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Tyrian ' ' Plant Sprinkler 



"Tyrian" Plant ii-niNi^LER is us essential to the success 

 of your plants as the soil the\ grow in, With it you can, 

 ■without injuring your plants "or soaking the earth, quickly 

 sprinkle them. It will render valuable aid in keeping the 

 foliage fresh and healthy and free from insects of all kinds. 

 Throws a spray "ju.st like rain." Its value is so apparent 

 that, once secured, you will not be without it again. Price, 

 75 cts. each, postpaid. 



Sulpho-Tobacco Soap 



For the sure, easy and immediate extermination of all 

 insect life on plants, trees and animals, Sulpho-Tobacco 

 Soap is a matchless preparation. Being non-poisonous, it is 

 absolutely safe to handle, and will not injure the most tender 

 plant. In- addition it is a spli ndid fertilizer. It dissolves 

 readily in water, and can be applied -nith a Tyrian Sprinkler, 

 to the fatal discomfort of all species of insects. Both the soap 

 and sprinkler are necessary adjuncts to the successful culture 

 of plants. Directions, dissolve two ounces of soap to a gallon 

 of water, and apply when cold to the foliage of the plants 

 with a good sprinkler, one or two thorough applications 

 being sufficient to destroy the most persistent insects. 



PRICE.— Three-qunce packages, sufficient for l^ 

 gallons of solution, 13 cts. eacli, postpaid; eigbt- 

 . ounce packages, sufficient for 4: gallons, '48 cts. 

 eacli, postpaid. 



SPFCIAI OPPPP ^^^ ^' ^® ^'" *®"^' postpaid, a "Tyrian" Sprinkler and an eight-ounce 

 *^* i-^x^i/-M^ Vfi 1 i-wiy package of Sulpho-Tobacco Soap, or a three-ounce package and the "Sprinkler " 

 ■ for 85 cts. ; also a valuable booklet—" The Window Garden ; How to Care for It." 



Popular Gardening Books 



Gardening for Pleasure (Henderson). —If you wish to 

 cultivate vegetables, flowers or fruits for private use, read 

 the ueAV and revised ediiion of Gardening for Pleasure. 

 This book treats of everything connected with gardening 

 indoors and out, and has been especially written for 

 amateurs. 404 pages, illustrated. Price, $2, postpaid. 



Rose Culture (Ellwanger).— A well-written, valuable work 

 on rose culture. Sl.25, postpaid. 



Practical Floriculture (Henderson). — If you desire to en- 

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 revised edition of Practical Floriculture, 325 pages, fully 

 illustrated. Price, Sl.50, postpaid. 



House Plants and How to Succeed With Them (Lizzie P. 

 Hillhouse).— The author has succeeded admirably in her 

 effort to produce a book especially valuable to amateurs. 

 220 pp. Illustrated and indexed. Cloth, gl.OO ; paper, 50 cts., 

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Walker's Excelsior 

 Plant Food 



Is a rich fertilizer, odorless, clean to 

 handle and absolutely free from 

 acids. If you want your plants to 

 grow to perfection, use it. Your 

 plants will grow stronger, give 

 brighter and richer colored flowers 

 and more of them, if thev are fed 

 with Walker's Plant food.' Helpf\il 

 the year round. 



PRICE. — liarge package, 

 sufficient to feed t^venty-live 

 plants t-ivelve niontlis, 50 cts., 

 postpaid. 



Smaller package, to feed 

 tAventy-five plants six montlis, 

 25 cts., postpaid. 



WALKERS 

 EXCELSIOR BRAND 



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Index of Flower and Vegetable Seeds 



PLiOWER SEEDS 



PAGE 



Abutilon 130 



Ageratum l."0 



AUyssum 130 



Ansel's Trumpet 135 



Antirrhinum 130 



Aquilegia 1-lS 



Asters 124, 131 



Bachelor's Button 132, 136 



Balloon Vine 149 



Balsam {Lady Slipper)...l2o, 130 



Balsam Apple 149 



Begonia 12.3, 132 



Bellis. 132 



Blue-Bottle 132 



Calceolaria 145 



Calendula 134 



California Poppv 136 



Catliopsis 134 



Campanula 148 



CanarvBird Flower 149 



Candytuft 133 



Canna 13:^ 



Canterbury Bells 148 



Carnation 133, 14S 



Castor Oil Bean 142 



Celosia 125, 133, 134 



Centaurea 125, 132 



Chinese Pink 135 



Chinese Primrose 145 



Chrysanthemums 133 



Cineraria 145 



Cleome 132 



Cobfea 149 



Cockscomb 133 



Coleus 125 



Columbine 148 



Convolvulus lo7, 149, 150 



Coreopsis 134 



Cornbottle 132 



Cosmos 134 



Cypress Vine 149 



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■Dahlia 135 



i Daisy 126, 132 



iDatiira 135 



Dianthus 135 



DigitaUs 148 



Dolichos 149 



Dwarf Morning Glory 137 



E^chscholtzia ". 136 



Euphorbia 132 



Everlasting Flowers loO 



j Feverfew 106 



J Forget-me-not 136 



! Four O'clock 137 



1 Fox glove 148 



i French Marguerites 133 



Fuchsia 145 



I Gaillardia 136 



Geranium 145 



Giant Spider Plant 132 



Gloxinia 145 



Godetia , 136 



j Gourds, Ornamental 153 



[Grasses, Ornamental 150 



iGvpsophila 136 



Heliotrope 132 



Hollvhock 148 



Hyacinth Bean.... 149 



Ipomcea 149 



Kenilworth Ivy 145 



I Lady's Slipper (Balsam), 



I 125, 130 ! 



ILantana 145 1 



I Larkspur 136 1 



Lathyrus lis>\ 



iLinaria 145 



Lobelia 136 1 



ILvchnis 136 



i Marigold 137 i 



I Marvel of Peru 137, 



I Mignonette 137 



Momordica 149 j 



Moonflower 1501 



PAGE I 



Morning Glon' 137, 149, 150 ' 



Myosoti.s 136 ' 



Nasturtium 124, 1.38, 139 | 



Nicotiana 139 | 



Ornamental Grasses 150: 



Ornamental Gourds 153 | 



Pansv 126, U0\ 



PapaVer 148 



Passiflora 145 



Perennial Peas 148 



Perennial Poppv 148 



Periwinkle 142 



Petunia 141 



Phlox •... 141 



Picotees. 148 



Pinks 135, 148 



Platycodon 148 



Poppy 126, 142 



Portulaca 142 



Pot Marigold 134 



Primrose 145 



Primula 145 



Ricinus 142 



Salpiglossis 142 



Salvia 143 



Scabiosa 143 



Scarlet Sage : 143 



Smilax 145 



Snapdragon 130 



Stocks 14:^ 



Sunflower 126, 144 



Sweet Peas 127,146, 147 



" Bush 127, 147 



" Cupids 147 



Sweet Sultans (Centaurea) 



125, 132 



Sweet William ...143, 148 



Torenia 143 



Tropseolum 124, 138 



Verbena 144 



Vinca 142 



Violas 140 



PAGE 



Wallflower 144 



Zinnia ; 145 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



Asparagus 



Beans, Bush 



" Lima, 128, 151, 



Pole 



'i- . " Lima 



Beets, Table 128. 



Cabbage 128, 



Carrots 



Cauliflower 



Celery 



Corn, Sweet 129, 



" Pop 



Cucumbers 



Eggplant 128, 



Endive 



Gourds 



Herbs, Sweet, Pot and 



Medicinal 



Lettuce 128, 



Melons, Musk 



Melons, Water 



Mustard 



Nasturtium 124, l:'8. 



Onion Seed !...129, 



Oyster Plant 



Parsley 



Parsnip 



Peas, Table 



Pepper 



Pumpkins 



Radish ^ 129, 



RutaBaga 



Salsify 



Spinach 



Squash .....129. 



Tomato 129, 



Turnip .,..,.. ......... 



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