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Use This Index-It Will Help You To Find Things Quickly ? 



VEGETABLE, FARM AND LAWN SEEDS 



Alfalfa 78, 82 



Artichoke, Jeru- 

 salem 82 



Asparagus . 12, 63 

 Aust. Salt Bush 82 



Barley 82 



Beans, Garden 



14 to 17, 63, 64 

 Beans, Lima 



13, 19, 20, 21, 64 



Beans, Field 82 



Beet. .10, 11, 18, 64, 65 

 Beet, Field, Mangel 



and Sugar 82 



Beggar Weed 82 



Broccoli 65 



Broom Corn 82 



Brussels Sprouts 12, 65 

 Buckwheat 81, 82 



Cabbage .23 to 25, 65 



Cardoon 65 



Carrot, Field 82 



Carrot, Garden 



10, 11, 22, 6". 

 Castor Oil Plant ... 82 



Cauliflower 22, 6 i 



Celeriac 66 



Celerv. . . .27 to 29, 66 



Chervil 66 



Chicory 66 



Clover 78 



Collards 66 



Corn, Sweet 



30 to 34, 66, 67 



Corn, Field 80, 82 



Corn, Pop 83 



Corn Salad 67 



Cress 67 



Cucumber 35, 67 



Dandelion 67 



Doura 82 



Egg Plant ..36,67 

 Endive 36, 67 



Fetticus 67 



Flax 82 



Garlic Sets 70 



Grasses, Lawn 



6, 7, 75. 76 

 Grasses, Pasture 77, 78 



Herbs, Sweet, Pot, 



etc 74 



Hungarian Grass . 7S 



Jerusalem Corn 



83 



Kaffir Corn 83 



Kale 37, 68 



Kohl Rabi 37, 68 



Lamb's Lettuce . . 67 



Leek 37, 68 



Lettuce.. . .38 to 42, 68 

 Lupins, Field 83 



Mangel Wurzel 82 



Martynia 68 



Melon, Musk 



44, 45, 68. 69 

 Melon, Water. . .43. 69 



Millet 83 



Mushroom Spawn 



43, 69 

 Mustard 69 



Nasturtium 69 



Oats 79, 83 



Okra 43. 69 



Onion 40 to 48, 69, 70 



Onion Sets 46. 70 



Oyster Plant .... 58, 73 



Parsley 53, 73 



Parsnip /() 



Peas. Field 81, S3 



Peas, Garden 



49 to 52, 70, 71 



Pepper 53, 71 



Potatoes. . . .54, 55, 7 I 



Pumpkin 72 



Radish 55, 56, 72 



Ramie 83 



Rape S3 



Rhubarb 72 



Ruta Baga.. .62, 74. 83 

 Rye S3 



Sainfoin 83 



Salsify 58, 73 



Scorzonera 73 



Sea Kale 73 



Soja Beans S2 



Sorghum S3 



Sorrel 73 



Spinach 57, 73 



Squash 58. 59, 73 



Sugar Cane 83 



Sunflower. Russian 83 

 Swiss Chard. 58, 0.5, 73 



Teosinte 83 



Tobacco 83 



Tomato 



8, !•. 60, 61, 73, 74 

 Turnip 61, 62, 74 



Vetch 83 



Wheat 1 S3 



Witloof 00, 74 



Zizania or Wild 



Rice 83 











FLOWER SEEDS 













Achillea 



.. . 94 



Browallia 



. 97 





. .101 



Helichrvsum . . . . 



108 



Maurandia . . 



115 



Ricinus 



IBS 



Aconitum 



... 94 







Cowslip 



. .122 



Heliotrope 



. .108 



Mignonette . . 



.... 114 







Acroclinium 



... 94 



Calandrinia 



. 99 



Cyclamen 



. 103 



Hibiscus 



. .108 



Miniulus 



114 



Sage. Scarlet 



125 



African Daisy . . 



... 106 



Calceolaria 



. 97 



Cypress Vine. . . . 



. .103 



Hollyhock 



. .109 



Mina 



11.5 



Salpiglossis 



135 





... 94 



Calendula 



. 97 







Honesty 



. . 108 



Momordica 



114 



Salvia 



i ?,a 



Alyssum 



...94 





. 97 



Dahlia 



. .104 



Humulus (Hop) 



109 



Moon Flower 



.... 1 13 



Sialiiosa 



126 



Amaranthus. . . 



. . 95 



Campanula 



. 99 



Daisv, Shasta . . . 



..100 



Hyacinth Bean . . 



. . 106 



Morning Glon 



102. 113 



Schizanthua 



1?6 



\mpelopsis ... 



. . . 9.5 



Canary Bird Vine 



. 99 





. . 97 







Musa 



114 



Silene 



i?r» 





9.5 



Candytuft 



99 

 . 98 



Delphinium 



Dianthus 



104 

 . .105 



Iberia 



99 

 ..110 



Mvosotis. . . . 



114 









Stocks 



127 



Antirrhnium . . . 



. . . 93 



Canterbury Bells 



99 





. .106 



Incarvillea 



..111) 



Nasturtium . . 



116 







Aquilegia 



. . . 93 



Cardinal Climber. 



103 





. .106 



Ipomoea 



. .113 



Nemesia 



115 



straw-flower. .108 



124 





. . . 96 



Carnation 



.-98 





. 100 







Nemophilia. . 



115 



Suiiiiin r Cypress, . 



112 



Argemone 



. . 95 



Castor Oil {Ricimts)125 







Kenilworth Ivy 



. .110 



Nicotiana. . . . 



115 



Sunflower 



T.'.S 





. 95 





. 98 





. .106 





112 





115 





127 



Arnebia 



. . . 95 



Centaurea 



100 



Euphorbia 



..107 



Kudzu Vine 



. .110 







Sweet Pea 



Artemesia .... 



. . . 95 



Cerastium .... 



.100 











Oenothera 



115 



130, 131, 132 



133 



Asparagus, 





Chinese Wool Flower 98 



Feverfew 



.114 



Lady Slipper. . . . 



. . 96 







Sweet Rocket. . . . 



127 



Ornamental . . 



. . . 95 



Chrysanthemum. . 



.100 





.114 



I.antana 



..110 





117, 118 



Sweel Sultan 



100 



Asters. . . 88, 89, 



90, 91 



Cineraria 



.102 



Four o'Clock .... 



.107 



Larkspur 



.110 



Pentstemorj . . 



.... 119 



Sweet William. . . 



1?9 



Auricula 



. . .122 



Clark ia 



.102 



Foxglove. m 



.106 



Lathvrus 



. .111 





120, 121 











Clematis 



.102 







Lavatera 



. .111 



Phlox 



119 



Thunbergia 



1?,9 



Baby's Breath . 



. . . 108 



Cleome 



.102 



Gaillardia 



.107 



Lobelia 



. .111 



Pinks 



105 



Tritoma 



m 





. .. 96 



Cobea 



.102 



Geranium 



.107 



Love-in-a-Mist . . 



. .115 



Platyeodon. . . 



121 







Balsam 



...96 





. 98 



Gerbera 



.108 



Lunaria 



. .108 



Polyanthus. . 



1 22 



\ i i bena 



135 





...96 



Coleus 



.102 



Globe Amaranth 



.107 



Lupinus 



. .111 



Poppy 



123. 124 





129 





...96 







Gloxinia 



.107 



Lychnis 



. .111 



Portulaca. . . . 



. .121 



\ iolet . 



118 



Bellis 



...97 



Convolvulus 



.102 



Godetia 



.107 







Primula [Primrose) 122 



Viscaria 



1?9 



Bignonia 



...96 



Coreopsis 



.102 



Golden Feather . 



.124 



Mallow 



. .112 



Pyrethrum. . . 



... .124 







Boltonia 



...96 



Corn Flower. . 100 



126 



Gourds 



.108 





,.112 







Wallflower 



1?9 



Boston Ivy. . . . 



...95 



Corn, Rainbow. . . 



.101 



Grass or Spice Pinks 105 



Marvel of Peru. . 



.107 



Ragged Sailor 



100 



Wistaria 



1?9 





96 



Cosmidium 



103 



Gypsophiha 



108 



Matricaria 



114 



Rhodanthe . . 



124 





135 













FLOWERING BULBS AND ROOTS 











Gladiolus. 



. 139 to 143 



Lilies 



138 



Miscellaneous Summer Flowering Bulbs 136 to 137 







Dahlias . 



. .144 to 149 



IMPLEMENTS. TOOLS, APPLIANCES, FERTILIZERS. ETC. 



Lawn Mowers and Lawn Tools .... 1-52, 153, 154 



Plows 155, 156 



Potato Diggers, Celery Hillers, Markers 160 



Harrows, etc 157 



Planet Jr., Implements 158, 159 



Rollers and Fertilizer Distributors . .160, 101 



Root Cutters, Shellers, Mills, etc 162, 163 



Water Barrels and Hand Carts 164 



Wheelbarrows, Rubbish Burners, etc 164 



Celery Blanchers, Protectors. Netting, etc 165 



Hotbeds, Frames, Sash, etc 166 



"El Flo" Canners, Fruit Presses, Dryers, 



Choppers, etc 163 



Asparagus Bunchers and Knives, Baskets. Bags, 



Grafting Tools, Axes, Weeders, etc 167, 168 



Grinders, Posthole Diggers, Forks, etc 168 



Hoes, Hooks, Hatchets 169 



Pots, Sprinklers and Various Appliances 170 



Pruning Saws, Rakes, Scythes, Syringes, 



Supports, Shovels, Spades, Scissors, etc. 170, 171 



Shears, Trowels, Thermometers, Traps, Water- 

 ing Pots, Weeders, etc 171, 172 



Stakes, Trellis, Wirework, Window Boxes, 



Tubs, Hanging Pots, Vases, etc 165 



Lawn Sprinklers, Lawn Requisites 174, 173 



Pumps, Sprayers, Insecticide Apparatus 175 to 176 



Fertilizers and Insecticides 177 to 179 



Books 180 to 183 



LIST OF HENDERSON'S TESTED VEGETABLE SEEDS 



OF WHICH ADDITIONAL SOWINGS MAY BE MADE JUNE 1st AND ONWARDS 



The possibilities of your vegetable garden have not been by any means exhausted when vou have raised one crop of vegetables. The fact is, you can double 

 the output of your garden and raise a host of good things for the table from June until Frost ends garden operations. It has been noted by a keen observer who 

 travels much in New York, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut, that some of the thriftiest vegetable gardens are planted after June 1st. 

 Many varieties of vegetables yield larger crops from summer sown seed than from spring sown seed, because the weather prevailing at the time the young plants 

 attain any size is exactly suited to their requirements, and they are able to grow and complete their development without check. 



The varieties marked "early" should be chosen for late planting, because they mature more quickly than the varieties designated as "late." 

 VARIETIES AND DATES UP TO WHICH THEY MAY BE SOWN IN LATITUDE OF NEW YORK 



Cress, Water Every 2 week; until Aug. 



Cucumber July loth 



Endive July to Aug. 1st 



Kale June 



Kohl-Rabi July 15th 



Lettuce Aug. loth 



Mustard Every 2 weeks until Sept. 



Beans, Dwarf or Bush. . . . Every 2 weeks until Aug. 



Beets June to Aug. loth 



Brussels Sprouts June (in seed bed) 



Cabbage Early June 



Cauliflower Early June 



Carrot July to Aug. loth 



Corn, Sweet Every 2 weeks until July 15'.h 



Cress, Garden Every 2 weeks until Sept. 



Peas July to Aug. loth 



Pumpkin June 



Radish Erery 2 weekl until Si lit. 



Radish, Winter Aug. 



Ruta Baga June 



Spinach Aug. to St pt. \5tk 



Swiss Chard Every 4 weeks until Sept. 



Turnip July 1st to Aug. 25th 



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