PRICE LIST OF" BOOKS. 



VEGETABLE. POSTPAID 



Gardening for Profit $1 65 



Truck Farming in the South 1 10 



Cabbage and Cauliflower ('O 



Celery for Profit 30 



Success in Market Gardening 1 50 



Asparagus Culture '5 



Left Overs Made Palatable 2 00 



Tomato Culture -- 60 



Gardening for Young and Old 1 10 



Vegetable Home Gardening 40 



New Onion Culture 60 



A. B. C. of Potato Culture 80 



Mushrooms (Bow to Grow Them) 1 10 



Tobacco Culture ...^ 35 



Our Farm of Four Acres 60 



Farmer's Cyclopedia of Agriculture ... 4 7a 



GRASSES AND CLOVERS. 



Broom Corn and Broom -—$ 60 



Farmer's Book on Grasses 60 



Alfalfa 75 



Peanut Plant, Its Cultiration 1 00 



Ginseng 60 



INSECTICIDES, MANURES, ETC. 



The Spraying of Planfs .......$l 25 



Insects and Insecticides. 1 65 



Tile Drainage 40 



Bomnaer'8 Method of Making Manure 40 



Fungi and Fungicides 1 10 



FRUITS. 



POSTPAID 



Peach Culture $i lo 



Plums and Plum Culture i 65 



Charlton's Grape Grower's Guide 85 



Strawberry Culture 50 



The Nut Culturist 3 00 



Small Fruit CulturisL 1 15 



Bush Fruits 1 65 



California Fruits 2 75 



Citrus Fruits and Their Culture 2 75 



FLOWER GARDEN. 



Practical Floriculture ,$1 65 



The Rose, Its Cultivation, Etc 2 00 



The Beautiful Flower Garden 50 



The Chrysanthemum 55 



POULTRY AND ANIMALS. 



Animal Breeding $2 50 



A. B. C. of Bee Cullure 2 50 



Diseases of Dogs i 00 



New Egg Farm 1 15 



Dack Culture 40 



Broilersfor Profit 65 



Profitable Dairying... 80 



Feathered Pets 25 



Profits in Poultry 1 15 



Squabs and Broilers 50 



Squabs for Profit 55 



HOGS, Etc. 



Harris, On the Pig $1 15 



Home Pork Making fiO 



Diseases of Swine 85 



HORSE RADISH CULTIVATION— Make up the ground as you would 

 for strawberry plants, except that the rows are 3 feet apart; that is, the fur- 

 rows are drawn 3 feet apart ; put in a liberal dose of commercial fertilizer (a 

 broadcast of good stable manure previous to this is very beneficial), then 

 turn a double with a marker, scraping the top of the row off level, then put 

 the sets in as nearly straight as possible, the sharpened end down, se'ting 

 them about 12 to 14 inches apart In the row. This way about 10,000 sets are 

 used to plant an acre. After it comes up the horse radish is cultivated as 

 are most other crops ; it is very easily grown, as it soon covers the ground 

 sothat the weeds will not grow in It. Horse Radish gets, 20c per dozen; 

 $2.00 per 100. 



' CHIVES OR GERMAN SOHNITTLAUCH— One of the finest and most 



lelicate of the entire Onion family. Much more delicate in flavor than 



lallots or Pearl Leek. >The Tops, the only part used, are used for season- 



T Salads, Cream Cheese, etc. This plantis of an easy culture, but requires 



'tly shade during the summer and high soil. Price 15c per bunch. 



-RHUBARB ROOTS— 2pc each; $2.00 per dozen. 



T^E PLANTS. 



of vegetable plants on hand suitable for our 

 test notice, providing the weather permits. 





Per Doz. 



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