MISS EMMA V. WHITE 



-14- Knoxville. [111.--- 'Many thanks lor such a beautiful 



little catalog. 1 have.all the covers for four years past." 



---Mrs. Susie McGowan 



SULPHO TOBACCO SOAP 



Sulpho-Tobacco Soap Kills Bugs and Insects. 



In the Garden. Kills all bugs that Injure plants. 



In the Orchard. Destroj-s insects injurious to trees. 



In the Household. Exterminates moths, cockroaches, bed-bugs, 

 etc. 



Ill the Stable. Relieves horses and cows from tormenting flies. 



In the Kenneli ■ Keeps dogs free from fleas and vermin. 



In the Sheepfold. Makes an unequaled sheepdip. 



in the Poultry Yard. Prevents all lice that infest fowl. 



Is Endorsed by the United States Department of Agriculture and 

 is highly recommended by Florists and Nurserymen. 



Produces Luxuriant Roses. Widely known for years fur pro- 

 venting rose lice and mildew on roses. 



Helps, to Grow healthy plants and beautiful flowers, and is non- 

 injurious to the tenderest growth; absolutely safe and convenient to 

 handle. 



THE COST IS TRIFLING 



13c — 3-oz. cake; makes 1% gallons prepared solution; mailed post- 

 paid. 



28c — 8-oz. cake; makes 4 gallons prepared solution; mailed postpaid. 



SPECIAL NOTICE With every order for SULPHO-TOBACCO SOAP we mail a booklet, "The 



"Window Garden " by' Eben E. Rexford, free, giving valuable information on flowers and plants 



in the house and garden; also helpful hints about insects which infest plant life, and how to ex- 



terminate them ^^^^^ PERENNIALS 



There is a great craze nowadays for old-fash- 

 ioned, hardy perennials. Buy seed and start your 

 own perennial garden at nominal cost. See 

 "Culture of Flowers," page 8, for instructions 

 In planting. Any 10 pkts. from this list, your 

 choice, 40c; entire twenty-seven pkts. for 75c. 



Variety — Flowering 



Period. 



ACHILLEA All summer 



ADONIS Apr.-May 



ANEMONE Aug.-Nov. '. 



. .Apr.-May 

 ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA..June-Aug. 



ASPERT7LA May 



CANTERBURY BELL June-July 



COLUMBINE June- Aug. 



COREOPSIS LANCEO- 



LATA May-Get. 



DAISY, ENGLISH All Summer 



, . .June-Get. 



TflAQt. STERUNGWORTH- MAtm.; 



PLANT TABLETS ' 



J HEY OpUBLE THE BIOOH ' 



STERLINGWORTH 



PLANT FOOD TABLETS IrSS^^pina 



Contain Nitrogen, Ammonia, Phosphoric Acid 

 and Potash. A New Scientific, Odorless, Con- 

 centrated Fertilizer for Potted Plants and 

 Vegetables. 



Takes the place of liquid manure. Used by 

 dissolving in water. By being wholly soluble ^^^^^^ ^^,^^^^^ 

 they start the plants at once into healthy and JaISY, SHASTA 



vigorous growth and make them grow and bloom 

 luxuriantly. These Tablets drive troublesome 

 insects and worms from the soil. 



They are odorless, non-poisonous, unlnjurious, 

 and are clean and easy to handle, and owing to 

 their concentrated form are far superior to other 

 plant fertilizers which are composed largely 

 of waste material and useless filler. If your 

 plants are not doing well, try Sterlingworth 

 Plant Food Tablets, and see how quickly they 

 are benefited. 



Trial-size box, suflBcient for 10 house plants 

 for 3 months, 10 cents, postpaid. Regular-size 

 box sufficient for 35 plants for 3 months, 25 

 cents, postpaid. 



Plants Suitable for Edgings. Ageratum, 

 Gem Alyssum, Diamond Flower, Dwarf Calliop- 

 sis. Dwarf Golden-Leaved or Dwarf Variegated 

 Nasturtium, Dwarf Platycodon, Dusty Miller, 

 Dwarf Phlox, Golden Feather Feverfew, Mig- 

 nonette, Llliput, Portulaca. . 



FORGET-ME-NOT May-Aug. 



FOXGLOVE July-Aug. 



GAILLARDIA June-Get. 



GYPSOPHILA July-Aug-. 



HEUCHERA May-June 



HOLLYHOCK June- Aug. 



LARKSPUR July-Sept. 



LYCHNIS May-July 



MALLOW MARVELS Aug.-Sept. 



PINKS, CHINESE May-June 



PHYSOSTEGIA June-Sept. 



PLATYCODON May-Sept. 



POPPY, ICELAND June-Get. 



POPPY, ORIENTAL May-July 



PYRETHRUM June 



STOKESIA July-Get. 



SWEET PEA, Perennial. ..June- Aug. 



SWEET ROCKET May-June 



SWEET WILLIAM June- July 



TRITOMA Aug.-Nov. 



See page 2 for other hardy perennials. 



Hgt. 



P. 



2 ft. 



14 



1 ft. 



16 



2-.3 ft. 



l.T 



6 in. 



15 



2 ft. 



p,j 



1 ft. 



16 



2 ft. 



20 



1-2 ft. 



18 



1 ft. 



19 



' 6 in. 



25 



2 ft. 



24 



6 in. 



26 



3-4 ft. 



27 



18 in. 



28 



2 ft. 



29 



1 ft. 



29 



5-7 ft. 



30 



3-4 ft. 



31 



1-2 ft. 



31 



4 ft. 



32 



1 ft. 



38 



3-4 ft. 



37 



2-3 ft. 



38 



1 ft. 



39 



2-3 ft. 



39 



18 in. 



40 



18 in. 



42 



4-5 ft. 



13 



2-3 ft. 



43 



18 in. 



43 



3 ft. 



44 



