CATALOGUE FOR THE SOUTH. 



143 



U. S. FOOD ADMINSTRATION LICENSE No. G21720. 



WE SOLICIT COBBESFONDENCE IN 



FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, 



ITALIAN. OB, IN PACT, 



ANY LANGUAGE. 



WE DO NOT CHARGE FOB BAGS OB 



BOXES. 



SEEDS POSTPAID BY MAIL. 



Please bear in mind that prices of seeds 

 quoted in this catalogue include prepayment 

 of postage on all seeds ordered by pack- 

 et, ounce, quarter-pound and pound. 



If ordered to be sent by express or 

 freight, deduct 10 cents per lb. from mail 

 prices quoted. 



Larger quantities than pounds, pints and 

 quarts will be sent by express or freight 

 at purchaser's expense. Postage on Bulbs, 

 Flowering and Vegetable Plants, add 20 

 per cent of their value. 



Our Terms — Cash or satisfactory refer- 

 ence. Orders from unknown parties whose 

 financial rating is not recorded, must be 

 accompanied by a Draft on New Orleans, 

 Registered Letter, or Money Order. Where 

 neither of the above can be obtained, send 

 remittance in United States postage stamps. 

 Stamps must be in good order, and placed 

 so they will not stick together. No Plants 

 or Live Stock sent C. O. D. by Express. 



Correspondents in foreign countries 

 should add a sufficient amount for postage 

 at the rate of 12 cents per pound. Cana- 

 da postage is 16 cents per pound. Seeds 

 sent in sealed tin cans for the tropics 

 cannot be sent by mail unless full letter 



postage, 50 cents per pound, is paid; they 

 may, however, be sent by express, if such 

 companies have offices there. 



When ordering write your name plainly, 

 give correct P. O. address if by mail, if by 

 express give your express office or nearest 

 express, to avoid any delay; also if by rail 

 or boat give station or landing and if 

 possible the name of the railroad or name 

 of boat. Where no instructions are given 

 as to how shipment should be made, we 

 will use our own discretion, but we urge 

 all customers to state plainly whether they 

 want goods mailed, expressed or shipped 

 by boat or by rail. As all shipments by 

 boat must be prepaid, customers not known 

 to us must remit enough to cover freight. 



Non-Warranty. Note — There are so 



many contingencies to be encountered in 

 growing plants from seed and in setting 

 out plants that are dependent on the weath- 

 er and other conditions over which we 

 have no control, that success in planting 

 is not altogether dependent on the seed 

 or plant. We will send out only seed 

 which we believe will grow and produce 

 the kind of plant and variety represented, 

 but 



This company gives no warranty, ex- 

 pressed or implied, as to description, quali- 

 ty, productiveness or any other matter of 

 any seeds, bulbs, plants or trees, we send 

 out, and we will not be in any way re- 

 sponsible for the crop. If the purchaser 

 does not accept the goods on these terms, 

 they are at once to be returned. 



All C. O. D. orders must be accompanied 

 by at least half the amount. 



FLOWEB SEED. 



Bulb Roots 89-92 



Bulbs Inside Front Cover 



Climbers 88-89 



Fern Seeds Inside Front Cover 



General Assortment 85-88 



Japan Lilies 92 



Palm Seeds Inside Front Cover 



Sweet Peas 89 



Tree Seeds Inside Front Cover 



FRUIT AND NUT TBEES 

 BEBBIES AND GBAPES. 



Alligator Pear 115 



Apple 108 



Apricot 109 



Cherry r ... 109 



Fig 108-1C9 



Fruit Tree Seeds 



Inside Front Cover 



Guava 113 



Kumquats 110 



Lemon , 111 



Mulberry Ill 



Nectarine Ill 



Orange 109-110 



Peach 110-111 



Pear 112-113 



Plum 111-112 



Pomegranate 113 



Persimmon 112 



Quince 113 



Almonds 114 



Chestnuts 114 



Pecans 113-114 



Walnuts 114 



Blackberries 115 



Currants 115 



Dewberries 115 



Gooseberries 115 



Grapes 114-115 



Raspberries 115 



Strawberries 115 



GENERAL INFORMATION 



Announcement 2 



Calendar £ 



INDEX. 



Directions for Planting 



Fruit Trees, etc 107-108 



Number of Plants or Trees 



to Acre 108 



Proper distances for 



planting Trees 108 



Seeds by Mail 143 



GBASS and FIELD SEEDS. 



Abruzzi Rye 



Amber & Orange Sorg- 

 hum 



Appier Oats 



Barley 



Beggar Weed 



Bene 



Bermuda Grass 



Bokhara Melilotus or 

 Sweet Clover 



Broom Com 



Buckwheat 



Carpet Grass 



Clover, Alfalfa 



Clover, Alsike 



Clover, Burr 



Clover, Crimson 



Clover, Japan 



Clover, Mammoth Red.... 



Clover, Red or June 



Clover, White Dutch 



Dwarf Essex Rape 



Egyptian Wheat 



English Blue Grass 



English Rye Grass 



Farmogerm 



Feterita 



Florida Clover 



Fulghum Early Oats 



German Millet 



Guinea Grass 



Hungarian Millet 



Italian Rye Grass 



Japanese Barnyard Millet 



Japanese Honey Drip 

 Cane 



Jerusalem Corn 



Johnson Grass 



Kaffir Corn 



Kentucky Blue Grass .... 



Kudzu 



Lespedeza 



Meadow Fescue 



Milo Maize 



Mulford Culture 



Natal Grass 



Oats 



Orange Sorghum 



Orchard Grass 



Paspalum Dilatatum 



Paspalum Platy-Caule .. 



Patterson Oats 



Pearl or Cattail Millet... 



Red Top Grass 



Red Top Sorghum 



Rhodes Grass 



Rye 



Siberian Millet 



Sorghum 



Southern Rye 



Steckler's Hog Pasture .. 

 Steckler's Mixed Lawn.... 

 Steckler's Sunny South 



Lawn 



Steckler's Welcome Oats 

 Straighthead Ribbon 



Cane 



Sudan Grass 



Sumac Sorghi:m 



Sunflower, Russian 



Tall Meadow Oat Grass.. 



Teosinte 



Texas Seeded Ribbon 



Cane 



Timothy 



Vetch 



Wheat Seed 



Wild Rice 



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MISCELLANEOUS. 



Agricultural Implements 120-127 



Announcement 2 



Budders 114 



Bug Death 128 



Calendar 8 



