INDEX TO CATALOGUE 



VE6ETABLE SEEDS 



Pago 



Asparagus 17 



Beans. Dwarf 18, 19 



Beans, Pole 20 



Beets, Garden 21 



Beets, Stock 22 



Borecole 2.1 



Brussels Sprouts 23 



Carrot 23 



Cabhace 24, 25, 26 



Cauliflower 28 



Celery 27 



Chicory 28 



Cress 28 



Corn, Sweet 29 



Corn, Pop 28 



Cucumber 30, 31 



E<rg Plant 32 



Endive ,°,2 



Garlic 3:2 



Gourd 32 



Herbs 51 



Kohl Rabi 32 



Leek 



32 



Lettuce 33 



Mangel Wurzel 22 



Melon, Musk 34, 35 



Melon, Mango 35 



Melon, Water 36, 37 



Mustard 32 



Novelties 3 to 14 



Okra 46 



Onion 38, 39 



Onion Set 39 



Parsley 46 



Parsnips 46 



Peas 42, 43 



Pepper 40 



Pumpkin 41 



Radish 44, 45 



Rhubarb 4 6 



Rutabaga 50 



Salsify 46 



Spinach 4 6 



Squash 4 7 



Sugar Beet 22 



Tobacco 51 



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Tomato 4 8, 49 



Turnip 50 



Vine, Peach 35 



FARM SEEDS 



Barley 52 



Buckwheat , . 52 



Broom Corn 52 



Clover 54, 55 



Field Peas 52 



Grass Seed 54, 55 



Hungarian 55 



Kaflir Corn 53 



Lawn Grass GO 



Millet 55 



Peanuts 53 



Potatoes 53 



Rape 53 



Seed Corn 58, 59 



Sweet Corn Fodder 29 



Sugar Cane 53 



Sunflower 53 



Tree Seeds 57 



Flower 

 Flower 

 Flower 

 Flower 

 Flower 

 Flower 



Seeds, 



Seeds, 



Seeds, 



Seeds, 



Seeds, 



Seeds, 



Annuals (alphabetically arranged)... 6i to 73 



Everlasting 74 



Grasses 74 



Climbers 75 



Sweet Peas 15 



Perennials 75 



Novelties in Flower Seeds 



Novelties in Vegetable Seeds 3 to 



Summer Flowering Bulbs 77 to 



Fertilizers and Small Hand Tools 



Garden Tools and Horse Tools 



Poultry Supplies 



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 13 

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 80 

 79 

 80 



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Barry's Fruit Garden, New and Revised 1.50 



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Broom Corn and Brooms 50 



Bulbs and Tuberous Rooted plants, C. L. Allen 1.50 



Celery Culture 40 



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Flower Garden, Beautiful, Matthews 40 



Fitz's Sweet Potato Culture GO 



Fruit Growing, Amateur, by S. B. Green... 1.00 



Grape Culture, by A. S. Fuller 1.00 



Gregory on Cabbage 30 



Gregorv on Carrots and Mangels $ .30 



Gregory on Squashes 30 



Henderson's Gardening for Profit 1.50 



Henderson's Gardening for Pleasure 1.50 



Henderson's Practical Floriculture 1.50 



Henderson's Hand-book of Plants 3.00 



Home Floriculture, bv Eben R. Rexford.... 1.50 



Hop Culture, New and Revised Edition 30 



Horticulturist Rule Book, Bailey, L. II 75 



House Plants-How to Succeed, L. P. Hillhouse 1.00 



Onions — How to Raise them Profitably 25 



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Rose, The — Its Cultivation, Elhvanger, H. B. 1.25 



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As the season was not the vest for any crop this year, it is safe to say that the Early June 

 Tomato is the hest early Tomato I think have ever grown. It is far ahead of other early 

 varieties, being bigger, earlier, less seed, less sun scald and a continuous bearer till frost. — 

 N. Be Boef, Gardener, MahasTca County, Iowa. 



