GENERAL INDEX OF PLANTS AND BULBS 



Abutilon _ 



. 75 



Acalyphas 



...75 



Adiantum 



.73 



Agapanthus 



79 





_. _80 





...75 





79 





..-81 



Araucaria Excelsa 



Asparagus plumosus 



Asparagus Sprengeri 



Aristolochia Sipho 



.-..78 



73 



....73 

 ....81 

 68 



Barberry _ . _ 



80 



Begonia Plants 



79 



Begonia, Tuberous 



74 



79 



Bignonia grandiflora 



Blazing Torch 



Bleeding Heart 



_...81 



74 



79 



Bougainvillea 



Caladeums _ _ 



-_._75 

 79 



Callas 



75 



Calycanthus 



80 



Cannas 



79 



Carnations 



74 



Chinese Sacred Lily 



Chrysanthemums 



Cinnamon Tine 



Cissus discolor 



Clematis, Climbing 



Clematis, Stans, Dwarf... 



-.._79 



___.e8 



.-._81 

 -___79 

 _.-_81 

 -_..80 



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Crinum -—79 



Cyclamen 79 



Dahlias 71 



Deutzia 80 



Dicentra 79 



Diervilla 80 



Dracaena 93 



Dutchman's Pipe 81 



Easter Lily 77 



Elaeagnus 80 



English Ivy 81 



Parfugium 94 



Ferns 73 



Fern Ball 73 



Ficus Elastica 7v 



Fig 75 



Forsythia 80 



Fuschia 74 



Geraniums 76 



Genista 75 



Gladiolus 77 



Gloxinias 77 



Guava 75 



Hardy Climbing Vines 81 



Hardy Perennials 86-78-79 



Hibiscus 75 



Honeysuckles, Climbing 81 



Hyacinthus candicans 74 



Hydrangeas (pot) 79 



Hydrangea 80 



New Ev'bl'g Hydrangea 72 



Ipomoea 81 



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Iris 79 



Ivy, Boston 81 



Ivy, English - 81 



Japan Lilies 77 



Japan Snowball 80 



Japanese Fern Ball 73 



Japanese Maple 77 



Jasminum 80 



Jessamine 75 



Justicia 75 



Kerria Japonica 80 



Lantana 73 



Latania Borbonica 7d 



Lemon 75 



Lilac 80 



Lilies, Japan and others 77 



Lily-of-the-Valley 79 



Lonicera 81 



Madeira Vine 81 



Manetti Vine 7b 



Mexican Lily 79 



Moonflowers 81 



Myrosma 75 



Xymphaea odorata 75 



Norfolk Island Pine 78 



Orange, Otaheite 75 



Oxalis 74 



Peonies 78 



Palms 73 



Pelargonium 76 



Phlox 86 



Phoenix Canariensis 73 





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Phoenix Roebelini 



73 



Pitcher Plant 



75 



Pogostemon Patchouli _ 



75 





79 



Privet 



.86 



Rex Begonias 



79 



Roses 



3-67 



Rhododendrons 



68 



Rubber Plant 



77 



Salvia, Scarlet Sage ... 



75 



Scarlet Mexican Lily 



79 



Shower of Gold 



75 



Shrubs, Flowering 



80 



Snowball .. 



80 



Solanum ._ 



75 



Spanish Bayonet 



79 



Spirea 



80 



Swainsonia ... . 



75 



Sweet Violets 



78 



Syringa 



80 



Tamarix 



80 



Tigridias ... .. 



74 



Tritoma 



_ -74 



Trumpet Creeper 



81 



Tuberoses ... . . .... 



79 



Viburnum 



80 



Violets, Sweet 



78 



Water Hyacinth 



75 



Water Lily 



75 



Weigela 



80 



Yucca 



79 



INDEX OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS 



Flower Seeds 



Alyssum 



Aquilegia 



Asters 



Balsam 



Bellis II 



California Poppy 



Calliopsis 



Campanula 



Candytuft 



...84 

 —84 

 --.82 

 —83 

 ...84 

 ...84 

 -._84 

 _._84 

 83 



Cypress Vine 



Dahlia 



Daisy 



Dianthus 



Digitalis 



Dwarf Morning Glory ... 



Eschscholtzia 



Foxglove 



Gourds, Ornamental 



Heliotrope 



Hollyhock 



Lady's Slipper (Balsam) . 



Larkspur 



Lobelia 



Marigold 



Mignonette 



Morning-Glory 



Nasturtium 



Pansy 



Papaver 



Petunias 



Perennial Peas 



Phlox 



84 



83 



84 



83 



84 



83 



84 



84 



Kl 



83 



83 



83 



84 



84 



83 



83 



83 



83 



82 



84 



83 



84 



83-86 



Poppy 84 



Portulaca 84 



Ricinus J 84 



Salvia S3 



Scarlet Sage 83 



Shasta Daisy 84 



Sunflower 83 



Sweet Peas 82 



Sweet William 84 



Verbena 84 



Wallflower 84 



Zinnia 84 



Vegetable Seeds 



Asparagus 85 



Oelery 



Corn, Sweet 



Pop Com 



Cucumbers 



Eggplant 



Grass, Lawn 



Lettuce 



Melons, Musk 



Melons, Water 



Mustard 



Onion Seed 



Oyster Plant 



Parsley 



Parsnip 



Peas, Table 



Pepper 



Pumpkins 



Radish 



Salsify 



85 



84-85 



85 



85 



84-85 



85 



84-85 



85 



85 



85 



Canterbury Bells 



Carnation 



.-84 



83-84 



—84 



84 



84-85 



85 



Castor Oil Bean 



Celosia _ 



85 



85 



Centaurea 



84 



84-85 



85 



85 



84-85 



85 



85 



Chrysanthemums 



Cineraria 



...83 



84 



Cobaea 



84 



Bush, Lima 84-85 



Pole Lima 85 



Beets, Table 85 



Cabbage 84-85 



Carrots 85 



Cauliflower 85 



Cockscomb 



Coleus 



-__84 

 _ S3 



Convolvulus 



...83 



84 



Squash 



85 



Coreopsis 



Tomato 



84-85 



Cosmos 



-.-83 



Pinks 



-.83-86 



Turnip 



85 



HOW TO ORDER 



Our terms are cash with order, except where satisfactory bank reference is given, when we will gladly open an account. Goods 

 will be shipped C. O. D., if one-half of order is remitted with order. Through a variety of reasons, letters are lost in transit. 

 Prudence therefore dictates that remittance be made so that in case of loss duplicates can be had. Money may be sent at our 

 risk by Post Office Money Order, Express Money Order, Bank Draft, Money (not stamps) in Registered Letter. We will be re- 

 sponsible for the safe carriage of money sent us in any of these ways, and, if lost, will give full value. Please do not send 

 stamps for money. They often come stuck together, or stuck to the letter, so that they cannot be taken out except by soaking the 

 whole. Unless inconvenint to secure money order, then we will accept Parcel Post stamps. Silver, in small sums, carefully wrap- 

 ped and registered, will carry just as safely and is far more acceptable. Canadian customers can remit by International Money 

 Order on W^est Grove, Bank Draft, or currency in Registered Letter. Canadian postage stamps have no value here. 



Please Observe Carefully. When ordering, please use the order 

 sheet provided for the purpose whenever possible. Simply till up 

 the blanks, giving the number and name of the varieties wanted, 

 with size and price, we will understand. 



Order Early. Many of our customers order early, and the 

 plants are set aside; the earlier you order the better. We will 

 book for delivery whenever you direct. 



All Goods Sent Shipping Charges Prepaid. At prices given in 

 this catalogue, goods will be sent postpaid by mail, except where 

 plants are too large, such as two-year-old Roses, in which case 

 they will be sent by express. If your order amounts to $5.00 we 

 will prepay the express charges to any place in United States, on 

 orders less than that amount w-e prepay express charges if you 

 add 10 per cent of order. Whenever goods can be sent safely to 

 the purchaser's advantage by Parcel Post, they wall be sent by 

 this method, postpaid. We reserve the right to send them by 

 whichever method in our judgment, is the best. 



Our Guarantee is the best that can be given by any reputable 

 iirm, to deliver goods to you in first class growing condition and 

 failing therein to replace them immediately and if not satisfac- 

 tory to so notify us at once and any mistake or dissatisfaction 

 will be adjusted. Dingee Roses have given universal satisfaction 

 for over half a century. 



Candaian Customers. Canadian laws prohibit sending dormant 

 Roses or Shrubs into Canada except from March 15 to May 15, 

 and from October 7 to December 7, through the following cus- 

 tom ports, where they will be fumigated: St. John, N. B. ; St. 

 Johns, Quebec; Niagara Falls and Windsor, Ontario; Winnipeg, 

 Manitoba. All other goods, including our pot-grown Roses grown " 

 under glass are admitted at any time. 



Foreign Orders. Ten per cent extra should be added to orders 

 going outside of United States or its colonial possessions, to pay 

 extra cost of packing and postage. To countries with which we 

 have a parcels post, goods can be sent by mail. They also can 

 be sent by express, but the person ordering must give the name 

 and address of some one in New York who will receive the goods, 

 prepay the ocean charges and forward them. We pack lightly 

 and safely, and the charges, even to the most distant points, are 

 very reasonable. 



Premium Plants. We always do better than we promise in the 

 way of extra plants, so when the order will at all afford it, we 

 add to it some plant or plants gratis, often choice new kinds. 

 Several of the Roses now so eagerly sought after were first in- 

 troduced to our customers in this way — presented with their 

 order. 



CLiUB ORDERS. — To induce our customers to make up club orders among their friends, we make special attra<;tive induce- 

 ments. The only requirements are that the club shall consist of the complete address of five club names, including the clubber, and 

 that the order shall amount to not les§ than ^10 in cash. Write for further terms under these conditions. 



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