VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



PAGE 



Artichoke 17 



Asparagus 17 



Eoots 17 



Beans, English 20 



" Dwarf.l2, 13, 18. 19 



" Pole 19,20 



Beet 21 



'■ Mangel Wurzel 50 



" Sugar 50 



Bird Seeds .47 



Borecole or Kale. ...29, 50 



Broccoli 20 



Brussels Sprouts 4, 20 



Cabbage 16, 22, 23, 50 



Plants ....23. U2 



Caper and Cardoon 23 



Carrot 25, 50 



Cauliflower 24 



Plants.. 24, 142 



Celeriac 14, 25 



Celery 15, 26 



Chervil 23 



Chicory 24 



Collards 24 



Corn, Field 49, 50 



Egyptian Kice SO 



" Kaffir 50 



" Pop 28 



" Sugar 6,27 



" Sweet Fodder. 28, 50 

 " Salad or Fetticus.25 



Cress 28 



Cucumber 4. 28 



Dandelion 29 



Egg Plant 29 



Endive 29 



Garlic 35 



Herbs 47 



Kale or Borecole 29, 50 



KohlKabi 29 



Leek 6. 31 



Lettuce 14, 15, 30, 31 



Mangel Wurzel 50 



Martvnia 31 



Melon, Musk 11, 32 



Water 5,33 



Mushroom 31 



Mustard 31 



Nasturtium 31 



New Varieties Vegetable 



Seeds 4 to 16 



Okra or Gumbo 31 



Onion 34,35 



" Sets 5,35 



Parsley 36 



Parsnip 36 



Peas 8, 37, 38, 39 



■' Field 50 



Pepper 14,36 



Potatoes 7, 40 



Pumpkin 16, 41 



Radish 6, 41,42 



Khubarb 41 



Euta Baga 50 



Salsify or Oyster Plant, 43 



Savoy Cabbage 23 



Scorzonera 43 



Sea-Kale 43 



Sorrel 43 



Spinach 43 



Squash 4,43, 44 



Tobacco 47 



Tomato.... 9, 10, 15, 44, 45 



Turnip 46 



Ruta Baga 50 



"Vegetable Plants and 

 Roots 47,142 



LAWN GRASS SEED. 



Page 51 



FARM,7iELD AND 

 SUNDRY SEEDS. 



Barley 49 



Beans and Beet 50 



Broom Corn 50 



Buckwheat 49 



Carrot and Chicory 50 



Clover Seed 48,49 



Corn, Field 49. 50 



Cotton 50 



Fenugreek and Flax 50 



Grass Seed 48.49 



Locust and Lupins 50 



Mangel and Millet 50 



Oats 49 



Opium Poppy . . 50 



Peas, Field 50 



Ramie and Rape 50 



Eye 49 



SeradeUa 60 



Sorghum & Sunflower.. 50 

 Teosinte and Turnip ... .50 



Vetches 50 



■Wheat 49 



Wild Rice 50 



■^1- 



INDEXrt-^ 



•1^ 



FLOWER SEEDS 



Are arranged in the following Classes, viz.: 



Novelties ■ 52 to 58 



Bedding Varieties that Bloom the First Season-60 to 73 



Everlastings and Grasses for Winter Bonquets 74 



Climbers that Attain Perfection the First Season- 75 to 77 



Hardy Plants for Permanent Situations 78 to 82 



Hardy Climhers for Permanent Effects 83 



Greenhouse and Window Plants 84 to 86 



" " " Climbers 87 



Dictamnus 79 



Digitalis 80 



Dodecatheon 80 



Dolichos 76 



Dracaena 85 



Dutchman's Pipe Vine .83 



Echeveria 85 



Edelweiss 74 



Emmanthe 55 



Esehscholtzia 65, 73 



Euphorbia 66 



Everlastings 74 



Ferns 85 



Forget-me-not 57, 68 



Four o'Clocks 67 



Foxglove 8i I 



Fuchsia 85 



Gaillardia 66 



Geranium 66, 86 



Geum 80 



Gilia 66 



Gilliflowers 72 



Gladiolus Seed !)0 



Glaucium 8u 



Globe Amaranth 74 



Gloxinia 85 



Gnaphalium 74 



Godetia 66 



Golden Feather 71 



Golden Rod 80 



Gourds, Ornamental 76 



Grasses. Ornamental.74, 80 



Grevillea 85 



Gynerium 80 



Hawk's Beard 65 



Helianthus 73 



Helichrysum 74 



Heliotrope 53, 85 



Helipterum 74 



Hibiscus .66,80 



HoUyhock 80 



Honesty 74, 80 



Humea 85 



Humulus 76 



Hyacinth Beau ...76 



Hvacinthus 89 



Ice Plant 66 



Impatiens 54, 85 



IpomcEa 53, 76, S7 



Japan Ivy 83 



Job's Tears 74 



Kalanchoe 85 



Kaulfussia 65 



Kenilworth Ivy '■3 



t,agarus 74 



Lantana 85 



Lapageria 87 



Larkspur 66, 79 



Lathy rus 83 



Lavatera 67 



Lavender 80 



Layia.. 67 



Leptosiphon 67 



Linum 67 



Loasa 76 



Lobelia 67. 80 



Lunaria 74, 8U 



Lvchnis 67. 81 



Malope 67 



Malva 67 



Marigold 55,67 



Cape 62 



Pot 62 



Marvel of Peru 67 



Maurandia 87 



Mignonette 55, 68 



Mimulus 55, 81, 86 



Mina 76 



Momordica 76 



Monk ey Flower 86 



Moon Flower 76 



Morning Glory 53,75 j 



" Dwarf... 64 



Mourning Bride 72 i 



Musa 68 



Musk Plant 86 



Myosotis 57,68 



Nasturtium, Climbing. . 77 

 " Tom Thumb..55, 68 



Nelumbium 94 



Nemophila 68 



Nicotiana 56, 68 



Abobra 83 



Abronia 60 



AbutUon 84 



Acacia 84 



Achillea 78 



Achimenes 84 



Aconltum 78 



Acroclinium 74 



Adlumia 83 



Adonis 60, 78 



Ageratum 52, 60 



Agrostemma 60 



Agrostis T. .. .74 



Alyssum 60, 78 



Amaranthus 60 



Ampelopsis 83 



Anemone 78 



Antigonon 87 



Antirrhinum 60 



Aquilegia 78 



Arabis 78 



Aralia 84 



Argy reia 75 



Aris"tolochia 83, 87 



Armeria 78 



Asparagus 83, 87 



Asperula 78 



Aster Collections 60 



Asters 52, 57,61 



Auricula 81 



Avena 74 



Azalea 84 



Balloon Vine 75 



Balsam 62 



" Apple and Pear.. 76 



Bartonia 62 



Begonia 52,84 



BeUis 62 



Bignonia 83 



Bocconia 78 



Brachycome 62 



Briza 74 



Bromus 74 



BrowaUia 62 



Bryonopsis 75 



Cactus 84 



Calampelis 75 



Calandrinia 62 



Calceolaria 54, 84 



Calendula 62 



California Poppv 65 



Yellow Bells, 66 



Calliopsis 62 



Callirhoe 62 



Campanula 54, 78 



Canarv Bird Vine 75 



Candytuft 54, 63, 79 



Canna 63 



Canterbury Bell 5t, 79 



Carnation 63, 84 



Castor Oil Plant 71 



Celosia 54, 63 



Centaurea 55, 63 



Cephalandra 75 



Cerastium 79 



Chrysanthemnm.64, 79, 84 



Cineraria 64, 85 



Clarkia 64 



Clematis 83 



Cleome 54, 64 



Clianthus 87 



Cobasa 75 



CocciLea -75 



Cockscomb .')4, 63 



Coix 74 



Coleus 64 



ColUnsia 65 



Columbine 78 



Convolvulus 64, 75, 87 



Coreopsis 62,78 



Com Flower 63 



Cosmos 65 



Cowslip 81 



Crepis 66 



Cucumis 75 



Cyclamen 85 



Cypress Vine 76 



Dahlia 65 



Daisies (see Bellis) 62 



Datura 65 



Delphinium 53, 79 



Dianthus 58. 65. 79 



PAGE 



Nigella .69 



Novelties in Flower 



Seeds 52, 58 



Nymphsea 94 



CEnothera 69 



Oxalis 69 



Psonia 81 



Palava 69 



Palms 86 



Pampas Grass 80 



Paudanus 80 



Pansy 54. 69 



P.apaver (see Poppy).^ 



Passion Flower 87 



Pelargonium 86 



Pentstemon 81 



Petunia .. .56. 57. 70 



Phlox 66, 70,81 



Physiauthus 77 



PicoteePink 84 



Pinks 58,65, 79 



Platy codon 81 



Polyanthus.. 81 



Polygonum 70 



Poppy 56,70,71.81 



Portulaca 71 



Primroses 57, 81, 86 



Primula 57, 81, 86 



Pyrethrum 71, 81 



Kagged Sailor 63 



Reseda 68 



Rhodanthe 74 



Ehodochiton 87 



Riciuus 71 



Rocket ....82 



Romneya 82 



Rose 82 



Rudbeckia 71, 82 



Salpiglossis 72 



Salvia 72 



Sanvitalia 72 



Scabiosa 72,82 



Scarlet Sage 72 



Schizanthus 72 



Smilax 87 



Snapdragon 60 



Stipa 74 



Stocks 72 



Streptocarpus 86 



Sunflower 73 



Sweet Alyssum 60 



Sweet Pea 62. 77 



hardy 83 



Sweet William 82 



Thunbergia 77 



Torenia 86 



Tritoma 55, 82 



Tropasolum 75, 77 



Trumpet Vine 83 



"Valerian 82 



Venidium 73 



Verbena 73 



Vinca 73 



Violet 82 



■Wallflower 82 



Water LiUes 94 



Wistaria 83 



Xeranthemum 74 



Yucca 82 



Zinnias 57, 73 



TREE SEEDS. 



Special circular sent free 

 on application. 



BULBS, SUMMER 

 FLOWERING. 



Amaryllis 92, 89 



.\morphophallus 88 



Bessera 92 



Caladium 88 



Chinese Sacred Narcis- 

 sus 88 



Cinnamon Vine 88 



Cooperia 88 



Crinnm 89 



Elephant's Ear 88 



Gladiolus 92,90, 91 



Hvacinthus 89 



Lilies 88 



Madeira Vine 89 



Milla 92 



Montbretia 89, 92 



Oxalis 89 



Pancratium 89 



Tigridias 89, 92 



Tuberoses 89, 92 



Water Lilies 94 



Zephyranthes 92, 89 



PLANTS. 



PAGE 



Abutilons 123, 126 



Achillea 133 



Achimenes 125 



Advertisements 144 



Agapanthus 125 



Ageratum 125 



Akebia Quinata 137 



Alternanthera 127 



Altheas 138 



Alyssum 126 



Amaryllis 89, 92, 1-25 



Ampelopsis 137 



Amygdalus 138 



Anemone Japonica. . . .133 



Antliemis 126 



Antirrhinum 143 



Apios Tuberosa 137 



Aquilegia 133 



ArdisiaCrenulata 126 



Aristolochia Sipho 137 



Armeria Maritima 133 



Asclepias 133 



Asparagus 125 



Asters J25 



Astilbe Japonica 133 



Azalea (Hardy) 138 



Azaleas (Chinese) 126 



Banana 119 



Bedding Plants 127 



Begonias 112, 127 



Berberry 138 



Bignonia Grandiflora. .137 



Bitter Sweet 137 



Blackberries 142 



Bleeding Heart 133 



Blue Dawn Flower 134 



Bouvardias 126 



Cabbage Plants 23, 142 



Caladium 127 



Calla Lily, assorted 119 



Calycanthus Floridu8.138 



Camellias 127 



Campanvila 133 



Cannas :*.... 120, 127 



Carnations 121, 128 



Cauliflower Plants.. 24, 142 

 Celastrus Scandens....l37 



Centaureas 128 



Cheap Collections 139 



Chrysanthemums. .113-118 



Cigar Plant 119 



Clematis 129, 137 



Clerodendron 128 



Clethra 138 



Clivia 128 



Club Terms 96 



Coleus 121, 127 



Condensed List 143 



Coral Plant 131 



Coreopsis 133 



Crotons 143 



Crown of Thorns 126 



Cnphea 119 



Currants 141 



Cyclamen 127 



Dahlias 122, 130 



Daisy, white and red, 



122, 133 



" yellow 119 



Deutzia Ii8 



Dewberry 142 



Dicentra 133 



Digitalis 133 



Dollar Collections 139 



Dbl.G'ld'n Marguerite. 1-26 



Dracienas 135 



Echeverias 127 



Egg Plants 142 



Eranthemum 143 



Ery thrina 131 



Eulalias 121 



ExochordaGrandiflora 138 



Karfngium 131 



Ferns 131 



Feverfew 131 



Figs 141 



Forget-me-not 133 



Forsythia 138 



French Cannas 120 



Fuchsias 131 



Funkia 133 



Gaillardia 133 



Genista ..131 



Geraniums 123,132 



Gloxinias 131 



Gooseberries 141 



Grapevines 141, 143 



Grevillea 131 



Hardy ClimbingVines 137 

 " Herbaceous Plants. 133 



" Moonflower 134 



" Shrubs 138 



" Violet 110 



Helianthus 133 



Heliotropes.. .. 

 Hemerocallis.. 



Hibiscus 



Hollyhocks ... 

 Honeysuckle . . 



Hop Vines 



Hydrangea GrandifloJ 

 Hydrangeas .., 



Impatiens I2cl 



Introduction al 



Ipomoea 



Iris 



Ivy — EufjlisU.. 



*' — Japanese 11 



Japan Snowball ll 



Jasminuiii i,1 



Kenia Japonica rif 



Lantana 13 



Lathy rus 137 



Lettuce Plants 142 



Lilac 138 1 



Lily of the Valley 123 



Lobelia Cardiualis 133 



Lobelias 127, 133 



Low Rate List .'. 139 



Lychnis 133 



Magnolia 138 



Manettia 1.34 



Matrimony Vine 110 



Miscellaneous Plants.. 143 



Monarda 133 



MoonFlower 110, 134 



Musk Plant 123 



Myosotis , 133 



CEnothera 133 



l»ieonies 136 



Palms 135 



Paudanus 135 



Pansies 136 



Paris Daisy 119 



Passiflora 136 



Pelargoniums 124 



Pepper Plants 142 



Petunias 136 



Philadelphus 138 



Phloxes 133,136 



Phlox Subulata 133 



Pinks 128, 136 



Plant Department. . .96, 96 



Platycodon 133 



Plumbago 124, 133 



Polemonium 133 



Premiums 96, 144 



Primrose 136 



Privet 138 



Pyrethrum 133 



Pyrus Japonica 138 



Raspberries 142 



Rhododendrons 138 



Rhubarb 142 



Ribes 138 



Eichardias 119 



Roses 97 to 109 



Rubber Plant 135 



Rudbeckia 133 



Salvias r24, 127 



Snowball 138 



Snowberry 138 



Solanum 136 



Spirea 133, 138 



Strawberries 140, 141 



Summer Pinks 128 



Sunflower 133 



Sweet William 133 



Tomato Plants .142 



Tom Thumb Dahlias.. 122 



Tritoma 133 



Tuberous Begonias 112 



TurkevsBeard 133 



"Vegetable Plants... 23, 24, 

 ' 47, 142 



Verbenas 136 



Viburnum 138 



Vinca 133 



Violets 110, 136 



■^ater Lilies & Plants.. 94 



Weigelia Rosea, etc 138 



Wistarias 137 



See "Condensed List," 

 page 143, for general as. 

 sortment of plants not 

 Included in above index. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Books on Gardening... 153 



Fertilizers 51, 162 



Lawn Sweepers. 145 



Turf Edger 145 



Planet Jr. Implements. 



146, 147 

 Tools and Imp'ts.l45 to 150 



Lawn Enricher 51, 152 



Insecticides 151 



Lawn Mowers 146 



Premiums. .17, 60, 144, 163 



Protecting Cloth 148 



Tree Tubs 144 



Trellis, Garden 149 



ABOUT THE NEW PRINTED ORDER SHEET. 



As the NEW ORDER SHEET is twice the size of those used in previous years, a little care will be needed in detaching 

 it from the Catalogue. All chance of tearing either Catalogue or ORDER SHEET will be obviated if the perforation 

 marks on the Order Sheet are carefully followed. Customers will kindly make out their orders for Seeds, Tools, etc., on the 

 NEW .?Rir<TED ORDER SHEET, in the manner there suggested. Many patrons order several times during the season, 

 and to such we shall be glad to send additional copies of the NEW PRINTED ORDER SHEET on application. The PLANT 

 ORDER SHEET remains the same as in previous years. 



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