Vaughan's "Chicago Parks" Lawn Seed. 



There is no better selling article in any seed, feed or florists' store 

 than Lawn Seed, and there is no better Lawn Seed than Vaughan's 

 Chicago Parks . It has 27 years' reputation and advertising to back it. 

 It sells on sight ! It is put up in the neatest and most attractive 

 packages, we ventureto say the most attractive package in the United 

 States, and the quality is the best. 



VAUGHAN'S "CHICAGO PARKS" LAWN SEED. 



doz 



, 12c. 

 20c.; 

 75c.: 



A 20 

 2 00 

 8 25 

 8 75 



Half pound packages (retail for 15c. each) per 100, $8.00; 

 One pound packages (retail for 25c. each) " 15.00; 



Five pound packages (retail for f 1.00 each) 



Per bushel, 15 pounds (retail for f2.75) |2.00; 5 bushels.. 



Per 100 pounds 11 50 



VAUGHANS •♦CENTRAL PARK" LAWN SEED. 

 Price same as that of our "Chicago Parks." 



LAWN SEED. Ordinary mixture, per bushel of 15 lbs 1 25 



COLUMBIAN LAWN GRASS MIXTURE. For shaded places, under 

 trees, etc. Per lb.. 20c.; 5 lb., 75c.; 10 lbs., $1.25; 100 lbs 



100 LBS. 



KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. Fancy Clean...l41bs..51 60 fW 50) Subjectto 



11 50 



" Ordinary 10 lbs.. 70 4 OOJ notice. 



DUTCH WHITE CLOVER. Very fine quality. Write for prices. 

 VAUGHAN'S LAWN FERTILIZER. Good seller. For prices see page 34. 

 jg®" Tcniis an all Grasses and Clovers strictly cash.'^H 



BUSINESS CONDITIONS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. 



TERMS on Florists' stock : To customers of approved credit, 

 60 Days, except on certain Cash items. Special 3 per cent, discount 

 for cash in Ten days (from these list prices only) not from the 

 " Special " quotations and excepting Net Cash Items. 



New Accounts: New customers, if not already well-known, 

 will please send cash with first order if desiring to open an account 

 send good references, property statement or other information con- 

 cerning their commercial standing as they may be able to furnish. 

 This will avoid delay which is very annoying. We cannot be ex- 

 pected to .ship goods to those whose good standing is not known to 

 us. For reference please h uik wholesale seedsmens or other 

 well-known business men with whom you have had dealings — 

 such information will be liehl m coiilidence. 



Our Responsibility ; While we always aim to have the best 

 Skkds, Bulbs anp Pi.,.\nts which each season affords from reliable 

 houses, we cannot and do not guarantee any of them to flower or 

 produce a crop of flowers at the price given, or will we be responsi- 

 ble for the crop. We assume our customers to be acquainted with 



these conditions and if the stock is not accepted on such conditions 

 it must be returned at once and any money paid will be refunded. 

 Live plants and like perishable stock should be sent by express; we 

 cannot assume any responsibility whatever for safe arrival when'' 

 ordered by freight. The remedy for loss must lie between the buyer and 

 the Railroad Company, but we will gladly render all the aid we can. 



We prefer not to send goods C. O. D., but when wanted in that 

 manner some money must accompany order. PERISHABLE stock, 

 plants, etc., are Positively not sent C.'O. D. 



LOW EXPRESS RATES ON PLANTS. 



We ship plants by all express lines to any part of the countr 

 Under the ruling of the leading express companies plants jiacke 

 closed boxes or ba kets are now being carried at the " Gknera 

 Special" rate, which naans a reduction of 20 per cent, from th 

 regular merchandise rate. I'.oxes wi i-hint; less than 100 pounds ar 

 chargetl at pound rates, but the iniuiiuuni charge is 45c. For exam 

 pie, if the general rate is #5.00 per Kii) li s., a box containing 25 Iba 

 will cost $1.00, which is a saving of 25c. 



TABLE OF CONTENTS. 

 Explanation of Table Below: Numbers pre&xed with B represent Bulbs; P, Plants; S, Seeds. 



Ageratum . .S. 24, P. 



Akebia P. 



Althea P. 



Almond P. 



Aly.ssum . . . S. 24, P. 



AmaranthuM S. 



Amarylli.s . .B. 21, S. 



Amorpha P. 



Ampelopsiij .S. 24, P. 

 Anemone . . S. 24, P. 



Antirrhinum S. 



Apples 



Aprom, Rul)l)er . . 

 Aquilegia . ..S. 24, P. 



Aralia P. 



Arabia .S. 24, P. 



Araucaria P. 



Aristolochia P. 



Asparagus. ..S. 24, P. 

 A.sters . .S. 25-26, P. 3-18 



Azaleas P. 19 



Bag.s-Seed 58 



Bafsam S. 26 



Bands-Rubber 58 



Barberry P. 19 



Buy Trees 4 



Baskets 55-57 



Begonias S. 26. B. 21, P. 4 

 BclUs, Oai.sy . . . .S. 27 



Bellows 58 



Bignonia ". .P. 15 



Blaekberry 20 



Books 



Bowker's Plant Koo( 



Box Trees 



Bulbs 



Caotus 1 



(Janna 



Cape Flowers .... 

 Carnations S. 27, P. 

 Supports 



Cassia P. 



Castor Beans P. 



CelastrusSeandens P. 

 Centaurea. S. 28, P. 



Chenille 



Cherries . .- 



Childanthus 



hrysanthemums 



P. 4-6- 



Cineraria S. 



Cinnamon Vine , . . 



Clethra P. 



58 Clematis . . ..S. 2,S, P. 



18 Clover 

 19 



('aladium , 



Calla 



('alycanthiis I 



(lampanula .S. 27, I 

 Candytuft. .H. 27, I 



B. 4-21 



20 



Cobaea S. 28, P. 



18 Cocoanut Fibre . . . 



3 Coleus S. 28, P. 



15 Coreopsis P. 



Cornus P. 



Cotton Wadding . . 



Crab P. 



Currants 



Cycas Stems 



Leaves 



Cyclamen S. 



Cydonia P. 



Dahlias S. 29, P. 



Daisy P. 



Decorative Plant i . 

 Delphinium S. 29, P. 



Deutzia P. 



Dianthus . .S. 29, P. 



Dictamnus P. 



Dielytra 



Digitalis . . .S. 29, P. 



Doves 



Dracena P. 



Eleagnus I'. 



Kscholtzia S. 



ICulalia . P. 



Kxochordia 1'. 



Kupatorium P. 



I crry !• lowers . 



Ferns S. 30, P. 



Fern Balls 1 



Pans 



Fertilizers 



Ficus P. 



Flower Gatherer. . 



Pots 



Seeds .... 



GaiUardias .S. 30, P. 18 



(jarden Line 59 



Rollers ... 68 



Genista P. 13 



Geraniums .S. ,30, P. 15: 



Gerbera P. 18 



Gladiolus B. 23 



Glazing Points ... 59 



Tools .... 59 



Gloxinia . . .S. .30, B. 21 



Gooseberry 20 



Gourds S. 30 



Grafting Wax 59 



Grapes 15-20 



Grass Seed 2 



(;vpsoi)hihi .S. 31, P. 21 



Hnlesiii P. 20 



llaiigitig Baskets. . 62 



Hardy Climbers ... 15 

 Perennials. . 18-19 



" Shrubs 19-20 



Ileliantluis P. 18 



lleliop-is .S. 30, P. IS 



HemiTorallis 18 



llibiseus . . S. .30,P.13-1S 



Hollyhock. ..S. 30, P. IS 



Honey.suckle P. 15 



Hose CO 



" Mender (iO 



" Nozzle (SO 



1 1 yiliiiMgea 1 



Iinpatiens 



Immortelles 



Insect Destroyers 

 Ipomoea . . .S. 31, 



: Tools 



.S. 31, 



Knives . . 

 Labels . . . 

 Lathyrus 



Lavender - . 



Lawn (Jrass 



Mowers . . . 



Rakes 



Sprinklers. . 

 Sweepers . . 



Lilacs P. 



Lillies 



Lilly of the Volley 21 



Linum S. 



Lobelia S. 31, P. 



Lychnis P. 



Madeira Vine .... 

 Marigold S. 



Mastica 



Matrimony Vino . . P. 

 Mats for Hot-beds. 



Matting 



Mignonette S. 



Mint 



Moon Vine S. 32, P. 

 Moss, French Green 



Sheets 



Sphagnum . . 

 Wreathes . . . 



Mulberry P. 



Musa P. 



Mushroom Spawn . 

 Nasturtiums S. 



Pelargonium 



Peach 



Pear 



Peat 



Pencils 



Peonies . . . . 

 Pennisetum . 



Plant Bed Cloth. . 



Stakes .... 



Stands .... 



Playtcodon P. 



Plum 



Plumbago P. 



Poinsetta 



Poppy . . . .S. 35, P. 

 Poultry ~ 



'rivet P. 



Prunus P. 



Pump Spray 



Putty Bulbs 



Raffia 



Hakes 



Raspberry 



Rhododendrons . . . 



Ribbons 



Richardias 



Roses If 



Rubber Hose 



Rudbeckia P. 



Sage P. 



Salvia S. 36, P. 



Sambucus P. 



Saws 



Stokesia . 

 UMllc.wer 

 weet Pea- 



.s. 3s, r. 



Tarrasion 



rigrida 



Tin Foil 



Thermometers 

 Tree Pruners . 

 Scrapers . 



Trellises 



Tritoma 



Trowels 



r'ubroses . . . . , 



Tubs 



Turf F.dger . . , 



Tweezers 



Twine 



Vas.-s 



^.•UrtMl.le Seed 

 \ .Tlii-ii:! . , S. 



\ ! 



Pots . . . 



Watsonia 



Wecdcrs 



Weed Killer 



Weigelia P. 



Wheat Sheaves , . . 



Wheelbarrow 



Wire Designs .... " i 



Wisteria 1. . 



Zephryanthus 



