VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOR FLORISTS, CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



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JHAN S IMPROVED PURPL 



DANDELION 



Thick Leaved or Cabbaging. Oz., 50c.; 

 ^4 lb., S1.50; lb., S6.00. 



EGQ PLANT 



Vaughan's Improved New York 

 Large Purple. 



Very large and smooth, fine dark color. Ours 

 s the spineless kind, most preferred by our 

 narket gardeners, both east and west. We 

 lave made the most careful selection possible of 

 lur stock plants, and know it to be unsurpassed 

 or the market. Lb., $3.50; H lb., Sl.OO; 

 iz., 25c.; }4 oz., 15c. 



Black Pekin, Lb., 83.35; H lb., 60c.; 

 >z., 30c. 



Very Early Dwarf. Earliest of all; it re- 

 embles the New York in shape and color. Oz., 

 ;0c.; }4 lb., 50c. 



White Pearl. Oz., 25c. 

 b., 80c.; lb., S3.00. 



H oz., 15c.; M 



Black Beauty 



From 10 to 13 days earlier than New 

 fork Improved Purple. The fruits are broad 

 nd thick, of most attractive form, and of the 

 nest flavor. The skin is a rich, purplish 

 >lack, entirely free from spines or thorns, 

 'he fruits set most freely and are ready to 

 larket early, so that the entire crop can be 

 athered before there is any danger of frost, 

 •kt., 10c. ; H oz., 35c.; oz., 40c.; H 

 i)., Sl.OO. 



ENDIVE.— Endivien 



Oz 



Staghorn (come de cerf). Best for early. A 

 money-maker if sown in hot-bed and planted 



out early SO.IO 



Green Curled Summer .10 



Green Curled Winter .10 



Moss, very fine curled 10 



Broad-leaved White or Lettuce-leaved 10 



Ever White Curled 15 



SI .00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.35 



GARLIC 



Selected Bavarian. This is a particularly fine ?train of Garlic. It 

 originally came from Wurzburg, Bavaria, and has been groun in an old 

 German settlement of Illinois for a number of years. It is larger and more 

 even than ordinary garlic, keeps much longer without shriveling, and is of 

 snowv whiteness. Lb., 35c.; 3 lbs., 65c.; 5 lbs., Sl.OO; 10 lbs., S1.85; 

 100 lbs., S16.00. 



Ordinary Garlic. Write for prices. 



HERBS 



Lb. 



Anise « S 



Balm S3.00 



Bohnen Kraut 60 



Borage (Gurkenkraut) l.OO 



Caraway .50 



Catnip or Catmint. 



Chives 



Dill 5 lbs., S3.00 .50 



Horehound 



Lavender 1.35 



Peppermint, 100 seeds, 

 30c.; pkt., 10c. 



».10 Lb. Oz. 



.15 Pennyroyal Pkt., 10c. 



.10 Pimpinella S1.25 S0.15 



.10 Rosemary 3.00 .30 



.10 Sage 1.60 .80 



.30 Summer Savory 60 .10 



.60 Sweet Basil 1,25 .15 



.10 Sweet 3Iarjoram 90 .10 



.15 Tarragon (Esdragon). 

 .15 Pkt., 10c. 



Thyme 8.50 .25 



Wormwood 2.00 .20 



HORSE RADISH 



Horse Radish Sets, 

 size, 1,000, S5.50. 



100, 60c.; 500, .S8.00; 1,000, S3.75. Extra 



KOHLRAB] 



Short-leaved Early Erfurt S0.20 



Early Purple Vienna 



Goliath Purple 



Goliath White 



Lb. 

 S3 .00 



LEEK 



Broad Scotch 



Large Musselbtirg 



Rouen Large Winter 



New Mezieres Winter 



Bulgarian Winter, new. )4 

 35c.; 3 ozs., 40c. 



.3C 



.50 



3.00 



.20 



.50 



2.00 



.30 



.65 



3.50 



.30 



.65 



2.50 



.10 



.30 



1.00 



.10 



.30 



1.00 



.10 



.30 



1.00 



.15 



.40 



1.35 



LETTUCE 



HOLT'S 

 MAMMOTH SAGE 



The plants are of strong 

 growth; attain a height of one 

 foot the first season and spread 

 so that • a single plant covers 

 a space 3 feet in diameter. 

 They are perfectly hardy and 

 make a still larger growth the 

 second season. The leaves 

 are borne well above the 

 ground, are strong in flavor, 

 of unusual substance and of 

 superior quality. It does not 

 seed. Price, doz., 55c.; 35 

 for Sl.OO; per 100, S3.25. 



Two Ounces of Seed to 100 Yards of 

 Row, 4 Pounds to the Acre. 40 to 50 

 Days from Seeding to Maturity. 



S SELECTED STOCK. 



Black Seeded Simpson 



Vaughan's Selected Stock. 

 This is by far the most popular sort among the Chicago gardeners, 

 .forms large, loose leaves of ideal color; the leaves are large, thin, very 

 nder, and of very good quality. It is one of the best sorts for use 

 ' ider glass as weU as for early outdoor planting. As this kind varies 

 hen growing we have our stock seed all hand picked. Lb., 80c., !4 lb., 

 5c.; oz., 10c. 



Any of the following 

 sorts at the uniform 

 price of: Lb., 75c.; K 

 lb., 30c.; 3 ozs., 15c.; 

 oz., 10c. , except where 

 noted. 



The aiorse. 

 Tilton's White Star. 

 Early Curled Silesia. 

 Early Curled Simpson. 

 Denver Slarket jf'orc- 

 Ing. 



Blonde Beauty. 

 Perpignan or Defiance 



Summer. 

 Buttercup. 

 Silver Ball. 

 Prizehead. 



White Seeded Tennis 

 Ball, or Boston 3Iar- 

 ket. 



Black Seeded Tennis 

 Ball. 



Improved Hanson, very 

 large, firm. 



New York. 



Salamander. 



The Deacon, heads 

 large and solid. 



Brown Dutch Cabbage. 



California Cream But- 

 ter. 



Trianon Cos (Celery 



Lettuce). 

 Paris White Co's. 

 Iceberg. 3Iaxinium. 



Grand Rapids Forcing 



The best forcing Lettuce for Western Markets. Very 

 hardy, it grows large and its handsome appearance 

 gives it a ready sale. Keeps from wilting, longer than 

 other sorts. 



Vaughan's Kxtra Selected Stock. 5 lbs., 

 $4t.3.> : lb.. l.OO : M lb.. SOc. : or... lOc. 



Ordinary Stock. .■> lbs., 3.«.» : lb., 85c. : K lb., 

 a.ic. : oz., lOe. 



St. Louis Butter Head. A head lettuce of the first 

 quality. Vcrv --oliil cri^iii. resisting heat well and not 

 running to seed. Lb., 7.»c. : M III., 20c. ; oz., 10c. 



