VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOB FLORISTS. CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



VAUGHAN'S TOMATO SEED. 



SEE ALSO NOVELTIES. 



Acme, Vaughan's Selected Stock, 



-furti 



One of t 

 kinds on t 

 arge, roun 

 eed has been grov 



of the l>es 



ear- and we know lliere is none better. % oz., 13c 

 lb., §2.00. 



The Dwarf Stone Tomato 



The 



largest dwarf in existence. In 



habit of vine it resembles Dwarf 

 th and more f-i-r-et. Tho fruit resembles 

 , shape, and is j.i a. 1 1, a lly same size. 



Champion, but is ot stronger gro 

 that of the tall "Stone" in col 

 The Dwarf Stone is fully doubl 

 vet equally as early. The strong upright habit ^1 ^imuIIi N.- .\ 

 Stono admits planting at least a half closer .-ai '.i w.ny than usua 

 shape of the fruit is perfect, with a good skin, which is free from 

 about the stem end. Oz., 35c; 2 oz., 60c; lb., $1.10. lb., S4.00 



Cream City. large Tomato 



ipen. 



Remarkably pro- 

 n' w Tomato we 

 lUt a week earlier 

 I and as large as 



ling purposes. 



6«c; lb., ¥2.40. 



Earlv Michigan. There is no better variety than this for the gen- 



£ eral market or family use. Vines are large, _\vith 



large, dark green leaves, vigorous an" 

 medium size to large. Color rich red. 

 % lb.,60<-; lb., ¥2.26 



Sutton's Best of All. 



t>z.,50<-; i oz., 8(lc. 



Frogmore Selected Forcinjf. a 



cropping, free 



THE NEW STONE. 



VAUGHAN'S IMPROVED STRAIN. 

 'J'HE Tomato for a Main Crop. Choicest seed. We call 

 this the king of the Livingston kinds, which are the 

 best types of large, smooth, solid "beefy" tomatoes. If 

 asked to select one main crop, market sort, we advise 

 this. Color, fine scarlet, stem (calyx) set high, core 

 small and shallow, so that but little is lost when it is 

 taken out of the fruit before slicing. We want to make 

 what we say of this kind definite, because there are very 

 many good kinds, and a long list is confusing. If in 

 doubt, buy the New Stone for market or home use for 

 that matter. % oz., 15c.: oz.. 25c.; % lb., 60c.; lb., $2.00. 



EARLIANA. 



THE EARLIEST LARGE SMOOTH RED TOMATO. 



This Tomato is not onjy remarkable for its earliness, 

 but for its very large size, handsome shape and bright 

 red color. Its solidity and fine quality are quite equal 

 to the best medium and late sorts. In some growing 

 sections it is now planted almost exclusively on account 

 of its superiority in earliness, size, uniformitv, smooth- 

 ness and sure-setting of fruits. This is a money-getter 

 and eveiy market gardener should plant it. The growth 

 is compact, fruits being borne in the center in large 

 numbers. The earliest Tomatoes shipped from New Jer- 

 sey to the New York market .Tre of this variety. % oz , 

 loL'.; oz., 2.5C.; 14 lb., Soc; lb., S3.25 



THE TALL CHATMPION TOMATO. ' * 



One of the best for market gardeners 

 . It is an unusually strong and rank grower and lieavv bearer. Tlie fruit 

 IS large smooth, well formed and heavy, of "Acme" coloi-. A fair average 

 size of the fruit is 2!i Inches thick and 3'A broad. It is a first-class solid, 

 showy tomato. It has no resemblance w hatever to Dwarf Cliamnion except 

 in color of fruit. Vioz., 20c; 02., 30c; 3 ozs., 50c; 'X lb., 80c; lb., S3.00. 



STANDARD VARIETIES. 



PER PKT. 5 t ENT.S, OF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: 

 New Globe. .See Novelties. 

 VauKlian'§ Model. See Novelties 



Favorite. Large, early, smooth $ 



The "Lorillard." For indoors 



Golden Queen. Rich deep yellow 



Ponderosa. Largest and meatiest 



Tropb.v. The old favorite 



Heauty. Xn extra fine strain 



Enormous. Large and smooth 



Vaughan's Earliest of All. First early.. 

 Crim^ion CuNhion. Large, round, scarlet . 



Imperial. Early and smooth 



Buckeye State. Round, smooth, red . , . 

 Early Dwarf Champion. Fruit like .\i ine 

 Perfection. Haid to heat for a scarlet 



Dwarf Aristocrat. Ch >i<-e Seeil 



Ked Currant. Small 



Red Cherry, Yellow I'ear. V. ii.ih I'Uiin. 



Red Plum, each 



<iround < horry or Huok Tomato 



Yellow Peach. Ked Peach, each 



June Pink. New, a pink Farllana 



.15 



$ .20 

 .25 

 .20 

 .30 

 .25 

 .20 

 .20 

 .25 

 .30 

 .20 

 .20 

 .20 

 .20 



: oz. 



$ .40 



.3,5 



.40 



$ .60 $2.09 



.80 3.00 



.60 2.00 



.95 3.50 



.60 2.00 



.60 2.00 



.70 2.25 



.76 3.00 



.95 3.50 



.60 2.00 



.60 2.00 



.70 2.25 



.00 2.00 



.15 .25 



. .15 .25 



. . .15 J.»5 .40 



. . . .15 .20 .40 



.20 .40 



TURNIP. 



WHITE MILAN, The Earliest ol I 



filL 



Oz. 



U lb. 



Lb. 



White .Milan. Earliest of all. 



JiO.lO 



90.25 



>0.70 



■^«M' ^'^'^ Karly Milan 



.10 



.75 



.70 



Jrap" I'urple Top Strap Leaf, 10 









IbN., li!2.50 ■ 



.05 



.I.S 



.30 



BSP^ Kkk 





.15 



.40 



Purple Top White Globe, 10 









mS^J, lbs., ii;:i.50 



.05 



.15 



.40 

 .40 



B^gl White Flat Dutch, 5 lbs., $1.40 



.05 



.15 



Bi^^ INinieranian White (ilobe . 



.05 



.15 



.40 



Yellow Aberdeen, 10 lbM.,$2.60. 



.05 



.16 



.40 





.05 



.16 



■40 



4^ Golden Hall 



.05 



.16 



.40 



Long Cowhom 



.05 



.16 



.40 



Early Snowball....' 



.05 



.15 



.40 



Seven Top 



.05 



.15 



.50 



Rhode Island Rock. 



.05 



.15 



.50 



Our Tomato Seed is grown by Tomato .specialists, who plant for seed only. Cheap Tomato Seed 

 comes from canning factories and cannot be depended on to be free from mixtures. 



