VAUGHAW'S "CHICAGO PARKS" LAWN SEED 



EVERY CHICAGO HOUSE OWNER USES LAWN SEED. The Suburbai7 

 home requires much, so do all public grounds, even the gardener and farmers 

 are buyers. Because of this, every buyer who has bought seeds, who knows 

 the importance of a good stand, looks for quality. That is why Vaughan's "Chicago 

 Parks" Lawn Seed sells on sight. It is known for quality; 3.j years before the 

 public with the same high quality and freely kept before the home-building public 

 with liberal advertising. You, as a dealer, can sell it with the assurance that there is 

 no better grade put up and yoiu" customer will accept it without argument. Why 

 S|)eud good time trying to argue a buyer into using inferior brands? 



VAUGHAN'S ''CHICAGO PARKS^' Highest Grade 



Package Quantity Prices: 



Half i)ound (sell for 20c each); per 100, 811.00; each, 15c; doz., SI. 50 



One pound (sell for 20c each); per 100, 20.00; each, 25c; doz., 2.50 



Five pounds (sell for SI. 35 each) each, SI. 10; dos., 12.00 



Bushel, 15 pounds.... (.sell for S;^.95); 8.'3.15; 5 bus., 815.30; 100 lbs., 820.(K) 

 Vaughan's "Central Park" Lawn Seed. Price same as that of our "Chicago 

 Parks" Lawn Seed. 



OUR OTHER STANDARD MIXTURES 

 COLUMBIAN "SHADY NOOK" LAWN GRASS MIXTURE, f.>r shaded places under trees, etc 



Per lb 24c, S lbs $1.10, 15 lbs $2.15, 100 lbs $20.00 



"QUICK SHOW" LAWN SEED, for immediate effect 10 lbs $1.60; 100 lbs $15.00 



•'OOOD MIXED" LAWN GRASS SEED 10 lbs $1.60; 100 lbs $15.00 



KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. Fancy clean (21 lb. seed) 14 lbs $4.00, 100 lbs $28.00 ( Subject to 



RED TOP. Fancy Seed. Extra heavy 10 lbs $1.80, 100 lbs $17.00 ' change 



RED TOP, Unhulled 10 lbs $1.00, 100 lbs $9.00 I Zotia" 



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



«e» TERMS ON ALL GRASSES OR CLOVERS STRICTLY CASH. ■=®a 



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 li.st prices only), not from the 

 "Special" quotations and excepting net cash items. 



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

 manner some monev must accompany order. Perishable stock, 

 plants, etc., are POSITIYELY not sent C. O. D. 



Our Stocks are sold E. O. B. Chicago, New York or Western 

 Springs' (unless otherwise stated), and we do not accept transpor- 

 tation risks after delivery in good order to express companies, rail- 

 roads or steamer lines. Because our prices are made on values of 

 these stocks at above points and if we are to accept transportation 

 risk we can do so onl}' at advanced prices. 



On Each Order, please give name of express company or rail- 

 road you wish us to u.se; tliere is no other sure way of correct routing. 



First Orders from all finns not having an account with us 

 should come with remittance to cover same, for which discounts 

 may be taken as above. 



Book Accounts. Customers who wish to open accounts will 

 plea.se sn])ply usual trade references or a property statement. If 

 the business is a partnershij) or corporation, be sure to give 

 names of partners or officers and .signatures of tliose authorized to 

 sign orders. Some individual name should be signed to all orders. 



Impossible to Guarantee Crops. We do not warrant in any 

 way, expressed or implied, the <k'scrii)tion, qualily, productiveness 

 or anj' olher niattcr (_>f aiiv seeds, bulbs, or plants sold by us, and 

 we will not be in any w ay res])onsihle fur the crop. If the jjurchaser 

 does not accept these gnods on the alio- 

 be returned. Subjeet to the ,ibove ct)n(l 

 we make the moderate priees quoted in onr catalogue. 



Orders for Bulbs, Sets, and Like Perishable Stock, booked 

 in advance of .shipjjing dale, are taken subject to loss by fire, rot 

 or other accident bevond our control. 



is, they are at once to 

 ind b\ reason thereof, 



TABLE OF CONTENTS.— Explanation of tables below: Numbers prefixed with B represent Bulbs; P, Plants; S, Seeds. 



Abutllon S. 



Actlnidla P. 



Achinea . .S. 26, P. 

 Ageratum .S 26, V 

 Alternanthera ... r 



Althea !• 



Almond I ■ 



Alyssum . .S. 2G, )■ 



Amaranthus 



Amaryllis B. 



Ampelopsls.S. 26, P. 

 Anemone, .S. 26, P. 

 Antirrhinum . . . .S. 

 Aprons, Rubber,... 

 A<iullegla .S. 26. P. 



Aralla P. 20 



Arabls S. 26. P. 



Araucaria P. 



Arlstolochla S. 27, P. 

 Asparagus .S. 27, P. 



Aspidistra P. 



Asters S. 27-28. P. 17 



Aucuba P. 



Azaleas P. 



Kags-Seed 



Halsam S. 



riands-Rubber 



Barberry P. 



Bay Trees P. 



Itaskets . .55, 56, 58, 

 BuKOnlas 



S. 28, B. 23, P. 3, 



Bonis .S. 



Bollows 



rsorberls P. 



Blgnonla P. 



Birch Bark 



Hooks 



Bowkor'e Plant 



Food 



n<ix Trees P. 



Mulbs B. 23- 



•alli 



falycanthus P. 20 



Campanula S. 29, P, 17 



Candytuft S. 29 



Cano .'Stakes 55 



Canna P. 5-6 



Capo Flowers 



Carnations S. 



Carnation Clip 59 



Castor Beans S. 29, 

 Celosla S. 29 



Clii 



ino 



B. P. 

 Clematis S 30, P. 16, 



Clock Dials 55 



Clover .S. 



Cobaea . . ,S. 30, P. 

 Coleus . . . .S. 30. P. 

 Coreopsis . .S 30, P. 17 



Cornus P. 



Cosmos S. 



Cotton Wadding 



Crab P. 



Crlnum B, 



Croton P. 



Currants P. 



Cycas .Stems P. 



Leaves P 

 Cyclamen S. 30, P. 10 

 Cydonla P. 20 



Dahlias . ,S. 30, P. 8, 9 



Daisy S. 30, P. 17 



Dolphlnlum S. 30, P. 17 



Deutzia P. 20 



Dlanthus S. 30-31, P. J7 

 Dlctamus. .S. 31, P. 17 

 Dlolytra B. 23, P. 17, I s* 

 Dleftenbachla ...P. Id 

 Digitalis . .S. 31, P. 17 



Doves 59 



Dracaena ..S. 31, P. 10 



Dump Cart 68 



Duster, Leggett's., 59 



Eleagnus P. 20 



Fscholtzla .S. 31 



Kuonymus P. 21 



Rupatorlum .S.*31. P. is 



Exoohordia 1'. 21 



Fairy Plowors 69 



Poms .S. 31, 59, P. 10 



Fern Balls B. 23 



Porn Pans 64 



Fortlllzers 69-60 



Flower Gathere 

 " Pots , . 

 " Seeds . 



Flower Boxes. . 



Forgot-Mo-Nots 



Forsvthia 



Fumltiatcrs . . . 



Galllardlas S. 31. 

 Garden Line. . . . 

 Genista 



Gooseborry 

 Grafting Wax. 



Grapes 



Grapes, Wild. 



Glasses 



Gypsophlla S. : 



id Cart Box. 

 •dy Cllmb.Ms. 

 Poronnlal: 



' Coupler .... 

 ' Mender .... 

 ' Nozzle .... I 

 Hyaclnthus Candl- 



cans S. 



Hyacinth Glass .... 

 liydrangroa .... P. 21, 



Impatlons . . ,S. 



muKirtolloH 



nsect Doatroyors 61- 



pomoea 



S. 32, B, 23, P. 16, 



Iris S. 32, P. 



Iron Ago Tools. . . . 



smene B. 



Jerusalem Cherry P. 



i.iiliiyrus .H. 32. f. 

 Lawn Grass S. 



Mowers .... 



Rakes 



Rollers 



Sprinklers . 

 " Sweepers . . , 



Leaf Mold 



Leaf Rack 



Letters 



Ligustrum P. 



Lilacs P. 



Lilies B. 



Lily of the Valley 



B. 24, P. 

 Llnum . . .S. 32, P. 

 Lobelia S. 32, P. 18 

 Lychnis ..S. 32, P. 



Maderia Vine B. 



Marigold S. 



Mast lea 



Matrimony Vine. P. 

 Mats for Hot-Beds 



Mattings 



Mignonette S. 32 



Mold, Loaf 



Montbretlas B. 



Moon Vine S. 



Moss, French Green 



Sheets 



.Sjihagnum . . . 



12 







63 



61 



Pelargonium . . . 



P. 



n 



1 Peat 





63 









63 





■ 1 





-19 



] ^ 







3; 





i'oilploea 



i''. 



11 



:i 



68 



Petunia . . ,S. 33, 



1". 



n 



6S 



Phlladelphus ... 



P. 



21 



68 

 62 



I'hlox Hardy. . . 



P. 



19 



Phlox Seed . , . . 



,S. 



34 



63 



Pins 



.61, 



63 



Plant Bed Cloth 





63 



21 



Stakes 





63 



21 



Stands . . . 





63 



2 1 



riatyciHl.H. S. 34, 





19 







I' 



1 1 



3 4 



Wr 



Nnsturtlun 

 Nlcotlana 

 Nozzle . . . 



ths 



., .P. 



Palms P. 



aint 60 



Pampas Plumes .... 



Pandanus S. 



Panlcum P. 



Pansy S, 36, P, 



Raffla 



Rakes 



Raspberry P. 



Rood 



Resurrection Plants 

 B. 



Rhus P. 



Ribbons 



RIchardIa B. 



Roses S 35, P. 13, 14, 



Rubber Hose 



Rudbockia S. 35, P. 



Salvia 



.Sash, Hot Bed . 





. ,.S. 



35 



Snowball .... 





22 



Sod Crusher 





64 



Sod Cutter . 





68 



Solanum . . . . 



S. 



35 



Spiraea B 24 



p. 19, 



22 



Sprayers 





65 



Sprinklers . . 





65 



Stocks 



. . . . .S 



35 



Stokesia.. .S. 



37, p. 



19 



•Sunflower . . . 



S, 



37 



Sweet Peas 



S. 



38 



Syringes .... 





65 



Tamarix .... 



p. 



22 



Thermometers 





65 



TIgridias ... 



. .'. B. 



24 









Tobacco Steams, . . 



62 



Tobacco Dust 





6i 



Tcoth Picks. 





65 







65 







65 





X-'. ' P. 



19 







65 





.■!!b. 



24 



Tulls"'r.t. 





66 



Turf Edger . 





66 







66 



Twine 



Vases 55, 66 



Vegetable Seed . . . 39-54 



24[ Verbena S. 37 



Viburnum P. 22 



ii4 Violet S. 37 



Saws 



Scablosa. . .S, 35. P. 



Scythe Blades 



Shasta Daisy S. 



Shears 64, 



Sickles 



Sllkallne 



Sieves 



Wall Pocket 



Water Barrel Truck 



Watering Pots 



WoMflers 66, 



Wood Killer 



Welgella P. 



Wheat Sheaves.... 



Wheelbarrow 



Wire Designs 56 



Wire 



Wistaria P. 



Yucca P. 



ZephyranthuR ...B. 



