LONG BROTHERS' CATALOGUE SPRING, -l8 
OKRA, Dwarf White 
. ONION, Wethersfield Red, a standard sort, 
Denver's Yellow, mild flavored, excellent, 
productive; a gc'jd keeper, 
Silver Skin, liandsome ; much used for 
pickling 
White Portugal, medium sized, very fine. 
New Queen, rapid grower, good keeper, . 
1 Flat Dutch Cabbage. 
PARSLEY, Giant Curled, an excellent sort, 
PARSNIP, Student, fine flavored, . 
Long Dutch, Ion;;; excellent, . 
PEA, Blue Peter, dwarf, very early, excel- 
lent in quality, productive, per qt., 50c, . 
Phil., Extra Early, very desirable, pcrqt.. 
Alpha, extra early, per qt , 50c, 
Early Dan O'Rourkc, a favorite early va- 
riety, per qt., 30c 
McLean's Little Gem, very early and pro- 
lific, of superior flavor, pcrqt., .|oc, 
McLean's Advancer, carlygrccn wrinkled 
variety: -j ft., pcrqt., 40c 
Caractncus, one of the best, 30c. pcrqt., . 
Dwarf Blue Imperial, 30c. per qt. . 
Laxton's Prolific, long pods, very produc- 
tive, per qt., -toe 
Champion of England, well known and a 
favorite, per qt., 30c, .... 
Black-eyed Marrowfat, grown extensive- 
ly as a field pea; per qt., 30c 
Dwarf Sugar Pea, cclihle pods; of good 
quality shelled, per qt., 50c 
(A tld cents fier t/imrt extra if In be 
tettt by mail. 1'ints fttniisludnt qt. rates.) 
PEPPER, Large Bell or Bull Nose, early; 
huge, mild and pleasant, .... 
Sweet Mountain, larger and milder than 
the preceding 
RADISH, Rose, Olive-shaped, oblong, 
shaped, flesh rose colored, good summer 
Mirl , 
French Breakfast, of quick growth and 
excellent flavor 
Early Scarlet Turnip, small round, of 
quick growth, mild and crisp when young, 
but 1,0011 gets pithy 
Enrty Long Scarlet Short-top, a stand- 
Long White Naples, 'an excellent J 
and full s - 
Chinese Rose Winter, bright rose, . 15 5 
Black Spanish Winter, one of the hardi- 
est and best keepers, . . . . 15 5 
Yellow Summer Turnip, large; stands heat 
and drought well, '5 5 
SALSIFY, or Vegetable Oyster, . . 25 10 
SPINACH, Round or Summer, generally 
preferred for spring sowing. . . . 10 5 
Prickly or Fall, for fall sowing, . . . 10 = 
SQUASH, Early Bush Scallop, . . 10 s 
Early Crook-neck 10 5 
Hubbard, a well known late sort of excel- 
lent qualities, 10 5 
Boston Marrow, a much esteemed variety, 
about ten days later than the bush sorts, 15 5 
New Marblehead, resembles the Hubbard, 
but possessing some additional good qual- 
Yokohama, flesh is of a deep orange color, 
finely flavored, sweet, dry and when 
baked somewhat resembles the Sweet 
Potato. 30 to 
Mammoth Chili, grows to immense size, 
sometimes weighing 200 lbs 50 10 
TOMATO, Trophy, of great value, . . =5 10 
Conqueror, an early, new variety, . . 30 10 
Large Smooth Red, an old favorite, . 30 5 
Gen. Grant, large and superior, largely 
grown for market 30 10 
Hubbard's Curled Leaf, another standard 
market sort, early, 30 10 ' 
New York Market, carlylargcand smooth, 40 10 
Hathaway's Excelsior, early, of medium 
size and excellent quality, . . . 50 t 
TURNIP. Early White Flat Dutch, . .0 \ 
Purple Top Strap Leaved, . . .' 10 t 
White Sweet Russia 1° 5 
Orange Jelly, a quick grower, of fine flavor, 10 s ' 
RUTA BAGA, Laing's Purple Top, . 10 5 
SWEET AND POT HERBS. 
Caraway, . . . . . . 15 5 
Coriander, 7 =■ t 
Marjoram , . 4 | ,| 
i a * e - c ' • - 3° S 
bummer Savory x < s. 
Thyme, . £ ,| 
SEEDS OF GRASSES AND CLO- 
VER FOR LAWNS. 
Kentucky Blue Grass, extra clean, per bn., 
$3.00: per qt., 
Sweet-Scented Vernal Grass, per lb.. 50c; p. 
Red Top Grass, per bu., $1.75; per qt.. 
Fine Mixed Lawn Grass, per bu., $4.50: pi 
peck. $1.30; per qt 
Clover, White, best quality, per lb., . 
HEDGE SEEDS. 
Osage Orange, per lb., 75 
Honey Locust, per lb. a-; 
Add \Gcents per POUND extra for Clover and 
Hedge Seeds, and 10 cents /<•>- quart extra 
for Grass Seeds, if to be sent by mail. 
Thermometers.- In japanned cases, 8 inch, 50 cents. Mailed for 8 cents additional. 
„!''"' w "" m 'U bouquet handles, lining flower baskets, etc. Per lb., 60 cents ; '4 lb. 35 cents. 
Whale Oil Soap for destroying Insects. Peril,., 25 cents. Mailed Tor .5 cents per lb. additional. 
Flower Pols and Saucers. Ordinary ware in all sizes. Prices on application stating what is warned. 
Bouquet Papers. As . m u d sues, prices from to cents to $j.co per dozen. 
~ .. . «pn>. os-.uueo sizes, l i n es iroin 50 cents to v.co per dozen. 
{•lower Pot-., Brackets, Stands, etc.- Our assoruncnt includes the latest and most approved styles. 
Books till Flowers. I he Home florist, paper ;o cents, cloth Co cents : Window Gardening, Williams. $i. S o : 
.-lldersons Pra.lic.il I lorniilliu e, .$1 so; Ilendctson'sCirdenin- for Plea-lire (new), $1.50. 
Our C dialogue of lly.i, inths.-Tuhps, Crocus, and other Hardy liulbs. Seeds, etc., for fall planting, will be 
il.-dahout .September .1st. and will be sent to customers of past years, as usual. 
LONG BROTHERS, Florists and Seedsmen, Buffalo, N.Y. 
