iibenliHiii. S P.. Ort.'(l" "The Imm cnia SMd I recclreil (rpm 
tp &Delr ftud eTeryODa admired uur lawn. Mn. M. «! 
........ ..V-... yoo rnmo , 51- -, 
Mn. M.J. Colo 
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 
"HIT OR MISS" FLOWER GARDEN. 
This collection is made up of what X Imvo loft 
ovor of last yonr's soods that upon tostlnp woro 
fouod to fTorminQto.toKOthor wUh a Inrtio quan- 
tity of fresh seed. It maJces a much mcor mix- 
fcnro than I could nfford to make if tho aocds 
wore frosh, nod so Inw a proportion of tho 
seed willffrowyon will bosarpriscd nnddciicUt- 
ed with tho wonderful orroy of b'.ooms from _n 
single piickefc. Sift out the flno seed, so tliot U 
may be plnntod under difTorent conditions from 
PiQ coarser seed. Per packet, extra size, 2 cl«.i 
o:^, 10 cts. 
SPECIAL OFFER. 
Three interestinff new thinirs for 12 ct«. 
Countess of Hpencer Sweot Pea (See p. 12); 
NicotionaSandeno (See p. 40); Paosy, Vulcnno 
(See p. 0). 
HAVE YOU NOTICED? 
1. Th&tl offerlibernl premiums. See inside frontcoTerpnffe. 
2. That I offer $300 in prizes. Seep. 1. 
3. That I offer choice vegotable soods at attractive prices. 
See pp. 5G and 57, 
4. That I offer my 1906 *'CuUnro of Flowers," with n now 
©ipht-pafTO supplomont on erowini; vogotublos, free with ovory 
order of 10 eta. or more. 
5. That I offer on enclosed Bargnin Sheofr great vaiuos in 
Canxuii Cinnamon Vino, Dahlia and Gladiolus bulbs. 
LAWN GRASS SEED. 
Mt LAWN GRASS MIXTURE, nnd I mnko bnt 
one, is tho very host tlmt c:iu bo made. If direc- 
tions aro followed it willgivoasoft, close sod of un- 
iform tostiiro and rich cmoruld Rroeu. 
Lawn Grass, Best Grade. 1 pt.,15 cti. postpaid; 
Iqt., 25cts. pn,-;lpuid;2qts.,40ct$.postnaiil: 1 pk., 
90 Cls. by express (at buycrs's oxpouso); 1 bu. {'20 
lbs.), S3. 40, by express at buyer's oxpouso. If 
ordered by froipht ndd 25 cts, forcnrtngo. 
Shady Place Lawn Grnsf. A mixturo ospoclally 
adnptod for sowiup under trees and in othor shady 
places. 1 qt.. 35 cli, postpaid ; 2 qts., 60 ct», post- 
paid ; 1 pV., $1,25 (by express nfc buyer's oxpouso). 
White Clover, Sterling Grade. 1 oz., 7 ct»„ l-t lb.* I5 cti.; 1 lb., 40c. nil postpaid- 
How to MaKe a Good Lawn. Son direct ions iu *'CuUuro of Flowers." p, ^2. 
To renovate a poor l&wn lod. Cut lines six inches npitrt, and mellow lo a doplb 
of throo inches. Sow sood and cover llelilly witk&omo of tho moUow dirt. 
BEAUTIFUL AND FRAGRANT CINNAMON VINES. 
Beautlfal Leavei, Dainty Floweri, Exauiilte PerAimei . 
BcaatiAil. Hardy, EntronclnRly Friiirnnt. Crows in Shade or Sun— Wet or Dry, 
No loiects Ever Trouble -No Winter Harms. Once Planted Will 
Grow a Lifetime. 
The CiuJiamon Vine— Prom tho Oriental laud, Is one of the most chnrmlnR of 
climbers, and will quickly surround your arbor, window or vorauda with a wonder- 
ful profusion of vinos covered witli linndHomo, glossy, hmirUBhiipod loavoB and 
swcot-scontod Howors. Perfectly hardy, thriving ovorywlioro. and onco plonled 
will prow tor mtiny years. Tho vinos often run 2-") lo 40 foot, whilo Its many cluHlers 
of dolicato, uu{(|UO whilo flowers soud out nn amount of dolicinus fnigrnnco that 
is truly wondorfuL It mnkos ono of tho most nttractlvo of window cUmbora 
when grown indtiors in winter. Soo my Culture of Flowers for direei ions. 
Two or tlireo roots planted on oncli wldo of n door or window will quickly cover it. 
For an arbor or pnrcli. tho roots sliould bo oue foot apart. Prico, X root, 5 eta,; 3 
roots, 12 ctni; 0 roots, 21 cts.— nil postpaid. 
Nrw York fliy. Apr., 'il''* "\Vu gni ■«*•»!■ Irom ynii Imt ycnr nnil lioit Hwt'»a I'cnii tlint mirrnminil nny 
avotl woro alio lovoly." Mra. J'. Diilil. 
