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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, 
MY 1910 LIST OF PREMIUMS ,""J'L':'"!!'"l'^^^-''°""""'' 
m PACKET FREE WITH EVERY 25 CENTS OF YOUR ORDER 
(tiulpho-TobftCCO Soap and Lawn Griusa e\ccpleil). 
I, I want you to rpati and lake advanlnfro of this liberal ofFer. 
In thin list uro many thinfi.s not lai-Roly callc*! for, but it ia because 
thoy are not well known; onco tried they will be clajisctl with ycir 
*'muiit-havos." Here in an opportunity to experiment without 
oN'lra cost. 
S. Premiums must be selected when the order Is sent. 
Orders at difTcrent times cannot be taken to;;cther to entitle one to 
a premium. For conveni'^npe the l.,ist of rremiuma will be found 
printed on the oixler sheet. Check off the ones you wisli. 
LIST OF PREMIUM SEEDS 
VEGETABLES 
1. Cftbbage. I^arKO Kcd Drumhead. Splendid for pickling. 
2. Leek. I^rKe J^ondun I'lac A popular .^ort. 
3. Lettuce. Some variety from my list, i)!if;e 57: inv choice. 
4. Celery. Giant Pa.schal. A selection from Golden self- 
blancbinc. 
5. Okra, or Gumbo. A\1iito Velvet. Used to thicken and 
flavor poups. 
6. Pumpkin. Connecticut Field. Good for pies or for stock. 
7. Badish. P<.»;ne variety from my list, page 37; my choice. 
S. Radish. W inter Uo-se. Most popular for winter or fall use. 
0. Squash. Bo.'ston Marrow. Esteemed by many above any 
other Mirt. 
10. Swiss Chaxd, or Summer Spinach. Gnaws like beets. tTsed 
for jrrprai. nr to cook like Asparaciis. 
II. Tomato. Golden Queen. Splendid for prcsorv'cs. 
12. Tomato, June I'ink. New. Tiie earliest variety. Tlie fruits 
Krow m clustera and are of excellent quality; has an unusually lon^ 
bearing season. 
FLOWERS 
13. AmaranthUS. Red-leaved. Tall jrrowinc highly onmmen- 
iiM plants. 
14. Aster, du Mont Eaterel. A splendid new French Btrain of 
larRe^fiowerinK Comet Asters. Two sorts; white, then changing to ' 
rose or to blue. 
15. Aster. Crown. White center, with wide margin of vao'ine 
coHrn. 
1(5. Cockscomb. Ostrich Feather. Especial quality. Crimson 
an J oranze shade.? mixed. 
17. Dahlia. Single Prize. Fine single sorts mixed. 
IS, English Daisy. Tlxo Bride. Now very double, larKe-llow- 
ormg, pure white, 
10. EschschOltzIa. 33urb:ink'H Crimson. Lovely rowy-crimsun 
flower. 
20. Helenlum and Hellopsls. The two mixed. Ki-c puKv liO. 
21. Hollyhock. Annual. A new atrain tliut bUjoms tin; fuHt 
3'ear. 
22. Mourning Bride. Othello. Fine exhibition Hort; very 
black. 
23. Nasturtium. Dwarf. My selection nrcorditiK to Hur|>luH. 
2'\. Nasturtium, lall. My selection uceordinK to .surpliiM. 
25. Pansy. Presidont Carnot. Wliitc, witli live dark vioh-t 
blotches. 
20. Pettmla. Rosy Morn, llaiidsomo bedding Petunia: a true 
pink. 
27. Phlox. Sahuon Rose. Deep Balmon piidc, with Btar-sliuped 
eye. 
28. Pink. Scotch or Gra.ss Pink, Single VarielieH mixed. 
29. Poppy. Novelty mixture, iar«c double while with crinkled 
and fnnged red edges. 
30. Salplglossls. Faust. lilack Crimson, beautifully veined. 
31. Stock. Snowflake. Lar^c double wliite, I'rincess'AJicoHtrain 
32. Sweet Peas. Good MLxe<l. These are often complimented. 
33. Sweet William, Now Annual. Dark red, blooming the 
first year. 
34. Tall Lobelia. Tliis grows upright, about a foot high, and is 
covered wjtii the same lovely blue flowers us in tlie trailing sorts. 
N. 13. At Uio last of tlie seiison, if f should be out of any of the 
things you ask for, I will select sometliing else from the lint that I 
think you wdl like. I expect, however, to have a suliicicnt supply 
to fill all reque.<{tB. 
TABLE OF CONTENTS Pago 
Collections of Seeds 2 
Asters 3-5 
Panslcs 6-8 
Sweet Peas , . , g-12 
Flower Seeds, Alphabetical list 13-16 
Lawn Grass Seed 45 
Bulbs 48-60 
Hoses and Other Plants 51-66 
Vegetables 56-57 
Uinnrxpolis. Minn.. Ffh., 09. "I nm lnt«Tegt«tl In imiok you ncco9fl In yonr tm- 
iurc. and u I compare this lorely anvr caUlfte *rilh tho first odo jna ittnod (16 j*4rs 
ttco) I can Bto that you aro »t«wliJy eaininc crotind. The idxId llilnr ]i to b« ralisLiIa, 
kD>l you muflt iiccecd.'*— AtjwiA H. Dat. 
