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MISCELLANEOUS AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, ETC. 
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AUSTRALIAN SALT liUSH. 
Australian Salt Bush 
( Atriplex Semibaccatutn ). 
Such excellent results have attended the experi- 
ments with this plant during the past two years, 
that it is safe to predict that its value cannot be 
overstated. On the grounds of the State Univer- 
sity it has been tested, leaving no doubt as to its 
utility. In the San Joaquin Valley, in Los Angeles 
County, and elsewhere in this State, it has been 
handled intelligently, and with the most gratifying 
results, put to the severest test on both "black" 
and "white" alkali lands, so strongly impregnated 
with the salts as to be regarded as utterly worthless. 
While the plant will grow in any soil that will 
sustain any other kind of vegetation, yet its 
greatest productiveness, so far as known, has been 
on strong alkali land. See also page 3 of cover. 
Price, 25c per packet. 
Alfilaria {Erodiimi cicutariuni). A valuable 
forage plant belonging to Wild Geranium 
familv, grows about two feet high, is highly 
nutritious and makes an excellent hay, as much 
relished by stock as when in the green state. 
Price, per lb., ft. 00. 
Broom Corn, Improved Evergreen Jo 
Buckwheat, Japanese 
Silver Hull . . . . ^ 
Egyptian Corn, Brown 
" White . . 
Esparsette or Sainfoin. A peren- 
nial leguminous plant belonging 
to the same family as alfalfa; an 
excellent forage plant for cal- 
careous soils 
Flaxseed. For sowing ...... 
Ground. For feeding . 
Kaffir Corn. A non-saccharine sorg- 
hum the stalks and blades of 
which cure into excellent fodder; 
in all stages of growth avail- 
able for green feed 
Millet, White French 
Lb. 100 lbs. 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
|8 00 
8 00 
7 00 
5 00 
5 oo- 
12 00 
7 00 
8 00 
8 00 
18 00 
Millet, German or Golden 
" Pearl or Egyptian .... 
Sorghum, Early Amber 
" Early Orange . . 
" Halapense. Known also 
as Arabian Evergreen Millet 
and Johnson Grass. Remarkable 
for its adaptability to all kinds of 
soil and climate; especially de- 
sirable where there is little rain- 
fall, as it will thrive for months 
without moisture 
Sunflower, Russian Dammoth .' 
Tobacco, Connecticut Seed-Leaf. 
Per oz 20c 
Tobacco, Imported Havana. Per 
oz 30c 
Vetches or Tares 
Lb. 
i 10 
25 
10 
10 
100 lbs. 
I 6 00 
20 00 
6 00 
5 00 
15 
15 
10 00 
12 00 
15 9 00 
SacMaa {Polygonum Sachalinense). This plant grows to tlie height of eight to twelve feet with an 
abundance of large leaves eight to ten inches in length and half as broad, which are devoured with 
avidity by stock. If seeds are used they should be started as is usual with tomato or cabbage seed, 
and the plants set out three feet apart each way. Thus planted the foliage should completely 
cover the ground when the plants are well established. The first cutting should be made when the 
stems are three to four and a half feet in height and should be cut even with the ground. If the 
second growth is strong enough, a second cutting may be had, but when well established three or 
tour annual cuttings can be very safely made. Seed, loc per packet; 75c per oz.; plants, Si.oo per 
doz. ; I7 .00 per 100. ' 
BIRD SEEDS, POULTRY FOOD, ETC. 
Bird Seed, Our 
ture. Without doubt the cleanest 
and best mixture in the market, 
and the safest to use for pet 
birds 
Canary. Best Sicily, recleaned . . 
Hemp 
Maw (Blue Poppy) . . . '. ' . '. ". 
Millet. Common 
" White French 
1/ ordered by mail ten cents per pound must be added for postage. 
Celebrated flix- 
3 lbs. 
Lb. 
for 
fo 10 
|o 25 
10 
25 
10 
25 
20 
10 
25 
20 
Lb. 100 lbs. 
Rape. Sweet German |o 
Sunflower. For parrots 
Cuttle Fish Bone 
Morris Poultry Cure. A sure pre- 
ventive and positive cure for all 
diseases of poultry. 2-lb. bx. $1.00 
Oyster Shells. Ground for chickens 
Washed Bird Sand. Per quart 
box IOC 
10 
30 
50 
25 
40 
5 00 
Wright's "Practical Poultry Keeper " Is a useful book to have. By mail, prepaid, $2.00, 
