TO OUR PATRONS: 
In placing this 1 1 2-page Catalogue before you, we thank you for 
all your support in the past and ask for your continued patronage. 
Through your kind recommendation and by our straightforward 
system of doing business, we are known wherever our stock goes, 
as a firm to be relied on for good goods and fair dealing. 
Errors 
If we make an error — and we are not infallible — we want to 
know it, and you will always find that we treat you most liberally, 
both in rectifying mistakes and generally. 
Name and Address 
In all cases throughout this Catalogue customers in ordering 
goods to be sent by express or freight should state their Station (as 
well as their Postoffice) and the railway line it is on. If it is a pre- 
pay station this should also be noted and a sum sufficient for the 
prepay enclosed. 
Acknowledgment of Orders 
All orders are acknowledged as soon as received and if you do 
not get a card withm a reasonable time after sending us your order, 
please write us. 
Customers are notified by postal immediately perishable goods 
are shipped, whether by mail, freight or express. 
Safe Arrival of Packages 
If you do not get your goods as soon as you think you ought, 
please remember that there are often many reasons for this: Hun- 
dreds of orders received before yours have to be filled in rotation; 
perhaps your order is a little early and the plants are not ready; it 
may be too cold to ship, etc., etc. 
It sometimes happens that orders do not reach us or are without 
signature. If you do not get your goods in a reasonable time write us, 
if possible, sending us a duplicate of your order and any other in- 
formation to trace the goods. 
For detailed shipping instructions, see pages 1 , 38, beginning of 
Seed Department (page 49). 
STATE NURSERY CO. 
We issue the following 
Catalogue and Price Lists 
each year. 
FebriiiU'.v 1st — This onp. 
Easter — Special Flower and Plant 
List. 
Fall — Catalogue of Bulbs. 
Christmas— Catalogue of Plants, 
Cut Flowers. Holly and Christmas 
Evergreens, Ete. 
Any of the above sent to you on 
receipt of a postal card. 
Vegetable Garden Time Table 
for Planting Seeds. 
(From Practical Experience). 
Asparagus From March to June 
Beans (all varieties) May 
Beets (table varieties). .April to June 
Beets (stock) May to June 
Broccoli (hot bed) March 
Brussels Sprouts (hot bed). ...March 
Cabbage (eai'ly varielie.s, hot 
bed) March 
Cabbage (late varieties, hot 
bed) April 
Cabbage (late, in open) May 
Carrots (table varieties).... April and 
May. 
Carrots (slock) May and June 
Cauliflower (hot bed) March 
Celery (early, hot bed) March 
Celery (late, hot bed) April 
Chervil May to July 
Cress (Pepper Grass) May to July 
Cress (Water) May to July 
Corn May 15 to June 15 
Cucumbers May 15 to June 15 
Endive April to July 
Kohl Rabi May and June 
Kale May 
Lettuce April lo July 
Leek May 
Melon (Water) May to June 
Melon (Musk) May to June 
Onion Sets March and April 
Onion Seed April and May 
Onion Seed (to winter) July and 
August. 
Parsnip April 
Paisley May 
Peas April to June 
Pepper (hot bed) March 
Potatoes May 
Pumpkin May 
Radish April to July 
Rhubarb May to July 
Salsify April and May 
Sfiinach April to August 
Squash May and June 
Sunflower May 
Turnip April to July 
Tomato (hot bed) March 
Rutabaga May and June 
This table is for general use in 
Montana and has been compiled 
after' much experience in vegetable 
gai'dening. This will apply to Idaho, 
Dakota and Wyoming, also. 
