INDEX. 
VEGETABLE SEEDS 
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Artichoke 4 
Artiohojte Roots .... 4 
Asparagus 4 
Beans 4, 5, 6 
Beets 6, 7 
Broccoli 4 
Brus-sels Sprouts. ... 4 
Cabbage 9 
Carrots 8 
Cauliflower 8 
Celery 10 
Celcriac 10 
Chicory 10 
Chives 10 
CoUards 10 
Corn, Salad 10 
Corn, Sweet 11 
Cress. . . 10 
Cucumber 12 
Egg Plant 12 
Endive 12 
Garlic 13 
Gourds 13 
Herbs 13 
Horse Radish 13 
Kale 13 
Kohl Rabi 13 
Lettuce 14 
Uek 13 
Mangel 7 
Melon, Musk 14. 15 
Melon, Water 15, 16 
Mu.shroom Spawn. . . 16 
Mustard 16 
Okra 16 
Onion 17 
Onion Sets 17 
Paniley 19 
Parsnip 19 
Peas 18 
Pepper 19 
Popcorn 11 
Pumpkin 19 
Radish 20 
Rhubarb 20 
Rhubarb Roots 20 
Ruta Baga 23 
Salsify 21 
Spinach 21 
Squash 21 
Tomato 22 
Turnip 23 
Vegetable Plants 23 
FARM SEEDS 
Barley 27 
Bean.s 31 
Bird Seed 32 
Bromus Inermis 30 
Broom Corn 29 
Buckwheat 29 
Clover 33 
Corn. Field.... 24, 25. 26 
Cow Peas 31 
Flax 32 
Fodder Corn 26 
Grass Seed 33,34 
Grass Mixtures 34 
Hog Pa.sture 34 
Kaffir Corn 2^ 
Lawn Grass 34 
Millet 28 
Oats 28 
Peanuts 32 
Peas 31 
Potatoes 35,36 
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Rape 2S 
Rye 27 
Salt Bush 30 
Serredclla 31 
Speltz 27 
Spurry 31 
Sugar Cane 29 
Sunflbwer 29 
Timothy 33 
Tobacco 32 
Tree Seed 32 
Vetches 30 
Wheat 27 
Wild Rice 32 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Ageratum 39 
Alyssum 3S 
Ambrosia 39 
Angel's Breath 39 
.-Vntirrhinum 38 
.Asparagus 39 j 
Aster 37, 3S 
Bachelor Button. . . . 39 
Balsam 39 
Bean 30 
Begonia 39 
Calceolaria 40 
Calendula 40 
Calla 41 
California Poppy. ... 42 
Calliopsis 41 
Campanula 40 
Canary Bird Flower. 40 
Candytuft 40 
Cannas 40 
Carnations 40 
Castor Oil Bean 48 
Celosia (Cockscomb). 41 
Centaurea 40 
Centrosema 41 
Chrysanthemum 41 
Cineraria 41 
Cobea 41 
Cockscomb (Celosia). 41 
Coleus 41 
Cosmos 41 
Crab's Eye Vine 41 
Cyclamen 41 
Cypress Vine 40 
Dahlia 42 
Daisy 42 
Datura 42 
Dianthus 42 
Digitalis 42 
Dolichas 42 
Eschscholtzia 42 
Kcheverea 42 
Fairy Rose 48 
l''everfew 42 
Forget-Me-Not 42 
Fuchsia 42 
Qaillardia 43 
Geranium 4.3 
(Jlobe Amaranth. ... 43 
Gloxinia 43 
Godetia 43 
Goiirds 13, 43 
Grevillea (Silk Oak) . 43 
Helichrysum 43 
Heliotrope 43 
Hollyhock 43 
Honeysuckle 43 
Humulus 43 
Ice Plant 43 
Lantana 44 
Larkspur 43 
Lavender 43 
Linaria 44 
Lobelia 44 
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Marigold 44 
Marvel of Peru 44 
Maurandia 44 
Mignonette 44 
Mimulus 44 
Morning Glory 44 
Nasturtium 44 
Nicotiana 44 
Paiisies 45 
Petunia 46 
Phlox 46 
Pinks 42 
Poppy 46 
Portulaca 46 
Primrose 46 
Ricinus 48 
Rose 48 
Salpiglossis 48 
Salvia 48 
Scabiosa 48 
Schizanthus 49 
Smilax 40 
Stocks 48 
Sunflower 27, 48 
Sweet Peas 47 
Sweet William 48 
Treasure Plant 43 
Verbena 49 
Violet 49 
Wallflower 49 
Wild Cucumber 49 
Wild Flower Garden. 49 
Zinnia 49 
FLOWERING BULBS 
Apios Tuberosa 52 
Begonia 50 
Caladium 51 
Callas 50 
Cannas . 50 
Cinnamon Vine 50 
Dahlias 61 
Freesia 52 
Gladioli 51 
Gloxinia 51 
Hyacinth 51 
Lilies 52 
Madeira Vine 51 
Monarch of East. ... 52 
Oxalis 52 
Phrynium 52 
Tufcwroses 52 
Tigridias 52 
PLANTS 
Greenhouse 
Abutilon 53 
Acalypha 53 
Achyranthus 53 
Ageratum 53, 59 
Aiternanthera 53, 59 
Alyssum 59 
Asparagus 53 
Asters 59 
Araucaria 53 
Baby Primrose 58 
Brazilian Melon Fruit 54 
Be<lding Plants 58 
Begonia 54, 59 
Bouvardia 54 
Browallia 54 
Brugmansia 54 
Cannas 50, 59 
Carnation 55 
Caryopteris 55 
Chenille Plant 55 
Chinese Paper Plant. 54 
Chrysanthemums. ... 55 
Coleus 59 
Coronilla 55 
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Cuphea 55 
Dracena 55 
Dusty Miller 59 
Fabriana 55 
Fern 56 
Ficus 59 
Fuchsias 56 
Genista 56 
(Jeraniums 56 
Heliotrope 56, 59 
Hibiscus 57 
Honeysuckle 57 
Hoya Carnosa 57 
Hydrangea 57 
Ivy 57 
Jessamine 57 
Ju.sticias 57 
Lantana 57 
Lemon Verbena 59 
Lobelia 59 
Malabar Vine 58 
Manettia Vine 58 
Minneapolis Vine 58 
Mountain Rose 58 
Oleandei-s 58 
Palms 5S 
Pansies 58, 59 
Paper Plant 54 
Passiflora 58 
Pelargonium 56 
Petunia 58,59 
Primrose 58 
Primula 58 
Roses. .59, 60, 61, 62, 63 
Russelia 59 
Rubber Plant 59 
Serissa 59 
Smilax 59 
Solanums 59 
Strobilanthes 59 
Sutherland! 59 
Swainsonia 59 
Tecoma 69 
Thunbergia 59 
Verbena 59 
Vincas 59 
Violet 59 
NURSERY DEPART- 
MENT 
Achillea 88 
Agrostema 88 
AFder 75 
Alyssum 88 
Almonds 81 
Amf>elopsis. 89 
Anemone 88 
Apples 65, 66, 67 
Aquilcgia 88 
Arabis 88 
Arbor Vitae 78,79 
Arenaria 88 
,\runcas 88 
Ash 75, 79 
Asperula 88 
Asters 88 
Baptisia 88 
Barberry 80,81 
Rignonia . 85 
Birch 75, 7S 
Blackberries 71 
Bocconia 88 
lioltonia 88 
Box Elder 76. 79 
Buckthorn 80 
Buffalo Berry 74 
Butternut 79 
Caltha 88 
Calythanthus 81 
Campanula 88 
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Carragana 80 
Catalpa 75 
Cedar 78, 79 
Celastrus 85 
Cephalaria 88 
Cherries 68 
Chestnut 79 
Chrysanthemum 88 
Clematis 85 
Clethra 81 
Coreopsis 88 
Cottonwood 75, 79 
Cornus 80,81 
Crab Apples 67 
Currants 72, 81 
Daisy 88 
Deutzia 81 
Delphinium 88 
Dewberry 71 
Dianthus 88 
Dielytra 89 
Dracocephalum 89 
Dutchman's Pipe.. . . 85 
Echinacera 89 
Eleagnus 81 
Erigeron ; . . 89 
Elder 82 
Kim 75,78. 79 
Erianthus 89 
Eulalia 89 
Evergreens 78, 79 
Filbert 79 
Fir .' 78 
Forsythia. 82 
Fringe. . 82 
Gaillardia 89 
Golden Elder 82 
Golden Glow 89 
Gooseberries 73 
Grapes 71 
Hackberry 75 
Hardy Perennials.. 88. 89 
Hazlenuts 79 
Hardy Vines 85 
Hawthorne 80 
Hedge Plants 79,80 
Heliopsis 89 
Hemerocallis 89 
Hibiscus 89 
Highbush Cranberry 74 
Hollyhocks 89 
Honeysuckle. . . 80. 82, 85 
llimey Locust 80 
Horse Chestnut 75 
Hydrangea 82 
Hypericum 89 
Iberis 89 
Iris 90 
Japan Orange 73 
Japan Quince 80,83 
Japonica 89 
Juneberry 74 
Juniper 78 
Kentucky Coffee Tree 75 
Kerria 82 
Larch 76 
Lilacs 83 
Lily of the Valley. . . 89 
Linaria 89 
Linden 75, 76 
Linum 89 
Logan Berry 74 
Locust 76 
Lvchnis 89 
Maples 76, 79. 91 
Matrimony Vine 85 
Melica 89 
Mountain Ash 76, 78 
Mulberry 73, 78. 79 
Nut Trees 79 
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Oaks 76 
Ornamental Trees 
75.76,77 
Paoony 86,87 
Phlox 90 
Pine 78, 79 
Platicodon 89 
Plums 67.83 
Poplars 77, 79 
Poppy 89 
Privet 80 
Pur|>le Fringe 82 
Quince 80,83 
Raspberries 70 
Red Cedar 78 
Rosa Rugosa 63.8fl< 
Rooted C!ut tings ... 
Russian Olive 
Saponaria 
Sedum f- 
Seedlings 7 
Shade Trees. . .75, 76, 
Shrubs 81. 82. 83. S4 
Silk Vine 8.5* 
Silver Sweet 85 
Smilacina 89 
Snowballs 83 
Snowberry 83 
Spirea S4 
Spruce 78, 79 
Statice 89 
Strawberries 09 
Strawberry Raspber- 
ry 74 
Sumac 77 
Sweet William 89 
Syringa 83 
Tamarix 84 
Thorn 77 
Tree Seedlings 79 
Veronica .' 9 
Walnuts . 79 
Weeping Trees. 78 
Weigelia 84 
White Fringe 82 
Willows 77,78.79 
Wistaria 85 
Yucca , 89 
Zebrina 89 
SUNDRIES 
Books 34 
Brooders 93 
Chicken Eggs 95 
Chicken Food 93 
(!orn Planter 95 
Duck Eggs 95 
Fertilizers 32 
Formaldehyde 27 
Garden Trowels 94 
Incubators 93 
Insecticides 94 
Mole Traps 94 
Oyster Shells 93 
Pigs 95 
Planet Jr.. Tools. ... 94 
Plant Food 32 
Plant Sprinkler 94 
Potato Planter 95 
Poultry Remedies. . . 93 
Poultry Supplies. ... 93 
Pt'wder Duster 95 
Pruning Scissors 94 
Seeders 0.5 
Shears 94 
Slugshot 49 
Sprayers 95 
Tree Protector 9.'> 
Turkey Eggs 95 
Weeders 94 
NEW BRANDT COMPRESSED AIR 
SPRAYER. 
The Brandt Sprayer is made on a new principle, an<i is 
the first and only comi>ressed air sprayer on the market 
that gives a continuously uniform pressure. The trouble 
with all compressed air sprayers hitherto offered has been 
the necessity of pumping them ahead. This makes the 
pres.sure too high in the beginning, and too low at the end. 
The result is an uneven discharge. In the Brandt, the 
pumping is done during the progress of the work. About 
one stroke with the pump for each 15 to 25 hills of 
potatoes. The pressure i.s at all times under perfect con- 
trol, and a uniform di.scharge is always secured from the 
nozzle. This is a very important feature, and is found 
in no other sprayer. The solution is distributed evenly and 
economically, and one filling of three gallons will cover 
and do good work on a row one mile long. The Brandt 
sprayer works perfectly with Paris green, Bordeaux mix- 
ture, Paris green and Bordeaux compound. Kerosene emul- 
eiou, Tf^acco infusion, Soda Bordeaux. White Arsenic and 
NEW BRANDT SPRAYER. 
all other liquid applications, also for whitewashing poultry 
.houses, barns, etc. 
Every .^prayer guaranteed to give entire satisfact 
DESCRIPTION. 
The Tank is made of galvanized steel, and will not 
or corrode. It has a concave brace on one side for 
it in the right place, and a heavy strap for the convenience 
oi carrying. 
The double nozzle will spray two rows of potatoes and 
similar slirubs at once, doing just as good work at the same 
speed as with the single nozzle. J'rom 10 to 15 acres of 
potatoes a day can easily be sprayed with one sprayer. 
The tree nozzle is made on the same principle as above 
nozzles, but is supported with an extension to reach up in 
any ordinary fruit tree. 
The No. 2 cap for Bordeaux mixture and whitewashing 
has larger spraying apparatus than the regular caps ana 
will fit all Brandt nozzles. 
New Brandt sprayer complete with single nozzle and 
funnel, $4.75; Double nozzles extra, $1.35; Tree nozzles 
extra, $1.35; No. 2 Caps, 30c extra. 
