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A. G. TILLINGHAST'S SEED CATALOGUE 
Herb Seeds 
Pkgs., 5c each; six pkgs., 25c; twelve pkgs., 45c. 
ANISE-Hardy annual. 
CARAWAY- Hardy biennial. 
CORIANDER-Hardv annual. 
DILL— Annual aromatic. 
HOREHOUND-PerenniaL 
ROSEMARY— Fragrant perennial. 
Garden herbs are of much value for medicine, flavoring and perfume, 
easily grown.lrom seed. Some of them should be in every garden. 
LAVENDER— Fragrant perennial. 
MARJORAM- (Sweet) perennial. 
SAGE— Large leafed, for flavoring. 
SUMMER SAVORY-For flavoring. 
THYME— Medicinal perenniaL 
WORMWOOD- Bitter perennial. 
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Grass Seeds 
Choicest, cleanest grades constantly on hand, and we take greatest care to have 
them free from any foul seeds. Small quantities sent Postpaid by mail at following 
prices: 
TIMOTHY GRASS 35c lb. 
RED TOP GRASS 30c lb. 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 40c lb. 
MIXED LAWN GRASS 50c lb. 
ORCHARD GRASS 40c lb. 
BULK GRASS SEEDS in lots of 25 to 100 pounds or more, at lowest market 
rates. If in need of any by freight or express, write for lowest quotations, stating 
qnantity of each kind you want. 
RED CLOVER 40c lb. 
WHITE CLOVER 50c lb. 
ALSYKE CLOVER 35c lb. 
ALFALFA CLOVER 35c lb. 
ITALIAN RYE GRASS 25c lb. 
Farm Seeds for Forage Crops 
SPRING VETChES-One of the best forage crops. It furnishes an abundance of ex- 
cellent feed, either green, or dried for hay. Sow 60 pounds per acre, mixed with 
an equal weight of wheat, rye or oats, to hold it up from the ground. Mail, post- 
paid, 20e tt). ; $5.00 per 100 lbs. by freight at purchaser's expense. 
FIELD PEAS— Valuable for green fodder, also the ripe dry peas are very fattening 
hog feed. Peas and Vetches are very enriching for the ground when plowed under 
green. They draw nitrogen from the air and give it to the soil. Sow 100 lbs. to 
the acre. Price 5c lb, by freight. 
DWARf ESSEX RAPE— Grows quickly and produces large yield of excellent green 
fodder for cattle, sheep and chickens. By mail, postpaid, 25c lb. Sow 4 lbs. per 
-acre in drills, or 6 lbs. brordcast. 
THOUSAND HEADED or KO'iV KAIE-For winter green feed. See page 21. 
