SEED CATALOGUE of L. L. Ti/f A V ^ CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 69 
Seedsmen, Florists, Nurserymen 
■Are Hardiest For All Climes 
May's Packet Seeds for Children's Gardens 
'T^HE IMPORTANCE OF 
X gardening for chil- 
dren has been amply 
demonstrated by all 
educators. In the first 
place the occupation is 
the most healthful that 
is known. Secondly, it 
keeps the children off 
the streets during the 
vacation period, it gives 
them a live and perpet- 
ual interest for their busy 
little minds, it is a most 
potent demonstration of 
"cause and effect", it 
trains mind and hand 
together and makes the 
Uttle worker feel that he 
is doing his own part in 
the scheme of things. It molds his character and Owing to the splendid success that the idea of 
makes him more independent, gives him an added children's gardens met with last year we have pre- 
and practical idea of property values and, with all pared a special packet this season a little smaller 
this, leaves him something concrete to show, in the than the regular size which we can sell at two cents, 
succulent vegetables or beautiful blossoms that are No order can be filled for less than 25c, for which 
the delight of every childish heart. we will send 12 packets. 
Purchasers — children themselves, or parents or teachers, may select any IS varieties for 30c, 20 for 40c, 25 
for 50c, 100 for $2.00, assorted as desired, and sent postpaid to all parts of the United States and Canada. 
Alyssmn. Little Gem. 
Asters. Crego Giant. 
Balsams. Double flowering, mixed. 
Bachelors Button. Mixed. 
Candytuft. Mixed; all colors. 
Calliopsis. 
Centaurea. Imperialis. 
Cosmos. Early flowering, mixed. 
Dianthus (Sweet William). Imperial mixed. 
Digitalis (Foxglove). Mixed. 
Eschscholtzia (California Poppy). 
MAY'S 30 Annual flowers 
Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis). 
Gaillardia. 
Kochia or Glowing Bush. (Treasiu-e Plant). 
Larkspur. Tall Rocket, mixed. 
Marigold. Eldorado. 
Mignonette. Giant Red. 
Morning Gloiy. Giant Japanese. Fine 
mixed. 
Nasturtium. May's Tall. Good mixed. 
Nasturtium. May's Dwarf. Good mixed. 
Pansy. May's Peerless. Mixed. 
Petunia. Large Flowering. Mixed. 
Phlox. Drummondi, large flowering. 
Mixed. 
Poppy. Mayfield Giant. Mi.\ed. 
Stocks. Dwarf German. Fine mi.xed. 
Sweet Peas. Giant Spencer Flowered. 
Mixed. 
Salpiglossis. Four colors, mixed. 
Scabiosa. Large Flowering. Mixed. 
Verbena. Mammoth. 
Zinnas. Choice mixed. 
MAY'S 30 CHOICE VEGETABLES 
Beans. May's Giant Stringless. 
Beans. May's Stringless. 
Beet. May's Early Eclipse. 
Beet. Swiss Chard. 
Cabbage. Early Spring. 
Carrott. May's Chanlenay. 
Cora. May's Golden Bantam. 
Cucumber. May's White Spine. 
Lettuce. May King. 
Lettuce. Early Curled. 
Mustard. Giant Curled. 
Muskmelon. Rocky Ford. 
Watermelon. Kleckley's Sweet. 
Okra. Dwarf Green. 
Onion. White Pearl. 
Parsley. Extra Curled. 
Parsnip. Hollow Crown. 
Peas. Extra Early. 
Peas. Medium and late. 
Pepper. Ruby King. • 
Piunpkin, 
Radish. 
Radish. 
Radish. 
Spinach. 
Squash. 
Tomato. 
Tomato. 
Tomato. 
Turnip. 
, Connecticut field. 
Crimson Giant. 
Half long scarlet. 
May's long white Icicle. 
Long season. 
Mammoth white bush. 
May's first of all. 
May's beauty. 
Golden Queen. 
Purple Top Strap Leaf. 
of the above we will send, on request, free of charge one packet of our 
famous American Beauty Muskmelon, the earliest of all melons, a 
WITH EVERY ORDER 
description of which is found on page 17, or one packet of this season's flower novelty, the double nasturtium- 
