Price, 10 cents per pkt.; 3 for a "Quarter," or a dollar a dozen, 
, A supeib mixlui-e of all most modern types for cut flowers, 
landula — Burbank's new double: of easy culture and long continuance in bloi ; , 
r^ilifornin Poppy — Burbank's Improved. Many rare and beautiful colors. 
•Carnation, Marguerite — Karly flowering annual, producing many double fragrant flowe 
Cosmos. "Midsummer"— Early flowering; profuse and long continued bloom. 
Dahlia — Seed.s sown in early Spring will bloom freely in September. 
Dahlia "Imperialist — The Lily Dahlia. Very distnict and beautiful. 
Heliotrope — A half h.vrdy perennial; blooms freely the first season. 
Hollyhock — Showy biennials, blooming freely first season. Single and double. 
Larkspur — Tall mixed, very bright and beautiful colors. 
Mirabilis, or Marvel of Peru — Two feet spreading vine; flowers In. great variety. 
.Morning Glory — Japanese; a rampant climbing vine producing largest flo*ers. 
Nasturtium — Well known profuse bloomers. Tall, and Dwarf, separately. 
Pansy — Steele's Mastodon. Unexcelled for large size and great variety of colorings. 
Petunias — Giants of California. Largest single flowers.- curiously frilled and ruffled. 
Phlox Drummondi — Most brilliant and profuse blooming bedding plants. 
Pacelia tanacetifoiia — Bright, dainty flowers, very rich in honey. 
Poppy, "Fayal" — Most dainty and beautiful of all dwarf poppies. 
Rosa "Polyantha Plena" — The little midget, or baby rose; blooms freely the first seaso 
Sweet Pe.as, Burbank's "All Summer." Remarkable for size and long continued bloom 
Sweet Pea-s. Hardy Perennial— Spring up early from old roots and bloom all sumim< r 
Verbena, Burbank's "Mayflower" — Largest flowers; wonderfully bright and fragrant. 
■Wild Garden — Greatest variety of both native and foreign annuals. 
AMERICAN GROWN CABBAGE SEEDS 
"Better Seeds For Less Money" 
1 have been a rabb.-'ge siiecialist for many years and have sold thouscands of pounds 
of seeds and millions of plants to satisfied customers in all sections of the Union. Thes<< 
seeds are grown in the Puget Sound section of the State of Washington. 
The reason why you have heard nothing about them in recent years is that we hav<i 
been growing on contract exclusively for the largest and most critical seed houses who 
sell them under their own name and brand, but the business has grown until some 400 
acres will be harvested next summer, and I am now in a position again to supply 
individuals. 
So [ now desire to get in touch with every grower of plants who is or will be in tb. 
market for "better seeds foi- less money," than he is now getting. 
Please- let me know at once the kinds and quantity that you desire and see what I 
can do for you. 
See list of varieties and prices on Page One.' 
CORY'S THORNLESS MAMMOTH BLACKBERRY 
The Greatest Horticultural Novelty of the Century. 
An entirely new variety of Blackberry, of mammoth size and delicious flavor, the 
canes of which are as free from thorns as a grape vine. Up to this tim^ it has been im- 
possible to supply the demand for this wonderful new fruit, but we now havd contracts 
tor several thousand plants to be supplied from the original Cory plantation, and are 
booking orders to be filled in turn next fall and winter. 
Price, 60 cents each: two for $1.00; $5.00 per dozen. 
Will be well packed and sent prepaid by parcel post to any address. 
ISAAC F. TILLINGHAST. Seed and Plant Specialist, 
P. O. Box 444, Santa Rosa, California. 
