SEED MERCHANTS, BATH 
Address for Telegrams— “ COOLING, BATH.” 
National Telephone— No. 10. 
r**E0. COOLING & SONS send all VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS Free by Post or 
^ Rail. SEED POTATOES, CULINARY ROOTS, MANURES, and GARDEN REQUISITES 
are sent Carriage Free when the Order, including Seeds, amounts to 20/- and upwards. 
Customers will much oblige by giving instructions as to best means of forwarding, name of nearest 
Station, &c., to ensure prompt delivery. 
To obviate the necessity of writing the Seed Order in detail, an Order Sheet is enclosed with this 
Catalogue, the quantity required of each variety having only to be marked in the column left for that purpose. 
Care should be taken to always fill in the Name and Address ; during the season many orders reach us un- 
signed, and muoh inconvenience to customers is caused by our being unable to trace the origin of such orders. 
Cheques should be crossed “Union of London and Smiths’ Bank, Ltd.,” and Postal Notes and Orders 
made payable to Geo. Cooling & Sons, Bath. May we ask as a favour that orders for very trifling amounts 
be accompanied by the remittance, the trouble and expense of booking these small sums being great. 
We allow a Discount of 5 per cent, off amounts above £1 paid within 14 days’ date of Invoice. All 
Accounts are due without deduction at Midsummer and Christmas. A remittance or reference is respectfully 
requested from those sending their orders for the first time. 
RETURNED EMPTIES.— We charge cost price for Hampers, Bags, &c., but are always willing to allow 
the full amount charged if they are returned to us in good condition within a month. The name of the sender 
should always be written upon the address label, and we should be advised by post of their dispatch. 
Our NURSERY CATALOGUE, containing Descriptive List of Roses, Fruit Trees, Evergreens, 
Shrubs, Hardy Climbers, &c., will be forwarded Post Free on application. 
CONTENTS. 
PACK 
Vegetable Seeds — 
Asparagus - - 5 
Beans, Broad - 4 
French or 
Kidney - 5 
Runner - 5 
— Butter - 5 
Beet - - - 6 
Borecole - - 7 
Broccoli - - 6 
Brussels Sprouts 7 
Cabbage - - 8 
Capsicum - - 8 
Cardoons - - 9 
Carrot - - 9 
Cauliflower - 7 
Celery - - 9 
Chervil - - 9 
Chicory - - 9 
Collections- - 1-2 
Corn Salad - 9 
Couve Tronchuda 8 
Cress - - 9 
Cucumber - - 10 
Dandelion - - 10 
PAGE 
Vegetable Seeds — 
Egg Plant - 
IO 
Endive 
10 
Kohl Rabi 
12 
Leek - 
10 
Lettuce 
1 1 
Melon 
II 
Mustard - 
12 
Maize 
12 
Onion 
12 
Parsley 
13 
Parsnip 
13 
Peas - - - 3-4 
Radish 
13 
Rhubarb - 
13 
Salsafy and Soor- 
zonera - 
13 
Savoy 
8 
Seakale 
14 
Spinach 
14 
Tomato 
14 
Turnip 
15 
Herbs 
16 
Vegetable Marrow 
and Gourds - 
15 
PACK 
Mushroom Spawn 
15 
Seed Potatoes 
l6- 
-17 
Culinary Roots — 
Asparagus - 
- 
16 
Artichokes 
- 
16 
Garlic 
- 
l6 
Herbs 
- 
l6 
Horse Radish 
- 
l6 
Rhubarb Roots 
- 
l6 
Shallots 
- 
l6 
Seakale 
- 
l6 
Underground 
Onions - 
l6 
Lawn Grass 
- 
18 
Lawn Manure 
18 
Agricultural 
Seeds 
- 
19 
Flower Seeds— 
Collections of 
- 
20 
General Alpha- 
betical List 21-44 
PAGE 
Flower Seeds— 
Asters 
22 
Begonias - 
24 
Canna 
25 
Carnations 
25 
Chrysanthemums 
26 
Cineraria - 
27 
Dahlia 
28 
Mignonette 
33 
Ornamental 
Grasses - 
30 
Pansies 
35 
Petunia 
36 
Poppies 
37 
Primula 
37 
Hardy 
38 
Stocks 
40 
Sweet Peas 41- 
-43 
Wallflowers 
44 
Zinnias 
44 
Bulbs & Roots for 
Spring Planting- 
Anemones - 
46 
Dahlias 
46 
PACK 
Bulbs & Roots for 
Spring Planting — 
Dielytra - - 46 
Gladiolus - - 45 
Hyacinthus 
Candicans - 46 
Lily of the Valley 46 
Liliums - - 45 
Montbretia - 46 
Ranunculus - 46 
Spiraeas - - 46 
Tigridias - - 46 
Tuberoses - - 46 
Garden Requisites — 
Knives, Garden 
Tools, &c. - 47 
Labels and Stakes 48 
Manures and In- 
secticides - 48 
Shading & Tying 
Materials - 48 
We keep a Register of Gardeners, Bailiffs, and Stewards wanting situations, and shall' be glad to 
give particulars to any Customer requiring an experienced man. 
