An “Individual 
Hothouse” 
For Every Plant 
BIGGER CROPS 
3 WEEKS EARLIER! 
GERMACO HOTKAPS guard plants against frost, wind, rain, 
insects, etc., by completely covering them. 
They maintain a perfect mulch around each plant. Crops 
give a 10 to 25% greater yield and mature 2 to 3 weeks earlier— 
for higher prices. 
HOTKAPS are patented wax paper cones—placed over 
plants or seeds at time of planting. Inexpensive, easy to use. 
One man can set over 2,500 per day. 
Prices: 1,000 for $10.00; 250 package with setter and tamper, 
$3.65; 100 package with setter and tamper, $2.40; steel setter, 
$2.25. Postage extra. 
GERMACO 
HOTKAPS 
Peat Moss Used in preference to Straw, Hay, Saw¬ 
dust, Shavings, etc., for Bedding on Dairy, 
Poultry, Horse, Pig, Sheep and Goat Farms. Odorless 
and sanitary, checks vermin, keeps improved air in coops 
and stables. After serving as bedding it makes an ex¬ 
cellent humus fertilizer, worth more than its original cost. 
Fine for improving the condition of heavy soil and holds 
light sandy soil. Good for top dressing lawns. 
Carey Gro-More Ground Covers *L® ® p ^ ^ ® 
J ground warm 
and moist and this keeps the crops growing during the 
cold spring nights, when otherwise they would become 
chilled. They retain moisture and heat, the two most 
necessary things for growing plants. 
Comes in two sizes, 18 inch width and 36 inch width, 
both containing 167 linear feet to the roll. Prices are: 
18-inch, per roll.$1.50 
36-inch, per roll. 2.00 
A 
Ageratum .17 
Agrostemma .21 
Alfalfa .24 
Alyssum, Sweet .17 
Amaranthus .17 
Ampelopsis (S & P)... 23 
Antirrhinum .17 
Antrol .27 
Aquilegia.21 
Artichoke, Seed .2 
Asparagus, Seed and 
Roots .2 
Aster .1-17-18 
B 
Baby’s Breath.19 
Bachelor’s Button_18 
Balsam .18 
Balsam Apple and 
Pear .23 
Barley .26 
Beans, Garden.2-3 
Beans, Field .26 
Beans, Flowering .3 
Beets .4 
Beilis Perennis.21 
Bermuda Grass .25 
g : K .33 
Bignoma (S & P).23 
Black Leaf Forty....27 
Black-Eyed Susan_23 
Borecole .4 
Boston Ivy .* * ’ 23 
Brachycomq ....!!! 18 
Broccoli .i_4 
Brome Grass .25 
Broom Corn .26 
Brussels Sprouts. 4 
Buckwheat . 26 
Burning Bush ."is 
C 
Cabbage .5-6 
Cacalia .18 
Calendula ....18 
Calliopsis .[l8 
Campanula .”22 
Canary Seed .26 
Canary Bird Flower..23 
Candytuft . 18 
Cane .26 
Canna Seeds .18 
Cardinal Climber.23 
Carnation, Seed .18 
Carrots .6 
Castor Beans ....is 
Cauliflower .6 
Celeriac Seed.!!6 
Celery Seed .6 
[Thirty-two] 
Celosia .18 
Centaurea .18 
Chrysanthemum .18 
Chicory .4 
Chives .4 
Clematis, Seed .23 
Cleome .18 
Climbers, Annual. 
Mixed .23 
Clipper Mill .31 
Clovers .25 
Cobea .23 
Cockscomb .18 
Coleus, Seed .23 
Collards .4 
Columbines .21 
Convolvulus .23 
Coreopsis, Seed .21 
Corn Salad .4 
Corn, Sweet .7 
Corn, Field .24 
Cosmos .18 
Cress .4 
Cucumbers .7 
Cultivators .31 
Cyanogas .27 
Cypress Vine .23 
D 
Dahlia, Seed .22 
Daisies .21 
Darso .26 
Delphinium .22 
Dianthus .22 
Digitalis .22 
Dolichos .23 
Dusters .29 
E 
Egg Plant, Seed.8 
Eramer .26 
Endive .8 
Eschscholtzia .is 
Everlasting Flower...18 
F 
Farm Tools .31 
Fertilizers .33 
Feterita .26 
Feverfew .22 
Flax .26 
Forget-Me-Not .22 
Foxglove .22 
Four O’clock .19 
Fuchsia .23 
G 
Gaillardia .22 
Garlic .8 
Index 
Geranium Seed .23 
Globe Amaranth.19 
Gomphrena .19 
Gourds .23 
Grain and Seed 
Cleaners .31 
Grass Seeds .?5 
Grohoma .26 
Gypsophila .19 
H 
Hegari .26 
Helichrysum .19 
Helianthus .19 
Heliotrope, Seed .23 
Hemp .26 
Herbs .16 
Hollyhock .22 
Hotkaps .32 
House Plants .23 
Hyacinth Bean .23 
I 
Ice Plant .19 
Iceland Poppy .22 
Indor Fly Spray.33 
Insecticides .27 
Inoculator .28 
Insect Powder Plant..22 
J 
Japanese Hop.22 
Japanese Millet .26 
Job’s Tears .,..19 
K 
Kaffir Corn .26 
Kale .4 
Kohlrabi .8 
K-O Fly Spray.33 
Kudzu Vine .23 
L 
Larkspur .19 
Leek .11 
Lettuce .8-9 
Linum .19 
Lobelia .19 
Love-in-a-Mist .19 
M 
Marigold .19 
McQueen’s Inoculator.28 
Meadow Fescue .25 
Mignonette .19 
Millet .25 
Milo Maize .26 
Moonflower .23 
Morning Glory .23 
Moss Rose .20 
Mourning Bride .19 
Mulch Paper .32 
Mushrooms .8 
Muskmelon .9 
Mustard .8 
N 
Nasturtium, Double... 1 
Nasturtium .19 
Nicotiana .19 
Nigella .19 
O 
Oats .26 
Okra .8 
Onion Plants.11 
Onion Seeds .10-11 
Onion Sets .11 
Orchard Grass .25 
Ornamental Grasses ..19 
Oyster Plant .14 
P 
Pansy Seed .20 
Parsley .11 
Parnsip .11 
Passion Flower .23 
Peas, Garden.12 
Peas, Field .26 
Peas, Cow .26 
Peat Moss .32 
Pepper, Seed ....1-12-13 
Perennial Climbers.. .23 
Perennial Phlox .22 
Petunia, Seed .20 
Phlox .20 
Pie Plant .14 
Pinks, S.20 
Planet Jr. Implements.30 
Pop Corn .7-24 
Poppy .20 
Portulaca .20 
Poultry Supplies .28 
Pumpkins .13 
Pyrethrum .20-22 
R 
Radish .13-14 
Rape, Dwarf Essex...26 
Red Sunflower .19 
Red Top Grass.25 
Rhubarb, Seeds .14 
Rhubarb, Roots .14 
Rutabaga .16 
Rye, Spring .26 
Rye Grass .25 
Salpiglossis .20 
Salsify .14 
Salvia, Seed .20 
Scabiosa .19 
Scarlet Flax .19 
Schizanthus .20 
Seeders .31 
Seed Drills .30 
Semesan .33 
Shall u .26 
Shasta Daisy .22 
Slug Shot .27 
Smilax .23 
Smoked Salt .33 
Snapdragon .17 
Sorghum .26 
Soy Beans .26 
Speltz .26 
Spinach .14 
Sprayers .29 
Squash .1-14-16 
Stokesia .22 
Sudan Grass .25 
Sugar Beets .4 
Sunflower .19-26 
Sweet Clover.25 
Sweet Corn .6-7 
Sweet Peas .22 
Sweet Sultan .20 
Sweet William .22 
Swiss Chard .4 
T 
Tall Meadow Oat 
Grass .26 
Ten Weeks’ Stock....20 
Thunbergia .23 
Timothy .25 
Tobacco .16 
Tomato .1-15-16 
Turnip .1-16 
V 
Verbena .20 
Vetch .26 
Vinca .22 
Violet .22 
W 
Wallflower .22 
Watermelon .10 
Wistaria Seed .23 
Wool Flower .21 
X 
Xeranthemum .21 
z 
Zinnias .21 
