JANUARY, 1934 
'OUR SEEDS GROW FRIENDS" 
We want to thank all our old friends for their wonderful loyalty and the many kind words spoken for our 
Seeds, Bulbs and Plants. To our new friends we wish to thank you for your part in making the past year one 
of our busiest seasons. 
Suggestion for Ordering 
All varieties of Flower and Vegetable seeds are 
numbered. Our order sheet is arranged to save you 
the time and trouble of writing the names of the 
seeds in full. 
If you send your order early the benefit will be 
mutual. You will have your seed on hand when the 
planting season arrives and it will enable us to get it 
out before the “please rush’’ time arrives. 
Write your name and address distinctly and in full, 
please use the order sheet and envelope inserted in 
this catalogue. 
Seeds by Mail, etc. 
PARCEL POST CHARGES have greatly lowered 
the cost of sending packages by mail. Most customers 
are no doubt familiar with charges from Cincinnati 
and that it depends on the weight of the package and 
the zone. 
Packets and half pounds of Beans, Corn and Peas 
are sent postpaid at prices quoted, and all other va¬ 
rieties of Vegetable and all Flower Seeds will be 
forwarded free by mail at catalog prices, unless 
otherwise noted, Grass Seeds, Clover Seeds, Miscel¬ 
laneous Seeds, Plants, Tools and Supplies are not sent 
free by mail—-see Parcel Post Rates. 
About Warranting Seeds 
We have often been asked if we “Guarantee or war¬ 
rant our Seeds.” We beg to state plainly, we do not, 
for the reason that practical experience has assured 
us of the fact that crops may fail, no matter how 
fresh or pure the seed sown may be. We trust that 
our customers will fully realize that it is to our in¬ 
terest to send none but the best quality seeds. 
To secure success, however, it is necessary that the 
customer should do his part well, or our good seeds 
will be ruined. With the best of management and 
good seeds there will be an occasional unaccountable 
failure. The best gardeners sometimes fail, and try 
again with seeds from the same lot with good results. 
The J. Chas. McCullough Seed Company gives no 
warranty, express or implied, as to description, 
quality, productiveness or any other matter of any 
seeds, bulbs or plants it sells and will not be respon¬ 
sible for the crop. The sending of an order to us con¬ 
stitutes an acceptance of these terms by the pur¬ 
chaser. When mentioned, purity and germination tests 
are for information only and without warranty. If the 
purchaser does not accept the goods on these terms, 
he must notify us at once and we will give instruc¬ 
tions for disposition of goods. 
the j. chas. McCullough seed co. 
Parcel Post Rates 
First Zone 
Second Zone 
Third Zone 
Fourth Zone 
Fifth Zone 
Sixth Zone 
Seventh Zone 
Eighth Zone 
within 50 miles. 
within 50 to 150 miles 
within 150 to 300 miles 
within 300 to 600 miles 
within 600 to 1000 miles 
within 1000 to 1400 miles 
within 1400 to 1800 miles 
all over 1800 miles 
The above table will enable customers to remit the 
proper amount of postage. 
When seamless cotton bags are required they must be remitted for at 35c each. 
First 
Pound 
(over 8 ozs. 
rates 1 lb.) 
. . . $ 0.08 
.08 
.09 
.10 
.11 
.12 
.14 
•J 5 
Each 
Additional 
Pound 
or fraction 
$ 0.01 
.01 
.02 
.04 
.06 
.07 
.09 
.11 
We reserve the right to advance or decline with the market on any item listed in this catalogue. 
Acid Phosphate. .. 83 
Adco . 83 
Alfalfa . 66 
Aquatic Plants.... 70 
Asparagus . 3 
Asters . 37 
Barley. 67 
Beans, Field. 67 
Beans, Garden...3, 6 
Beets, Stock. 8 
Beets, Table. 7 
Begonias.. 68 
Bird Houses.87 
Bird Seeds . 87 
Bird Supplies. 87 
Blood Meal. 83 
Bone Meal. 83 
Books . 95 
Broccoli. 8 
Brooders .93, 94 
Broom Corn. 67 
Brussels Sprouts.. 8 
Buckwheat. 67 
Bulbs and Roots 68, 71 
Cabbage.8, 9 
Cannas . 68 
Carrot . 10 
Cat Food. ..87 
Cattle Manure ... 83 
Cauliflower ...... 11 
Celery . 10 
Clovers .65, 66 
Collards . 11 
Corn, Field. 66 
Corn, Pop. 13 
Corn, Sweet. ...11, 13 
Corn Salad. 13 
Cow Peas. 67 
Cucumber .13, 14 
Cultivators . 89 
Currants . 78 
Dahlias ......69, 70 
Delphinium . 55 
Dewberry . 78 
Dibbles . 89 
Dog Foods. 88 
Driconure . 83 
Eggplant . 14 
Endive . 14 
Farm Seeds .... 64-67 
Fertilizers .82-84 
Fertilizer Spreaders 
01 02 
Fish Food.’ 87 
Fish Supplies. 87 
Flower Pots and 
Saucers . 92 
Flower Seed Nov¬ 
elties .30-33 
Flower Seeds, An¬ 
nual .30-50 
Flower Seeds, 
Greenhouse .... 62 
Flower Seeds, Per¬ 
ennial .51-61 
Forks.89 
Fruit Picker. 89 
Fruit Trees....... 77 
Garden Tools and 
Supplies .89-92 
Garlic . 15 
Gladioli .71 
Glass Cloth....... 89 
Gloves, Garden .. 89 
Gooseberries . 78 
Grapes.78 
INDEX 
Grass Hooks . 89 
Growell Pots. 90 
Hedge Shears. 92 
Herbs . 15 
Hotkaps . 90 
Incubators . 94 
Inoculation Bacteria 
65 
Insecticides and 
Fungicides ...79-81 
Kaffir Corn. 67 
Kale.15 
Kohlrabi . 15 
Labels ..90, 91 
Lawn Cleaner.90 
Lawn Edger. 89 
Lawn Grass Seed 
1, 64, 65 
Lawn Mower Sharp¬ 
ener . 91 
Lawn Rollers. 91 
Lawn Sprinklers.. 84 
Lettuce . 16 
Lilies . 71 
Limestone.84 
Loma . .. 82 
Marigolds . 42 
Millet.67 
Mole Trap. 90 
Mulch Paper.91 
Muriate of Potash. 83 
Mushrooms .19 
Muskmelon. 17 
Mustard . 19 
Nitrate of Soda .. 83 
Oats . 67 
Okra . 19 
Onions.20 
Onion Sets. 19 
Paper Pots. 91 
Parsley . 22 
Parsnip.20 
Peanuts . .. 22 
Peas, Garden...21, 22 
Peas, Field . 67 
Peat Moss. 83 
Peat Soil Sponge.. 83 
Pepper . 23 
Perennial Plants. • 73 
Perma-Marker ... 91 
Petunia.44 
Planet Jr. Tools... 89 
Plantabbs . 84 
Plant Labels...90, 91 
Plant Sprinkler... 92 
Plant Stakes..... 90 
Plant Supports... 90 
Plant Tubs. 92 
Potatoes . 24 
Pruners . 90 
Pumpkin.24 
Radish.25 
Raffia . 91 
Rakes . 91 
Rape . 67 
Raspberries . 78 
Rock Plants. 73 
Rock Plant Seeds 
51, 61 
Roses .72 
Rutabaga . 29 
Rye . 67 
Sacco . 82 
Salsify . 26 
Scythes . 91 
Seed Disinfectants 81 
Seed Sowers ..91, 92 
Shade Trees.76 
Sheep Manure.83 
Shrubs .74, 75 
Small Fruits. 78 
Snapdragons .36 
Sorghum.67 
Soy Beans... 67 
Spades.90 
Spinach.26 
Sprayers and Dust¬ 
ers .85, 86 
Squash . 26 
Stock and Poultry 
Supplies .... 92-94 
Strawberries . 78 
Sudan Grass. 67 
Sulphate of Am¬ 
monia . 83 
Sunflower.67 
Sweet Peas. 47 
Tobacco . 29 
Tomato .27, 28 
Trellis . 90 
Trowels.92 
Turnip . 29 
Vegetable Seeds..3-29 
Vetch . 67 
Vigoro.82 
Vines .62, 63 
Watering Pots.... 90 
Watermelon. 18 
Wedo. 82 
Weeder . 92 
Weed Puller. 92 
Zinnia .49, 50 
A. B MORSE COMPANY. HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS. ST. JOSEPH. MICH. 
