O. P. JACKSON SEED COMPANY, Inc., HOUSTON, TEXAS 
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Jackson's Seeds Grow Better 
Important to Customers 
NON-WARRANTY 
O. P. Jackson Seed Co., Inc., give no warranty, expressed 
or implied, as to description, type, purity, productiveness, 
or any other matter of any seeds, plants, trees or bulbs 
we send out, and we will not be in any way responsible for 
the crops grown therefrom. If the purchaser does not ac¬ 
cept the goods on these terms, they are at once to be re¬ 
turned and the money that has been paid for the same 
will be refunded. 
HOW TO SEND MONEY 
Money can be sent safely either by Post Office Order, 
Bank Draft, Express Draft, Express Order or Registered 
Letter. If your order amounts to $1.00 or more it is 
best to send by one of the above methods. Postage stamps 
taken in amounts less than one dollar. Never send coin 
in the mail unless in Registered Letter. 
We do not send goods C. O. D. Cash must accompany 
your order. 
ORDER EARLY 
It is important to order as soon after you get the catalog 
as convenient, then you will have your seeds on hand for 
planting when you want them. 
GIVE YOUR FULL ADDRESS 
We frequently receive orders without the name of the 
sender or with insufficient address. Customers should be 
particular to give full name, postoffice, county and State, 
number of street, P. O. box, and the nearest express office. 
PRICES 
All prices named in this catalog are subject to change 
without notice, and all sales made are payable in Houston, 
Texas. 
DO YOU WANT THIS CATALOG? 
Be sure and send us an order for seeds if you want this 
catalog next year. If you do not send us an order your 
name is taken from our mailing list, believing you have 
changed your address, or you may have come to the Btore 
where you get a catalog at the counter. We prefer to have 
you on our list as an annual customer; then you will al¬ 
ways get our catalog as soon as it comes from the press. 
WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS NOTIFY US 
IF YOU WANT THIS CATALOG. 
Pago 
African Daisy .... 10 
Ageratum . 6 
Alyssum . 6 
Amaranthus . 6 
Ampelopsis . 15 
Antirrhinum . 6 
Aquillegia . 6 
Arctotis . 6 
Artichoke . 17 
Asparagus . 17 
Asparagus Fern.... 6 
Asters . 7 
Balloon Vine . 15 
Balsam . 7 
Balsam Apple .... 15 
Balsam Pear . 15 
Beans .17-18 
Beets . 19 
Begonia . 7 
Bird Supplies 
.34-35-36 
Blue Lace Flower 7 
Broccoli . 19 
Brussels Sprouts 19 
Bulbs—Inside 
Back Cover 
Cabbage . 20 
Calendula . 8 
Calliopsis .. 8 
Cat Remedies . 33 
Canary Bird Vine 15 
Candytuft . 8 
Cantaloupe . 21 
Cardinal Climber.. 15 
Carnation . 9 
Page 
Carrots . 22 
Castor Bean . 13 
Cauliflower . 20 
Celery . 21 
Centaurea . 8 
Chinese Cabbage.. 20 
Chinese Woolflower 8 
Chrysanthemums 9 
Clematis . 15 
Cockscomb . 8 
Coleus . 9 
Collards . 22 
Corn, Sweet and 
Pop . 23 
Cosmos . 8 
Cucumber . 22 
Cyclamen . 9 
Cypress Vine . 15 
Dahlia . 9 
Daisy Beilis .— 7 
Delphinium . 9 
Dianthus . 10 
Dimorphotheca .... 10 
Dog Remedies . 33 
Dog Foods . 33 
Dusty Miller . 10 
Eggplant . 23 
Endive . 23 
Everlasting Sweet 
Peas . 14 
Flower Seeds 2 to 15 
Four o’Cloclc, . 10 
Foxglove . 10 
Fungicides .32-33 
Gaillardia . 10 
INDEX 
Page 
Garlic . 24 
Geranium . 10 
Germination Table 31 
Gilia . 10 
Gladioli—Inside & 
Outside Back Covers 
Goldfish Supplies 36 
Gomphrena . 10 
Gourds . 15 
Grass, Lawn . 31 
Grasses,Ornamental 12 
Gypsophila . 10 
Helichrysum . 10 
Heliotrope . 10 
Herbs . 24 
Hibiscus . 10 
Hollyhocks . 10 
Hotkaps . 20 
Hyacinth Bean .... 15 
Ice Plant . 11 
Insecticides .32-33 
Japanese Hop . 15 
Kale . 23 
Kohl-rabi . 23 
Kudzu Vine . 15 
Lantana . 11 
Larkspur . 11 
Lavender . 11 
Leek . 23 
Leptosyne . 11 
Lettuce . 24 
Linum . 11 
On pages 2-3-4-5 are listed our Novelties and 
Page 
Lobelia . 11 
Lupines . 11 
Mangels . 19 
Marigold . 11 
Mexican Fire Bush 11 
Mignonette . 11 
Moonflower . 15' 
Morning Glory .... 15 
Mourning Bride... 14 
Mustard . 25 
Nasturtiums . 12 
Okra . 26 
Onions . 26 
Onion Sets . 26 
Onion Plants . 26 
Pansies . 12 
Parsnips . 27 
Parsley . 27 
Passion Flower .... 15 
Peas . 27 
Peppers . 28 
Petunias . 12 
Phlox . 13 
Physalis . 12 
Planting Table .... 16 
Poppies . 13 
Portulaca . 13 
Potatoes . 27 
Pumpkins . 28 
Pyrethrum . 12 
Radishes *. 28 
Rape . 24 
Ricinus . 13 
Salpiglossis . 14 
Salsify . 29 
Page 
Salvia . 13 
Scabiosa . 14 
ScarletRunnerBean’ 15 
Semesan . 33 
Shasta Daisy . 9 
Solanum . 13 
Spinach . 29 
Squash .. 29 
Stim-U-Plant . 36 
Stocks . 13 
Strawflowers . 10 
Sunflower . 14 
Sweet Peas . 14 
Sweet Sultan . 14 
Sweet Williams .... 14 
Texas Blue Bells.. 7 
Texas Bluebonnet 7 
Thunbergia . 15 
Tobacco . 29 
Tomatoes . 30 
Torenia . 14* 
Tufted Pansies .... 15 
Turnips . 30 
Vegetable Seeds 17 to30 
Verbena . 14/ 
Vinca . 15 
Vines . 15 
Viola . 15 
Wallflower . 15 
Watermelons . 25 
Wild Cucumber .. 15 
Wildflowers . 15 
Wisteria . 15 
Zinnias....Inside 
Front Cover 
Specialties in Flower Seeds 
Weight of Seed and Quantity Usually Sown Per Acre 
Lbs. per bu. 
Sow per acre 
Lbs. per 
bu. 
Sow per acre 
Lbs. per bu. 
Sow per acre 
Alfalfa Seed . 
60 
20-25 lbs. 
Clover, Bur. Seed in bur 
40 lbs. 
Peanuts, Spanish . 
3C 
30-40 lbs. 
Barley Seed. Broadcast 
48 
2-3 lbs. 
Clover, Sweet . 
60 
16 lbs. 
Peas, Field or Stock 
Bean Seed, Dwarf. In 
Cucumber. Tn hills 
2 lbs. 
Broadcast . 
60 
90-180 lbs. 
drills .. 
60 
1 bu. 
Feterita. In drills. 
50 
8-10 lbs. 
Peas, Field or Stock. In 
Beans, Pole. In drills_ 
60 
15-20 lbs. 
Grass, Sudan. In drills 
5-10 lbs. 
drills . 
15-25 lbs. 
Beans, Soja, Field. 
Grass, Sudan. Broadcast 
50 
30-40 lbs. 
Peas, Garden. In drills 
70 lbs. 
Broadcast . 
60 
75-90 lbs. 
Grass, Rye. Broadcast 
50-75 lbs. 
Potatoes. Cut Tubers.... 
6G 
6-8 bu. 
In drills . 
60 
25 lbs. 
Grass, Rhodes. In drills 
3-4 lbs. 
Potatoes, Sweet . 
5 bu. 
Beans, Velvet, Field. In 
Grass, Rhodes. B’dcast 
5-8 lbs. 
Potatoes, Sweet. Slips.... 
7,000 slips 
drills, 3 to 6 ft. rows 
60 
20-25 lbs. 
Grass, Rescue . 
14 
30-40 lbs. 
Pumpkins. In hills . 
3 lbs. 
Beet, Table. In drills. .. 
6 lbs. 
Grass, Bermuda . 
15 to 20 lbs. 
Radish. In drills . 
8-10 lbs. 
Beet, Mangel-Wurzel .... 
5 lbs. 
Grass, Johnson . 
25 
40 lbs. 
Rape, Dwarf Essex . 
6-8 lbs. 
Broom Corn Seed. In 
Grass, Lawn . 
15 
60-70 lbs. 
Rye. Broadcast . 
56 
84-112 lbs. 
drills . 
46 
10-20 lbs. 
Kaffir Corn. In drills.... 
50 
10 lbs. 
Sorghum or Sugar Cane. 
Cabbage. Transplant in 
Kaffir Com. Broadcast.. 
50 
50 lbs. 
Broadcast . 
50 
50-150 lbs. 
beds . 
lbs. 
Melon, Musk. In hills ... 
2-3 lbs. 
Sorghum. In drills. 
50 
10 lbs. 
Cantaloupe. In hills_ 
2-3 lbs. 
Melon, Water. In hills.. 
2 lbs. 
Spinach. In drills . 
10-12 lbs. 
Carrots. In drills .. ._ 
3-4 lbs. 
Millet, German. B’dcast 
50 
20-25 lbs. 
Squash, Bush Varieties. 
Cane or Sorghum. 
Milo Maize. In drills. 
50 
8-10 lbs. 
In hills . 
4 lbs. 
Broadcast _ 
50 
50-150 lbs. 
Oats. Broadcast . 
32 
21/,-3 bu. 
Squash, Running Varie- 
Cane or Sorghum. In 
Onion Seed. In drills.... 
3-5 lbs. 
ties. In hills . 
3 lbs. 
drills . 
8-10 lbs. 
Onion Sets. In drills. 
32 
6-12 bu. 
Tomato. To transplant 
*4 lb. 
Cotton . 
32 
y 2 -i bu. 
Onion Seed. Drill for sets 
50 lbs. 
Turnip. Broadacst . 
2-3 lbs. 
Com. In hills ... 
56 
8-10 lbs. 
Onion Plants. Rows 15 
Turnip. In drills, 1 oz. 
Clover, Lucerne or 
in. apart, 5 in. apart 
to 250 ft. 
i y, ibs. 
Alfalfa 
60 
20-25 lbs. 
in rows . 
75,000 pits. 
Vetch. Broadcast . 
30-40 lbs. 
Clover, Bur. Hulled seed 
15-20 lbs. 
Peanuts, Virginia . 
22 
i-i y 2 bu. 
Wheat. Broadcast. 
6( 
75-90 lbs. 
We handle a complete line of high-grade field seeds and carry in stock Alfalfa, Clovers, all kinds 
of Seed Corn, Cow Peas, Velvet Beans, Cotton Seed, all kinds of Grass Seed, Cane Seed, Peanuts, Maize, 
Kaffir Corn, etc. Write for our Special Field Seed Price List. 
