ANGLO-AMERICAN 
Lawn Grass Seed Mixture 
ANGLO-AMERICAN 
LflWH CROSS SEED. 
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Our formula used in the preparation of this mixture of < 
upon that used in England for making* the celebrated lawns or t 
The knowledge of this formula vena at i}iiired hy ourselit 
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at country. 
many years 
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of experiment in Europe and this country. Grass.* in the r.‘ , }m 
found unsuitable to the American climate are eliminated and i « 
ot her more desirable sorts. ^ . 
It Will be frmod equally useful for Lawns Golf-timi*, Croquet.-i WMd.. 
( ricket-Helds and Tennis-courts. 
One-quart Package Anglo-American Lawn Grass Seed. 
The formula used in the preparation of the Anglo-Ameri¬ 
can mixture is based upon that used in England for making 
the celebrated lawns or that country. The knowledge of this 
formula was acquired by ourselves after many years of experi¬ 
ment in Europe and the United States. Grasses in the English 
formula found unsuitable to the American climate are elimi¬ 
nated and replaced by other more desirable sorts. 
Lawn Grass is sometimes quoted by the standard bushel 
of 14 lbs., which is confusing, and which should be borne in 
mind when comparing prices, as 14 lbs. of our Lawn Grass 
Seed would cost but $2.45. 
The Anglo-American Lawn Grass Seed is put up in 
one quart and four quart carton boxes. % bushel, % bushel 
and one bushel canvas bags. Wholesale Price: Per quart, 
15c. ; 4 quarts, 55c.: % bushel of 5 lbs., $1.00; 1 bushel of 20 
lbs., $3.50. One-half bushel at bushel rates. To dealers who 
wish to sell our Lawn Grass we will supply it in quart packages at 
$10.00 per hundred quarts , but not less than 35 quarts at this rate. 
Terms and Manner in WHicH 
We Do Business 
TER/TS. Prices named herein are subject to the follow¬ 
ing discount :l Five per cent, allowed, to be deducted when 
cash accompanies order. To customers of approved credit, 
accounts are payable 60 days from date of invoice, except 
where special prices and terms are arranged for. Grass, 
Grain, Clover and Bird Seed, Implements, Fertilizers and 
Insecticides are subject to no discount whatever, but are 
strictly net cash. 
ORDERS are filled promptly upon receipt or a reason 
given with acknowledgment of same. 
PRICES. As it is impossible to predict our exact de¬ 
mand, our prices are made subject to change without notice, 
and goods being unsold when order reaches us. We, however, 
carry very large stocks, and if orders reach us in good season, 
full satisfaction may always be expected. 
C. O. D. orders can be sent only by express. Such orders 
should be accompanied by a remittance in part payment, to 
guarantee charges. 
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20 per cent. Reduction in Express Rates 
Under a recent ruling of the leading express companies, Plants, Bulbs, and Seeds, packed in closed boxes or baskets, will 
now be carried at the “GENERAL SPECIALS” rate. This means a reduction of 20 per cent, from the regular merchandise 
rates to all points where no “ General Specials ” exists. To points where a “ General Specials ” rate is in force, the companies 
make a special reduction. Shipments weighing less than 100 lbs. receive the benefit of the rate per 100 lbs., but the minimum 
charge is 35c. For instance, where the regular merchandise rate is $4.00 per 100 lbs., a box of plants or bulbs weighing 100 lbs. 
will be carried for $3.20, a saving of 80 cents on one shipment. 
IMPORTANT. While we exercise the greatest care to have all seeds, bulbs and plants pure and reliable, we do not give any war¬ 
ranty, expressed or implied. If the purchaser does not accept the seeds, bulbs and plants on these terms and conditions, they must be 
returned at once and the money that has been paid for same will be refunded. 
Adiantum Croweanum. 26 
Ardisia Crenulata.4th Cover 
Asparagus Plumosus Nanus. 16, 22 and 36 
“ Sprengeri .. 36 
Asters. 18 and 35 
Azalea Mollis .. . . . 34 
Bay Trees. 29 
Begonia, Gloire de Lorraine. 22 
“ Tuberous. 10 
Boston Fern. . 26 
Box Trees. 29 
Caladiums. 9 
Calceolaria . 17 
California Privet.34 
Cannas ... 6 and 7 
Carnations . 27 
Centaurea Imperialis. 36 
Chrysanthemums. 30 and 37 
Cinerarias. 17 
Cycas. 14 
INDEX 
Cyclamen. 17 
Dahlias. 2 and 5 
Flower Seeds. . .15-18 and 35-41 
Fern Balls. 14 
Ferns 26 
Fern Spores or Seeds.4th Covor 
Fertilizers.3d Cover 
Gladiolus. 8 
Gloxinias. 10 
Grape Vines, English. 14 
Grass Seeds.47 
Hardy Vines and Climbers ... 28 
“ and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs _31-34 
Hardy Perennial and Herbaceous Plants. 30 
Hydrangeas . 34 
Insecticides.3d Cover 
Iris Germani ca. 12 
Japan Iris. 12 
Japanese Maples. 34 
Lilies. 11 
Maples. 31 
Mushroom Spawn.3d Cover 
NephrolepisBostoniensis. 26 
Nephrolepis Piersoni. 26 
Nephrolepis Scottii. 26 
Orchids, Collected . 23 
Palm seeds.4th Cover 
Pansy . 16 and 40 
Peonies . 13 
Petunias. 16 
Primulas. 15 
Rhododendron. 28 
Roses.. 24 and 25 
Salvia. 18 
Summer Flowering Bulbs. 13 
Sweet Peas. 42 
Tritoma Pfitzeri. 14 
Tuberoses. 9 
Tuberous Begonias. 10 
Vegetable Seeds.19-21 and 43-46 
Verbena. 18 
