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Rockford Seed Farms—H. W. BUCKBEE, ROCKFORD, ILL.—Forest City Greenhouses 
INDEX 
A butilon .56 
Achillea .56, 88 
Acroclinium . 56 
Agapanthus .56, 74 
Ageratum .56 
Air Plant . 75 
Alfalfa . 50 
Alyssum .56, 88 
Amaryllis . 75 
Ambrosia . 56 
Ampelopsis . 93 
Anchusa . 56 
Anemone .Cover, 56 
Angel's Lily .70 
Angel’s Trumpet . 83 
Aquilegia or Columbine ... 
.59, 88 
Anthemis . 88 
Arab is . 88 
Asparagus . 4 
Asparagus Roots . 48 
Aster .55, 56, 76 
Australian Silk Tree.77 
B aby Blue Eyes .56 
Baby’s Breath ....56, 88 
Baby’s Tears . 87 
Bachelor’s Button .56 
Balloon Vine . 66 
Balsam . 56 
Balsam Apple . 56 
Barberry . 76, 92 
Burley . 52 
Beans 4, 5, 6 , 7, 8 , 62, 56 
Beauty Bush . 92 
Beets . 8 , 9, 10 
Begonia ..Cover, 61, 78, 96 
Bird of Paradise . 66 , 75 
Bird Seed . 52 
Bittersweet . 93 
Bishop’s Cap . 77 
Blackberries . 95 
Black Cat . 48 
Black Eyed Susan . 56 
Bleeding Heart . 89 
Blue Bird Flower .57 
Borecole or Kale . 21 
Bouquet Flower . 56 
Brazilian Plume Plant ....77 
Bridal Wreath . 76, 92 
Broccoli . 4 
Bromus Inermis . 50 
Broom Corn .52 
Brussels Sprouts . 4 
Buckwheat . 52 
Burning Bush . 57 
Butterfly Bush . 92 
C abbage . 11, 12, 13 
Cactus .57, 77 
Caladium .70 
Calendula . 57 
California Poppy .67 
Callas .70 
Calliopsis . 5 7 
Calycanthus .92 
Campanula . 88 
Canary Bird Flower .57 
Canary Seed . 52 
Candytuft . 57. 88 
Canna . 57, 71, 76 
Canterbury Bell . 57, 88 
Cardinal Climber . 57 
Carnation . 
.Cover, 58, 83, 96 
Carrots . 13, 14 
Castor Oil Bean . 66 
Cauliflower .15 
Celeriac . 16 
Celery .Cover, 15, 16 
Celosia . 58 
Centaurea .58, 76, 88 
Chelone .58 
Cherries . .....8 5 
Chicory . 19 
Chinese Celery Cabbage....! 3 
Chinese Jade Plant .86 
Chinese Lantern Plant .... 
. 58, 88 
Chinese Paper Plant .77 
Chinese Primrose .66 
Chinese Wool Flower .58 
Chives . 20, 48 
Christmas Salad .19 
Chrysanthemums . 
. .Cover, 58, 79, 96 
Chufas . 20 
Cigar Plant . 58 
Cineraria .58, 87 
Cinnamon Vine . 93 
Citron . 27 
Clarkia .58 
Clematis .93 
Cleome .58 
Clovers .50, 54 
Cobea Scandens .58 
Cockscomb .58 
Coffee Berry .20 
Coleus .59, 86 
Collards .19 
Collections .4 9 
Columbian Climber . 59 
Columbine (Aquilegia).... 
. 59, 88 
Comet Flower .87 
Copper Plant .87 
Coral Bells ...88 
Coral Berry .92 
Coreopsis .59, 88 
Corn — Field .51 
Corn-Pop ...18 
Corn Salad .20 
Com—Sweet .16, 17 
Cornflower Aster .68, 88 
Cosmos .59, 76 
Cow Peas . 53 
Crassula .87 
Cress .20 
Crown of Thorns . 77 
Cucumber .18, 19 
Cyclamen .59, 86 
Cynoglossum .59 
Cypress Vine .59 
D ahlia .59, 71 
Daisy . 
.60, 66, 68, 87, 88 
Dandelion .20 
Datura .59 
Dead Shot .48 
Delphinium (Larkspur).... 
.. Cover, 60, 88 
Dewberry .95 
Dianthus Pinks .60 
Digitalis (Foxglove) 60, 88 
Dill .20 
Dimorphoteca .60 
Dolichos (Hyacinth Bean) 
..62 
Dogzoff .54 
Dracaena (Dragon Plant) 
.87 
Dusty Miller .76 
E cheveria .87 
Egg Plant .20 
Elephant’s Ear .70 
Endive .20 
Euphorbia .60 
Everlasting Flowers .60 
TTairy Lily .74 
^ Feather Tree .92 
Ferns .80 
Fertilizer .64 
Feterita .6 3 
Feverfew .60 
Field Peas .5 3 
Fig ., ..85 
Fire Cracker Plant . 
.84, 86, 87 
Flax .52, 61, 88 
Forget-Me-Not .61, 88 
Fountain Plant ..83 
Four O’clock . . .61 
Fox Glove (Digitalis) 
Japanese Hop .62 
Jerusalem Lily .74 
Job’s Tears .62 
IF - affir Corn .53 
^ Kalanchoe .74, 87 
Kale or Borecole .21 
Kenilworth Ivy .62 
Kohl Rabi .21 
Kudzu Vine .62, 93 
*-* Lantana .62, 76, 86 
Larkspur . 
.Cover, 60, 62, 88 
Lathyrus .67, 93 
Lavender ...20, 48 
Lawn Fertilizer .54 
Lawn Grass .54 
Leek .21 
Lemon .85 
Leopard Plant .84 
Lespedeza .50 
Lettuce .21, 22, 23 
Liatris .Cover 
Lilac .92 
Lilies .59, 70, 74, 75 
Lily of the Valley ....74, 75 
Linaria (Kenilworth Ivy) 62 
Linum . 88 
Lobelia .62, 87 
Logan Berry .95 
Lunaria (Honesty) .62 
Lupins . 62 
Lychnis .88 
Fuchsia .61, 81 
J^aillardia .61, 88 
Garden Huckleberry..47 
Garden Lemon .25 
Garlic . 20 
Geranium .61, 81, 82 
Geum .Cover, 61 
Gherkins . 19 
Gladiolus . 72, 73, 76 
Gloxinia . 61. 78 
Godetia . 
.61 
Golden Bells . 
.92 
Golden Glow . 
...88 
Gourds . 
.20, 61 
Grapes . 
.76, 94 
Grasses .. 
.50, 54 
Grasses, Ornamental 
.63 
Guava . 
.85 
Gypsophila . 
.56, 88 
Llardy Climbing Sweet 
1 1 Peas .93 
Hardy Perennials 
.88, 89 
Helichrysum . 
.61 
Heliotrope . 
.61, 84 
Hedge Plants .... 
.92 
Hemp . 
.52 
Hen and Chickens ... 
.62 
Herb, Seeds anc 
Plants 
20, 
21, 48 
Heuchera . 
. 88 
Hibiscus . 
62, 
83, 89 
Himalaya Berry 
.95 
Hog Pasture . 
.53 
Hollyhock . 
.62, 88 
Honesty . 
.62 
Honey Plant . 
.20 
Honeysuckle . 
.92 
Horse Radish .... 
.48 
Humulus . . 
.62 
Hungarian . 
.52 
Hyacinth Bean .. 
.62 
Hyacinths . 
.75, 86 
Hydrangeas 76, 
83, 
92, 93 
Tee Plant . 
.62 
1 Indian Currant 
.92 
Inoculation....10, 
31, 
50, 53 
Insecticide . 
.48 
Iris . 
Ivy . 
.76, 84 
lyjanettia Vine .84 
Mango Melon .25 
Marigold . 62, 76 
Martynia .23 
Mathiola . 62 
Matrimony Vine .93 
Melon—Musk .24, 25 
Melon—Water .26, 27 
Mexican Fire Plant .60 
Mignonette .63, 74 
Millets .52 
Milo Maize .53 
Molten Fire .57 
Monkey Flower . 63 
Moon Flower .63, 75 
Montbretia .74 
Morning Glory .63 
Mountain Beauty Vine....93 
Mulberry .95 
Mushroom Spawn .23 
Mustard .27 
Myosotis .61, 63, 88 
TVasturtium .63 
Nemesia .63 
Nicotiana .63 
Nigella .63 
Nitragin .10, 31, 50, 53 
O ats .53 
Okra . 30 
Oleander .77 
Onions ... Cover, 28, 29, 30 
Onion Sets .30, 51 
Ornamental Grasses .63 
Otaheite Orange .85 
Oxalis .74 
Dainted Daisies .. 
1 .Cover, 63, 88 
Palms .77, 84 
Pandanas .84 
Pansies . 64, 76, 87 
Parrots Feather .75 
Parsley .30 
Parsnip .30 
Passion Flower .93 
Peanuts . 34 
Peas .31, 32, 33, 34, 53 
Peat Moss .54 
Pelargoniums .81 
Penstemon .65 
Peonies .76, 89 
Pepper .Cover, 35 
Peppermint .48 
Perennials . 88 , 89 
Petunia .64, 65, 76 
Phenomenal Berry .95 
Philodendron . . 83 
Phlox .65, 76, 88 , 89 
Pie Plant (Rhubarb)..36, 48 
Pinks .60 
Plant Food .54 
Poppy .65, 88 
Portulaca . 66 
Potatoes .36, 51 
Primrose . 66 , 87, 89 
Primula . 66 , 87, 89 
Privet .92 
Pumpkins .37 
Dadish . 37, 38, 39 
^ Ranunculus . 66 
Rape .50, 52 
Raspberry .95 
Red Bud .92 
Red Hot Poker Plant.. 66 , 89 
Regale Lily .59, 74 
Resurrection Plant .75 
Rhodanthe . 66 
Rhubarb . 36, 4 8 
Ricinus . 66 
Rock Garden Plants . 
.76, 87, 88 , 89 
Roses .Cover, 76, 90, 91 
Royal Purple Plant. 86 
Rubber Plant .77 
Rudbeckia . 66 , 88 
Ruta Baga .46, 47 
Rye . 53 
Cage .48, 66 , 76 
Salads .19, 20 
Salsify . 41 
Salvia . 66 , 76 
Sand Vetch . 50 
Scabiosa .. 68 
Sedum . 87, 88 
Sempervivum .87 
Sensitive Plant . 67 
Shasta Daisy .60, 88 
Shrubs .76, 92 
Siberian Wall Flower ... 88 
Silk Tree . 77 
Slug Shot . 11 , i'i\ '48 
Smilax . 68 
Smoke Bush . 92 
Snake Plant .84 
Snap Dragon . 68 . 76 
Snowball . ...92 
Snow in Summer . 88 
Snow on Mountain .60 
Soy Beans . 52 
Speltz or Emmer .63 
Spearmint .48 
Spinach . 41, 42 
Spirea .76, 92 
Squash . 40, 41 
Stocks . 68 
Stokesia . 68 . 88 
Strawberries .45, 94 
Strawberry Geranium .82 
Strawberry Guava .85 
Strawberry Raspberry ... 94 
Straw Flowers .61 
Sudan Grass .50 
Sugar Beet .10 
Sugar Cane . 53 
Sunberry . 47 
Sunflower . 68 , 52, 53 
Surinam Cherry .85 
Swan Flower . 86 
Sweet Peas .67, 93 
Sweet Rocket . 68 
Sweet Scented Shrub.92 
Sweet William . 68 , 88 
Swiss Chard .42 
Syringa .92 
Tango Flower .74 
1 Tarragon . 48 
Thousand Headed Kale....50 
Tiger Plant .84 
Timothy .50 
Tobacco .47 
Tomato . . .. 
.Cover, 42, 43, 44, 46 
Tritoma . 
....66, 89 
Trumpet Creeper . 
Tuberoses . 
.75 
Turnips . 
.46 
J^Jmbrella Palm ... 
.84 
\/e!vet Bean . 
.52 
v Velvet Plant .... 
.74 
Velvet Flower . 
.68 
Verbena . 68 , 76, 87 
Veronica . 88 
Vetches .50 
Vinca .69, 76. 86 
Viola .69. 87 
Violet . ( 4,9 
all Flower .69. 88 
” Wandering Jew..76, 86 
Water Hyacinths .75, 86 
Wax Plant .77 
Weather Plant .... 69 
Weigelia .92 
Wheat .53 
Wild Flower Garden .69 
Wistaria .75, 93 
Wonderberry .47 
Woolflower .58 
.74 
Vcphyranthes 
Zinnia .69, 76 
3 
iVEW HARDY 
NOVELTIES 
35 
Each, 
3 
FOR 
95 
are offering for the first lime a collection of new Hardy Perennials that should be planted in every 
garden. They are easy to grow and bloom all summer. 
New Hardy 
CARNATION FIRE 
FLAME 
The Sensational New 
EVERRLOOMING 
Hardy Chrysanthemum 
ALADDIN.—This remarkable bronze variety 
commences to bloom even in small pots 
before it is safe to transplant outdoors; 
and after the roots have become established 
in their new home, the plant is never, 
thereafter without a liberal show of bloom; 
in general from June continuously into 
November. Flowers are quite full and com¬ 
pact, 2 V, to 3 inches wide, the close center 
either deeper or lighter toned: the cutting 
stems good length. The body color is 
bronze-gold, capriciously stained apricot, 
light red and damask rose. Although tri¬ 
umphant in various exhibitions, this is its 
first year of general distribution. 35c 
each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
New Hardy 
REGON1A JEWEL 
This is a tuberous-rooted, herbaceous, 
hardy perennial Begonia, losing its tops in 
the fall. When bedded out, the roots remain 
in the soil and start new growth in the 
spring, just as do the Peony and Perennial 
Phlox. The plants like a rich porous 6 oil and 
partial shade and will bloom throughout the 
summer. Produces clusters of flowers and 
buds of a beautiful pink color by the hun¬ 
dreds during an ordinary growing season. 
35c each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
The grandest novelty in the hardy garden 
Carnation. The flowers are best described 
by words a very dark crimson with markings 
of dark scarlet near base. Flowers very 
large measuring 2 Vi to 3 inches across. A 
strong grower and stands without support, 
blooming from early June until Winter. It 
should be planted in every garden. It is per¬ 
fectly hardy and needs no protection. 
35c each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
(Illustrated on inside cover) 
