A HALF CENTURY OF SELLING EXPERIENCE BACKS EVERY SALE 
VEGETABLE ROOTS AND PLANTS 
TRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS 
"We supply good healthy transplanted plants of all the varieties listed 
below, in their proper season. Packing charges are included in the 
prices named. As soon as the transplants are taken from the flats in 
the greenhouse they are wrapped in moist moss and covered with oil 
paper, and mailed at once. Prices on plants in 1,000 lots are for seed¬ 
lings. Special varieties will he especially grown for you if ordered 
early. 
We cannot accept shipments beyond the third zone (300 miles) at 
prices quoted—all shipments beyond the third zone are sent at cus¬ 
tomer’s risk. 
50 or more plants at the 100 rate. 
Postpaid Not Ppd. 
Dozen 100 1,000 
CABBAGE, Early. Ready in April and May. Jersey 
Wakefield, pointed head; Copenhagen Market, 
Golden Acre, flat head. -...$0.30 32.00 $12.00 
CABBAGE, Late. Ready in June. Hollander or 
Danish Ballhead Premium Late Elat Dutch. . .30 2.00 12.00 
CAULIFLOWER. Ready in April and May. Super 
Snowball.35 2.50 15.00 
CELERY, Early. Ready in June. White Plume, 
Gclden Self Blanching..35 2.00 12.00 
CHIVES. Ready in April. Per bunch, about 1 doz. 
plants 30c. Per dozen bunches. 1.75 
EGG PLANT. Ready in May and June. New York 
Purple.50 
GROUND CHERRY. Ready in May and June. 45 3.25 
PEPPER. Ready in May and June. Bull Nose, 
Harris E. Giant, California Wonder.40 3.00 
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Ready in May and 
June .40 2.25 13.00 
SAGE. Ready in May and June. 6 for 30c, 12 
for 50c. 
TOMATOES. Ready in May and June. Scarlet 
Dawn, Scarlet Extra Early June, Earliana, 
Ponderosa, Bonny Best, Faribault Dwarf Cham¬ 
pion, John Baer, Oxheart .35 2.25 15.00 
ONION SETS AND GARLIC BULBS on page 16. 
FLOWERING PLANTS for Porch and Window Boxes, 
Flower Beds, etc. 
ASTER PLANTS, American Giant Branching, all colors mixed Long 
stems, finest large flowers for cutting. 40c per doz., 100 plants $2.50, 
prepaid. 
PANSY PLANTS, Maple Leaf Giants, all colors mixed. Striped, 
spotted, bordered and ruffled, rich textures. 40c per doz., 100 plants 
$3.00, prepaid. 
PETUNIA, SALVIA, SNAPDRAGON, ZINNIA, LARKSPUR, FOX¬ 
GLOVE or CANTERBURY BELL PLANTS in best varieties. 40c per 
doz., 100 plants, $2.50, prepaid. 
VINCA ROSEA. A free blooming bed¬ 
ding plant that will prove a delightful 
surprise. Vinca Rosea grows about a 
foot high—has beautiful star-like flowers 
of rosy purple and white color. Some 
have a reddish eye. The flowers are fre¬ 
quently two inches across. The foliage is 
a glossy green and the plants bloom con¬ 
tinuously from early spring until frost— 
very desirable for window boxes also. 
Set plants one foot apart and water fre¬ 
quently. 6 plants for 40c, 12 for 60c, 
24 for $1.00, prepaid. 
WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS 
ROOTS 
A rust resistant variety, of large size 
and rapid growth. Most profitable for 
market, and very prolific. The tips 
are firm and tight, and do not open 
out until quite tall. They are dark 
green and thick, of beautiful appearance 
when bunched. The soil should be deep¬ 
ly dug, and plenty of fertilizer mixed in, 
before the roots are set out. Set the roots 
in rows 2 to 3 % feet apart, 8 to 12 
inches apart in the rows. The plants 
should be set so that the crowns are 2 
inches below the surface. One-year-old 
plants are considered best for setting out. 
For commercial planting 5,445 Aspara¬ 
gus Roots will plant an acre if set 2 feet 
apart and rows 4 feet apart, or 11,000 
plants if set 1 foot apart and rows 4 
feet apart. Price: One-year-old roots, 25 
for 55c, 50 for 90c, 100 for $1.50, pre- 
Washington Asparagus paid.—Not prepaid: 500 for $5.00, 1,000, 
Roots. for $8.50. 
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS 
No Delivery Beyond the Third Zone (300 Miles). 
These plants are extremely hardy, and produce the earliest cabbage, 
fully three or four weeks ahead of any other plants. They are grown 
in Texas, during the winter, when the weather is oftgn freezing, endur¬ 
ing cold rains and sleet. They can be set out as soon as the ground 
can be worked and are not injured by shipping or transplanting, as they 
make strong growth. They are cheap, 
profitable and sure to grow. 
We offer the three best sorts in bundles 
of 100 of a kind only, which cannot be 
divided. Prices include postage. 
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD. Per 
100 60c, 200 $1.10, 500 $2.25, 1,000 
$3.50. 
FLAT DUTCH. Per 100 60c, 200 $1.10, 
500 $2.25, 1,000 $3.50. 
COPENHAGEN MARKET. Per 100 60c, 
200 $1.10, 500 $2.25, 1,000 $3.50. 
Not available after May 1. 
Bermuda Onion Plants. 
Frost Proof Cabbage. 
BERMUDA 
ONION PLANTS 
To mature extra early, these are 
grown in Texas, under winter con¬ 
ditions that make them extremely 
hardy and vigorous. They produce 
the finest flavored mild onions, in just 
a short time. They are excellent to 
grow for green onions, early in spring, 
or they may be allowed to develop 
to their full size and used in the fall. 
They grow large and are fine for mar¬ 
ket. 
We ship Onion Plants at proper 
time for setting out. We cannot take 
orders after May 1. 
Prices: 200 plants, 45c, 500 plants 
95c, 1,000 plants, $1.50, prepaid. Case 
of 6,000 plants, $4.95, not prepaid, weight, 35 lbs. 
RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT 
Rhubarb affords the earliest sauces and pies in spring. Set roots out 
in spring or fall, in rows 4 feet apart, so the crowns are an inch below 
the surface. Do not pull stalks the first season. Plants set out in the 
spring will bear quite abundantly the following season. Fertilizing in 
the fall will be of great help to the next season’s crop. Price: By mail, 
3 for 30c, 12 for $1.00, postpaid.—Not prepaid: 100 for $5.50. 
HORSE RADISH ROOTS 
MALINER KREN 
The large white variety from Bohemia—much larger and sturdier roots 
than the common variety. Exceptionally fast grower and most profitable 
of all. Flesh pure white. By mail, 6 roots for 30c, 12 for 50c, 100 for 
$2.50, prepaid. Large Roots for Grating: 10 lbs. $1.00, prepaid.— 
Not prepaid: 25 lbs. $1.75, 100 lbs. $6.00. 
For House Plants, see page 55. 
For Strawberry Plants, see page 27. 
PRIZE GARDEN STRAWBERRY COLLECTION 
If you like variety, here it is. Berries all season until snow flies. 
Plenty to eat, plenty to can and plenty to market for good cash 
. 100—Early Premier, Best June *1 C 
Man T Bearing Variety . 4 ) Z = § J 
Va/irCl I NO. I 50 — Everbearing Mastodon, All , 
Self-Pollinizing . Frepaici 
kK Q 150—Premier, Best June Bearing. (£ Q Q C 
KJtter BNO« A 100—Mastodon—All Self-Pollin- J 
izing . Pre paid 
For Descriptions See Page 27 
F. S. & N. Co. Mellon, Wis., June 7, 1934. 
I received my Tomato Plants and am more than pleased with them. 
They are lovely, sturdy plants. You are a very reliable and good com¬ 
pany and I assure you I will get yo>u new customers and will buy' 
a larger order from you next season. Genoshe. 
FREE—Your choice of 1 dozen Cabbage or Tomato Plants with 
a paid order for 3 dozen or more Vegetable or Flower Plants. 
(Transplanted plants only.) They will not be sent unless asked 
for. Order 3 dozen Plants (any Transplanted Vegetable or Flow¬ 
er Plants—not Frost Proof Cabbage or Onion Plants)—get 1 extra 
dozen FREE. Must be requested when ordered. 
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