To Our Friends and Customers 
In presenting our catalogue for the present year, we wish to express our thanks to the 
thousands of our customers for their generous patronage which we have enjoyed in the past, 
and assure them that we will use our best endeavors to merit the continuance of their good 
will and orders in the years to come. 
We thank you again sincerely for your confidence in us, and for your kind words of praise 
for our evergreens, flowering shrubs and seeds, and we look forward with pleasure to again fill¬ 
ing your orders this year. 
THE KALLAY BROS. CO. 
General Directions to Customers 
LOCATION: Our offices and storage buildings are located on the corner of Madison Ave. and Bowhall Rd., on the 
South Ridge (State Route 84) one and one-half miles east of Painesville. West bound traffic on State Route 84 passes 
in front of our office. East bound traffic can easily reach our location by passing through Main Street in Painesville and 
continuing east one and one-half miles. Those interested in the landscape art and the beauty of trees and plants out-of- 
doors are always cordially welcome at our nurseries. Excellent highways throughout the State of Ohio will enable you to 
reach us on paved roads. Our complete stock of Evergreens of all sizes and variety, ornamental trees, shrubs, roses 
and fruit trees and vegetable seeds will enable us to fill the order complete of a most exacting customer. 
WHEN TO ORDER: Just as soon as this catalogue is received, look over its contents, make up your order and 
send it in. We can always give your orders more of our personal attention if received early in the season and before the 
rush of the spring trade. Use the enclosed order sheet, and write as plainly as possible, as it will help us to avoid 
mistakes in filling your order. 
TERMS: Our terms are strictly cash with order, and no C. O. D. shipments are made unless the purchaser remits 
in advance at least one-third of the full value of the order. Remittance may be made either by Postal or Express money 
orders, bank drafts, personal checks, bills enclosed in registered letters, and by stamps of small denomination for orders 
less than $1.00. 
PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS: You will note throughout the catalogue that we are offering seeds, roots, bulbs and 
small plants by mail as well as express. If the size of the plant permits, we ship by parcel post, charges prepaid by 
us. The transportation charges on all express and freight shipments are paid by the purchaser upon arrival of the order. 
We also make deliveries by truck to any point in Ohio, lower Michigan and Western Pennsylvania, where the size of the 
order justifies delivery by truck, in which case the amount agreed upon will be charged for the delivery. 
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS: We recommend that all orders of a bulky nature be shipped either by 
express or freight, in which case we can pack the orders more securely, and the stock will reach you in a better condition. 
On larger evergreen orders, which are lifted with large balls of earth and burlaped, we suggest freight shipment. 
OUR GUARANTEE: We guarantee all shipments of seeds, bulbs, plants and implements to reach the purchaser in 
good condition when shipped by parcel post or express. We shall cheerfully replace any plant or seed damaged in transit 
when so shipped. 
NON-WARRANTY: Most of the failures with seeds, plants and bulbs are due to causes entirely beyond our control, 
such as unfavorable weather or soil conditions, too deep or too shallow planting, etc., which renders it impossible for us 
to guarantee success, and although we take all possible care to supply only such goods as will, under proper conditions, 
produce satisfactory results, we still give no warranty as to description, quality or productiveness of any of the seeds, 
plants, trees or bulbs we send out, and will not be in any way responsible for the crop, and every order for articles 
named in this catalogue will be executed on these conditions only. It must, however, be plain to every one who gives the 
matter the slightest thought that it is to our best interest to send out only such stock as will not only grow, but prove 
true to the name and description. 
INDEX 
A 
Abies . 2 
Abutilon . 28 
Achillea . 23 
Ageratum . 47 
Ailanthus . 10 
Alfalfa . 46 
Almond . 13 
Alsika . 46 
Althea . 13 
Alyssum . 23 
Amaryllis . 27 
Ampelopsis . 18 
Anemone . 23 
Anthirrhinum .47 
Apples . 29 
Apricots . 31 
Aquilegia . 23 
Aralia . 10 
Arborvitae . 56 
Aristolochia . 18 
Ash . 12 
Asparagus . 28 
Asters . 23 
Azalea . 7 
B 
Baby's Breath .... 24 
Balsam . 47 
Barberry . 13 
Beans .34, 35 
Beech . 11 
Beets .35, 36 
Begonias . 28 
Birch . 10 
Blackberries .33 
Bleeding Heart.... 23 
Bolton ia . 23 
Broom Corn .46 
Brussel Sprouts.... 36 
Budliea . 13 
Buxus .. 7 
C 
Cabbage .36, 37 
Caladlum . 27 
Calliearpa .... 
.... 14 
Calliopsis . 
Calycanthus ... 
.... 14 
Campanula 
.... 23 
Candytuft . 
Cannas . 
.... 27 
Cardinal Climber .. 47 
Carnation ...., 
.... 28 
Carrots . 
.... 37 
Catalpa . 
. . . . 10 
... . 38 
Celosia . 
.... 47 
Centaurea 
.... 47 
Cauliflowers ... 
Cherries . 
.10, 31 
Chestnuts . 
.... 9 
Chrysanthemums 
.. 23 
Clematis .. 
... . IS 
Clethra . 
.... 14 
Clover . 
.... 46 
Cercidiphylum .. 
... 10 
Clover Seeds ... 
... 46 
Cobea .. 
.... 47 
Coleous . 
...28 
Coreopsis . 
... 23 
Corn . 
.38. 45 
Cornus . 
.10, 14 
Cosmos . 
Cotoneaster 
.7, 14 
Crataegus . 
... 11 
Cucumbers . 
... 39 
Currants . 
... 32 
Cydonia . 
D 
Dahlias . 
.27, 47 
Daisy . 
.41, 23 
Daphne . 
Datura . 
...47 
Delphinium .... 
... 23 
Desmodium .’7.. 
. .. 14 
Deutzia . 
...14 
Dicentra . 
...23 
Digitalis . 
... 23 
Dracena . 
E 
Egg Plants . 39 
Elm . 12 
Endive . 39 
Eschscholtzia .47 
Euonymus . 7 
Evergreens . 
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 
Exochordia . 14 
F 
Ferns . 28 
Fertilizer . 48 
Flowering Crab.12 
Forget-me-not ..25, 30 
Forsythia . 14 
Fountain Plant .... 28 
Four O’clock .47 
Foxglove . 47 
Fringe Purple .... 16 
Fuchsias . 28 
Funkia . 23 
G 
Gaillardia . 24 
Garden Pinks .26 
Geraniums .28 
Ginko . 11 
Gladiolus . 27 
Gooseberries .32 
Gourds . 47 
Grapes . 32 
Grass Seeds .46 
Gypsophila . 24 
H 
Heliotrope .28 
Helichryssum .47 
Herbs . 45 
Hibiscus . 24 
Hollyhocks .24, 47 
Honeysuckle . 15 
Humulus . 47 
Hydragnea . 15 
I 
Ilex .7, 15 
Insecticides . 48 
Ipomea . 47 
Iris . 24 
J 
Japanese Spurge .. 8 
Junipers .2, 3 
K 
Kalmia . 8 
Kochia . 47 
Kohlrabi . 39 
L 
Lettuce . 39 
Leueotheo . 8 
Lilacs . 15 
Lillies. Hardy _ 24 
Lily of the Valley.. 25 
Lindens . 12 
Lobelia .25, 47 
Lychnis . 25 
M 
Mahonia . 8 
Maples . 9 
Marigold . 47 
Mignonette . 47 
Millet . 46 
Morning Glories .. 47 
Moon Flower .... 47 
Mountain Ash .... 12 
Mourning Bride ... 48 
Mulberry . 11 
Mushrooms . 40 
Musk Melons .40 
Mustard . 40 
N 
Nasturtiums .47 
Nigella . 48 
Nut Trees . 32 
0 
Oats . 45 
Oak .12 
Okra . 40 
Oleander . 28 
Onions . 41 
P 
Pachysandra . 8 
Palms . 28 
Pansies . 48 
Phrsley . 42 
Parsnips . 42 
Peaches . 31 
Peanuts . 42 
Pears . 30 
Peas .41 
Pelargoniums .28 
Peonies . 25 
Peppers . 42 
Petunias .28> 48 
Phlox .26, 48 
Philadelphus .15 
Platicodon . 26 
Plums . 30 
Plumbago . 26 
Polygonum . 18 
Popcorn . 38 
Poplars . 11 
Poppy .25, 48 
Portulaca . 48. 
Primula . 26 
Privet . 15 
Prunus . 11 
Pumpkins . 42 
Q 
Quince . 31 
R 
Radish . 43 
Raspberries . 33 
Rhamnus . 16 
Rhododendrons .... 8 
Rhubarb . 43 
Rose Acacia . 12 
Roses . 
19. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 
Rudbekia . 26 
Ruta-bagas . 45 
Rye . 45 
S 
Salvia . 26 
Sambucus . 16 
Snowberry . 17 
Sorrel .43 
Spinach . 43 
Spirea . 16 
Squash . 44 
Stokesia . 26 
Stocks . 48 
Strawberries .33 
Sunflower .44i» 48 
Sweet Williams _48 
Sweet Peas .48 
Sycamores . 11 
T 
Tamarix . 17 
Taxus . 5 
Thuyas .5, 6 
Timothy . 46 
Tradescantia . 26 
Tobacco . 44 
Tomato . 44 
Tritoma . 26 
Tulip Tree . 11 
Turnips . 45 
V 
Verbena . 48 
Veronica . 26 
Vetch . 46 
Viburnum . 17 
Vigoro . 48 
Vinca . 25 
W 
Wallflower . 48 
Watch-em-grow ... 48 
Watermelon . 40 
Weigela . 17 
Wheat . 45 
Willows . 12 
Wisteria . 18 
Y 
Yucca . 26 
Z 
Zinnias . 48 
