102 Books, Index 
ISBELL SEED COMPANY 
Seeds\ 
Garden Books That Tell You What You Want to Know 
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GARDEN GUIDE—The Amateur 
Gardeners’ Handbook.—Sixth Edi¬ 
tion, If WA were to name the most 
reliable, the most complete and tht 
most popular of all general garden 
books, we would unhesitatingly 
choose the Garden Guide of which 
more than 100,000 copies have been 
sold. This new Sixth Edition has 
been completely revised. Gives di¬ 
rect, simple and reliable informa¬ 
tion on everything you want to 
know about growing and caring 
for vegetables, flowers, fruit, 
shrubs, and house plants. Contains 
576 pages with 300 illustrations, 
cloth bound. $3.50, prepaid. 
WAYSIDE IMARKETTNG. — A 
book that is packed with worth 
while suggestions enabling the 
wayside stand owner to better use his opportunities, 
abilities and equipment. Every angle of the situation is 
covered—location, the building of the stand, the stock to 
be offered (fruits, vegetables a.nd flowers) and how to grow 
it, etc. (Contains illustrations from photographs of actual 
stands on the roadside. 132 pages, cloth bound. Price, $1.65, 
prepaid. 
yEGETABUE GARDENING.—By R. L. 
Watts. New Revised Edition. This com¬ 
plete. concise and authentic book covers 
every phase of vegetable gardening. 511 
pages, bound in cloth. $3.65, prepaid. 
mUADY’S HOUSE PLANTS. — This 
book will tell you how to care for Palms, 
Ferns, Fuchsias and all other house 
plants. 180 pages. 100 illustrations. Cloth 
cover. $1.35, prepaid. 
HANDBOOK OF FERTILIZERS.—By 
Gustafson. A very practical and up-to- 
date book on the sources, makeup, effects 
and use of fertilizers. Fills a long-felt 
need for a reasonably priced book on fer¬ 
tilizers written so that the average man 
can understand it. 122 pages, 11 full-page illustrations, 13 
tables. Cloth cover. $1.35, prepaid. 
ROSE GARDEN PRIMER.—By Eber Holmes. A com¬ 
plete, authoritative and up to date book covering all phases 
of rose culture by an author with 50 years’ experience. Tells 
how to grow roses at home in simple terms that even a be¬ 
ginner can understand. Covers the origin, history, classifi¬ 
cation, soil, planting, pruning, winter protection, insect 
pests, diseases and varieties of roses. Contains 22 4 pages 
with 70 illustrations. $1.90, prepaid. 
GENERAL CATALOG INDEX 
Alfalfa . 62 
Alsike .. 63 
Alyssum. . 71, 87, 108 
Amaryllis . 91 
Aquilegia.70, 87, 108 
Asparagus . 8 
Asparagus Roots 8,55 
Accessories ..98-101 
Asters.4, 72, 73, 104 
Balsam .. 73 
Barley . 59 
Beans, Garden ... 
..1,9,10,11,12,13 
Beans, Soy . 67 
Beets . 1, 14 
Bent Grass...65, 97 
Black Leaf “40”. 100 
Bleeding Heart .. 
. 104, 108 
Blue Grass . 65 
Books ......102 
Bone Meal .98 
Borecole .26 
Broccoli . 8 
Brome Grass ... 65 
Brussels Sprouts 8 
Buckwheat .67 
Bulbs .91-95 
Cabbage .. 15,16,17 
Calendula.4, 74 
Callas . 92 
Calliopsis .74 
Campanula . 
.87, 104, 108 
Candytuft . 73 
Canna .,73, 91 
Canterbury Bells 
.4, 87, 104 
Cardoon . 22 
Carnation . 
.. .70, 87, 106, 108 
Castor Bean .... 81 
Carrot.1, 18 
Cauliflower. 17 
Celeriac . 23 
Celery .19 
Celosia .. 74 
Centaurea . 75 
Chard, Swiss.. 14, 46 
Chicory . 8 
Chinese Lantern 105 
Chives . 22, 55 
Chrysanthemum 
.75, 105 
Cinnamon Vine.. 91 
Citron ..33 
Climbing Roses . .96 
Clover.63 
Collards . 22 
Coreopsis .. ,87, 105 
Corn, Field 56, 57, 58 
Corn Salad . 8 
Corn, Sweet 3, 20, 21 
Corn, Pop.22 
Cosmos .4, 75 
Cowpeas .67 
Cress .22 
Cucumbers . 1, 24, 25 
Cultivators .... 101 
Dahlias 5, 76, 92, 103 
Daisy ... 5, 70, 75, 88 
Daffodils .91 
Dandelion . 22 
Delphinium . 
.88, 104, 108 
Dianthus.4, 108 
Dibbers.99 
Digitalis .88 
Dill . 23 
Dusters .99 
Eggplant.22 
Endive . 23 
Ensilage Corn .. 58 
Escholtzia . 76 
“Ever Green” 
Insecticide ... 100 
Farm Seeds ...56-69 
Fennel . 23 
Fertilizer, Lawn. 98 
Field Beans.14 
Field Peas.67 
Flower Seeds .. 
.4-6, 70-90 
FlowerPlants 104-108 
Forget-me-not 76, 89 
Four O’clock ... 76 
Gaillardia 76, 89, 105 
Garden Huckle¬ 
berry .23 
Garden Tools 99, 101 
Gladiolus ...93, 103 
Gourds . 77 
Grass Seeds ..65, 97 
Ground Cherry. . 23 
Gypsophila .. .76, 89 
Herbs . 54 
Hollyhock 76, 88, 105 
Horseradish .... 55 
Hotbed Sash .... 99 
Implements, Farm 
and Garden 99,101 
Inoculation . 62 
Insecticides .... 100 
Iris .. . .103, 106, 108 
Ismene . 91 
Kale.26 
Kentucky Blue 
Grass . 65 
Kohl-rabi .26 
Larkspur.70, 77 
Lawn Grass .... 97 
Leek . 26 
Legume Bacteria 62 
Lespedeza . 64 
Lettuce .,28, 29 
Liatris.105 
Lilies .94, 103 
Lupins .. .77, 89, 105 
Mangel Wurzel .. 13 
Marigold . . .5, 70, 78 
Mertensia .. 106,108 
Mignonette .78 
Millet . 64 
Mole Trap ..... 99 
Moonflower .79 
Montbretia .92 
Morning Glory 5, 79 
Mushrooms . 26 
Muskmelons 2, 30, 31 
Mustard . 27 
Nasturtiums. .70, 78 
Oats . 60. 
Okra . 27 
Onion Plants ... 36 
Onion Seed. 
..... 2, 34, 35, 36 
Onion Sets . 37 
Orchard Grass .. 65 
Ornamental 
Grasses ...77, 108 
Pansies .80 
Parsley.37 
Parsnips.37 
Pasture Grasses. 65 
Peanuts . 27 
Peas, Field .67 
Peas,.Garden ... 
.. 3, 38, 39, 40, 41 
Peonies . 95 
Pepper.42, 43 
Perennial Flower 
Seeds .87-90 
Perennial Plants 
. 104-108 
Petunia ... .6, 70, 81 
Phlox . 
79, 89, 103, 107, 108 
Pie Plant .... 46, 55 
Pinks .4, 108 
Plant Food . 99 
Plants, Flower .. 
.. 104-108 
Plants, Vegetable 55 
Platycodon . .89, 107 
Poppy . .5, 70, 82, 89 
Portulaca . 79 
Potatoes .68, 69 
Potato Seed.27 
Primrose ... .89, 108 
Pumpkin . 43 
Pyrethrum ..90, 107 
Radish .... 3,44,45 
Rape . 66 
Red Clover.63 
Red Top. 65 
Reed Canary Grass 64 
Rhubarb.46, 55 
Ricinus . 81 
Rock Garden 
Plants. 108 
Roses . 96 
Rutabaga.54 
Rye . 66 
Rye Grass.65 
Salpiglossis . .80, 83 
Sage . 54,55 
Sand Vetch ..... 66 
Salsify.46 
Salvia . 82 
Scabiosa . .6, 90, 106 
Sedum .106, 108 
Seeders.101 
Shasta Daisy 90, 106 
Slug Shot.100 
Snapdragon .... 83 
Sorghum.66 
Sorrel . 46 
Soy Beans. 67 
Speltz . 66 
Spinach . 47 
Squash. .3, 47, 48, 49 
Statice .. .83, 90, 106 
Stocks . 85 
Stop-Vermin ... 100 
Strawflowers . .5, 85 
Strawberry Seed. 46 
Sudan Grass .... 64 
Sugar Beet. 13 
Sugar Cane.66 
Sunflower ....66, 82 
Sweet Clover .... 63 
Sweet Corn 3, 20, 21 
Sweet Peas.84 
Sweet William 
.83, 90, 106 
Swiss Chard.. 14,46 
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Timothy ... 65 
Tobacco . 46 
Tomato .2, 50, 51, 52 
Trowels . 99 
Tuberose .92 
Turnips . 53,54 
Vegetable Oyster 46 
Vegetable Plants. 55 
Vegetable Roots. 55 
Verbena .70, 86 
Veronica ... 107,108 
Vetch, Sand.66 
Vigoro . 98 
Vine Peach .46 
Wallflower .90 
Watermelon .. 32,33 
Weeders . 99 
Wheat.66 
White Clover .63, 97 
Zinnia.6, 70, 86 
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