The Murvon Seed Company, South Norwalk, Conn. 
47 
Chinese Cinnamon Vines 
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Cinnamon Vines—from the Orient¬ 
al land are the most charming of 
climbers, and will quickly surround 
your arbor, windows and veranda 
with a wonderful profusion of lovely 
vines covered with handsome, glossy 
heart-shaped leaves and sweet- 
scented flowers making them all 
Bowers of Beauty 
Perfectly Hardy, striving every¬ 
where in sun or shade, and once 
planted will grow a lifetime and he 
a constant delight to the whole 
family. They come from China—the 
land of wonders. No words can 
describe their beauty and marvelous 
sweet perfume. 
It Always Pays To 
Make Home Beautiful 
No Hame is complete without these 
wondrous vines. No one should miss 
this chance of planting them. They 
will grow 30 feet in a single season. 
We offer you genuine Headquarters 
Stock direct from the largest grower 
of Cinnamon Vines in the world — 
as follows:— 
SAMPLE ROOT. 10c 
THREE FOR 25c SEVEN 
FOR 50c. POSTPAID. 
Hybridized Everbearing Strawberries 
STRAWBERRIES EVERY DAY FROM MAY TO DECEMBER 
Everbearing Strawberries are eas¬ 
ily grown from seed, and we know 
you will be pleased and delighted if 
you try growing a few in this way. 
Our seed was all saved from choice 
plants, of the leading everbearing 
varieties, and by planting a packet 
you should get an endless variety of 
new kinds that will bear fruit con¬ 
tinuously spring, summer and fall. 
Strawberries grown from seed don’t 
always come exactly like the parent 
plants which makes it all the more 
interesting to grow them in this 
way. You may get some new varie¬ 
ties that will make you a fortune. All tne leading new varieties are seedlings, 
and were secured in just this way. You are just as liable to get a valuable new 
variety as anyone. If you don’t you are sure to get a fine assortment, worth 
many times the price of the seed. A packet of seed should produce from 100 
to 200 plants, and the most of the plants should commence fruiting the same 
season that seed is planted. They are perfectly hardy, and after the first season 
will produce an abundance of berries early in the season like common varie¬ 
ties of strawberries and continue bearing without intermission until freexinz 
weather in the late fall. If you has-e a little garden space don't fail to start 
one of these Everbearing Strawberry beds. This is your opportunity of secur¬ 
ing same at practically no cost. 
Packet 25c; 3 for 50c; 7 for $1; postpaid. 
Resurrection Plant 
It Was Discovered 
In The Holy Land 
and is now found in 
the interior of 
Mexico. When im¬ 
mersed in water it 
unfolds out ward, 
very slowly first, 
then faster as the 
moisture permeates 
the plant. In a 
short time—in fact, 
while you are look¬ 
ing at it—from a 
dry and withered 
ball, seemingly dead, 
the whole plant has 
resurrected, come to 
life, flattened out 
into a plate-like 
shape and trans¬ 
formed into a lovely 
rosette of beautiful green, velvety moss. It 
will grow anywhere if it is planted in a moist 
place in the shade, but. being nearly or fully 
matured when gathered, it need not he planted 
at all, as it will keep anywhere, in a box, or 
trunk, or any dry place in the house. This 
plant is one of the greatest wonders of the 
plant kingdom; a rare and beautiful curiosity 
in the store or parlor, in the heat of summer, 
in the cold of winter. Sent postpaid to any 
address for 15c. 
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Raise Some Peanuts 
Peanuts can be 
grown in every state 
in the Union, require 
no more atten^££._ 
than potatoes. Parents 
should give the boys 
a chance. Just think 
of growing all the pea¬ 
nuts you want to eat 
and have some to sell 
or give away. Direc¬ 
tions for planting: 
Shell nuts carefully so 
as not to break the 
inside skin. Plant as 
soon as ground is 
warm, three feet 
apart, three or four in a hill, cover two inches 
deep. Soil should'be deep and mellow. Pro¬ 
duces fifty to seventy-five bushels to the acre. 
Package of seeds 12c. 
34 
Huckleberry 
13 
Pansies . 
. 41 
Spanish Bayonet 42 
N ik X 
i Dahlias 2. 
32 
23 
Parsley .. 
. 21 
Spinach . 
19 
Calceolaria . 45 
Daisies .43* 
45 
Hyacinthus . 
35 
Peanuts . 
. 47 
Squash . 
19 
25 
23 
34 
Peas . 
Statice . 
45 
Agcratnm 
25 
Candytuft ....... 29 
Delphiniums 32, 
33 
Insecticides . 
3 
Peas . 
. 17 
Stocks . 
43 
Almond 
13 
Canterbury Bells 36 
Bianthus . 
32 
Iris . 
36 
Peppers . 
. 18 
Strawberries . 
47 
Alyssum . 
25 
Carnations . 30 
Digitalis . 
32 
Japanese Rose. 
2 
Petunias . 
2, 41 
Strawflower 
42 
Anemone . 
26 
Carrots . 7 
Egg Plant. 
13 
Jerusalem Cherry 31 
Perennial Peas 39 
Sunflower . 
43 
Asparagns . 
21 
Catchfly 29 
Electric Plant 
33 
Kale 
22 
Phlox . 
41 
Sweet Peas 
46 
25 
11 
36 
Phystotegia . 
49 
Sweet William 
42 
Bachelor Button 
27 
Cauliflower . 8 
Feverfew . 
33 
Lantana ... 
37 
Poppies . 
. 40 
Swiss Chard. 
21 
Balloon Vine 
28 
Celery Asparagus 22 
Filfera Palm. 
42 
Larkspur 
37 
Portulaca ... 
40 
Tobacco Plant 
42 
28 
Finocchio 
13 
Leeks 
13 
Potato Seed 
. 23 
Tomatoes .20, 
23 
Bartonia 
28 
Celesta 31 
Flower Collection 
46 
Lettuce 2, 34, 
48 
Primrose . 
39. 40 
Trumpet Vine 
46 
Basket of Gold 
26 
Cherry Tree 13, 31 
Forget Me Not 
33 
Lilies . 
37 
Primula Obeonica 41 
Tuberoses 
24 
Beans .5, C 
23 
Chestnut Bean 23 
.Froesias . 
33 
Lobelia . 
’37 
Plant Food 
. 48 
Turnip . 
19 
Begonia . 
7 
Chinese Sacred 
Fuchsia . 
34 
Lupine . 
37 
Platycodon ... 
. 45 
\ erbena . 
4 
Beets . 
26 
Lily 24 
Gaillardia . 
34 
Lantern Plant 
38 
Pumpkin 
.17 
Violets 
48 
Beilis 
26 
Chrysanthemums 29 
Garden Book 
48 
Marguerites . 
38 
Pyrethrum .... 
41 
Vine Peach . 
23 
Bird of Paradise 
28 
Cigar Plant 31 
Geraniums 
34 
Marigolds . 
38 
Rose Seed 
. 2 
Water Lilies 
44 
Black Eye Susan 
27 
Cineraria . 30 
Gloxino 24. 
34 
Moonvine 
37 
Radish .», 
18. 22 
Watcraselon 4, 15. 
22 
Blue Lace Flower 
27 
Cinnamon Vine 47 
Golden Glow 
34 
Morning Glories 
38 
Resurrection 
Weather Plant 
46 
Blue Lily 
28 
Clarkia 29 
Gourds 4, 
34 
Mosquito Plant 
38 
Plant 
47 
Weeping Palm 
42 
Brachycome 
45 
Coflee Seed 9 
Grass Seed. 
3 
Musk Melon 
Spaghetti Plant 4 
Wild Cucumber 
31 
Broccoli 
6 
Coleus 31 
Gypsophita . 
45 
14. 15. 
22 
Sulpiglossis 
. 42 
Wisteria . 
44 
BrvfRiansit 
27 
Columbine . 32 
Heliotbrope 
35 
Mustard Spinach 
16 
Salvia . 
46 
Wool (lower . 
44 
Brussefls Sprouts 
21 
Corn . 12 
Hibiscus . 
35 
Nasturtiuass 
39 
Scabiosa _ 
44 
Plant Food 
Z 
Burning Bush 
26 
Cosmos . 31 
Hollyhocks 35, 
36 
Nieotiana 2, 
39 
Shamrock 
. 43 
Zinnias . 
44 
Butterfly Bush 
27 
Cucumber .10, 11 
Honeysuckle . 
35 
Nigella 
39 
Shoo Fly 
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Parsnips 
21 
Cabbage 
» 
Cyclamen 29 
Hop . 
36 
Onion 
16 
Snapdragon 
43 
Passion Flower 
39 
VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, ROOTS & BULBS. 
