PARCEL POST RATES 
INDEX 
If you want anything shipped by Parcel Post that 
is not quoted Postpaid, be sure to add the amount 
for postage and include it in your remittance. The 
map below will tell you your Parcel Post Zone. 
Pick out the location of your town and figure the 
amount of postage from the following chart: 
First All additional 
Miles pound costs pounds 
Zone 1 . 150 8c lc 
Zone 2. 150 8c lc 
Zone 3. 300 9c 2c 
Zone 4. 600 10c 3 He 
Zone 5..1000 11c 5 He 
Foreign countries. 14c 14c 
For example, a 10-pound package to Zone 3 
costs 9c for the first pound and 2c a pound for the 
next 9 lbs. or 18c—total 27c, or less than 3c a pound. 
Parcel Post packages are mailed anywhere within 
the United States and its possessions, weighing up 
to and including 70 pounds. 
We always return every penny you send over 
actual postage required. 
The railroads are working toward lower rates to get 
business that is going to trucks. Freight service today 
is almost as fast as Express, and cheaper. Write us 
for rates. You will find New Orleans rates are low. 
Deliveries are quicker on account of the fast and more 
frequent trains out of New Orleans. 
Fast Truck Service. New Orleans enjoys splendid 
truck service in all directions. No unnecessary delays. 
Rates are low. 
If at any time you require rapid service and want 
your seeds at once, specify Express. Many special new 
low Express rates apply to many points. Ask your 
Express Agent how much it will cost. He will gladly 
tell you. 
WE DO OUR PART 
We have pledged ourselves to carry 
through with President Roosevelt in his 
great National Recovery Program—to 
bring higher prices for the farmer and 
more jobs for workers. This Official 
Badge of Cooperation is evidence of our 
determination to do our share to restore 
prosperity for all. 
PRESIDENT REUTER SEED COMPANY. INC. 
We gladly accept at Jull value orders or coupons 
issued by tbe United States Government and State 
Relief Agencies for seeds at our Catalog prices. 
VEGETABLE SEEDS 
Page 
Artichoke. 5 
Artichoke, Tubers. 5 
Asparagus. 5 
Asparagus, Roots. 5 
Beans.6-8 
Beets, Sugar. 8 
Beets, Table. 9 
Borecole. 16 
Broccoli. 5 
Brussels Sprouts. 5 
Cabbage.10,11 
Cabbage, Plants.11 
Cantaloupe.18,19 
Cardoon.16 
Carrots.12 
Cauliflower.13 
Celeriac.12 
Celery.12 
Chervil.16 
Chicory. 16 
Collards.13 
Corn, Sweet.14 
Corn Salad.16 
Cress.16 
Cucumbers.15 
Dandelion.16 
Eggplant.16 
Endive.17 
Escarolle.17 
Fennel.16 
Garlic.23 
Herbs.16 
Kale. 16 
Kohlrabi.16 
Leek.17 
Lettuce.17 
Mangel-Wurzels. 8 
Melon, Water.20,21 
Muskmelon.18,19 
Mustard.22 
Okra.22 
Onions.23 
Onion Plants.23 
Onion Sets.23 
Parsley..22 
Parsnips.26 
Peas.24 
Peppers.25 
Pop-Corn.14 
Potatoes, Seed.26 
Pumpkin.26 
Radish.27 
Roquette.26 
Rutabaga.29 
Salsify.86 
Spinach.28 
Spinach-Beet.13 
Squash.28 
Sugar Beets. 8 
Swiss Chard.13 
Tendergreen.22 
Tobacco.28 
Tomatoes.30,31 
Turnips.29 
Watermelon.20,21 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Abronia. 33 
Ageratum.33 
Alyssum.33 
Amaranthus.33 
Anchusa.33 
Antigonon.33 
Antirrhinum.33 
Aquilegia.33 
Arctotis.33 
Aristolochia.34 
Armeria.34 
Asparagus.34 
Asters.34 
Baby’s Breath.37 
Bachelor’s Button.37 
Balsam.34 
Bartonia.34 
Begonia.34 
Bird-of-Paradise.39 
Black-eyed Susan.42 
Blanket Flower.36 
Cacalia.34 
Calendula.34 
California Poppy.36 
Calliopsis.34 
Candytuft.35 
Canterbury Bells.35 
Carnation.35 
Castor Beans.40 
Celosia...35 
Chinese Forget-me-not.. 35 
Chrysanthemum.35-38 
Cockscomb.35 
Coleus.35 
Columbine.33 
Coreopsis.35 
Cornflower.35 
Cornflower Aster.40 
Cosmos.35 
Cynoglossum.35 
Page 
Cypress Vine.35 
Dahlia.36 
Daisy, African.36 
Daisy, Blue-eyed, African.33 
Daisy, Double English .. 36 
Daisy, Shasta.36 
Delphinium.36 
Dianthus.36 
Dusty Miller.36 
Dutchman’s Pipe.34 
Eschscholtzia.36 
False Dragonhead.39 
Floss Flower.33 
Forget- me- not.36 
Four o’CIock.36 
Gaillardia.36 
Geranium.36 
Gerbera Jamesoni.36 
Globe Amaranth.37 
Godetia.37 
Golden Feather.40 
Gourds, Ornamental, . . .37 
Gypsophila.37 
Hefichrysum.37 
Heliotrope.37 
Hollyhock.37 
Hunnemannia.37 
Hyacinth Beans.37 
Impatiens Sultani.37 
Joseph’s Coat.33 
Kochia.37 
Lady-Slipper .34 
Larkspur.37 
Lathyrus.37 
Lilium phil. form.38 
Lobelia.38 
Lupins.38 
Madwort.33 
Marigold.38 
Mexican Fire-Bush.37 
Mexican Tulip Poppy. . .37 
Moonflower.38 
Morning-Glory.38 
Mountain Rose.33 
Mourning Bride.40 
Nasturtium.38 
Painted Tongue.40 
Pansies.38 
Pansies, Tufted.42 
Perennial Larkspur.36 
Periwinkle.42 
Petunia.39 
Phlox.39 
Physostegia.39 
Pinks.36 
Poinciana.39 
Poppies.40 
Portulaca.40 
Pot Marigold.34 
Pyrethrum.40 
Ricinus...40 
Salpiglossis.40 
Salvia.40 
Sand Verbena.33 
Satin Flower.37 
Scabiosa.40 
Sea Pink.34 
Snapdragon.33 
Statice.40 
Stocks.40 
Stokesia.40 
Strawflower.37 
Sultan’s Balsam.37 
Sunflower.42 
Sun Plant.40 
Sweet Peas.41 
Sweet Peas, Perennial. . .37 
Sweet William.42 
Sweet Wivelsfield.42 
Tassel Flower.34 
Texas Blue Bonnet.42 
Thunbergia.42 
Tithonia.42 
Torenia.42 
Transvaal Daisy.36 
Venidium.42 
Verbena.42 
Vinca.42 
Viola cornuta.42 
Wild Garden Mixture. . .42 
Zinnias.43 
BULBS AND ROOTS 
Amaryllis.47 
Butterfly Lily.47 
Caladiums.46,47 
Calla Lilies.47 
Cannas.46 
Creole Lily.47 
Crinum.47 
Dahlias.44 
Day Lily.47 
Elephant’s Ear.47 
Fairy Lily.47 
Flags.46 
Gladiolus.45 
Guernsey Lily.47 
Hemerocailis.. .47 
Page 
Iris. 
Ismene. 
Lilium regale. 
Li Iy-of-1 he-Val ley 
Nerine. 
Peruvian Daffodil 
Rain Lily. 
Tuberoses. 
Zephyranthes .... 
PLANTS 
Althaea.48 
Antigonon.48 
Azaleas. 48 
Bignonia.'.48 
Boxwood.49 
Buddleia........... .48 
Butterfly Bush.48 
Cactus .. 49 
Camellias...48 
Cape Jasmine. ..48 
Chrysanthemums.49 
Clematis.48 
Coral Vine.48 
Crape Myrtle.48 
English Ivy.48 
Ferns.49 
Flowering Plants.49 
Geraniums.3d Cover 
Hedge Plants.49 
Hibiscus.48 
House Plants.49 
Hydrangea.48 
Lantana.48 
Oleander.48 
Pampas Grass.48 
Rose ol Sharon.48 
Roses.4th Cover, 50,51 
Spirea.48 
Succulents.49 
Sweet Olive. . .48 
Trumpet Vine.48 
Weigela.48 
Wisteria.48 
FARM SEEDS 
Alfalfa.56 
Artichoke Tubers.59 
Beets, Sugar. 8 
Beggarweed.55 
Bene.55 
Broom Corn.58 
Buckwheat, Japanese. . .59 
Cane.58 
Carrots, Stock.12 
Chufas.59 
Clover.56 
Corn, Chicken.58 
Corn, Field.52,53 
Corn, Kafir.58 
Cotton.57 
Cowpeas.60 
Crotolaria.57 
Egyptian Wheat.58 
Feterita.58 
Grasses.54,55 
Hegari.58 
Lespedeza.56 
Mangel-Wurzels. 8 
Millet.55 
Milo.58 
Mung Beans.57 
Oats, Seed.55 
Peanuts.59 
Peas, Fieid.60 
Peas, Table.24,60 
Rape.59 
Rice, Upland.59 
Sagrain.58 
Sesbania.57 
Sorghum.58 
Soy Beans.61 
Sunflower.59 
Teosinte.55 
Velvet Beans.60 
GARDEN 
REQUISITES 
Bamboo Canes.63 
Dirt-Bands.63 
Dusters.63 
Gloves, Garden.62 
Hotkaps.62 
Humogerm.61 
Insecticides.62 
Moss.63 
Mulch Paper.63 
Nitragin.62 
Plant-Food.63 
Raffia.62 
Seed- Disinfectants.62 
Seeders or Sowers.63 
Sprayers. .63 
Wooden Labels.■. .63 
47 
47 
47 
47 
47 
47 
47 
47 
REUTER SEED CO., Inc., New Orleans 
64 
J. Horace McFarland Co., Horticultural Printers, Harrisburg, Pa. 
' Printed in U.S. a. 
