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Rockford Seed Farms—H. W. BUCKBEE, ROCKFORD, ILL.—Forest City Greenhouses 
INDEX 
A birtilon .56 
Achillea .56, 88 
Acroclinium .56 
Agapanthus .56, 74 
Ageratum .56 
Air Plant .75 
Alfalfa . 50 
Alsike .50 
Alyssum .56, 88 
Amaryllis . 75 
Ambrosia .56 
Ampelopsis .93 
Anchusa . 56 
Anemone .56 
Angel’s Lily .75 
Angel’s Trumpet ....83 
Anise . 21 
Aquilegia or Columbine.... 
.59, 88 
Anthemis .88 
Arab.is . 88 
Asparagus . 4 
Asparagus Roots .48 
Aster .55, 56, 76 
Australian Silk Tree.77 
B aby Blue Eyes .56 
Baby’s Breath ....56, 88 
Baby’s Tears .87 
Bachelor’s Button .56 
Balloon Vine ...56 
Balm .21 
Balsam .56 
Balsam Apple .56 
Barberry ...:„.76, 92 
Barley .52 
Basil .21 
Beans 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 62, 56 
Beauty Bush .92 
Beets .8, 9 f 10 
Begonia .78 
Bird of Paradise.56, 75 
Bird Seed . ...53 
Bittersweet . 93 
Bishop’s Cap . 77 
Blackberries .95 
Black Cat .48 
Black Eyed Susan .56 
Bleeding Heart .89 
Blue Bird Flower .57 
Blue Lily of the Nile 56, 74 
Borage .21 
Borecole or Kale .21 
Bouquet Flower .66 
Brazilian Plume Plant ....77 
Bridal Wreath .76, 92 
Broccoli . 4 
Bromus Inermis .50 
Broom Corn .52 
Brussels Sprouts . 4 
Buckwheat .52 
Burning Bush .57 
Butterfly Bush .92 
C abbage .11, 12 
Cactus .57, 77 
Caladium .70 
Calendula .57 
California Poppy .57 
Callas .70 
Calliopsis ..57 
Calycanthus ..92 
Campanula .88 
Canary Bird Flower .57 
Canary Seed .53 
Candytuft .57, 88 
Canna .57, 71, 76 
Canterbury Bell .57, 88 
Caraway .21 
Cardinal Climber .....57 
Carnation .58, 83 
Carrots .13, 14 
Castor Oil Bean .66 
Catnip .21 
Cauliflower .15 
Celeriac . 15 
Celery .15 
Celosia .58 
Centaurea ....58, 76, 86, 88 
Chamomile .21 
Chelone .58 
Cherry .85 
Chicory .19 
Chinese Celery Cabbage..12 
Chinese Jade Plant .86 
Chinese Lantern Plant— 
.69, 88 
Chinese Lucky Plant .87 
Chinese Paper Plant ‘ .77 
Chinese Primrose .64 
Chinese Wool Flower . ..58 
Chives .20, 48 
Christmas Salad .19 
Chrysanthemums . 
.Cover, 58, 79 
Chufas .20 
Cigar Plant .58 
Cineraria .58, 87 
Cinnamon Vine .93 
Citron .. 27 
Clarkia .58 
Clematis .93 
Cleome .58 
Clovers .50, 54 
Cobaea Scandens .....58 
Cockscomb .68 
Coleus .-..59, 86 
Collards .).-.20 
Collections .49, 86 
Columbian Climber .59 
Columbine (Aquilegia).... 
..59, 88 
Comet Flower .87 
Copper Plant .87 
Coral Bells ...;.88 
Coral Berry .92 
Coreopsis .59, 88 
Coriander .21 
Corn—Field .61 
Corn—Fodder & Ensil¬ 
age . ...52 
Corn-Pop .17 
Corn Salad . ..20 
Corn—Sweet..Cover, 16, 17 
Cornflower Aster ..68, 88 
Cosmos .."..59 
Cow Peas .53 
Cress ..20 
Crown of Thorns .77 
Cucumber .18, 19 
Cyclamen .59 
Cynoglossum .59 
Cypress Vine .59 
D ahlia .59, 71 
Daisy .). 
.60, 66, 68, 87, 88 
Dandelion .20 
Datura .59 
Dead Shot .48 
Delphinium (Larkspur).. 
.60, 88 
Dewberry ..95 
Dianthus Pinks .60 
Digitalis (Foxglove) 60, 88 
Dill .21 
Dolichos (Hyacinth Bean) 
.61 
Dogzoff .54 
Dracaena .86 
Dusty Miller .76, 86 
E gg Plant .20 
Elephant’s Ear .70 
Endive .20 
Euphorbia .60 
Everlasting Flowers .60 
F airy Lily .74 
Feather Tree .92 
Fennel .21 
Ferns .80, 86 
Fertilizer .54 
Feterita .53 
Feverfew .60 
Field Peas .53 
Fig .85 
Fire Cracker Plant. ... 86 , 87 
Flax .53, 60, 88 
Forget-Me-Not .60, 88 
Fountain Plant ............_83 
Four O’Clock .60 
Fox Glove (Digitalis). 
....60, 88 
Fuchsia ...;.,..61, 81 
aillardia ...61, 88 
Garden Huckleberry..47 
Garden Lemon . 25 
Garlic . 20 
Geranium . 
.61, 81, 82, 86, 87 
Geum .. 61 
Gherkins .19 
Gladiolus .72, 73, 76 
Gloxinia .61, 78 
Godetia .61 
Golden Bells .92 
Golden Glow .88 
Gourds .20, 61 
Grapes .76, 94 
Grasses .50, 54 
Grasses, Ornamental .63 
Guava .85 
Gypsophila .56, 88 
H ardy Climbing Sweet 
Pp fl q fi7 qo 
Hardy Perennials"’.'.'.^88,’ 89 
Helichrysum .61 
Heliotrope .61, 84 
Hedge Plants .92 
Hemp . 53 
Hen and Chickens .62 
Herb, Seeds and Plants 
....:.21, 48 
Heuchera .88 
Hibiscus .62, 83, 89 
Himalaya Berry .95 
Hoarhound .21 
Hog Pasture . 53 
Hollyhock . ...62, 88 
Honesty . 62 
Honey Plant .20 
Honeysuckle ..92 
Horse Radish .48 
Hotkaps .96 
Humulus .62 
Hyacinth Bean .61 
Hyacinths .75, 86 
Hydrangeas .76, 83, 92 
Tee Plant .62 
* Indian Currant .92 
Inoculation .10, 31, 53 
Insecticide .48, 96 
Iris .76 
Ivy .76, 84, 86 
Jerusalem Lily .74 
Job’s Tears .62 
I^affir Corn .63 
Kale or Borecole .21 
Kenilworth Ivy .62 
Kohl Rabi .21 
Kudzu Vine .62, 93 
J ace Flower . 63 
■*-* Lantana .62, 76, 86 
Larkspur .60, 62, 88 
Lathyrus .67, 93 
Lavender .21, 48 
Lawn Fertilizer .54 
Lawn Grass .54 
Leek .21 
Lemon .85 
Leopard Plant .84 
Lespedeza .'.50 
Lettuce .21, 22, 23 
Lilac .92 
Lilies .70, 74, 75, 96 
Lily of the Valley ....74, 75 
Linaria (Kenilworth Ivy) 
.62 
Linum . 88 
Lobelia .62, 86 
Logan Berry .95 
Lunaria (Honesty) .62 
Lupins .62 
Lychnis .88 
TV/Iangels .10 
Mango Melon . 25 
Marigold .62, 76 
Marjoram .21 
Matrimony Vine . 93 
Melon—Musk .24, 25 
Melon—Water .26, 27 
Mexican Fire Plant .60 
Mignonette .63, 74 
Millets . 52 
Milo Maize . 53 
Molten Fire . 57 
Monkey Flower . ..63 
Moon Flower .63, 75 
Montbretia .74 
Morning Glory . ..63 
Moss Rose . 66 
Mountain Beauty Vine....93 
Mulberry .95 
Mushroom Spawn .23 
Mustard . 27 
Myosotis . 60, 88 
Nasturtium .Cover, 63 
Nicotiana .63 
Nigella .63 
Nitragin .10, 31, 53 
l^ats . 63 
v Okra . 30 
Oleander .77 
Onions ....Cover, 28, 29* 30 
Onion Sets . 30, 53 
Ornamental Grasses .63 
Otaheite Orange .85 
Oxalis . 74, 76 
P ainted Daisies . 63, 88 
Palms . 77, 84 
Pansies . 64, 76, 87 
Parrots Feather .75 
Parsley . 30 
Parsnip .30 
Passion Flower .93 
Peanuts .34 
Peas .31, 32, 33, 34, 53 
Peat Moss .96 
Pelargoniums .81 
Penstemon .64 
Peonies .76, 89 
Pepper .Cover, 35 
Peppermint .48 
Perennials .88, 89 
Petunia .65, 76 
Phenomenal Berry .95 
Philodendron . 83 
Phlox . 64, 76, 88, 89 
Pie Plant (Rhubarb) 36, 48 
Pinks .60 
Plant Food .54 
Poppy . 57, 66, 88 
Portulaca .66 
Potatoes .36 
Potato Eyes .36 
Primrose .64, 87, 89 
Primula . 64, 87, 89 
Privet .92 
Pumpkins .37 
Dadish .37, 38, 39 
Ranunculus .66 
Rape .50, 53 
Raspberry . 95 
Red Hot Poker Plant 66, 89 
Regale Lily .74, 96 
Resurrection Plant . 75 
Rhubarb . 36, 48 
Ricinus . 66 
Rock Garden Plants . 
. 76, 88, 89 
Rosemary . 21 
Rose of Sharon .76 
Roses . Cover, 76, 90, 91 
Royal Purple Plant .86 
Rubber Plant . 77 
Rudbeckia .88 
Rue . 21 
Ruta Baga .47 
Rye . 53 
S affron .21 
Sage . 21, 48, 66, 76 
Salads .19, 20 
Salsify .42 
Salvia .66, 76 
Sand Vetch .50 
Scabiosa ......68 
Sedum . 88 
Sensitive Plant .66 
Shasta Daisy .60, 88 
Sheep Manure .54 
Shrubs .76, 92 
Siberian Wall Flower ....88 
Silk Tree . 77 
Slug Shot .18, 26, 48 
Snake Plant .84 
Snapdragon .68, 76 
Snowball .92 
Snow in Summer .88 
Snow on Mountain .60 
Sorghum .53 
Soy Beans .52 
Speltz or Emmer .63 
Spearmint .48 
Spinach .41 
Spirea .:.76, 92 
Sprays .96 
Squash .40, 41 
Stocks .68 
Stokesia .68, 88 
Strawberries . 45, 94 
Strawberry Geranium .87 
Strawberry Guava .85 
Strawberry Raspberry ....94 
Straw Flowers .61 
Sudan Grass .50 
Sugar Beet .10 
Sugar Cane ..53 
Summer Savory .21 
Sunberry .47 
Sunflower .53, 68 
Surinam Cherry .85 
Sweet Peas .67, 93 
Sweet Scented Shrub .92 
Sweet William .68, 88 
Swiss Chard .41 
Syringa .92 
•Tamarix .92 
1 Tango Flower .74 
Tarragon .48 
Thousand Headed Kale....60 
Thyme .21 
Tiger Plant .84 
Timothy .50 
Tobacco . 47 
Tomato . 
....Cover, 42, 43, 44, 45 
Transvaal Daisy .....66 
Tritoma .66, 89 
Trumpet Creeper .93 
Tuberoses .75 
Turnips .46 
JJmbrella Palm 
.84 
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t Bean .52 
Velvet Plant .74, 87 
Velvet Flower .68 
Verbena .68, 76, 87 
Veronica . 88 
Vetches . 50 
Vigoro . 54 
Vinca .69, 76, 86 
Viola .69, 87 
Violet .69 
\17all Flower .69, 88 
” Wandering Jew..76, 86 
Water Hyacinths .75, 86 
Wax Plant .77 
Weather Plant .68 
Weigelia .92 
Wheat .53 
Wild Flower Garden .69 
Wistaria .75, 93 
Wonderberry .47 
Woolflower .68 
Wormwood .21 
Z ephyranthes .74 
Zinnia .69, 76 
LILY SEED AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 
Two Hardy Lilies 
REGALE LILY—This beautiful 
lily can be grown from seed. 
Flowers are white, slightly 
tinged with pink with a dash 
of yellow in the center of the 
trumpet. Pkt. 15c; Ve oz. 45c. 
CORAL LILY OF SIBERIA 
(Tenuifolium)—Perfectly hardy 
and blooms the first year from 
seed. Only 24 inches high. 
--f. f/o 
Pkt, 15c; Vs oz. 45c, 
HOTKAPS 
protect plants against birds, in¬ 
sects. rain, frost, hail or wind. They 
force growth and bring maturity 
2 to 3 weeks sooner. Yield is in¬ 
creased 10 to 25 per cent. Each 
HOTKAP is a miniature hothouse 
for the plant underneath. 
Prices: 1.000 for $9.75, 250 pack¬ 
age with setter and tamper, $3.65; 
100 package w'ith setter and tamper, 
$2.40; steel setter, $1.50. Garden 
setter, 50c. Postage extra. 
PEAT MOSS, Granulated 
It adds organic matter (humus), improves the texture, 
conserves moisture and aerates the soil. Granulated Peat 
Moss is used extensively for mixing in soil for pot plants, 
also window boxes, and it is an excellent medium in which 
to grow bulbs. The rich mellow texture that it imparts 
to the soil with which it is incorporated puts the soil in 
ideal condition for the making of a lawn, a flower or 
vegetable garden. It is also used for mulching Perennial 
and Rose beds as well as around Evergreens. Vs bale $2.75: 
bale, $5.00, not prepaid. 
Acme All Round Spray 
Flowers, vines, shrubs, roses, vegetables, need 
protection same as commercial crops. All 
Round Spray contains the three leading reme¬ 
dies used by all large growers. Arsenate of 
Lead, Nicotine Sulphate and Bordeaux Mixture. 
Perfect protection for the small user is as¬ 
sured by complete directions in form of spray¬ 
ing guide attached to every package. 
Vs lb- 
Prices 
..35c ea. I lb.. 
,.80e ea. 
Acme Aphis Spray 
An improved nicotine spray for the control of all 
kinds of aphis (plant lice), thrlp, leaf hopper and 
many more hardy insects infesting rose bushes, 
flowers, shrubs, vines, bushes and trees. 3 oz. tube 
contains: 1 oz. Black Leaf 40, 2 oz. Fish Oil Soap. 
Other sizes same proportion. Mixes easily with any 
kind of water. Directions found with every package. 
Prices: 3 oz. collapsible tube.—.._...$0.35 
12 oz. collapsible tube.... .95 
2Mt lb. can.... 2.25 
Acme Garden 
Guard 
Non-Polsonous 
A garden insecticide and fungicide 
for use as a dust. No water, no mix¬ 
ing, no muss. Both contact and stom¬ 
ach poison to insects. 
For use on cabbage, cauliflower, to¬ 
mato plants, melon vines, currants 
and gooseberries and other vegetables, 
flowers and shrubs of many kinds. Can 
be mailed. 
Prices: I lb. sifter carton.35e ea. 
