Genuine “GPM” Granulated Peat Moss 
It is a well-known garden fact that mechanical soil-condition contributes 
largely to the success of any garden. Granulated Peat Moss, incorporated 
liberally into the soil, prevents baking and crusting, improves aeration, 
contributes to the formation of humus, lightens and makes the soil more 
friable, acts as a reservoir for soil-moisture and concentrated plant-fertilizers, 
and assures maximum root-development. 
By mixing Granulated Peat Moss liberally into the soil at the time of 
planting, you will be assured of more luxuriant growth of flowers, lawns, 
and shrubbery during the coming growing season. For mulching purposes. 
Granulated Peat Moss is used extensively both for summer moisture- 
retention, and winter-protection, about roses, evergreens, perennial beds, 
lawns and shrubbery. Use “GPM” Granulated Peat Moss for packing and storing bulbs, such as 
cannas, dahlias, etc. “GPM” Peat Moss is easily spread. It is granulated. 
Small bag (about 2 bus.), enough to cover 30 sq. ft. 1 in. deep, $1. Large 
bale (about 22 bus. when loosened), will cover 300 sq. ft. 1 in. deep, $3.40. 
In lots of 5 large bales, $3.15 each. In lots of 10 large bales, $2.90 each. 
Write for special quotation on car-lots 
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Driconure is composed of 65 parts pure cow-manure ^jj Jo 
and 35 parts peat moss. It takes five tons of this com- 
bination to make one ton of Driconure, it being de¬ 
hydrated to strengthen five to one. Free from weed 
seeds, insect-infestation, or trash of any kind, Driconure combines the feeding ability of cow-manure 
with the water-holding capacity of imported sphagnum peat moss. Packed in 3 j^-bushel, paper- 
lined, burlap bags, weighing 50 pounds. Driconure is the ideal top-dressing for lawn or garden, and 
can be used with perfect safety in all types of fertilization work. It will not burn. We strongly 
recommend Driconure. 50 lbs. (3)^ bus.) $2.50; 100 lbs. $15; 500 lbs. $22.50; ton $80. 
General Index of All Seeds, Bulbs, and Plants 
Plants or 
Bulbs Seeds 
Abronia 13 
Acanthus 52 
Achillea 52 
Aconitum 52 
Acroclinium 28 
Adam’s 
Needle 69 
Adonis 53 
African 
Daisy 15,27 
Marigold 70 33 
Ageratum 70 8,13,61 
Agrostemma 53 
Alkanet 53 
Cape 13 
Aloysia 50 
Alyssum 13,53 
Amaranth, 
Globe 28 
Amaranthus 13 
Amaryllis 92 
Ampelopsis 51 
Anagallis 13 
Ancnusa 13,53 
Anemone 53 
Angel’s 
Trumpet 26 
Anise 79 
Annual 
Poinsettia 28 
Anthemis 54 
Antirrhinum 70 14,15 
Aquilegia 54 
Arabian 
Primrose 8,15 
Arabis 54 
Arctotis 8,15 
Arenaria 55 
Argemone 15 
Aristolochia 51 
Armeria 55 
Arnebia 15 
Artichoke 71 
Asclepias 55 
Plants 
or 
Bulbs 
Seeds 
Asparagus 
71 
49,51 
Asperula 
55 
Aster 
70 
8,16,17 
Aster, 
Cornflower 
18,55 
68 
Aubrietia 
56 
Avens 
61 
Baby Blue 
Eyes 
Baby’s 
Breath 
35 
29,62 
Bachelor’s 
Button 
23 
Balloon Vine 
47 
Balsam 
18 
Apple 
48 
Pear 
48 
Baptisia 
56 
Bartonia 
19 
Basil, Sweet 
79 
Basket 
of Gold 
53 
Bean, Hya¬ 
cinth 
47 
Beans 
71,72 
Beets 
73 
Begonia 
92 
19 
Bellflower 
Chimney 
57 
Chinese 
65 
Beilis 
56 
Bent Grass 
5 
Bergamot 
64 
Black-eyed 
Susan 
48 
Blanket 
Flower 
29 
Bleeding- 
Heart 
95 
Blue-Bell, 
California 
35 
Blue Gentian 
61 
Plants or 
Bulbs Seeds 
Blue Lace 
Flower 27 
Mountain 
Daisy 55 
Bluet 23 
Bocconia 56 
Boltonia 56 
Borage 79 
Boston Ivy 51 
Brachycome 19 
Broccoli 73 
Brussels 
Sprouts 73 
Bugloss ' 28 
Butterfly 
Flower 41,50 
Weed 55 
Cabbage 70 74 
Cacalia 19 
Caladium 92,93 
Calceolaria 49 
Calendula 70 8,20 
California 
Blue-Bell 35 
Poppy 28 
Callas 93 
Calliopsis 20 
Callirhoe 56 
Campanula 21,57 
Campion 64 
Canada Blue 
Grass 5 
Canary-Bird 
Vine 47 
Candytuft 21,57 
Cannas 93 
Cantaloupe 82 
Canterbury 
Bells 21,57 
Cape 
Alkanet 13 
Cardoon 73 
Plants or 
Bulbs 
Seeds 
Cardinal 
Climber 
47 
Flower 
63 
Carnation 
21,58 
Carpathian 
Harebell 
57 
Carrots 
75 
Castor-Oil 
Bean 
40 
Catananche 
58 
Catchfly 
41 
Catnip, 
Caucasian 
64 
Cauliflower 
75 
Celeriac 70 
76 
Celery 70 
76 
Celosia 70 
22 
Centaurea 
23 
Cerastium 
58 
Chamomile, 
False 
56 
Cheiranthus 
23 
Chelone 
58 
Chicory 
74 
Chimney 
Bellflower 
57 
Chinese 
Bellflower 
65 
Cabbage 
74 
Forget-me-not 
26 
Lantern 
Plant 
58 
Wool- 
flower 70 
22 
Chrysanthe¬ 
mum 
9,24,58 
Cineraria 
49 
Cinnamon 
Vine 93 
Clarkia 
24 
Clematis 
51 
Cleome 
24 
Clover 
4,5 
Cobaea 
47 
Index 
108 
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