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GREAT NORTHERN SEED CO., ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS—BEST QUALITY SEEDS 
INDEX 
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54 
Agapanthus . 
Ageratum . 
Alfalfa . 50 
Alsike . .. 50 
Alyssum . 54 
Ampelopsis . 62 
Angel’s Breath . 5 4 
Anise . 21 
Aquilegia or Columbine.. 54 
Asparagus . 4 
Asparagus Roots . 48 
Aster . 54 
Dachelor’s Button . 55 
Balsam . 55 
Balm . 21 
Barberry . 61 
Barley . 52 
Basil . 21 
Beans ..Cover-4-5-6-7-8-52 
Beauty Bush . 61 
Beets .Cover-8-9-10 
Bird of Paradise . 54 
Bird Seed . 53 
Bittersweet . 62 
Blackberries . 63 
Black Cat . 48 
Blue Bells of Scotland.... 55 
Blue Bonnet . 55 
Blue Lily of the Nile .... 54 
Borage . 21 
Borecole or Kale . 21 
Bridal Wreath . 61 
Broccoli . 4 
Bromus Inermis . 50 
Broom Corn . 52 
Brussels Sprouts . 4 
Buckwheat . 52 
Burning Bush . 56 
Butterfly Bush . 61 
•Butterfly Flower . 55 
f^abbage . 11-12 
^ Cactus . 55 
Calendula . 55 
California Poppy . 58 
Calliopsis . 55 
Calycanthus . 61 
Canary Seed . 53 
Candytuft . 55 
Canna . 55 
Canterbury Bell . 55 
Caraway . 21 
Cardinal Climber . 55 
Carnation ... . 55 
Carrots .13-14 
Castor Oil Bean . 58 
Catnip . 21 
Cauliflower . 15 
Celeriac .. 15 
Celery . 15 
Chamomile . 21 
Chicory . 19 
Chinese Celery Cabbage 12 
Chinese Woolflower . 5 9 
Chives .20-48 
Christmas Salad ... . 19 
Chrysanthemums . 55 
Chufas . 20 
Cineraria . 5 5 
Cinnamon Vine .62 
Citron . 27 
Clematis . 62 
Clovers .49-50 
Cobea Scandens . 55 
Cockscomb . 55 
Coleus . 5 5 
Collards . 20 
Columbine (Aquilegia).. 54 
Coriander . 21 
Corn—Field . 51 
Corn—Fodder and Ensil¬ 
age .... . 52 
Corn—Pop . 17 
Corn Salad . 20 
Corn—Sweet .16-17 
Cosmos . 55 
Cow Peas .. 53 
Cress . 20 
Cucumber .18-19 
Cyclamen . 55 
Cynoglossum . 55 
Cypress Vine .. 55 
rVihlia . 55 
*** Daisy . 55 
Dandelion . 20 
Dead Shot . 48 
Delphinium (Larkspur) 
. 55-56 
Dewberry . 63 
Dianthus Pinks . 55 
Digitalis (Foxglove) .... 5 6 
Dill . 21 
D o 1 i c h o s (Hyacinth 
Bean) . 56 
Dogzoff . 49 
E gg Plant . 20 
Endive . 20 
Evening Perfume Plant 56 
Everlasting Flowers _ 5 6 
ETeather Tree . 61 
* Fennel . 21 
Fertilizer . 49 
Feterita . 53 
Feverfew . 56 
Field Peas . 53 
Flame Flower . 57 
Flax . . 5 3 
Forget-Me-Not . 56 
Four O’Clock . 5 6 
Fox Glove (Digitalis).... 56 
Fruits .Cover-63 
Fuchsia . 56 
Garden. Huckleberry 47 
Garden Lemon . 25 
Garlic . 20 
Geranium . 56 
Geum . 56 
Gherkins . 19 
Gloxinia . 57 
Golden Bells . 61 
Gourds .. 20-56 
Grapes .Cover 
Grasses .49-50 
H elichrysum .56 
Heliotrope .5 6 
Hemp . 53 
Herbs, Seeds and Plants 
.21-48 
Hibiscus . 56 
Himalaya Berry . 63 
Hoarhound . 21 
Hog Pasture . 5 3 
Hollyhock . 5 6 
Honey Plant. 20 
Honeysuckle . 61 
Horse Radish ... . 48 
Hyacinth Bean . 5 6 
Hydrangeas . 61 
¥ ce Plant . 5 6 
*■ Indian Currant . 61 
Inoculation .10-31-53 
Insecticide .18-25-48 
Invigorator . 49 
fob’s Tears 
56 
I^affir Corn . 53 
Kale or Borecole . 21 
Kohl Rabi .. ... 21 
Kudzu Vine .56-62 
¥ ace Flower . 57 
Lady Slipper . 55 
Lantana . . 57 
Larkspur ...5 5-56 
Lavender .21-48 
Lawn Fertilizers . 49 
Lawn Grass . 49 
Leek . 21 
Lespedeza . 50 
Lettuce .Cover-21-22-23 
Lilac . 61 
Lily . 58 
Lobelia .56-57 
Logan Berry . 63 
Lupins . 57 
TV/Jangels . 10 
Mango Melon . 25 
Marigold . 57 
Marjoram . 21 
Melon—Musk....Cover-2 4-2 5 
Melon—Water .26-27 
Mignonette . 57 
Millets . 52 
Milo Maize . 53 
Mock Orange . 61 
Molten Fire . 54 
Monkey Flower . 5 7 
Moon Flower . 5 7 
Morning Glory . 57 
Mountain Beauty Vine.. 62 
Mulberry .. 63 
Mushroom Spawn . 23 
Mustard . 27 
TM'asturtium . 5 7 
Nicotiana . 58 
Nitragin .10-31-53 
O ats . 53 
Okra . 30 
Onions .Cover-28-29-30 
Onion Sets . 30-53 
painted Daisies . 55 
* Pansies . 57 
Parsley ....,.30 
Parsnip . 30 
Peanuts . 34 
Peas Cover-31-32-33-34-53 
Pepper .Cover-35 
Peppermint . 48 
Petunia . 57 
Phenomenal Berry .... ... 63 
Phlox . 58 
Pie Plant (Rhubarb) 36-48 
Plant Food . 49 
Poppy . 58 
Portulaca . 58 
Potatoes . 36 
Potato Eyes . 36 
Primrose . 57 
Privet . 61 
Pumpkins . 37 
Pyrethrum . 5 9 
R adish .Cover-37-38-39 
Rape .50-53 
Raspberry . 63 
Regale Lily . 58 
Rhubarb .36-48 
Ricinus . 58 
Bargain Collections p..*p,h 
Collection No. 1 —6 Carnations—Large Flowering Assorted.$0.52 
Collection No. 2—5 Carnations—Hardy Garden.48 
Collection No. 3 — 6 Chrysanthemums—Hardy, all Colors.48 
Collection No. 4 —6 Coleus—Fancy Leaf (No two alike).42 
Collection No. 5 —6 Geraniums—Sunproof Assorted. .. .48 
Collection No. 6 —5 Geraniums—Sweet Scented. 49 
Collection No. 7 —6 Roses—Hardy Everblooming. 49 
Collection No. 8— 6 Petunias—Giant Single Mixed... .48 
Collection No. 9— 6 Hardy Perennials—All Different. 49 
Collection No. 10—5 Iris Flag—Assorted Colors.. .44 
Collection No, 11—3 Peonies—Popular Varieties. 89 
Collection No. 12 —6 Decorative House Plants. 62 
Rosemary . 21 
Roses .Cover-60 
Rue . 21 
Ruta Baga . .. 47 
Rye . 53 
S affron . 21 
Sage .21-48-58 
Salads . 19-20 
Salpiglossis . 58 
Salsify . 42 
Salvia . 5 8 
Sand Vetch . 50 
Sensitive Plant . 58 
Sheep Manure . 49 
Shrubs . 61 
Siberian Wall Flower ... 58 
Slug Shot .18-25-48 
Snapdragon . 5 8 
Snowball . 61 
Sorghum . 5 3 
Soy Beans . 52 
Speltz or Emmer . 5 3 
Spearmint . 48 
Spinach . .. 41 
Spirea . 61 
Star Crown Flower . 5 8 
Squash .40-41 
Stocks . 59 
Strawberries .Cover-45 
Strawberry Raspberry. 
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Strawflowers . 5 6 
Sudan Grass . 50 
Sugar Beet . 10 
Sugar Cane . 53 
Summer Savory . 21 
Sunberry . 47 
Sunflower .53-58 
Sweet Scented Perfume 
Flower . 58 
Sweet Peas .59-62 
Sweet Scented Shrub.... 61 
Sweet William . 59 
Swiss Chard .41 
Syringa . 61 
'T'amar.ix . 61 
* Tarragon . 48 
Thousand Headed Kale.. 50 
Thyme . 21 
Timothy . 50 
Tobacco . 47 
Tomato Cover-42-43-44-45 
Torch Lily . 57 
Trumpet Creeper . 62 
Turnips . 46 
Welvet Beans . 52 
* Verbena . 59 
Vetches . 50 
Vigoro . 49 
Vinca . 59 
Viola . 59 
Violet . 59 
\A/all Flower . 58 
** Weather Plant . 59 
Weigelia . 61 
Wheat . 53 
Wild Flower Garden. 59 
Wisteria . 62 
Wonderberry . 47 
Woolflower . 59 
Wormwood . 21 
^inn.ia . 59 
MISCELLANEOUS GARDEN SUPPLIES 
DON’T LET MOSQUITOES 
SPOIL YOUR SUMMER 
No need to fight mosquitoes, black flies, 
midges and other insects. For every out¬ 
door activity, hunting, fishing, camping, 
touring, bathing and gardening, Mos- 
quitozoff is essential. Harmless. Soothing. 
can be used safely 
on the baby’s tender 
skin. Rub hands, 
neck, face, arms, 
ankles lightly. A 
few drops on a 
cloth at the head of 
the bed assures trou¬ 
ble-free rest. In two 
sizes. 1 oz. bottle 
35c postpaid. 2 oz. 
bottle 5 0c postpaid. 
Guaranteed to repel 
mosquitoes or your 
money refunded. 
Price: 1 oz. 35c; 
2 oz. 50c. 
HOTKAPS 
protects 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 with setter and tamper, 
$2.40; steel setter. $1.50. Garden 
setter, 50c. Postage extra. 
Acme All Round Spray 
Flowers, vines, shrubs, roses, vege¬ 
tables, need protection same as com¬ 
mercial crops. All Round Spray con¬ 
tains the three leading remedies used 
by all large growers. Arsenate of 
Lead, Nicotine Sulphate and Bordeaux 
Mixture. 
Perfect protection for the small user 
is assured by complete directions in 
form of spraying guide attached to 
every package. 
Prices: •/* lb. 35c ea.; I lb. 80c ea* 
Acme Garden Guard 
Non-Poisonous 
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 35c ea. 
Acme Aphis Spray 
An improved nicotine spray for the control 
of all kinds of aphis (plant lice), thrip, 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 35c; 12 oz. 
collapsible tube 95c; 2'/ 2 lb. can $2.25. 
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. 
/2 bale $2.75; bale, $5.00, not prepaid. 
