"DOG-ZOFF" 
If you are botkiered with dogs, tats or 
rabbits, "Dogzoff" is the spray you need. 
It is a most efficient animal repellant 
and one spraying will last from three to 
four weeks. Not poisonous to plants and 
will not injure animals. Not offensive 
to humans. Its use is guaranteed to 
keep these animals from any place where 
they are not wanted. 
‘'Dogzoff” is applied with any small 
insect sprayer and one application usually 
does the work. 
''Dogzoff' 1 will save its cost many times 
over around the garden and home. 
PRICE FOR AQ~ PRE¬ 
SEASON'S SUPPLY OVC paid 
Gardening Instructions Free 
We want to see you have the finest garden in 
your neighborhood as this is the best “ad we 
can have. At considerable expense we have gotten 
up complete cultural instructions for both Veg¬ 
etables and Flowers which we send free when re¬ 
quested with every order. 
CONCORD GRAFE 
The Gaeat 
Concord Grape 
The best known and most 
widely grown grape in cultiva¬ 
tion. It is hardy and succeeds ev¬ 
erywhere. Bunches are large and 
compact, fruit large and purpli h 
black. It’s easy to grow grapes 
and everyone should set out a 
few plants. Price of strong well 
rooted plants: 3 for 50c.; 12 for 
$1.75. 
Pan. Grandifiora Hydrangea 
(IN COLORS ON PAGE 32) 
If you can have but one shrub let it be 
one of these Hydrangeas, you will never 
regret having planted it. These shrubs 
grow 4 to 6 ft. tall and eac.i brajich is 
tipped with one of the immen.s? flowers 
It is very hardy, enduring the severest 
winters. Easily transplanted and rarely 
fails to blossom the first year planted. The 
giant flowers appear in July, they open 
in July, they open pure white later chang¬ 
ing to pink. We offer only strong field 
grown plants of the Giant Flowered Type. 
Each 25c.; 3 for 65c.; doz. $2.50. 
A ROW OF P. G. HYDRANGEA 
Index of Catalog 
Ageratum .5 4 
Alatus .41 
Alfalfa .63 
Ampelopsis or Ivy .36 
Aquilegia .57 
Asparagus .3-‘2 6 
Asters .2-27-42-53-54 
Baby Golden Glow . . 
Baby’s Breath . 
Balsam . 
Barberry . 
Barley . 
Bean9 . 
Beauty Bush . 
Beet . 
Bleeding Heart . 
Blue Lace Flower . . . 
Borecole or Kale . . . . 
Broccoli . 
Brussels Sprouts . . . . 
Butterfly Bush . 
Butterfly Plant . 
Cabbage . 
Calendula . 
California Poppy . . . . 
Candytuft . 
Canary Bird Vine . . . . 
Canna . 
Canterbury Bells . . . . 
Cardinal Climber 
Carnation . 
Carrots . 
Castor Oil Bean . 
Cauliflower . 
Celery . 
Celery Cabbage . 
Centaurea . 
Chinese Lantern Plant 
Chinese Wool Flower 
Chrysanthemums . . . . 
Citron . 
Clarkia . 
Clover . 
Cockscomb . 
Cosmos . 
Cucumber .. ,. 
.54 
.54 
. .29-54 
..31-34 
.60 
3-4-5-26 
.35 
. .17-26 
.41 
.54 
.9 
.5 
... .41 
... .53 
. ...6-7 
....28 
.27 
... .43 
_55 
_.54 
. .53-57 
.43 
.43 
8-25-52 
....55 
.7 
_8-9 
.9 
.... 28 
... .57 
_44 
_.28 
.10 
.31 
. .42-62 
.43 
. . .2-44 
. .10 18 
Com, Pop . 
.12 
Sweet . 
... 11-25 
Field . 
. . . 58-59 
Dahlia . 
.43 
Daisy .. 
Day Lily . 
.38 
Delphinium . 
.57 
Dianthus or Pinks . . . 
. . .44-55 
Dill . 
Duetzia . 
.31 
Egg Plant .. 
.10 
Endive . 
.9 
Elder . 
.34 
Everlasting Flower 
.30 
Ferns .. 
.41 
Fire Bush . 
.41 
Flowering Quince . . . 
.31 
Four O'clock . 
.55 
Fox Glove" . 
Forsythia . 
.31 
Gaillardia . 
.27 
Geraniums' . 
.4 4 
Geum . 
.43 
Gladiolus . 
38-39-40 
Gourds . 
.12 
Ground Cherry . 
.8 
Grass, Lawn . 
.42 
Grapes . .. 
Herbs . 
. . 8 
Hollvhocks . 
. . .55-5 7 
Honeysuckle . 
. . . 32-3(1 
Hydrangea .31 
-32-64-35 
Hyacinth . 
.41 
Iris .. 
.40 
Ivy, Hardy . 
.36 
Kochia . 
.42 
Kohl Rabi . 
.16 
Kudzu Vine . 
Lace Vine . 
.3f 
Larkspur . 
. . .29 53 
Lavatera . 
.42 
Lawn Grasa .. 
Leek . 
.15 
Lettuce . 
.13-18 
Lilac . 
.2-38 
Lilv of the Valley .41 
Love-in-the-Mist 
.27 
Lupines . 
Mangels . 
.17 
Marigold . 
.28-29 
Mignonette . . . 
.55 
Millet . 
.61 
Mock Orange . . 
.34-35 
Molten Fire . . . 
.43 
Morning Glory 
.29-44 
Musk Melon i2- 
13-14-17-22-25 
Mustard . 
.16 
Nasturtiums . . . 
. 2-29-31-53-55 
Nicotiana .... 
.56 
Oats . 
.60 
Okra . 
.16 
Onion, Seed . . . 
.14-15 
Sets . . . 
.15: 
Pansy . 
Parsley . 
.16 
Parsnip . 
.16 
Peanuts. 
.12 
Peas . 
.4 6-4 9 
Pepper . 
.21-49 
Petunia . 
Philadelphia 
Phlox . 
.45 
Pinks . 
.45-55 
Platvcodon . . . 
.57 
Plum Red Lvd. 
.35 
Poppv .. 
. 42-44-56 
Portulaca . . . . 
.28-31 
Pumpkin . 
.49-50 
Pie Plant .... 
.26 
Peonies . 
.37 
Radish .48-5$ 
Rape .... .31 
Raspberries . . Inside Back Cover 
Reed Canary Grass.60 
Rhubarb .26 
Roses.Inside 
Back Cover 
Rose Tree . 
Ruta Baga . 
..51 
Salpiglossis . 
.28 
Itelsifv . 
Satin Flower . 
.4 5 
Salvia . 
.45 
Scabiosa . 
..29 
Shasta Daisy .. 
Silver Lace Vine . . 
.36 
Snapdragon . 
.28-30 
Snowberry . 
.41 
Snow' on the Mountain ....56 
Sov Beans. 
.61 
Spider Plant . 
.56 
Spinach . 
.47 
Spirea. 
. . SI -32-34 
Squash . 
.47-51 
Stocks . 
.29 
Stokesia . 
Strawberries .Inside 
Back Cover 
Sudan Grass . 
..t) 1 
Sugar Beet . 
..52 
Sunflower . 
Sweet Alvssum . . . . 
Sweet Clover . . . . , 
.62 
Sweet Peas . 
.30-53 
Sweet William . . . 
Swiss Chard . 
Timothy . 
.62 
Tomatoes .22-! 
23-24-25-20 
Tritoma . 
..36 
Trumpet Vine ... . 
.36 
Tulip Poppy . 
.27 
Turnip Celery . . . . 
Turnip . 
Verbena . 
Velvet Flower .... 
.28 
Vibirnum . 
.32 
Vinca . 
.53 
Vine Peach . 
Water Melons ....12-20-21-22 
Wheat . (>0 
Wiegela ... 32-3-* 
Wisteria .36 
Yucca .41 
Zinnias .2-29-31 
