Milot-Mills Company, Inc., Wenatchee, Washington 
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Tomato Plants 
We pride ourselves in growing 
the best early tomato plants ob¬ 
tainable. The varieties we offer are 
tried and proven. 
Marglobe —A blight-resisting, early, 
solid red-meated tomato, fine for 
canning. 
Bonny Best —Fine, solid, red-meat¬ 
ed, early canning tomato. 
John Baer —Very similar to Bonny 
Best, grown extensively for can¬ 
ning. 
Earliana —Very large, early, juicy, 
red tomato. 
Penn State —New, very early, red 
tomato, good shipper and canner. 
Ponderosa —Pink meat, fine for slic¬ 
ing, very large. 
Oxheart — Very large, light red, 
heart-shaped tomato. 
Dwarf Champion, or Tree Tomato 
—Grows about two feet tall, sol¬ 
id, round red fruit. 
Golden Queen — Large yellow to¬ 
mato. 
Yellow Pear —Small pear-shaped to¬ 
mato, fine for preserving. 
Pepper-Tomato —New, very sweet, 
acid-free. 
Stone —A very late tomato, solid 
red fruit. 
Prices for Large Transplants, per 
dozen 25c; three dozen for 65c; 
per hundred $1.25, or $12.00 per 
thousand. 
Be sure and add Postage and the 
2% State Sales Tax. 
These prices are for plants seed¬ 
ed early in February in Green¬ 
house, and hardened outside in 
cold frames. These plants bear 
early fruit. 
Plants grown from later plant¬ 
ing, can be bought at a lower price. 
Grapevines 
Concords, Moore’s Early, Worden, 
Black Burgundy, Muscat, Tokay, 
Agawama and Niagara. 
25c each; 5 for $1.00 
From experience we have learn¬ 
ed that grapes can be raised in this 
section as a profitable crop. 
(Other varieties obtainable on 
special order.) 
Strawberry Plants 
Rock Hill —Everbearing, fin)e, large, 
all red. 75c doz.; $5.00 per 100. 
Mastadon — Everbearing, large, 
heavy producer. 25c dozen; 50 
for $1.00; $1.75 per 100. Write 
for quantity prices. 
Hot-Kap Paper 
Plant Covers 
HOT-KAP COVERS in any 
quantity, each.1c 
HOTENTS, each.2c 
BEDDING PLANTS 
For just a little time, and a few 
cents, you may have flowers bloom¬ 
ing around your home all summer. 
Plant a few well-grown plants, or 
a few packages of seed. Beautify 
your back yard as well as the 
front. Enter the City Beautiful Con¬ 
test. Help make Wenatchee more 
beautiful. The following plants 
make for early and continuous 
bloom. All are transplants out of 
boxes. Priced at 35c a dozen in 
straight colors, and 25c per dozen 
for mixed colors. Unless otherwise 
noted add postage and the 2% State 
Sales Tax. Any overpayments will 
be refunded. 
ASTER PLANTS—Wilt-resisting 
Giant Crego —White, pink, shell- 
pink, rose, crimson, blue, laven¬ 
der, purple, dark blue, 25c a doz. 
California Giant — White, peach 
blossom, dark rose, dark blue, 
and purple, 25c a dozen. 
Sunshine Asters—25c a dozen. 
Mixed Asters—20c a dozen. 
Los Angeles — New Giant aster, 
shell pink. 
Egyptian Rose. 
Aurora, Golden Sheaf —Large, yel¬ 
low aster. 
ANTIRRHINUM OR SNAP¬ 
DRAGON PLANTS 
This year we are offering rust¬ 
proof snapdragons in the following 
named varieties: 
Alaska, Apple Blossom, Campfire, 
Canary Bird, Copper Shades, Fair 
Lady, Loveliness, Pink Shades, 
Buttercup, Daintiness, Scarlet 
Carmine Rose, Glowing Sunset, 
Indian Girl, Red Boy, Wildfire. 
Price—35c a dozen, in named vari¬ 
eties. Mixed varieties, 25c a 
dozen. 
AGERATUM —Little blue star, a 
splendid border plant. 
CARNATION PLANTS — Ever- 
blooming, mixed colors. 
CALENDULAS — The new, giant 
yellow or orange flowering plant. 
CELOSIA — Childii, bright red, or 
bright pink, very showy. 
CELOSIA —Coxcomb, dwarf, large 
heads. 
COSMOS — Seed may be planted, 
but plants will flower much ear¬ 
lier. 
CENTAUREA —Mixed colors, fine 
cut flower for bouquets, very 
lasting. 
DUSTY MILLER —A silver leaf 
plant, fine for border or when a 
contrast in foliage is desired. 
DAISIES —Dwarf growing, pink, 
Beilis, or English Daisy. 
Dl ANT HUS— Or annual Sweet Wil¬ 
liam, fine colors. 
FORGET-ME-NOT — Dwarf, bright 
blue. 
GLOBE AMARANTH — Strawflow- 
er, assorted colors, globe shaped. 
GAZENIA — Single zinnia-shaped 
flower, bright colors. 
LOBELIA, Crystal Palace— Dwarf, 
dark blue. 
LOBELIA, Bl ue Gown— Deep, clear 
blue, dwarf. 
LOBELIA, Blue Stone— Dwarf bril¬ 
liant, mid blue. 
LOBELIA, Hamberg — Trailing 
blue, for hanging baskets and 
window boxes. 
MARIGOLDS, Giant African — Or¬ 
ange or lemon yellow. 
MARIGOLDS, Guinea Gold — Very 
fine, large orange cut flower. 
MARIGOLDS, Yellow Supreme — 
Very large. 
MARIGOLDS, Legion of Honor— 
Dwarf brown and yellow. 
MARIGOLDS, Pallette — Dwarf, 
lemon yellow. 
MARIGOLDS, Tagates — Very 
dwarf, small orange flower. 
PANSIES, Oregon Giant and Ger¬ 
man strain, 5c each; 50c a dozen. 
NEW PETUNIAS 
PETUNIAS — Dwarf, giant-flower¬ 
ing, single and double, mixed col¬ 
ors. 
PETUNIAS, Dwarf, Rosy Morn— 
Single or double. 
PETUNIAS, Elks Pride — Single, 
large, velvety purple. 
PETUNIAS, Cockatoo— Purple with 
white blotches. 
PETUNIAS, Adora — Rose with 
white blotch. 
PETUNIAS, Dwarf, Pink Glory- 
Single. 
PETUNIAS, Ruffled Monster. 
PETUNIAS, Royal — Fringed pur¬ 
ple. 
Prices out of flats, 5c each; 50c a 
dozen. Out of pots, 10c and 15c 
each. 
SALVIA, or Scarlet Sage, Splen- 
dens— Best variety for this area. 
STOCK, Mammoth— Double, early- 
flowering, branching habit. 
SCABIOSA— Large flowering, mix¬ 
ed hybrids. 
STATTICE, PUBEREULA— Purple 
strawflower. 
SWEET ALYSSUM—Dwarf, 35c a 
dozen. Double Trailing, 50c a 
dozen. 
VERBENAS, Beauty of Oxford, 
Lavender Glory, Lucifer, Luni- 
nosa Royal, Salmon Pink, White, 
Venosa Lilacina, and the finest 
mixed varieties. Out of pots, 10c 
and 15c each. 
