Table Turnips 
One packet will sow about 
40 feet of drill; one ounce 
will sow 200 feet. 
EARLY PURPLE TOP STRAP LEAF 
The roots are quite flat, flesh fine grained, 
very sweet and tender. Develop very 
quickly for table use. Seed sown in July 
and August produces fine Turnips in the 
Fall. 55 days. 
Pkt. (2000 seeds), 5<; oz., 10t. 
PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE 
Large, globe-shaped variety with purple 
top and lower part of bulbs pure white. 
Heavy 
yielder and 
of excellent 
quality for 
65 b days USC ’ Early Pur P ,B To P Stra P Leaf 
Pkt. (2000 seeds), 5<; oz., lOt. 
EARLY SNOWBALL OR SIX WEEKS 
A white variety, bulbs having pure white 
skin and are nearly round, tender and 
sweet. One of the very best to sow in the 
early spring. Develops rapidly. 50 days. 
Pkt. (2000 seeds), 5«i oz., 1 04. 
SEVEN TOP. Grown for its leafy tops 
only, which make excellent greens. 30 days. 
Pkt. (1000 seeds), 5<; oz., 1 Ot. 
TURNIP MIXTURE. A great mixture of 
garden Turnips and Rutabagas including 
both white and yellow-fleshed varieties. 
Will mature roots all the way from 45 
to 100 days. 
Purple Top White Globe Pkt. (3000 seeds), 5«; oz., 1 0«. 
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Rutabagas (Winter Turnips) 
Purple Top 
Yellow 
Large, smooth, 
globe - shaped 
roots, yellow skin 
and flesh, fine 
grained, very sweet 
and we consider 
the best yellow. 
About 90 days. 
Pkt. (2000 seeds), 
5C OZ., 1 Of. 
Giant 
White 
A large sized Rut¬ 
abaga with pure 
white flesh which 
is crisp and sweet, 
the roots uniform 
in size, of good 
shape and is an 
excellent keeper. 
Is very productive and 
a good table variety, 
also a good variety to 
grow for market as 
many prefer a white 
Rutabaga and Giant 
White is the best that can 
be offered. 90 days. 
Pkt. (2000 seeds), 5<; 
oz., 1 04. 
Purple Top Yellow 
Mangels-Sugar Beets 
Golden Tankard 
Mammoth Prize Long Red 
The most popular red Mangel, often weighing from 20 to 30 lbs. 
A splendid winter feed for cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry. 
One packet will plant 25 feet of drill; one ounce about 50 feet. 
Klein Wanzleben Sugar Beet 
Considered the best Sugar Beet. Large smooth white roots, 
enormous yielder, widely grown for stock feeding and sugar. 
Both Mangels and Sugar Beet: Pkt., 54 ; oz., 04 ; 4 ozs., 3 O 4 . 
SALSIFY —Oyster Plant 
Salsify is grown very much like Parsnips but may be plant¬ 
ed a little closer. It is an excellent winter and early spring 
vegetable. For winter use dig in the fall. A packet will 
sow about 15 feet of row, one ounce 60 to 75 feet. 
MAMMOTH SANDWICH ISLAND. The best variety and 
most profitable. Roots are of superior quality and delicate 
in flavor. Sow seeds in spring as the roots require a full 
season to mature, about 140 days. 
Pkt. (200 seeds), 54 ; oz., 254 ; 4 ozs., T54. 
INDEX 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Abronia . 15 
Abutilon . 28 
Achillea . 32 
Acrocllnlom . . 5, 26 
African Daisy . . 13 
Agapanthus .... 13 
Ageratum .. 15, 20 
Agrostemma ... 32 
Alyssum .... 19, 31 
Amaranthus ... 15 
Ancbusa .... 15, 32 
Anemone . 31 
Anthemis . 32 
Antirrhinum . . 8, 20 
Aquilegia . 33 
Arabis . 32 
Arctotls .... 12, 15 
Argemone. 15 
Armeria . 32 
Asparagus . 28 
Asters 14, 18, 19. 32 
Aubretta . 32 
Baby’s Breath 
15, 30, 32 
Baby Rose.30 
Bachelor’s Button 16 
Ba lsam . 15 
Balloon Vine.... 28 
Barton La. 8 
Begonias .... 17, 28 
Beilis . 33 
Bocconla. 32 
Border of Gold.. 14 
Boston Ivy.28 
Brachycome .... 17 
Browallla . 17 
Butterfly Flower. 13 
Cacalla . 21 
Cactus .. 12 
Calendula 
_ 7. 12, 14, 15 
Califor nia 
Poppy ... 10 , 17 
Calllopsls . 19 
Campanula. . 16, 31 
Canary Bird 
Vine. 28 
Candytuft 
8, 13. 15, 31 
Canna Seed .... 17 
Canterbury 
Bells.16. 31 
Cardinal Climber 28 
Carnation . . . 20, 29 
Castor OH Bean 21 
Celosia.9, 22 
Cent-aurea.... 9, 23 
Cerastlum . 32 
Chorizanthe .... 8 
Chelranthus .... 32 
Ch. Forget-me-not 15 
Ch. Lantern Plant 31 
Ch. Wnolflower. . 22 
Cigar Plant .... 13 
Chrysanthemum 
6. 12, 17 
Clarkla.5, ?.l 
Cleome . I" 
Cobaea Scandens 28 
Cockscomb . . 
22 
Coleus . 
15 
Coreopsis . . . 
31 
Cornflower . . 
16 
Cosmos. 
11, 
22 
Cyclamen . . . 
28 
Cynoglossnm 
. . . 
15 
Cyperus . 
28 
Cypress Vine 
28 
Dahlia 
Seed 9. 11. 
13. 
14 
Dianthus 7,1C 
,17 
31 
Delphinium. . 
29. 
so 
Digitalis .... 
83 
Dimorphotheea . 
13 
Dusty Miller . 
. . . 
23 
Echlnops . . . . 
29 
Kschscholtzia 
10. 
17 
Euphorbia 
21 
Everlastings. 
14, 
26 
Feverfew .... 
23 
Forget-me-not... 23 
Four O’Clock_23 
Foxglove. 33 
Freesia . 10 
Gaillardia. .. 17, 32 
Gazania. 6 
Geranium . 13 
Geum. 32 
Gilla.5, 6, 21 
Globe Amaranth. 26 
Gloxinia. 28 
Godetla. 10, 25 
Gourds. . . 34, 44, 45 
Grasses, 
Ornamental . . 26 
Grevlllea. 12 
Gypsophlla 15,30,32 
Heliopsis. 30 
Heliotrope. 12 
Hibiscus . 32 
Hollyhocks 21, 29, 33 
Honesty. 26 
Hunnemannia . . 22 
Ice Plant. 13 
Iris Seed.33 
Japanese Hop .. 28 
Jerusalem Cherry 30 
Kochla. 23 
Kudzu Vine .... 28 
Lace Flower. 12, 17 
Lantana .;. 12 
larkspur. . . 7, 9, 25 
Lathyrus.32 
Lavatera.21 
Lavender. 13 
Lavendula. 18 
Leptosiphon .... 21 
Liatris. 30 
Lillum.32, 33 
Linaria . 10 
Linum . 21 
Lobelia .23 
Lunaria. 26 
Lupinus.21, 33 
Lychnis . 32 
Marigold 6. 7, 8, 9. 
10, 11, 14, 23, 25 
Mex. Fire Plant. 21 
Mignonette.21 
Mimosa. 12 
Molten Fire .... 11 
Moonflower .... 28 
Morning 
Glory. .. 5, 10, 28 
Moss Verbena . . 25 
Myosotis . 23 
Nasturtiums. 5, 15, 
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Nemesia . 14 
Nicotlana ... 13, 21 
Ntgella . 23 
Oenothera.21 
Pansies.7, 16 
Pentstemon .... 33 
Perennial Pea . . 32 
Periwinkle .23 
Petunia Front Cover 
6. 8, 24 
Phacella . 14 
Phlox.4, 22, 30 
Pinks 7, 8, 10, 17, 31 
Platycodon.30 
Polemonlum .... 30 
Poppy 5,8,12,17,31 
Portulaca . 20 
Primrose. 28 
Primula .30 
Pyrethrum . 31 
Ranunculus .... 32 
Ricinus . 21 
Rock Gardens 26, 33 
Rudbeekla 13, 23. 30 
Salplglossis .... 16 
Salvia . 11, 23 
Sand Verbena . 15 
Scabiosa 20, 25, 32 
Scarlet Flax ... 21 
Schizanthus . . 8, 13 
Sensitive Plant. . 12 
Shasta Daisy 30, 32 
Silene . 21 
Smilax . 28 
Snapdragons. . 8, 20 
Snow-in-Summer 32 
Snow-on-the 
Mountain .... 21 
Statice .26, 30 
Stocks . 6, 23 
Stokesia . 30 
Strawflowers 14, 26 
Sunflowers . 21 
Sweet Peas ... 6, 26 
Sweet Rocket ... 33 
Sweet Sultan ... 9 
Sweet William 14, 80 
Thalictram . 30 
Thunbergia .... 28 
Tithonla . 12 
Tritoma . 32 
Trollius . 29 
Urslnia . 10 
Valeriana . 30 
Venedium . 16 
Verbena 5, 9, 20. 25 
Veronica . 30 
Vinca . 28 
Viola . 31 
Violets . 32 
Virginian Stocks. 12 
Vlscaria . 21 
Wallflower . 23, 30 
Xeranthemum . . 26 
Zinnias. 7. 8. 9. 10, 
11, 12, 27 
VEGETABLE 
SEEDS 
Artichoke .37 
Asparagns . 37 
Beans . 34, 35 
Beets . 35 
Broccoli . 36 
Brussels Sprouts 36 
Cabbage . 36 
Cantaloupes. 40. 41 
Carrots . 35 
Cauliflower . 36 
Celeriac . 37 
Celery . 37 
Chicory . 37 
Collards . 37 
Com, Pop . 43 
Corn Salad. 37 
Com, Sweet. . 42, 43 
Cress . 37 
Cucumber . .. 38, 39 
Egg Plant .37 
Endive . 37 
Garden Berry . . 41 
Gourds. . . 34. 44, 45 
Ground Cherry. . 46 
Herbs .. 37 
Kale. 37 
Kohl Rabl.37 
Leek. 37 
Lettuce.38, 39 
Mangel Wurzel. . 47 
Musknielon . . 40, 41 
Mustard . 37 
Okra. 37 
Onion Seed . . 40. 41 
Parsley . 37 
Parsnip . 44 
Peanuts . 43 
Peas . 42, 43 
Pepper . 44, 45 
Pepper Grass ... 37 
Proso . 43 
Pumpkins . 45 
Radish . 38, 39 
Rhubarb . 37 
Rutabagas . 47 
Salsify . 47 
Spinach . 44 
Squash.44, 45 
Sugar Beets .... 47 
Swiss Chard ... 35 
Tomatoes .46 
Turnips . 47 
Vegetable Peach. 44 
Vegetable 
Spaghetti .... 44 
Watermelons. 40, 41 
f* > A MTl^)KI Beware of traveling salesmen or agents 
1 , '- / l x claiming to represent us, soliciting orders 
for seeds, plants, bulbs, etc., and asking for payment in ad¬ 
vance. We never employ traveling salesmen, because all our 
seeds are sold through mail orders from our Seed Books or 
other advertising mediums. If such a salesman, claiming to 
represent us calls on you, notify us at once. 
F. B. MILLS SEED GROWER, ROSE HILL, N. Y. 
