EVERYTHING POSTPAID UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED 
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Taylor’s Plants for 
Farm and Garden 
Sweet Potato Plants 
(Ready for Shipment May 1st) 
We can supply any quantity from the small 
garden to the largest fields. Diversify your 
crop, cotton is too cheap—grow Sweet Potatoes. 
Our seed are selected from the best potatoes 
obtainable in this vicinity and treated a«s the 
government suggests. 
We have been bedding several hundred bushels 
for a good many years and we claim to know 
a little about growing Sweet Potato plants. 
And in buying from us you get the benefit of 
all our experience. Our potatoes are bedded in 
soil each year that potatoes were never grown 
or bedded in before. We pack well and guar¬ 
antee plants to arrive in good condition. 
Prices ON EITHER VARIETY OF SWEET 
POTATOES—Postage or Express Paid—100 for 
30c; 200, 50c; 500, $1.00; 1,000, $1.90; 5,000, or 
over, $1.85 per 1,000. If you can use a larger 
amount write for special rates. 
DIFFERENT VARIETIES— We only grow 
Nancy Hall and Porto Rico. These are best 
varieties to be had, in our opinion. 
ARTICHOKE —An old well-known profitable 
plant. Tubers for planting, 2 for 5c; 6 for 10c? 
gallon for 40c; peck for 05c. 
TAYLOR’S CHOICE TOMATO PLANTS 
PLANTS READY MARCH 15 AND LATER 
SOLVE THE FOOD PROBLEM, GROW 
TOMATOES 
Having had much experience in growing To¬ 
mato Plants both Wholesale and Retail, we feel 
that we will be able to please the most exacting. 
PRICES—All Tomato Plants at the following 
prices unless stated otherwise. Postpaid—12 for 
12c; 25 for 20c; 50 for 35c; 100 for 65c; 250 for 
$1.20; 500 for $2.25. If you want a larger amount 
write for prices. When it comes to Tomato 
Plants we are headquarters. Below r you will 
find some varieties quoted in quantities. 
NOTICE—20 PER CENT DISCOUNT— Orders 
for 100 or more Tomato Plants shipped after 
May 10, you may deduct the difference, or send 
full price, and we will send extra plants. 
POT GROAVN TOMATO PLANTS 
We grow Beefsteak, and Fifty-Day Plants in 
flower pots. For extra early tomatoes try a few 
plants, this being the quickest way known to 
have early tomatoes. Once you try them, you 
will want no other, if it is early tomatoes you 
are after. Nice large plants, well rooted, ship¬ 
ped with soil on them. 6 for 25c; 12 for 45c; 
100 for $2.75. Express or Postpaid. 
PONDEROSA —Of perfect shape. Very large, 
early to late. Quality fine. Color pink. Too 
well known to need much description. A winner. 
BEEFSTEAK —Without question is the king 
of all tomatoes. The world’s unbeatable tomato 
for the main crop. Ripens early and continues 
to fruit for a long period. Large, a splendid 
keeper, very productive. Fine color. Flavor 
cannot be beat. 
NEW STONE —A standard, main crop; red 
medium, early, a fine canner. Very popular. 
BUCKBEE’S 
FIFTY-DAY 
Mr. Buckbee, the 
originator, claims 
that good plants 
will produce ripe 
fruit in fifty days 
after set in ground. 
Hence, the name, 
“50-Day.” If it is 
early Tomatoes you 
want, try this one. 
Plants are grown 
from originator’s 
seed only. 
1,000 for $3.50 
EARLIANNA—An extremely early, smooth, 
bright red tomato ; good sizes and vines small 
but vigorous. This is the tomato that delivers 
the goods. 1,000 for $2.75; 2,000 for $5.00. 
MARGLOBE (WILT RESISTANT)—This var¬ 
iety is a cross between Marvel and Globe, pro¬ 
ducing a heavy yield, of large, smooth, solid, red 
fruit which ripens medium early. It is somewhat 
larger than the Stone, and is highly recom¬ 
mended because of its wilt-resisting features. 
The havoc wrought by wilt, in tomatoes is ser¬ 
ious. If you have been disappointed in growing 
tomatoes because of this disease, you will be 
interested in this hardy, wilt-resistant sort. 
BONNY BEST—Fruit generally borne in clus¬ 
ters. A good, uniform, early tomato ; scarlet 
red. 
Bermuda Onion Plants 
READY NOW 
Bermuda onion plants are growing more and 
more in favor every year. Onions grown from 
plants mature quicker, and sweeter, will keep 
longer. To get the best results they must be 
planted early. 
100 for 20c; 500 for 65c; 1,000 for $1.15. 
Write for prices on larger quantities. 
1,000, $2.75—2,000, $4.75 
