PLANT A GARDEN 
Why Not Grow What You Eat? 
A good garden can be maintained on a very small space 
and with fewer acres being tilled more time can be devoted 
to better gardens. They will help towards reducing 
expenses. (See Pages 2 to 33 of Catalog.) 
Over 30 pages, finely illustrated, of every vegetable that 
is fully adapted to this country. QUALITY is paramount. 
GOLD SEAL means the Standard of Excellence. You 
can Buy and Plant GOLD SEAL Seeds with Confidence. 
Send for our 1936 Catalog. IT’S FREE. 
PLANT TREES 
Windbreaks and woodlots are great benefits and con¬ 
veniences and small orchards of assorted fruit are of 
untold help. (See Pages 64, 55 and 56 of Catalog.) 
Hand in hand with beautiful lawns go shrubbery, trees, 
bulbs, plants and vines. Be yoiir place large or small, 
landscaping is essential toward beautifying your surround¬ 
ings. Our stock is complete with only First Grade items 
that are particularly adapted for this country. A wide 
variety is open for your selection and a careful perusal of 
Pages 47 to 59 of our Catalog will prove worth your while; 
INCREASE and MAINTAIN FERTILITY 
Plant leguminous crops—CJlover, Alfalfa, Peos. Yellow 
Sweet Clover is a good soilage crop and makes good pas¬ 
ture and hay. (See Pages 61 to 68 of Catalog.) 
MAKE PERMANENT PASTURES 
There are many grasses that can be used for permanent 
pastures for dry and irrigated sections. Adequate pas¬ 
tures reduce the carrying costs of milk cows and idle 
stock. (See Pages 60 to 69 of Catalog.) 
FIGHT WEEDS 
Frequent cultivation will aid in eliminating weeds. 
Cultivating tends to increase and maintain soil moisture. 
Weed plants, tmned under before they mature seeds, add 
some humus. Weeds are destroyed by weed-killing com¬ 
pounds such as ATLACIDE CALCIUM CHLORATE. 
See Catalog Page 70. Ask For Prices on Larger 
Quantities. 
SEED POTATOES 
When ready for them, write and tell us the quan¬ 
tity you will need and the variety you intend using 
and we will be glad to quote you promptly. 
