A rchias* Hardy Climbing V ines 
VINES ARE INDISPENSABLE FOR AN ATTRACTIVE HOME GARDEN 
NTnfP Our J nail PriVps f EXTRA STRONG, 2-YEAR PLANTS—ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT 
iNUle KJU1 I^OW 1 TILCS « WHERE MARKED—25c EACH; 5 FOR $1.00. MAILED FREE. 
BITTERSWEET (Celastrus scandens). A native 
climbing or twining plant with handsome large 
leaves; yellow flowers in May and June and 
clusters of ornamental orange-capsuled fruit in 
autumn. Strong, 2-year vines. 
BIGNONTA RADICANS (Golden Trumpet Vine). 
BOSTON IVY OR JAPANESE CREEPER (Am- 
pelopsis Veitchi). The grandest hardy climbing 
vine in existence for covering houses, churches, 
schools, etc. 2-year vines. 
SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS (Clematis panicu- 
lata). The finest small-flowered Clematis ex¬ 
tant. A wonderfully rapid grower, quickly cov¬ 
ering trellises, arbors, etc. The flowers are pure 
white, deliciously fragrant. It flowers in Sep¬ 
tember when few other vines are in bloom. 
LARGE-FLOWERING CLEMATIS. The Large- 
Flowered Clematis are the most beautiful of all 
our flowering vines. They should be pruned 
early in spring and require rich, deep soil, per¬ 
fect drainage and abundance of water. Plant 
crowns three inches beneath the surface of the 
soil. 
Henry!. Strong grower, flowers always eight- 
petaled, 4 to 6 inches In diameter and pure 
white. Very hardy. 2-yr., 75c each; $7.00 per 
10 . 
Jackman!. This variety, with Its strong, healthy 
growth, hardy nature and rich, deep velvety 
purple flowers. 2-yr., 75c each; $7.00 per 10. 
Mad. Edward Andre. Flowers large, of a very 
beautiful bright velvety red, very free flower¬ 
ing, and continuous bloomer. 2-yr., 75c each; 
$7.00 per 10. 
Gold Medal Collection. One 2-year-old root each 
of Jackmani, Henryi and Mad. Edward Andre. 
$ 2 . 00 . 
HONEYSUCKLE, HALL’S JAPAN. White and 
yellow, fragrant, blooms very freely. 
HONEYSUCKLE. Monthly, fragrant. Red and 
yellow flowers. 
HARDY ENGLISH IVY. Evergreen clinging vine. 
Excellent grave cover. 
MADEIRA VINE. Of rapid growth, with dense 
and beautiful foliage, twining to a great height. 
It grows anywhere, but does better in a warm, 
sunny, sheltered location. Strong tubers, 5c 
each; 6 for 25c; 45c per doz., postpaid. 
KUDZU VINE (Pueraria Thunbergiana or Jack- 
and-the-Bean-Stalk Vine). The most remark¬ 
able climber. In rich soli will grow 70 feet In 
one season. Starts into growth slowly, but after 
three or four weeks grows almost beyond belief. 
Leaves in shape like Lima bean; dark green, 
texture soft and woolly. Fine for porches, ar¬ 
bors, old trees, etc. Strong roots. 
SILVER LACE VINE (Polygonum). The newest 
and most popular vine—graceful, strong, pro¬ 
ducing a mass of great foamy sprays of white 
flowers through the summer and fall. 49c each; 
2 for 89c. 
WISTERIA— 
American Purple (Wisteria magnifica). A rapid 
growing vine with light green foliage and 
purple-lilac, pea-shaped flowers, borne in very 
dense, long, pendulous racemes. 2-year, extra 
strong, 49c each; $3.75 per 10. 3-year, 65c 
1- yr., 50c each; $4.50 per 10. 
Chinese (Wisteria sinensis). Blooms very pro¬ 
fusely early In summer; flower sky-blue, in 
long, pendulous clusters. The plants we offer 
are grafts propagated from blooming wood. 
2- yr., 50c each; $4.50 per 10. 
White Chinese (Wisteria sinensis alba). Same as 
the Sinensis Purple except that the flowers are 
pure white. 2-yr., 50c each; $4.50 per 10. 
Clematis Jackmani 
How to Order from the Catalog 
USE OUR ORDER SHEET. It will be of great help to us in filling your 
order correctly and speedily, if you will use the Order Sheet sent you with 
the Catalog. 
HOW TO SEND MONEY. Remittances can be sent safely by P. O. 
Order, Bank Draft, Express Money Order, or Check. We accept clean 
Stamps for sums less than $1.00. 
C.O.D. SHIPMENT. Absolutely no Plants or other perishable goods will 
be sent C.O.D. We advise against C.O.D. orders because of delays and 
excessively high collection charges. We will accept C.O.D. orders only 
when a remittance of 1/3 or more of the total accompanies order. 
24-HOUR SERVICE. Orders received in the morning mail are usually 
shipped the same day. We have every facility for filling and shipping orders 
promptly. Of course. Nursery Stock and other perishable items will not be 
sent until planting time, and when weather permits. 
OUR RESPONSIBILITY. This is our 53rd year in the Seed Business and 
believe we know personally most of our customers. Those of you that have 
not bought from us before, we refer you to any bank in the State of 
Missouri for reference. 
DON’T FORGET POSTAGE. Except on items which are marked post¬ 
paid, delivery charges are paid by the purchaser. Be sure and include suffi¬ 
cient postage at the zone rates to cover your order. Large packages or ship¬ 
ments of considerable weight travel more cheaply by express or freight. 
The Rates for Postage Are as Follows: 
1st 2nd zone— 8c for 1st pound and 1.1c each additional pound. 
3rd zone— 9c for 1st pound and 2c each additional pound. 
4th zone—10c for 1st pound and 3.5c each additional pound. 
5th zone—11c for 1st pound and 5.3c each additional pound. 
6th zone—12c for 1st pound and 7c each additional pound. 
NON-WARRANTY 
The Archias’ Seed Store Corp. gives no warranty, express or implied, as to description, quality productiveness, or any other matter 
of any seeds they send out, and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. When mentioned, purity and germination tests are 
for information only and without warranty. 
Abronia . 15, 22 
Alyssum . 15 
Ageratum . 15 
Amaranthus . 15 
Anchusa . 22 
Antirrhinum . 15 
Apples . 30 
Asparagus . 1 
Asters . 16 
Aquilegia . 22 
Bachelor’s Button .. 17 
Balloon Vine . 23 
Balsam . 16 
Balsam Pear . 23 
Barley . 14 
Bartonia . 16 
Beans . 2 
Beets . 1 
Bird Supplies . 2 5 
Blackberries . 20 
Broccoli . 1 
Brussels Sprouts .... 1 
Buddleia . 28 
Cabbage . 2 
Calendula . 16 
Calliopsis . 16 
Canary Bird Vine . . 23 
Candytuft . 16 
Cane . 14 
Cannas . 16, 29 
Canterbury Bells ... 22 
Cauliflower . 3 
Cardinal Climber .. 23 
Carnation . 17 
Carrots . 4 
Celery . 4 
Celosia . 17 
Centaurea . 17 
INDEX 
Chinese Cabbage ... 3 
Chinese Woolflower 17 
Cherries . 30 
Chrysanthemums 17, 32 
Clematis . 23. 31 
Climbers from seed 23 
Cobaea . 23 
Collards . 3 
Corn, Field . 14 
Corn, Pop . 5 
Corn, Sweet . 5 
Coreopsis . 22 
Cosmos . 17 
Cucumbers . 4 
Cypress Vine . 23 
Dahlias . 17, 29 
Dairy Supplies . 26 
Daisies . 17 
Datura . 17 
Delphinium . 2 2 
Dianthus . 17 
Didiscus . 18 
Digitalis . 22 
Dog and Cat Supplies 25 
Eggplant . 5 
Endive . 3 
Eschscholtzia . 18 
Euphorbia . 18 
Everlastings . 18 
Feterita . 14 
Fertilizers . 12 
Flowering Shrubs .. 28 
Forget-me-not.18 
Four O’clock . 18 
Gaillardia . 18, 23 
Garden Seeds.1-11 
Gilia . 18 
Gladiolus . 29 
Godetia . 18 
Gourds . 23 
Grapes .... Back Cover 
Grohoma . 14 
Gypsophila . 18, 23 
Hay, Pasture Grass 13 
Hedge Plants . 28 
Herbs . 6 
Hollyhock . 23 
Honeysuckle . 36 
Hotkaps . 4 
Hyacinth Bean . 23 
Insecticides . 27 
Kaffir Corn . 14 
Kale . 6 
Kochia . 18 
Kohl-rabi . 6 
Kudzu Vine . 23, 31 
Larkspur, Annual . . 19 
Lawn Grass Seed ... 12 
Leek . 6 
Lettuce . 5 
Lilies . 29 
Lobelia . 18 
Luplnus . 18 
Madeira Vine . 31 
Marigold . 19 
Mignonette . 18 
Milo Maize . 14 
Moonflower . 23 
Morning Glory . 23 
Mushroom Spawn . . 3 
Muskmelon . 7 
Mustard . 7 
Nasturtium . 19 
Nigella . 19 
Nitragin . 13 
Okra . 2 
Onions . 6 
Pansy . 19 
Parsnips . 8 
Parsley . 8 
Peaches . 30 
Peanuts . 7 
Pears . 30 
Peas . 8 
Peppers . 8 
Petunias . 20 
Phlox Drummondi . . 19 
Physostegia . 23 
Plums . 30 
Poppy . 20, 23 
Portulaca . 19 
Poultry and Pigeon 
Supplies . 24 
Pumpkins . 8 
Pyrethrum . 20 
Radishes . 9 
Raspberries . 29 
Rhubarb . 9, 30 
Ricinus . 20 
Rose Plants . 32 
Rye . 14 
Salpiglossis . 20 
Salsify . 9 
Salvia . 20 
Scabiosa . 20 
Scarlet Runner Bean 23 
Schizanthus . 20 
Seeders . 14 
Silver Lace Vine .... 31 
SpiiTach . 9 
Spirea . 28, 32 
Sprayers . 27 
Squash . 9 
Statice . 20, 23 
Stocks . 20 
Strawberries Back Cover 
Strawflowers . 18 
Sunflower . 20 
Sweet Peas . 21 
Sweet William . 23 
Thunbergia . 20 
Tobacco . 10 
Tritoma . 32 
Tomatoes . 10 
Turnips . 10 
Vegetable Plants ... 3 
Verbena . 21 
Vines . 23, 31 
Vinca . 20 
Watermelon . 7 
Wisteria . 23, 31 
Youngberry . ... 29 
Zinnias . 21 
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