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Our Tested Vegetable Seeds 
F OLLOWING the wishes of the Government, and our own ideas as well, we are giving consider¬ 
able more space this year to Vegetable Seeds, and we hope that many of our friends who have 
never before even tried such a thing will this year make a garden. 
As the green things begin to grow, your interest in them will also grow, and after a while you 
will have the satisfaction of seeing the evidence of your part in the great world struggle for Liberty 
in the form of delicious vegetables. 
So much has been said about the great shortage of seed and the difficulty of obtaining supplies, 
that we need add nothing on that point. Our purpose has been to secure the varieties of vegetables 
that are essential, and to limit the kinds to the strains we knew to be preferable. We have carefully 
tested all the seeds offered and have listed nothing that has not come right up to the mark in vitality 
and healthy growth. 
So that when you buy LaPark Seeds you know you will receive seed you can depend upon 
absolutely, 
Our Prices 
Every seedsman has been forced this year to pay from twice to many times as much for seed as 
in the past. Like all the rest, we have, therefore, been forced to increase our selling prices, but in 
every case we have held the increase right down to barely enough to cover the advanced cost to us. 
We can assure you that good seedy,seed worth your while to plant, cannot be sold at lower prices. 
Presents for Vegetable Seed Customers 
When your order at one time amounts to 50 cents, you may select 1 extra 5 cent package free. 
On all orders amounting to 75 cents, select 2 extra 5 cent packets free. 
On orders for $1.00 you are entitles to choose 3 extra 5 cent packets free. 
If you order $2.00 worth, you may select 7 extra 5 cent packets free, and on each additional 50 
cents worth over and above $2.00, we will send 1 extra 5 cent packet free. 
These extra packets we give to induce customers to make up their order all at one time, instead 
of sending in for a packet or two at a time as they happen to think of it. 
We reserve the right to ship orders by mail or express, which-ever seems wiser to us in each case, 
but it is to be understood that 
We Pay 7111 Postage or Express Ghar&es, 
except where the printed offer expressly states that the receiver must pay the charges,.whioh is very 
rarely the case, as we find it more convenient to customers to deliver their seeds prepaid. 
We shall be glad if you will send in your orders as promptly as possible. 
Always address LaPark Seed and Plant Co., LaPark, Pa. 
ASPARAGUS 
Palmetto. Very prolific. Considered the 
best variety. Large, early and of superior quality. 
Columbia Mammoth. Tender, large, 
white stalks. 
Barr’s Mammoth. Large, light-colored 
stalks with few scales. 
Conover’s Collosal. Extra large stalks 
of excellent quality. 
All varieties, pkt. S cts.; oz. 10 cts.; Klb- 30 cts- 
Sow seed thinly in rows 1 foot apart. Thin plants to 3 
or 4 inches. Following Spring set 6 inches deep in well 
worked soil, well manured. If soil Is not sandy add 
plenty of sifted coal ashes. Mamire every Fall. 
Asparagus Roots. Of any of these vari¬ 
eties, two years old, $1.75 per 100 by parcel post, postage 
paid. 
BRUSSELL SPROUTS 
Sow seed thinly in drills early in June. When plants are 
6 inches high, transplant to rich soil, 18 inches apart, in 
rows 2 feet apart in gardens, 3 to 4 feet in field, in rich 
soil. A delicious Fall and Winter vegetable when all other 
green vegetables are frozen up, 
Dwarf Improved. A variety of most 
excellent quality . Packet 5 cents; ounce 25 cents. 
Half Dwarf Paris Market. Bears a 
splendid crop of round, hard sprouts. Packet 5 cents: 
ounce 25 cents. 
BORECOLE or MALE 
Cultivate same as cabbage. Excellent Winter greens. 
Improved by frost. An ounce makes 150 foot row. 
Dwarf Green Curled Scotch. Leaves 
very large, deeply curled; tender and of delicate flavor. 
Packet 5 cents; ounce 20 cent;s. 
Large White French. Another good 
variety. Packet 5 cents; ounce 20 cents. 
Purple Cape. A standard variety that is 
preferred by many on account of Us attractive purple 
colored leaveB. Packet 5 cents; ounce 20 cents. 
ARTICHOKE, Jerusalem. Tubers 25c 
per pound prepaid by Express. $1 per peck, or$4 per bushel 
by express, purchaser to pay express charges. Excellent for 
pickles. Also for feeding stock. A delicious vegetable boiled 
like potatoes,served with a cream sauce. Plant like potatoes. 
Large fireen Globe. A delicious French vegetable. 
The bracts of the immense flower heads being boiled and 
eaten like asparagus. Bears second year. 1 packet 5 cents; 
ounce 40 cents; M pound $1.25. 
A Bunch of “Palmetto." 
