MISS EMMA V. WHITE 
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 
48 
SPRING SEEDLING PLANTS 
Plants on this page will be sent separate from other plants listed, and at proper time for 
setting out. State when wanted. All prepaid. 
Hollyhock, Double 1st or 
FLOWER SEEDLINGS 
18c 28c $1.50 
Ready Price Price Price 
of 6 of 12 oflOO 
Aster. (See pages 9-12 for 
descriptions and cuts.)... May 1 
Midseason. Rochester 
(Ostrich Plume type). 
White, purple, lavender- 
pink, Pacific Beauty (a 
new very large and very 
double lavender). Rose 
or Mixed. 
Late. Dreer’s Crimson 
Giant. Extra large and 
double. Best red aster. 
Late. Enchantress. 
Large shell-pink. 
Late Branching. (Sem¬ 
ple’s, Vick’s or Invincible 
type.) White, shell-pink, 
rose-pink, purple, laven¬ 
der, crimson or Mixed. 
Ageratum. Fine blue 
edging plant.May 20 18c 35c $2.25 
Alyssum. Smothered with 
dainty white flowers. . . . May20 18c 35c $2.25 
Cobea Scandens. Very 
desirable annual climber, 
3 for 21c.June 1 45c 85c 
Coleus. Many beautiful 
varieties from seed, 3 for 
21c. June 1 45c 85c 
Corn Flower, Double Blue 
(Bachelor’s Buttons).. . . May 1 18c 35c $2.25 
Forget-Me-Not. Blue.. . May 15 25c 40c $2.75 
Pansy, Mixed. Fine thrifty 
plants.Apr. 15 25c 40c $2.75 
Salvia, Bonfire. Succeeds 
anywhere .May 15-June 1 30c 55c $3.75 
Snapdragon, Mixed. Gi¬ 
ant-flowers, half-dwarf 
plants.May 20 30c 55c $4.00 
Verbena, Mixed. Fine 
assortment.June 1 30c 50c $4.00 
SEEDLiNG PERENNIAL PLANTS 
Canterbury Bell, 
Mixed. 
Columbine (Aquil- 
egia), Mixed. 
Coreopsis, Grandi- 
flora. 
Delphinium (Per¬ 
ennial Larkspur) 
Digitalis or Foxglove, 
Mixed. 
Flower 
Hardy Phlox, 
Mixed. 
Hardy Pinks, 
Mixed. 
Hardy Pinks, Mixed. 
Large plants. 
When in 
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Price Price 
bloom 
Ready 
of 6 i 
□f 12 
2nd year 
June 1 
40c 
75c 
,2nd year 
June 1 
35c 
60c 
1st or 
2nd year 
May 1 
20c 
35c 
1st or 
2nd year 
June 1 
40c 
75c 
2nd year 
June 1 
35c 
60c 
t This 
, year 
May 15 
35c 
60c 
1st or 
.2nd year 
May 15 
27c 
50c 
This 
year 
May 15 
35c 
60c 
60c $1.00 
and Single Mixed. . .2nd year May 1 40c 75c 
Oriental Poppy. Scarlet. Delivered in 
Oct., but place order now. 10c each 
Sweet William. 
Double and Single 
Mixed.2nd year May 1 40c 75c 
VEGETABLE SEEDLINGS 
Orders for plants ready at different times will 
be held to be sent together unless otherwise re¬ 
quested. Not less than 50 plants at 100 rate. 
Ready 
Brussels Sprouts. Price of Brussels 
Sprouts, also of Cabbage, Celery and 
Tomato: First dozen when ordered alone 
25c; succeeding dozens, or when ordered 
with other seedling plants on this page, 
20c; 100 for $1.00 (except Late Cabbage, 
which is 100 for 75c.).Apr. 25 
Cabbage. Early, Copenhagen Market. 
Fine large solid heads and very early. . . Apr. 25 
Late, Danish Ballhead, Red Stone and 
Flat Dutch. (Price of Cabbage same as June 1- 
for Brussels Sprouts).Aug. 1 
Cauliflower. _ Early Snowball and Dry 
Weather. Price, single dozen, 35c; with 
other plants on this page, 30c; 100 for About 
$1.35 .May 1 
Celery. Columbia, splendid early. White 
Plume and Giant Pascal. Price same About 
as Brussels Sprouts. May31 
Egg Plant. Large stock that will mature. 
Price, 35c a dozen. 
Kohl Rabi. Price same as Cauliflower. 
Pepper. Chinese Giant, the largest mild 
pepper. 
Red Mango, splendid, extra early; Yellow 
Mango, extra early; Neapolitan, a 
very early sweet pepper and Pimiento. 
Price same as Cauliflower. May 25 
Rhubarb. Ready second year from 
planting. Price 50c a dozen.May 20 
Sage. Ready second year. 5c each.May 25 
Tomato. Price same as for Brussels 
Sprouts. Burpee's Dwarf Giant. Very 
large, wonderful bearer, one of the finest 
for the table. Requires but one stake 
for a plant.May 25 
Chalk’s Early Jewel. Large scarlet, sec¬ 
ond early. 
Dreer's Salad. Medium early. Fine for 
canning whole, for salads or preserving. 
Early June. Earliest good known sort, 
large scarlet, fine flavor and bears pro¬ 
fusely until fall. 
Golden Queen. Splendid large yellow 
Tomato for salads or preserves. 
Golden Drop. Fine small yellow Tomato 
for preserves. 
Matchless. Late. Large scarlet fruit. 
Ponderosa. Midseason. Solid fruit, al¬ 
most seedless; one of the best. 
Trucker’s Favorite. Pinkish color, splen¬ 
did flavor, with nearly 100% perfect 
fruit, midseason. 
