IMPORTANT TO CUSTOMERS 
ORDER EARLY.—We would suggest that customers send us their orders as soon as possible after receiving 
this catalogue, and thus avoid the rush of the planting season. It frequently happens that some articles are not 
in store when orders are received. In such cases we forward such as are ready, and the balance as soon as possible. 
OUR BULBS are of the very highest quality, selected specially for us by the best growers in the several 
countries where they are produced. No better are sold in this country. 
ADDRESS, ETC.—Give name of your post office, county and state, sign your name plainly; also specify 
means of conveyance preferred—whether by parcel post, express or freight. 
SHIPPING.—We deliver free to Express, Railroad or Boat. All goods travel at the buyer’s risk, our respon¬ 
sibility ceases when we take the carrier’s receipt. If goods are damaged so sign for them and enter claim with the 
carrier at once. 
PACKING. —No charge is made for boxes or packing on anything except Flower Pots, Nursery Stock and 
Hotbed Sash, and this at cost only. Cotton Bags are charged for at cost and if returned in good condition 
charges prepaid, will be credited at price charged. 
REMITTANCES.—May be made by Express Money Order, P. O. Money Order or Bank Draft; if stamps or 
cash, send in a Registered Letter. Parties having no account with us—who order goods without remittance— 
must furnish satisfactory references. Boston preferred. 
PRICES. —All prices are net without discount and subject to change without notice. 
TERMS ARE NET CASH.—-All bills on which short credits are allowed are due the first of the month suc¬ 
ceeding the date of the purchase. 
WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN NEW ENGLAND carrying a full stock of Seeds, Tools, Implements and 
Repairs for the wants of the RETAIL TRADE EXCLUSIVELY. 
GARDENERS’ AND FARMERS’ SITUATIONS.—We have at all times the names of practical gardeners 
and farm managers In want of situations on our books. If parties desiring such will write us, we shall be glad to 
put them in communication with men whom we deem suitable. To aid us in making a selection we ask full particu¬ 
lars. We make no charge for this service. 
We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to quality, description, productiveness, or any other matter 
of any Seeds, Bulbs or Plants we send out, and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. If the purchaser 
does not accept the goods on these terms, they must at once be returned. 
R. E. MONTGOMERY, President 
J. P. A. GUERINEAU, Treasurer 
PETER M. MILLER, Secretary 
THOMAS J. GREY CO. 
PARCEL POST RATES 
Packages must not exceed 84 inches in length and girth combined. 70 pounds is the limit of weight in the 
first, second and third zones. 50 pounds is the limit of weight in all other zones. 
1st zone—5c. for first pound and 1c. for each additional 
pound or fraction. 
2d zone—5c. for first pound and lc. for each additional 
pound or fraction. 
3d zone—6c. for first pound and 2c. for each additional 
pound or fraction. 
4th zone—7c. for first pound and 4c. for each additional 
5th zone—8c. for first pound and 6c. for each additional 
pound or fraction. 
6th zone—9c. for first pound and 8c. for each additional 
pound or fraction. 
7th zone—11c. for first pound and 10c. for each addi¬ 
tional pound or fraction. 
8th zone—12c. for first pound and 12c. for each addi¬ 
tional pound or fraction. 
pound or fraction. 
Postage on seeds, bulbs, plants and roots of 8 ounces or less to all zones, is lc. for each 2 ounces. 
Postage on general merchandise of 4 ounces or less, to all zones, is lc. an ounce. 
N. B.—War Stamp Tax. Add lc. for each 25c. or fraction thereof charged for postage. 
INDEX 
Page 
Calla Lilies.10 
Clover..31 
Crocus...9, 10 
Currants.25 
Cyclamen. 10 
Daffodils (See Narcissi). 7, 8 , 9 
Day Lilies.10, 17 
Fertilizers.28 
Freesia.10 
Fruit Trees.24 
Fruits, Small.25 
Page 
Garden and Greenhouse Sun¬ 
dries.25, 26, 27, 28 
Grain Seed.31 
Grape Vines.25 
Grass Seeds.29, 30, 31 
Gooseberries.25 
Hedge Plants.23 
Hepatica. 11 
Hyacinths. 1 , 2 
Hyacinths, Roman. 2 
Page 
Hyacmthus candicans.11 
Insecticides and Fungicides 
28, 29 
Ins..... 11 , 18 
Jonquils.. . . 9 
Lawn Grass.. Inside back cover 
Lilies. 12 , 13 
Lily of the Valley. 11 
Miscellaneous.32 
Mushrooms. 31 
Narcissi. 7 , 8 , 9 
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Oxalis.li 
Peat,. Leafmold, etc.29 
Peonies. 11 , 12 
Perennial Plants, Hardy 
14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 
Shrubs, Hardy. 22 , 23 
Strawberry Plants.24 
Tomato.31 
Trillium. 12 
Tulips.3, 4 , 5 , 6 
Vines, Hardy. 21 
Violets. 12 
