QUALITY SEEDS AND BULBS—“THEY COME UP SMILING” 
STANDARD TREEBANDS 
14016. Protects 
the tree from the 
ravages of moths, 
caterpillars 
and other creeping 
pests. Easily a d - 
justed and does not 
disfigure the tree 
like other sticky 
contrivances. N o -w 
in use by the Department of Parks, New York 
City. Prices: 10c per foot, in 25 and 50 foot rolls. 
RED WING POWDER 
For the destmctioB 
of Roaches, FRet» 
Harmless to Maokait 
and Animali 
40012. RED WING POWDER, in the round 
bellows box, ready for immediate use. Prices: 
30c. and $1.00 sizes, by mail postpaid. 
THE 
FEENY DUSTER 
40009. The perfect 
dust cloud is the re¬ 
sult of a perfect 
compression. This is 
accomplished by the 
packing arrange¬ 
ment of the piston, 
which^ is the main 
secret of the great 
success of the 
duster. Price, Post¬ 
paid, $1.40 each. 
INDEX 
PAGE 
Abronia.41 
Abutilon.41 
Acacia.41 
Acanthus.41 
Achillea. .41 
Achimenes.41 
Aconitum.41 
Acroclinium.62 
Adlumia.41 
Adonis.41 
Agapanthus.42 
Agathsea.42 
Ageratum.42 
Agrostomma.43 
Alonsoa.42 
Alstroemeria.43 
Alyssum.42 
Amaranth, Globe.62 
Amaranthus.70 
Amaryllis.43 
Ammobium.62 
Anagallis.43 
Anchusa.44 
Anemone.44 
Anthemis.. . . . .44 
Antirrhinum.86 
Aquilegia.43 
Arabis.44 
Arctotis.43 
Argemone.47 
Aristolochia.44 
Armenia.48 
Artichoke. 3 
Asclepias.44 
Asparagus.3-44 
Asperula.44 
Aster.45-46-47 
Aubrietia.44 
Auricula.48 
Baby’s Breath.67 
Bachelor’s Button.53 
Bacteria Cultures.35 
Balsam.47 
Banana, Abyssinia.74 
Baptisia. .48 
Barley.35 
Bartonia.48 
Bean, Hyacinth.61 
Beans.4-5-6 
PAGE 
Bean, Castor.81 
Bean, Soy.35 
Bean, Velvet.35 
Bear’s Breech.41 
Beet.7-8 
Begonia.48-93 
Bellflower.77 
Beilis.48 
Bidens.48 
Bird Seed.34 
Blanket Flower.65 
Bocconia.48 
Boltonia.48 
Books.40 
Borage.10 
Borecole. 9 
Brachycome.48 
Bridal Wreath.64 
Broccoli. 8 
Broom Corn.35 
Broom.48 
Browallia.48 
Brussels Sprouts. 9 
Buckwheat.35 
Cabbage.12-13 
Cacalia.50 
Caladium.93 
Calandrinia.49 
Calceolaria.49 
Calendula.49 
Calla. 93 
Calliopsis.50 
Campanula.50-51 
Canary Bird Flower.49 
Candytuft.52 
Canna.49-92-93 
Canterbury Bells.51 
Cantaloup.20-21 
Cape Jessamine.65 
Cardinal Climber.69 
Cardinal Flower.71 
Cardoon.11 
Carnation.51-52 
Carrot.10 
Castor Oil Plant.81 
Catchfly.81 
Cauliflower.11 
Celery.18 
Celosia.53 
PAGE 
Centaurea.53-54 
Centranthus.52. 
Cerastium.56 
Cheiranthus.88 
Chelone.52 
Cherry, Jerusalem.82 
Chervil.11 
Caicory.15 
Chive.19 
Chrysanthemum.55 
Cigar Plant.58 
Cineraria.56 
Cinnamon Vine.93 
Clarkia.56 
Clary.52 
Clematis.52 
Cleome.57 
Clianthus.57 
Clintonia.57 
Cobaea.57 
Cockscomb.53 
Coleus.57 
Collards.11 
Collections of Flower Seeds. 2 
Collections of Vegetable 
Seeds. 2 
Collinsia.57 
Collomia.58 
Columbine.43 
Commelina.58 
Coneflower.81 
Convolvulus.69 
Coreopsis.50 
Corn. Field.35 
Cornflower.53 
Cornflower Aster.86 
Corn, Salad.11 
Corn, Sweet.14 
Cosmos.57 
Cotton.35 
Cowpeas.35 
Cowslip.55 
Cress.10 
Cucumber.15 
Cucumber, Wild.61 
Cucumis.58 
Cup and Saucer.51 
Cuphea.58 
Cyclamen.58 
Cyclanthera. .59 
Cynoglossum..". . . .86 
PAGE 
Oyperus. 
.59 
Cypress. 
.70 
Cypress, Summer.. . . 
Cypress Vine. 
.70 
.69 
Dahlia. 
58-89-90 
Daisy (See Beilis).... 
.48-61-66 
Dandelion. 
.14 
Datura. 
.61 
Day Lily. 
.93 
Delphinium. 
Dendromecon. 
.60 
Dianthus. 
. . ..60-85 
Dictamnus. 
.61 
Digitalis. 
.64 
Dimorphotheca. 
.61 
Dolichos. 
.61 
Downingia. 
.57 
Dracaena. 
.61 
Dusty Miller (See 
Cen- 
taurea). 
.53 
Dutchman’s Pipe.... 
.44 
Echeveria. 
.61 
Echinocystis. 
.61 ' 
Echinops. 
.61 
Edelw'eiss. 
.71 
Eggplant. 
Elephant’s Ear. 
.18 
.93 
Emmenanthe. 
.61. 
Endive. 
. 9 
Erica. 
.61 
Erodium. 
.61 
Eryngium. 
.61 
Erysimum. 
.61 
Eschscholtzia. 
.63 
Eternal Flowers. 
.62 
Eucalyptus.. 
.63 
Eucharidium. 
.61 
Eupatorium. 
.61 
Euphorbia. 
.62 
Everlasting I'lcwers. 
.62 
Farmogerm. 
.35 
Fennel. 
.34 
Fenzlia. 
.64 
Ferns. 
. 
Fertilizers . 
...... 40 
