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TOMATO PLANTS— Frame or green house grown. Ready April ISth to Tune 15th. 
Gl11 s S* 1 - ected Earliana— Doz., 50c— 3 doz,. $1.00—100 at' $2.50; postpaid ' E or F. 100 
at $2.25—1000 at $18.00. 
Bonny’s Best, Chalk’s Jewell, Yellow Pear, Red Pear— doz., 40c—3 doz., 80c—100 at 
$2.00; postpaid. E or F, 100 at $1.75—1000 at $15.00. 
CELERY—Field grown, commercial sized plants. Golden Self Blanching Doz., 40c—3 
doz., 80c 100 at $1.75, postpaid. E. or F., $10 per 1000. Ready May 1st to August 1st. 
Golden Self Blanching —Transplanted. Prices same as pepper. 
FLOWER PLANTS. 
All frame or greenhouse grown. Ready April 20th to June 15th. Prices uniformly 60c 
doz.: 3 doz.. $1.25; 100 at $3.25; postpaid. E. or F.. $3.00 per 100. All are grown 
from seed; none from cuttings. 
Asters— All Crego and Branching varieties listed in catalog. 
Verbena —Scarlet, White and Blue. 
Sweet William— Double or Single Mixed; white, pink, scarlet, maroon. 
Cosmos— Late or Early Flowering Mixed; pink, crimson, white. 
Petunia —Defiance Largest Flowering. 
Heliotrope— Lemoines Giant. 
Marigold— Dwarf French Mixed, Large African Mixed, Orange Prince. 
Mignonette— Defiance Mixed. 
Salvia— Splen dens. 
Godetia— Crimson Glow, Rosamond. 
Ten Week Stocks— Red, pink and Purple. 
Zinnia Scarlet, yellow, crimson, pink and mixed giants. 
Sweet Alyssum— Trailing or Dwarf 
Lobelia— Blue, Trailing or Dwarf. 
SECTION OF FIELD SEEDS 
Owing to constant changes in prices we cannot guarantee any of the prices made; how- 
ever, most of those given are on small lots and we do not expect to have to change these. 
Field Corn, Stock Kale and Sunflowers are listed in the Vegetable Section. 
Grasses for Lawns 
Write for prices 
Oregon Lawn Grass—Best general mixture 
for lawns containing the finest leaved grasses 
in correct proportion. Mixed from deep- 
rooted grasses that will make a lawn that is 
green summer and winter. Use about one 
pound to 400 square feet. 
Price with White Clover. Lb., 55c., post¬ 
paid. E. or F., lb., 50c—10 lbs. at 45c lb. 
Price without White Clover. Lb., 35c, post¬ 
paid. E. or F., lb., 30c — 10 lbs. at 25c per lb. 
Shade Lawn Mixture—A special mixture 
for shady places. Soils of this nature should 
be treated with air slaked lime before sowing. 
This will prevent souring. Use about 5 lbs. 
of lime to 100 square feet. 
Lb., 75c, postpaid. E. or F., lb., 70c — 10 
lbs. at 65c per lb. 
on quantities. 
Kentucky Blue Grass—Used extensively 
for lawns. Sow 1 lb. to 400 square feet. 
Fancy seed. Lb., 50c, postpaid. E. or F., lb., 
45c. 
English Rye Grass—This is used for lawns 
by many gardeners, and if sown thickly will 
make a good hardy lawn. Especially desir¬ 
able for large grounds and parks. Lb.. 30c. 
postpaid; E. or F., lb., 25c—10 lbs. at 20c lb. 
White Clover—Some prefer to sow the 
pure white clover for lawns. It is exception¬ 
ally hardy and permanent. We carry a very 
high grade seed. Lb., 85c, postpaid. E. or 
F., 80c—10 lbs. at 75c lb. 
Other Mixtures for special purposes can be 
supplied. Also lawn fertilizers. Drop us a 
card regarding these. 
Grass Seeds 
We can supply various grasses such as Kentucky Blue Grass, Canadian Blue Grass, 
English Rye Grass, Italian Rye Grass, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Ted Top, Tall Meadow Oat 
Grass, Meadow Fescue, Sheep’s Fescue, Mesquite. We can also supnly pasture mixtures. 
State nature of your soil and requirements. 
Prices are so much subject to change we do not quote them here, but will be glad to 
mail samples and prices on request. Kentucky Blue Grass and English Rye Grass are 
priced in the Jist of Lawn Grasses. If customers desire they can mail us remittance and 
we will fill the amount at the market prices when order is received. 
