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Use This Index—It Will Help You To Find Things Quickly! 
VEGETABLE, FARM AND LAWN SEEDS 
Alfalfa. 81 
Artichoke, Jeru¬ 
salem . 85 
Asparagus.8, 05 
Aust, Salt Bush.... 85 
Barley .... 85 
Beans, Garden 
9 to 17, 
65, 60 
Beans, Field . . . 
. . . 85 
Beet. ... 18. 20, 
60, 07 
Beet, Field, Mangel 
and Sugar. . . 
Beggar Weed... 
. . . 85 
Broccoli. 
. . . 67 
Broom Corn . . . 
. . . 85 
Brussels Sprouts. .8. 07 
Buckwheat.84, 85 
Cabbage. .24 to 27, 07 
Cardoon . 07 
Carrot, Field. 85 
Carrot, Garden 
19. 20, 07 
Castor Oil Plant... 86 
Cauliflower. .22, 23, 68 
Celeriac . 68 
Celery. . . .28 to 31, 68 
Chervil. 68 
Chicory. 68 
Clover. 81 
Collards. 68 
Corn, Sweet 
32 to 36, 68, 69 
Corn, Field.83,85 
Corn, Pop. 80 
Corn Salad. 09 
Cotton. 86 
Cress. 09 
Cucumber.37 and 69 
Dandelion. 69 j 
Doura. 86 
Egg Plant.38, 69 
Endive.38, G9 
Fetticus. 69 
Flax. 86 
Garlic Sets. 72 
Grasses, Lawn 
4, 5, 78, 79 
Grasses, Pasture.80, 81 
Herbs, Sweet, Pot 
etc.: . . . . 76 
Hungarian Grass. . 86 
Jerusalem Corn. ... 86 
Kaffir Corn. 86 
Kale. 38, 70 
Kohl Rabi. 39, 70 
Lamb’s Lettuce. ... 70 
Leek.39. 70 
Lettuce. . . . 40 to 44 70 
Lupins, Field. 86 
Mangel Wurzel. ... 85 
Martynia. 70 
Melon, Musk 
46. 47, 70. 71 
Melon, Water. . 45, 71 
Millet. 86 
Mushroom Spawn 
45, 71 
Mustard. 71 
Nasturtium. 71 
Oats.82, 86 
Okra.45. 71 
Onion.48 to 50, 71, 72 
Onion Sets.48, 72 
Oyster Plant. . . . 60, 75 
Parsley.55, 72 
Parsnip.56, 72 
Peas, Field.. 84, 86 
Peas, Garden 
51 to 54, 72. 73 
Pepper.55, 73 
Potatoes.56, 57, 73 
Pumpkin. 74 
Radish.58, 59, 74 
Ramie. 86 
Rape.84, 86 
Rhubarb. 74 
Ruta Baga. .64, 76, 80 
Rye. 86 
Sainfoin. 86 
Salsify.60, 75 
Scorzonera. 75 
Sea Kale. 75 
Soja Beans. 86 
Sorghum. 86 
Sorrel. 75 
Spinach.59, 75 
Squash.60, 61, 75 
Sugar Cane. 86 
Sunflower, Russian. 86 
Swiss Chard.60, 75 
Teosinte. 86 
Tobacco. 86 
Tomato 
6. 7, 62, 63, 75. 76 
Turnip. 
_64,76 
Vetch. 
_84,86 
Wheat. 
. 86 
Witloof. 
. 76 
Zizania or 
Wild 
Rice. 
. 86 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Achillea. 93 
Aconitum. 93 
Acroclinium. 93 
African Daisy.100 
Ageratum. 93 
Alyssum. 93 
Amaranthus. 95 
Ampelopsis. 94 
Anchusa. 95 
Anemone. 95 
Antirrhnium. 94 
Aquilegia. 90 
Arctotis. 95 
Arpemonc.. 95 
Aristolochia. 95 
Arnebia.. 95 
Artemesia. 95 
Asparagus 
Ornamental. 95 
Asters.88, 91, 92 
Auricula.123 
Ballon Vine. 96 
Balsam. 90 
Bartonia.. 96 
Begonia. 96 
Beilis. 97 
Bignonia. 97 
Boltonia. 97 
Brachycome. 97 
Browallia. 97 
Calandrinia. 98 
Calceolaria. 97 
Calendula. 97 
Calliopsis. 97 
Campanula. 99 
Canary Bird Vine.. 99 
Candytuft. 98 
Canna. 98 
Canterbury Bells. . 99 
Cardinal Climber . 99 
Carnation. 98 
Castor Oil (Ricinus) 124 
Celosia.101 
Centaurea. . . . 100, 101 
Centranthus.101 
Cerastium.101 
Chrysanthemum... 
101, 102 
Cineraria.102 
Clarkia..102 
Clematis.102 
Cleome.102 
Cobea.102 
Cockscomb.101 
Coleus.102 
Columbine. 90 
Convolvulus.. 102, 103 
Coreopsis.103 
Corn, Rainbow.. . . 101 
Cosmidium.101 
Cosmos.100 
Cowslip.123 
Cyclamen...103 
Cypress Vine.103 
Dahlia.104 
Daisy, Shasta.101 
Daisy, Double. 97 
Delphinium.104 
Dianthus.105 
Digitalis.106 
Dimorphotheca.. . .106 
Dolichos.106 
Eschscholtzia.106 
Euphorbia.107 
Feverfew.112 
Forget-me-not.112 
Foxglove.106 
Gaillardia.107 
Geranium.107 
Gerbera.107 
Globe Amaranth. .107 
Gloxinia.107 
Godetia.108 
Golden Feather. . . 124 
Gourds.108 
Gypsophilia.108 
Helichrysum.108 
Heliotrope . 108 
Hibiscus.108 
Hollyhock.109 
Honesty.108 
Humulus (Hop). . .109 
Iberia. 98 
Impatiens.110 
Incarvillea.110 
Ipomoea . 113 
Kenilworth Ivy. .. . 110 
Kochia.110 
Kudzu Vine.110 
Lantana . 110 
Larkspur.110 
Lathyrus . 110 
Lavatera.110 
Lavender.110 
Lobelia.Ill 
Love-in-a-Mist.... 114 
Lunaria . 108 
Lupinus.Ill 
Lychnis.Ill 
Mallow . Ill 
Marigold.Ill 
Marvel of Peru. ... 111 
Matricaria.112 
Maurandia.114 
Mesembryanthe- 
mum.112 
Mignonette.112 
Mimulus.112 
Mina.114 
Momordica.112 
Moon Flower.113 
Morning Glory ... 113 
Musa. ..112 
Myosotis.112 
Nasturtium.. . 115, 117 
Nemesia.114 
Nemophilia.114 
Nicotiana . 114 
Nigella.114 
Oenothera.114 
Pansy.118, 119 
Pentstemon.120 
Petunia.117 
Phlox.120 
Pinks.105 
Platycodon.122 
Polyanthus.123 
Poppy.121, 122 
Portulaca.122 
Primula (Primrose) 123 
Pyrethrum.124 
Rhodanthe.124 
Ricinus.124 
Sage, Scarlet.124 
Salpiglossis.124 
Salvia.124 
Scabiosa.125 
Schizanthus.125 
Silene.125 
Smilax.125 
Stocks.130 
Stokesia.132 
Summer Cypress. .110 
Sunflower.131 
Swainsonia.132 
Sweet Pea... . 127, 130 
Sweet Rocket.132 
Sweet Sultan. . 101,101 
Sweet William. . . . 132 
Thunbergia.132 
Tritoma.132 
Verbena.133 
Vinca.133 
Violet..132 
Viscaria.133 
Wallflower . 133 
Wistaria.133 
Zinnia.133 
FLOWERING BULBS AND ROOTS 
Gladiolus.. . 134 to 136 
Lilies.137 
Miscellaneous Summer Flowering Bulbs.138to 139 
Cannas . 141 to 143 
Dahlias . 144 to 149 
IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, APPLIANCES, FERTILIZERS, ETC. 
Lawn Mowers and Lawn Tools.150 to 153 
Plows.. . ..164, 155 
Potato Diggers, Celery Hillers, Markers.156 
Harrows, Etc.157 
Planet Jr.. Implements.158 to 100 
Rollers and Fertilizer Distributors.101, 162 
Root Cutters, Shellers, Mills. Etc.163, 104 
Water Barrels and Hand Carts. ...165 
Wheelbarrows, Rubbish Btirners, Etc.166 
Celery Blanchers, Protectors, Netting, Etc.167 
Hotbeds, Frames, Sash, Etc.168 
“El Flo” Canners. Fruit Presses, Dryers, 
Choppers. Etc.109 
Asparagus Bunchers and Knives, Baskets, 
Bags, Grafting Tools, Axes, Weeders, Etc. 170 
Grinders. Posthole Diggers, Forks, Etc . 171 
Hoes, Hooks. Hatchets, Knives.172 
Pots, Sprinklers and Various Appliances. ... 173 
Pruning Saws, Rakes, Scythes, Syringes, 
Supports, Shovels, Spades, Scissors, 
Etc . 174,175 
Shears, Trowels, Thermometers, Traps, 
Watering Pots, Weeders, Etc.176, 177 
Stakes, Trellis, Wirework, Window Boxes, 
Tubs. Hanging Pots, Vases. Etc.178, 179 
Lawn Sprinklers, Lawn Requisites.. 180,181 
Pumps, Sprayers, Insecticide 
Apparatus.182 to 184 
Fertilizers and Insecticides.185 to 187 
Books..188 to 191 
“Everything for the 
We have chosen as an appropriate subject for our front cover this 
year, a garden that recalls memories of the great services rendered to 
our country in its struggle for its independence by the Marquis de 
Lafayette and his companions in arms. 
It pictures the visit of Lafayette to the mansion at Westover, Va., 
the home of Evelyn Byrd. The birthday of the famous general was 
celebrated last fall (Sept. 6, 1917), in the principal cities and towns of 
America by public exercises, banquets and meetings, and an associa¬ 
tion headed by prominent public men as trustees, was formed, to pur¬ 
chase and set apart forever, as a memorial, the ancestral chateau of 
Garden” for 1918. 
the Lafayettes in France. The sentiments entertained by Lafayette 
toward our nation may be judged from a letter he wrote to his wife, 
from on board the ship which bore him to our shores and in which the 
following passage occurs: 
“Whilst defending the liberty I adore , I shall enjoy perfect freedom 
myself; I but offer my services to that interesting Republic frommotives of 
the purest kind, unmixed with ambition , or private views; for happiness 
and glory are my only incentives to the iask . 
“/ hope that for my sake, you will become a good American, for that 
feeling is worthy of every noble heart." 
