Milot-Mills Company, Inc., Wenatchee, Washington 
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS— 
Nancy Hall —Early, yellow potato. 
Yarns —Large, red-meated. 
Ready May 15th and on. Price, 
25c a dozen; 3 dozen for 65c; 
$1.50 for 100. 
TOMATO PLANTS— 
Marglobe —A blight-resisting, large, 
mild, red-meated tomato. Fine for 
canning or tomato juice. 
Bonny Best —Early all around red 
tomato. 
John Baer —Oval in shape, similar 
to Bonny Best, a trifle earlier. 
Earliana —Very early, large, juicy, 
red tomato. 
Stokesdale —A fine, large, red to¬ 
mato, heavy yielder, new. 
Ponderosa —Giant pink-meated to¬ 
mato. 
Dwarf Champion or Tree Tomato— 
Stands erect, growing about two 
feet tall; red fruit, medium size. 
Golden Queen —Large yellow toma¬ 
to. Fine for preserving. 
Yellow Pear —Small pear-shaped to¬ 
mato. Heavy yielder. 
Stone —Late, solid, round, red fruit 
Good keeper. 
Large transplants, ready May 1st 
and on. Prices, 25c a dozen; 3 
dozen, 65c; $1.25 per hundred; 
$12.00 per thousand. 
Hardened in cold frames before 
sent out. 
TOBACCO PLANTS— 
Per dozen ...25c 
WATERMELON PLANTS— 
Best varieties for this locality, 
grown in dirt bands 3 to 4 plants 
to the hill. 50c a dozen hills; 
$3.00 per hundred hills. 
GRAPEVINES— 
Concord Black, Niagara White, 
Worden Black, Agawam Red, To¬ 
kay Red, Muscat White. 
Prices, 25c each; 5 for $1.00. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS— 
Gem— Everbearing; famous for its 
big, rich red fruit and produc¬ 
tiveness. 
Super Giant — Everbearing. Very 
large berry, excellent flavor. 
Mastadon —Everbearing, large red 
berries, producing all summer. 
50 for $1.00; $1.75 per 100. 
Write for quantity prices. 
REMEMBER 
We have a complete seed de¬ 
partment and can furnish any 
kind of vegetable or flower seed 
— all fresh and true to name. 
Send us your flower and vege¬ 
table seed orders. 
ANNUAL BEDDING 
PLANTS 
The following plants make for 
early and continuous bloom, includ¬ 
ing the best varieties grown for this 
section. For cut flowers, for low 
borders, edgings, or for flower beds. 
All plants are transplanted and 
hardened before sent out. Ready 
May 1 st and on. Dug out of flats. 
AGERATUM— 
Little blue star, a splendid bor¬ 
der plant. 
Mexican —Tall, blue; for cut flow¬ 
ers. Price, 35c a. dozen. 
ASTER PLANTS— 
Giant Crego —Wilt-resistant. White, 
pink, shell-pink, rose, crimson, 
blue, lavender, purple, dark blue, 
peach blossom, deep rose, dark 
violet, azure blue. 
Aster El Monte —Giant crimson. 
Los Angeles —Giant shell-pink. 
Silver Rose —Mammoth peony flow¬ 
ering. 
Aurora, Golden Sheaf —Large yel¬ 
low. 
Heart of France —Deep crimson. 
Ball's Giant —Late white. 
Prices, 25c a dozen for all straight 
colors. 
Mixed Crego Asters—20c a dozen. 
Mixed California Giant—20c a doz. 
Giant Sunshine Asters — Striking 
flowers in lovely contrast. Mixed 
colors only, 25c a dozen. 
Lilliput Asters —Tiny, round asters, 
borne in large clusters. Mixed 
colors, 25c a dozen. 
CARNATION PLANTS— 
Giant double flowering, improved. 
Colors: Red, rose, salmon, white, 
yellow, violet. Price, 35c a dozen. 
CELOSIA or CHINESE WOOL 
FLOWER— 
Silky plumes of bright red or 
pink. Price, 35c a dozen. 
DIANTHUS— 
Japanese Pink —Finest double, at¬ 
tractive. Mixed colors, 35c a doz. 
Sweet William —Finest mixed col¬ 
ors, 35c a dozen. 
DUSTY MILLER— 
Silver leaf foliage plant. Price, 
35c a dozen. 
FORGET-ME-NOT— 
Dwarf, bright blue flowers. Price, 
35c a dozen. 
GLOBE AMARANTH— 
Globe-shaped flowers, fine for 
winter bouquets when dried. 3 
for 10c. 
IMPATIENS SULTANA— 
Rich pink, and salmon red, ever- 
blooming. 10c each. 
LOBELIA— 
For border planting. 
Blue Gown — Deep, clear blue, 
dwarf. 
Blue Stone — Beautiful, light blue, 
very attractive, dwarf. 
Crystal Palace —Dwarf, dark blue. 
Me re I da —Dwarf, rose-pink. 
Trailing Lobelia — Deep blue, for 
hanging baskets and window 
boxes. Prices, 35c a dozen; 3 doz¬ 
en for $1.00; 5 dozen for $1.50. 
Lunaria —Or Money Plant. The seed 
pods are flat and round, silver in 
color and make fine winter bou¬ 
quets. 5c each; 50c dozen. 
MARIGOLDS— 
Crown of Gold —New kind of mari¬ 
gold; collarette, bright golden- 
orange; crested, profuse bloomer. 
Dixie Sunshine —New, brilliant gol¬ 
den-yellow. 
Giant African —Orange or lemon- 
yellow. 
Guinea Gold — Very fine, large 
orange cut flower. 
Legion of Honor — Dwarf, brown 
and yellow. 
Floridunda< —New dwarf, orange. 
Robert Beist — Dwarf, reddish 
brown. 
Harmony —Dwarf, bronze and yel¬ 
low. 
Monarch —Dwarf, golden ball. 
Marigold Chrysanthemum — Chrys¬ 
anthemum flowered, new, giant 
type. Color, lemon to bright 
orange. 
Pallette —Dwarf, lemon-yellow. Fine 
for border. 
Sunset Giant —The giant of mari¬ 
golds, sweet fragrance, deep 
orange to golden yellow, to light 
lemon yellow. 
Tagates — Very dwarf, miniature 
flowering. 
Yellow Supreme — Creamy yellow, 
carnation flowering. 
Price, 35c a dozen; 3 dozen for 
75c. 
NICOTI AN A— 
Flowery tobacco, bright red, very 
attractive. 3 for 10c. 
PANSIES— 
Giant flowering pansy plants, 
field grown. Price, 5c each; 50c 
a dozen. 
PETUNIAS— 
Dwarf Petunias for border: 
Admiral —Dark blue. 
Lace Veil —Pure white. 
Martha Washington —Blush pink. 
Pink Glory —Rosy pink. 
Rosy Morn —Bright rose. 
Setting Sun —Brilliant deep rose. 
General Dodd — Dwarf, velvety 
rose red. 
Snow Ball —Dwarf, pure white. 
