PERFECTION BRAND SEEDS—Since 1906 
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For the 55rd Consecutive Year—Greetings 
There is an old saying, trite but true, that “nothing suc¬ 
ceeds like success” and it was never more applicable than 
to our business. True enough, we are not the largest Seed 
House in the country and we wish to assure you that we 
have no desire to become the largest, but we can say safely 
and without fear of successful contradiction that regardless 
of size, you cannot buy better seeds than Perfection Brand. 
We have been successful because we have never lost 
sight of the small buyer. Regardless of the size of your 
purchase, your order is always welcome and will receive 
the same courteous attention as if it were a carload lot. 
For the 33rd consecutive year, or since 1906, we invite 
your business and urge the larger growers to send us their 
lists for quantity prices. 
Suggestions for Ordering 
A reading of the following will prove an aid to you and 
to us: 
OUR PRICES—Including bags, boxes, and free cartage 
to the depot. 
The prices quoted in this catalog include free delivery on 
packets, ounces, quarter pounds, pounds (except where 
otherwise stated). “By freight or express” means that 
transportation charges are paid by the customer. 
EARLY ORDERS—Our rush season comes in the months 
of March and April. Orders sent at once secure prompt 
shipment from our full stock. 
HOW TO ORDER—Write your name, postoffice. State, 
and express office plainly with black ink on every order 
and every time you write us. Give plain express, mail, or 
freight directions. Where none are given, we route at buy¬ 
er’s risk. 
MARKET GARDENERS and others who buy vegetable 
seed in bulk to the amount of $10.00 or more are requested 
to send their list of seeds wanted to us and let us make 
special quotations. 
PLANT ORDERS—Orders for plants will be filled as 
early in the spring as we consider it safe to send them. If 
ordered for immediate shipment in severe weather, they 
will be sent at purchaser’s risk. 
USE ORDER SHEETS—The use of order sheets enclosed 
in this catalog is a great help to us in facilitating filling 
and shipment of orders. More will be sent on receipt ol 
postal asking for same. 
ABOUT WARRANTING SEEDS—It is impractical U 
guarantee seeds, as the best seeds will fail under impropei 
treatment. Some may be sown in too dry ground or too 
wet, too deep, or too shallow. Some hardy seeds will stand 
cold weather and will grow where the soil is too cold for 
others and would cause them to decay. Insects may attack 
and destroy them. For these reasons we do not give war¬ 
ranty in any respect, and will not be responsible for the 
crop. 
WE GIVE GREEN 
TRADING STAMPS 
Vremium List on 
Request 
INDEX 
Page 
Garden Seeds 
Asparagus .-. 2 
Asparagus Roots - 2 
Beans .— 2-3 
Beets .—. 3 
Broccoli .-. 3 
Brussels Sprouts .. 3 
Cabbage - 4 
Frost Proof 
Plants -—. 13 
Cantaloupe ._...6-7 
Carrots ..— 4 
Cauliflower .— 4 
Celery .— 4 
Collards . 5 
Corn Salad . 5 
Corn—Sweet .— 6 
Cress . 5 
Cucumber .. 6 
Dill . 6 
Egg Plant . 5 
Endive —.-. 5 
Garlic . 9 
Gumbo —. 9 
Herbs . 
Horseradish - 5 
Kale or Borecole ... 6 
Kohl-rabi . 5 
Leek —- 9 
Lettuce . 6 
Mustard . 8 
Mustard Spinach .. 8 
Muskmelon .6-7 
Okra .. 9 
Onions .— 8 
Onion Plants _ 8 
Onion Sets .. 8 
Onion Seed . 8 
Oyster Plant . 11 
Parsnips .—. 9 
Parsley . 9 
Page 
Peas .. 9 
Pepper . 10 
Potatoes . 11 
Pumpkin . 10 
Radish .—10-11 
Rhubarb . 9 
Salsify . 11 
Spinach . 11 
Squash . 11 
Swiss Chard . 3 
Tobacco .. 13 
Tomato . 12 
Turnips .. 13 
Vegetable Plants 
and Roots . 17 
Watermelon . 7 
Farm Seeds 
Alfalfa .-. 21 
Buckwheat. 23 
Cane .-. 23 
Clover .-... 21 
Corn . 23 
Cow Peas . 22 
Darso . 24 
Feterita . 24 
Grass Seeds-26 
and inside back cover 
Hegari . 24 
Kafir .-. 24 
Mangel Wurzel .... 24 
Millet . 24 
Milo Maize . 24 
Mung Beans. 22 
Nitragin . 20 
Peas—Austr i an 
Winter . 22 
Peanuts . 22 
Popcorn . 23 
Rape . 23 
Soy Beans . 21 
Page 
Sudan Grass . 26 
Sunflower . 22 
Sweet Clover .. 21 
Vetch . 22 
Flower Seeds 
Ageratum . 14 
Alyssum . 14 
A 1 A 
Baby’s Breath'.’-Z 14 
Balsam . 14 
Balsam Apple . 19 
Calendula .. 14 
Candytuft . 14 
Cannas . 19 
Carnation . 14 
Centaurea .. 14 
Canterbury Bells ... 14 
Celosla . 16 
Chrysanthemum .... 14 
Columbine _ 14 
Cynoglossum . 15 
Cosmos . 14 
Cypress Vine . 19 
Dahlia .'.— 15 
Dianthus . 15 
Didiscus . 15 
Elephant’s Ear. 19 
Four o’clock. 15 
Foxglove . 15 
Gaillardia . 15 
Geranium .. 15 
Gourds — Ornamental 
.-. 19 
Gypsophila . 14 
Hollyhock .-. 15 
Hyacinth Bean_ 19 
Kochia . 15 
Lantana .. 15 
Larkspur . 16 
Lupin . 15 
Page 
Madeira Vine. 19 
Marigold .. 15 
Marvel of Peru.. 15 
Mignonette —. 15 
Moonflower . 19 
Morning Glory. 19 
Nasturtium . 16 
Pansies . 16 
Petunia . 16 
Phlox .-. 16 
Pinks .. 17 
Poppy . 16 
Portulaca . 17 
Ricinus .-. 17 
Scabiosa . 17 
Snapdragon . 17 
Scarlet Runner. 19 
Snow-on-the- 
Mountain . 15 
Stocks . 17 
Sunflower _ 15 
Sweet Peas . 17 
Sweet William _ 17 
Verbena . 17 
Vinca . 17 
Vine Seeds... 19 
Zinnias . 18 
Bedding Plants 
Bulbs . .19-20 
Insecticides, Fungi¬ 
cides, Disinfeetants 
Arsenate of Lead . 29 
B-K ..-. 29 
Black Leaf 40. 29 
Bordeaux Mixture . 29 
Ceresan . 31 
Cya nogas Dust. 29 
K-R-O . 29 
Evergreen ..._. 30 
Page 
Fei'ogen . 28 
Grape and Rose 
Dust .—. 30 
Insectrogen . 
Lime Sulphur. 29 
Nitragin . 20 
Paris Green.. 29 
Pomo-Green . 30 
Pyrox . 29 
Ratnip . 29 
Ratnik . 29 
Santochlor . 30 
Seed Disinfectants 33 
Semesan .. 31 
Slug Shot _ 29 
Stim-U-Plant . 27 
Tobacco Dust . 29 
Tree Tanglefoot ... 29 
Tri-Ogen . 28 
General Supplies 
Auxilin . 30 
Antrol _ 30 
Catnip Mice .. 38 
Cow Remedies . 39 
Dog Foods . 38 
Dog Remedies. 38 
Earthbands . 27 
Fertilijers . 27 
Flower Boxes and 
Pots . 27 
Garden Gloves. 26 
Hanging Baskets .. 27 
Hotkaps . 26 
K R O. 29 
Labels . 27 
Plant Tubs . 27 
Plant Supports. 27 
Peat Moss. 27 
Pulvex . 38 
Ratnip . 29 
Page 
Sheep Manure . 27 
Snarol . . 30 
Poultry Supplies 
Avicol . 34 
Brooder Heater. 38 
Caponizing Sets 34 
Carbola . 37 
Carbolineum .. 33 
Cel-O-Glass . 37 
Drinking Founts 35 
Don Sung . 34 
Foods -. 33 
Feeders . 37 
Grit and Shell Box 37 
Hudson Brooder .. . 36 
Leg Bands . 35 
Remedies . 33-34 
Roup Over . 34 
Thermometers . 36 
Toe Punch.. 35 
Trapnests . 37 
Vio-Ray Window 
Fabric . 37 
Garden Tools 
Fertilizer 
Distributor . 26 
Garden Plows. 31 
Garden Tools . 40 
Garden Trowel. 40 
Grasnip . 40 
Hand Cultivators .. 31 
Hedge Shears. 40 
Hudson Seeder. 31 
Seed Sowers. 26 
Spading Fork . 40 
Spray Pumps. 31 
Trimsnip . 40 
Weeedrs . 40 
