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Sedum.42,93 
Sempervivum.93 
Senecio.42 
Sensitive Plant.34 
Shasta Daisy.23 
Shellflower, Mexican.71 
Siberian Wallflower.22 
Sidalcea.42,93 
Silene.42,93 
Silk Oak.27 
Snapdragon.7,15 
Sneezewort.14,28 
Snow-in-Summer.85 
Snow-on-the-Mountain... .26 
Solanum. 42 
South ern wood.61,84 
Speedwell.94 
Sphenogyne.45 
Spider Flower.23 
Spiraea.94 
Spurge, Japanese.91 
Stachys.94 
Statice.43,94 
Stevia.44 
Stock.12,43,46 
Stokesia.45,94 
Stonecrop.42,93 
Straw Flower.8,9,28 
Streptocarpus.44 
Sultan, Sweet.22 
Summer Cypress.31 
Summer Fir.17 
Sunflower..28,87,89 
Sunflower, Mexican.45 
Sun Plant.37 
Sun Rose...28,89 
Swan River Daisy.18 
Sweet Alyssum.15 
Sweet Pea.13,32,43,44 
Sweet Rocket.28 
Sweet Sultan.22 
Sweet Violet.46,94 
Sweet William.45,94 
Sweet Wivelsfield.25 
Tagetes.45 
Tahoka Daisy..30,45 
Tanacetum (Tansy)... .61,94 
Tassel Flower.18 
Teucrium. 94 
Thalictrum.45,94 
Thermopsis.45,94 
Thistle, Globe.26,86 
Thoroughwort.26 
Thrift.83 
Throatwort. 45 
Thunbergia. 45 
Thyme.45,61,94 
Tidy Tips.32 
Tigridia.71 
Tithonla.45 
Tobacco, Scented.35 
Torch Lily.45,94 
Torenia. .45 
Trachellum.45 
Transvaal Daisy.27,89 
Tree Celandine.17 
Tritoma.45,94 
Trollius..45,94 
Tropaeolum canarlense. ... 18 
Trumpet Flower.24 
Tuberose.71 
Tulip Poppy. 31 
Turtlehead.22 
Tydaea.45 
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Umbrella Palm.24 
Ursinia.45 
Valerian.45 
Venidlum.45 
Verbascum.45 
Verbena.13,46,94 
Vinca.2d Cov.,45,94 
Viola.46,94 
Violet. ..46,94 
Violet, African.42 
Virginian Stocks.46 
Viscaria.46 
Wall Cress, False.17 
Wallflower.22,46 
Water-Lilies.95 
Wild Cucumber Vine.26 
Wild Flower Mixture.47 
Windflower.15 
Wolfsbane.14 
Woodruff, Sweet.17 
Woolflower, Chinese. .... .22 
Xeranthemum.46 
Yarrow.14 
Youth and Old Age.47 
Yucca..94 
Zephy ranthes.71 
Zinnia.13,39,40,47 
Zinnia, Hardy.28 
VEGETABLES 
Artichoke.49 
Asparagus.48 
Beans.48,49 
Beet.50 
Beet, Spinach.58 
Broccoli.50 
Brussels Sprouts.50 
Cabbage.51 
Cardoon.50 
Carrot.51 
Cauliflower.. . . . 50 
Celery.52 
Chard, Swiss.58 
Chervil.52 
Chicory.52 
Chinese Cabbage.51 
Chives.61 
Citron.60 
Cocozelle.59 
Collards.52 
Corn.53 
Corn Salad.52 
Cress.52 
Cucumber.52 
Dandelion.52 
Eggplant.53 
Encfive.53 
Endive, French.52 
Escarolle.53 
Fennel.61 
Garlic.55 
Herbs.61 
Horse-Radish.53 
Kale.53 
Kohlrabi.53 
Leek.54 
Lettuce.54 
Martynla.54 
Melon, Musk.55 
Melon, Water.60 
Mint.61 
Mushrooms.54 
Muskmelon.55 
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Mustard.54 
Mustard Spinach.59 
New Zealand Spinach.59 
Okra.56 
Onion.55 
Parsley.56 
Parsnip.56 
Peanuts.57 
Peas.56,57 
Pepper.57 
Pepper Grass.52 
Perpetual Spinach.59 
Pe-Tsai.51 
Potatoes. . . ..57 
Pumpkin.58 
Radish. 58 
Rhubarb.58 
Romaine.54 
Rutabaga.61 
Salsify.58 
Savoy Cabbage.51 
Scorzonera.58 
Sea Kale.58 
Sorrel.59 
Spinach.59 
Spinach Beet.58 
Sprouts.53 
Squash.59 
Sweet Potatoes.. .57 
Swiss Chard.58 
Tomato.60 
Turnip.61 
Vegetable Marrow....59 
Water Cress.52 
Watermelon.60 
Witloof.52 
Wong Bok.51 
FARM SEEDS 
Field Com, Cereals, Millets, 
Clovers, Hay and Pasture, 
Vetches, Cowpeas, Soy Beans 
and Roots for Stock.., 62,63 
FRUIT 
Fruit Trees, Bush Fruits, 
Grapes, Strawberries. .. 45,64 
ROSES 
Everblooming and Hybrid 
Perpetuals; Climbing, Baby 
Rambler and Tree Roses. . 
76-80 
SHRUBS 
Flowering Shrubs, Climbers, 
Hedge, Evergreens.81,82 
GARDEN SUPPLIES 
Ant-Traps.Ill 
Aprons. 96 
Asbestos Torch.109 
Asparagus Knife.100 
Bamboo Rake.103 
Barrel, Spray.107 
Barrow, Wheel. 97 
Baskets. 96 
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Beetle Traps.109 
Bellows.106 
Bird-Houses. 96 
Bird Netting.102 
Bird Seed.96 
Books.114 
Boxes, Flower.96 
Budding Knives.100 
Bulb Planter. 97 
Burlap... 97 
Burner, Rubbish. 96 
Canes, Tonkin.108 
Cans, Watering. ..102 
Carnation Materials.108 
Carts, ^rinkling.107 
Celery Tubes.109 
Cultivators.97,98 
Cyclone Seeder.. . 104 
Dahlia Poles.. 108 
Dibbles. 97 
Distributors, Fertilizer. . . 97 
Dog Repellents.Ill 
Dust Guns. 106 
Edgers. 101 
Edging, Lawn..98 
Fencing. 97 
Fertilizers.112,113 
Flats.98 
Flower Pots.102 
Forks.98 
Frames.104 
Fruit-Picker.102 
Fumigants.Ill 
Fungicides.110 
Garden Line. 98 
Gazing Globe.;102 
Glazing Materials.98 
Gloves, Garden. 98 
Grafting Chisel.. 105 
Grafting Wax.Ill 
Grape Bags. 98 
Grass Hook. 99 
Graswlp. 99 
Heater, Hotbed.104 
Hedge Trimmers.105 
Hoes.98,99 
Hooks, Vyn-tach.108 
Hortex.110 
Hose and Accessories. . 99,100 
Hotbed Mats........... 102 
Hotbed Sash.104 
Humus.113 
Insecticides.110, 111 
Japanese Beetle Traps. . .109 
Knives.100 
Labels.100 
Lawncomb.103 
Lawn Edging. 98 
Lawn Mowers.. . .101 
Leaf Burner.96 
Line, Garden.98 
Lopping Shears.105 
Mats, Hotbed.102 
Molefume.Ill 
Mole Traps.109 
Moss, Sphagnum.113 
Mowers, Lawn.101 
Mulch-o-nure.113 
Nails, Wall.108 
Netting, Bird.102 
Paint.98,111 
Pans, Seed and Bulb.102 
Paper.102 
Paper Pots.103 
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Peat Moss.113 
Planet Jr.97,104 
Plant Stands.102 
Plant Supports.108 
Plant Tubs.109 
Poles, Dahlia.108 
Pots, Flower.102 
Pots, Watering.102 
Power Mowers.101 
Pruners, Tree.105 
Pruning Knives.100 
Pruning Saws.104 
Pruning Shears.105 
Raffia.109 
Rakes.103 
Rollers.103 
Rotene.110 
Sash.104 
Sawconite.112 
Sawconure.112 
Saws.104 
Scissors.I . 104 
Scythes. ^ 
Seeders.104 
Senoled.110 
Shading, Greenhouse. ... 98 
Shears.104,105 
Shovels.106 
Shrub Protectors.109 
Sieves. 106 
Signs, Warning.. 105 
Sod Lifters. 106 
Soil-Testing Kits.106 
Spades. 106 
Spike Roller.103 
Spray Barrel.107 
Spray Heads.108 
Sprayers...106,107 
Spreaders, Fertilizer. 97 
Sprinklers.107,108 
Sprinkling Carts.107 
Stakes, Plant.108 
Sundials.108 
Supports, Plant.108 
Sweepers.108 
Syringes..107 
Tampers. 108 
Thermometers.109 
Tinfoil.109 
Tool Sets, Garden.103 
Torches for Caterpillars. . 109 
Traps, Beetle..109 
Traps, Mole..109 
Tree Guards.109 
Tree-Wound Paint. Ill 
Trimmer, Hedge.105 
Trimmer, Lawn.101 
Trowels.109 
Tubs.109 
Turf Edgers.101 
Twines.109 
Vases.109 
Vermol.110 
Vine Supports.108 
Vyn-tach Hooks.108 
Wall Nails.108 
Watering Pots.102 
Watermat.103 
Weather-Vane.102 
Weeders.109 
Weed-Killers. Ill 
Wheelbarrow. 97 
Wild Bird Seed. 96 
Wire, Florists’.109 
WE WANT GARDEN PICTURES 
Last year’s photo contest was highly successful, and we 
are grateful to our photographer friends for sending us 
many interesting pictures. For 1938 we will pay $5 each 
for original photographs that we can use for reproduction 
and that are, in our opinion, suitable for our Catalogues. 
This offer is open from January 1 to November 1, 1938. 
Write your name and address on the back of each photo, the 
place ana the date on which it was taken, also a statement that 
the subject is (a) the product of Stumpp & Walter Co.’s seeds, 
bulbs or plants, or (b) has been produced by using our plant- 
foods, fungicides or insecticides, or (c) with the aid of implements 
(such as mowers, rollers, etc.) supplied by us. 
All prints sent in become our property without compensation to 
parties submitting them. The awarding of a $5 prize by the Stumpp 
& Walter Co. will be in full payment for all rights of reproduction. 
For our purjxise, photos need not be large or made with expen¬ 
sive apparatus. 
The Kind of Photos We Are Looking For 
Any of the following are good subjects— 
Lawns, golf courses, playing fields, pasture fields. 
Flower gardens, floral displays, individual flowers or plants, 
roses, climbers, vegetable gardens, plots, rows, individual vege¬ 
tables, baskets, bags, boxes of vegetables. 
Fruits of all kinds. Flowering shrubs, evergreens, hedges. 
Farm crops in the field, or close-ups of individual plants. 
The above must be the product of Stumpp & Walter Co.’s 
merchandise. The following action pictures must show Stumpp 
& Walter Co.’s Products being used— 
Digging, raking, hoeing, fertijizing, sowing, planting, thinning, 
transplanting, spraying, dusting, tying, mowing, watering, 
pruning, spraying, fumigating, weeding, mulching, grazing, putting, 
racing or otherwise using Stumpp & Walter turf. 
We request that you preserve your negatives. If your picture 
is acceptable, we may ask you to lend us the negative for a short 
time so that a larger print or additional prints may be made from it. 
STUMPP & WALTER CO., NEW YORK CITY 116 
IN 
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