Flower Seed PLANTING SCHEDULE 
NAME 
Ageratum (A). 
Alyssum( A). 
Amaranthus (A). 
Antirrhinum (A). 
Aquilegia (P). 
Asters (A). 
Balsam (A). 
Calendula (A). 
Calliopsis (A). 
Candytuft (A-P). 
Canterbury Bells (A-P) 
Carnation (A-P). 
Celosia(A). 
Clarkia (A). 
Coleus (A). 
Coreopsis (P). 
Cornflower (A). 
Cosmos (A). 
Dahlia (P). 
Daisy (A-P). 
Delphinium (P). 
Dianthus (A-B) 
Dimorphotheca (A). 
Dusty Miller (A). 
Eschscholtzia (A). 
Gaillardia (P) 
Globe Amaranth (A).... 
Gypsophila (A-P) . 
Helichrysum (A) 
Heliotrope (P). 
Hibiscus (P). 
Hollyhock (P). 
Kochia (A). 
Lantana (P). 
Larkspur (A). 
Marigold (A). 
Mignonette (A) . 
Morning Glory (A). 
Pansy (P). 
Petunia (A). 
Phlox (A). 
Poppy (A). 
Portulaca (A). 
Ricinus (A). 
Salpiglossis (A). 
Salvia (A) . 
Scabiosa (A-P) . 
Statice (P). 
Stocks (P). 
Sweet Pea (A-P). 
Sweet William (P) 
Verbena (A). 
Vinca (P). 
Wallflower (P) . 
Zinnia (A). 
Height of 
Plant 
8-24* in 
2-12 in 
24-60 in 
1%- 5 ft 
24-48 in 
12-30 in 
18-30 in 
12-36 in 
12-36 in 
12-18 in 
18-42 in 
18-36 in 
24-36 in 
15-30 in 
12-24 in 
18-36 in 
1- 3 ft 
48-72 in 
36-72 in 
10-30 in 
36-60 in 
4- 15 in 
8-12 in 
18-24 in 
10-12 in 
18-30 in 
12-18 in 
18-24 in 
24-36 in 
18-24 in 
24-60 in 
5- 8 ft 
36 in 
24-36 in 
36-48 in 
8-30 in 
10-12 in 
20-50 ft 
4- 6 in 
18-24 in 
12-18 in 
24-60 in 
4- 6 in 
5- 10 ft 
18-30 in 
24>-42 in 
24-30 in 
18-30 in 
24-30 in 
4- 8 ft 
12-24 in 
6- 10 in 
15-18 in 
12-18 in 
24-36 in 
Shape of 
Color of 
Good Cut 
Best 
Location 
Plant 
Flowers 
Flowers 
Use 
Sun^Shady 
bushy 
blue, white 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
spreading 
white 
fair 
edging 
sunny 
bushy 
reds 
fair 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
any 
branchy 
several 
yes 
border 
any 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
any 
erect 
many 
fair 
border 
sunny 
bushy 
yellows 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
yellows 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
fair 
border 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
red. yellow 
fair 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
several 
ves 
border 
any 
bushy 
white 
no 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
yellows 
bedding 
sunny 
erect 
many 
ves 
border 
sunny 
bushy 
several 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
yes 
yes 
yes 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
white, pink 
edging 
any 
tall 
blues 
border 
sunny 
bushy 
clump 
many 
many 
bedding 
border 
sunny 
sunny 
spreading 
purple 
edging 
sunny 
bushy 
several 
yes 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
red, gold 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
purple, white 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
branchy 
white 
yes 
border 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
several 
bedding 
shady 
branchy 
several 
specimen 
sunny 
slender 
many 
ves 
border 
moist 
bushy 
branchy 
red 
several 
no 
yes 
yes 
border 
bedding 
sunny 
sunny 
tall 
many 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
yellows 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
erect 
several 
yes 
edging 
sunny 
vine 
many 
for shade 
sunny 
clump 
many 
ves 
edging 
any 
bushy 
many 
fair 
bedding 
any 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
erect 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
creeping 
many 
no 
edging 
sunny 
branchy 
bronze leaves 
no 
massing 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
border 
any 
bushy 
red, blue 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushv 
several 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
ves 
bedding 
sunny 
vine 
many 
yes 
cutting 
sunny 
bushy 
manv 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
creeping 
many 
yes 
edging 
sunny 
bushy 
pink, white 
fair 
bedding 
sunny 
bushy 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
bushv 
many 
yes 
bedding 
sunny 
When to Plant 
Jan. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Jan. to May—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to Sept.—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to April 
Feb. to April 
Jan. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to May 
Feb. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Feb. to May—Sept, to Oct. 
Feb. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Jan! To April 
Feb. to May—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to Feb.—Oct. to Nov. 
Mar. to May 
Feb. to April 
Feb. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to Mar.—Sept, to Oct. 
Jan. to Mar.—Sept, to Nov. 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to April 
Jan. to Mar.—Sept, to Oct. 
Mar. to May 
Feb. to April 
Jan. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to May 
Jan. to Feb.—Oct. to Nov. 
Jan. to May 
Jan. to May 
Jan. to Mar.—Sept, to Nov. 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to May 
Feb. to May 
Feb. to April 
Mar. to May 
Feb. to April 
Feb. to April—Sept, to Nov. 
Jan. to Mar.—Oct. to Dec. 
Jan. to April—Oct. to Nov. 
Jan. to April 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to May 
Mar. to Aug. 
JstiiMA. and Shipping QnMhwdtmnA. 
STAMPS 
On orders of seeds where the amount is less than one dollar, we 
will accept U. S. postage stamps in good condition (One-cent and two- 
cent stamps preferred) the same as cash, but we would ask those remit¬ 
ting stamps to wrap them in oiled paper, if possible, to prevent their 
sticking together or to the order 
EXPRESS CHARGES 
When paying express charges be sure you only pay "second class" 
rates, which apply to all seeds. Don't let any express agent charge you 
first class rates. 
MEXICO CUSTOMERS 
Please notice that the Parcel Post rate into your country is N/ 2 C per 
each 2 ounces up to 8 ounces. The pound rate is 19 cents and the 
Registration 15 cents per package. We ship up to 25 pounds per 
package. 
All goods are offered subject to being unsold on receipt of order, and 
we reserve the right to advance prices without notice. 
In filling out your orders always give SHIPPING DIRECTIONS, and 
write NAME and ADDRESS DISTINCTLY on each and every order. 
WEIGHT LIMIT. Packages are subject to a limit of maximum weight 
in the first, second and third zone of 70 pounds; in all other zones 
of 50 pounds. 
ZONE RATES may be had by applying to your Postmaster who will 
tell you which zone you are in, with reference to San Antonio or con¬ 
sult parcel post schedule below. 
POSTAGE has to be prepaid and customers will kindly add same to 
their valued orders, as packages cannot be mailed charges collect at 
destination. This refers to larger quantities than prices quoted postpaid. 
PARCEL POST, C. O. D. Packages may be sent C. O. D. at an extra 
expense of 12 cents, which amount is added to the order. 
INSURED PARCEL POST. If customers want their packages sent 
insured they will kindly add cost to their remittance. Rate—5c up to 
$5.00; 10c up to $25.00. 
jC 
We cannot personally direct the use of our goods 
after they leave our hands; neither can we fully 
control anywhere, at any time, the operation of the 
natural law as it affects seeds; therefore, we give 
no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the produc¬ 
tiveness of seed and we will not be responsible for 
the crop. We warrant only the germination and purity 
tests of our seeds, which is in accordance with the 
Certified Seed Dealers of Texas. If the purchaser can¬ 
not accept our seeds on these terms they must be 
returned to us at once. 
V 
DOMESTIC PARCEL POST RATES 
On Seeds, Plants, Bulbs and Roots within 
the U. S. and Possessions 
Zone 
1— San Antonio and within 50 miles of San Antonio.. 8c 
2 — within 
3— within 
.4—within 
5— within 
6 — within 
7— within 
50 to 150 miles of San Antonio_,.. 8c 
150 to 300 miles of San Antonio.■_9c 
300 to 600 miles of San Antonio_ 10c 
600 to T000 miles of San Antonio_11c 
1000 to 1400 miles of San Antonio_ 12c 
1400 to 1800 miles of San Antonio_ 14c 
8 —all over 1800 miles from San Antonio.. 
Each 
Each 
additional 
Lb. or 
lb. or 
fraction 
fraction 
8 c 
lc 
- . 8c 
lc 
.. 9c 
2 c 
.. 10c 
4c 
.. 11c 
6 c 
.. 12c 
7c 
.. 14c 
9c 
.. 15c 
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