SflLZER’S DOLLAR V ^qB LE m LECTION 
1565—25 Packages for $1.00 postpaid. During the fall of each year, in order to 
give employment to our help, we fill thousands of packages of seeds for these col¬ 
lections by machinery, and can therefore sell them so cheaply. The seeds used are 
all of the same high Salzer quality and carefully tested at our Cliffwood Farms. 
Mr. W. Y. Klippel, R. D. 4, Box 7 0, Britt, Iowa, writes, “In sinte of the drought, we 
had a vei'y good garden from your Dollar Vegetable Ck)llection.’’ 
1— Beans, Golden Wax. 
2— Beans, Ex. Early Tender Valentine. 
,3—Beet, Crosby’s Egyptian. 
4— Cabbage, Salzer’s Lightning. 
5— Carrot, Danver’s Half Long. 
6— Cauliflower, Salzer’s First Crop. 
7— Celery, Salzer’s Self Blancher. 
8— Com, Sweet, Early Minnesota. 
9— Cucumber, Improved White Spine. 
10— Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna. 
11 — Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson. 
12— Lettuce, California Cream Butter. 
13 — Melon, Musk, Selected Rockyford. 
14 — Melon, Water, Fourth of July. 
15— Onion, Yellow Globe 
Danvers. 
16— Parsnip, Hollow 
Crown. 
17— Parsley, Moss Curled. 
18— Peas, Salzer’s Earliest 
and Best. 
1 9—Pepper, Pimiento. 
2 0—Radish, Earliest 
White. 
21 —Ra dish, Sparkler. 
22— Rutabaga, American Purple Top 
23— Spinach, Salzer’s Savoy. 
24— Squash, Salzer’s Delicious. 
25— Tomato, Salzer’s Earliest of All, 
COLI.ECTIOIVS ARE PUT UP IN ADVANCE OF THE .SEASON AND CANNOT BE ALTERED 
Salzer’s Home Garden Vegetable Collection 
For a Garden Containing 4,000 Sq. Ft. 
1564— The vegetables and quantities offered in this collection are the result of a careful tabula¬ 
tion of orders covering a period of several years, thus indicating the varieties most popular and sat¬ 
isfactory. This assortment is carefully selected for a continuous supply of the best and most pro¬ 
ductive fresh vegetables throughout the season. Garden Plan free with collection. 
VARIETIES 
POSTPAID 
Beans, Bountifiil, Green Pod... 1 11). 
Beans, Wardwell’s Delicious 
Wax . 1 lb- 
Beets, Salzer’s Red Beauty. 1 oz. 
Beets, Salzer’s Fireball. 1 oz. 
Swiss Chard, Lucullus. 1 pkg. 
Cabbage, Salzer’s Lightning. . . .1 pkg. 
Cabbage, Danish Ballhead. 1 oz. 
Carrot, Salzer’s Coreless. 1 oz. 
Cauliflower, Salzer’s Surehead..! pkg. 
Celery, Salzer’s Self Blanching. 1 pkg. 
Sweet Corn, Salzer’s Golden 
Bantam . 1 lb. 
Sweet Corn, Stowell’s Ever¬ 
green . 1 lb. 
Cucumber, Improved Long 
Green. 1 oz. 
Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna. 1 pkg. 
Lettuce, May King. 1 pkg. 
Lettuce, Salzer’s Earliest. 1 oz. 
Lettuce, Calif. Cream Butter...! pkg. 
Melon. Musk, Selected 
Rockyford . 1 oz. 
Melon, Water, Salzer’s Earliest.! oz. 
Onion, Salzer’s Red 
Wethersfield .! oz. 
Onion, Southport Yellow Globe.! oz. 
Onion, Southport White Globe.! pkg. 
Parsley, Moss Curled. 1 pkg. 
Parsnip, Hollow Crown. ! oz. 
Peas, Little Marvel. ! lb. 
Peas, Gradus.! lb. 
Peas, Dwarf Defiance.! lb. 
Radish, Blood Red Snow 
White Tipped .! oz. 
Radish, Icicle .! oz. 
Radish, Crimson Giant.! oz. 
Spinach, Salzer’s Savoy.! oz. 
Tomato, Salzer’s Earliana. .....! pkg. 
Tomato, New Stone.! pkg. 
Turnip, Purple Top White 
Globe .1 oz. 
A friend loaned me your catalog, assuring me that even in China, Salzer’s seeds 
give unusual success.—Mrs. Ernest T. Shaw, 29 Teng Shih K’ou, Peking, China. 
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