SAVE YOURSELF WITH A PLANET JR 
Planet Jr. No. 4 
Combined Hill and 
Drill Seeder and 
Wheel Hoe 
This is a practical, every-day, time-, labor- 
and money-saver. It sows in continuous rows 
with great uniformity and drops with accuracy 
in hills 6, 8, 12, or 24 inches apart. Can be con¬ 
verted into a Wheel Hoe by removing the hopper 
and attaching the Wheel-Hoe parts. The hopper 
holds 2J^ quarts of seed. $18.75. 
Planet Jr. No- 25 Hill and Drill 
Seeder and Wheel Hoe 
This new combined machine is intended for 
gardeners who have enough acreage in crops for 
a double Wheel Hoe to be used to good advan¬ 
tage, and yet prefer not to buy Seeder and Wheel 
Hoe separately. As a Seeder it is practically the 
same as the No. 4, having the hill-dropping 
mechanism and automatic device for stopping 
the feed. $22.50. 
Planet Jr. No. 12 Double Wheel 
Hoe 
This is the same as the No. 11 with 6-inch 
Hoes only and no rakes. Any or all of the at¬ 
tachments of the No. 11 may be added at any 
time. $11.50. 
Planet Jr. No. 13 Double Wheel 
Hoe 
This is the simplest form of the Double Wheel 
Hoes, having the pair of 6-inch Hoes only. 
Other parts used on the No. 11 may be added 
if desired. $8.75. 
Planet Jr GardenTools 
Planet Jr. No. 11 Combined Single 
and Double Wheel ^ 
This is the most completely equipped of the 
Planet Jr. Wheel Hoes, and will do the widest 
range of work. Especially recommended for 
large gardens. The equipment consists of 1 pair 
6-in. Hoes, 1 pair 4^-in. Hoes, 4 Cultivator 
Teeth, 1 pair Plows, 2 3-tooth Rakes, 2 5-tooth 
Rakes, and 2 Leaf-Lifters. $14.50. 
Planet Jr. No. 220 
Fertilizer Distributor 
The No. 220 is a hand machine that will handle 
any commercial fertilizer and distribute it 
evenly. It will distribute in the middle of three 
rows 14 inches apart, or it will side-dress one 
side each of two rows up to 36 inches apart. The 
quantity of the fertilizer can be regulated from 
200 to 2,000 pounds per acre. $28.75. 
Planet Jr. No. 16 Single Wheel 
Hoe 
These Single Wheel Hoes are the highest of 
their type, and there is scarcely any garden 
culture of which they are not capable. The 
equipment consists of 1 pair 6-in. Hoes, 1 5-tooth 
Rake, 1 3-tooth Rake, 1 Plow, 3 Cultivator 
Teeth, and 1 Leaf-Guard. $8.75. 
Planet Jr. Nos. 17, 17Vk> and 18 
Single Wheel Hoes 
No. 17. Equipment: 1 pair 6-in. Hoes, 1 large 
Plow, and 3 Cultivator Teeth. $7.75. 
No. 17 Vi- Equipment: 1 pair 6-in. Hoes, 3 
Cultivator Teeth. $6.75. 
No. 18. Equipment: 1 pair 6-in. Hoes onlv. 
$5.75. 
The No. 119 Wheel is 24 inches in diameter, 
very strong, and pushes easily in rough ground. 
The Plow opens a good furrow, covers equally 
well, and can be used for plowing growing crops 
and hilling up. The equipment consists of 1 
lM-in- Cultivating Tooth, 1 4-in. Cultivating 
Tooth, 1 Plow, $3.85. 
Abutilon. 4 
Achillea. 4 
Aconitum. . . . 4 
Acroclinium. 4 
Adonis. 4 
Ageratum. 4 , 4 th Cov. 
Agrostemma. 4 
Althaea. 8 
Alyssum. 4 
Amaranth, Globe. 7 
Amaranthus. 4 
Ampelopsis. 4 
Anchusa. 4 
Anemone. 4 
Anthemis. 4 
Antirrhinum. 
2 nd Cov., 4 
Aquilegia. 4 
Arabis. 5 
Arctotis. S 
Aristolochia. 5 
Armcria. 5 
Asparagus. 5 
Asperula. 5 
Asters. 5 , 4 th Cov. 
Avens. 7 
Baby’s Breath. 8 
Bachelor’s Button. 6 
Balloon Vine. 5 
Balsam . 5 
Bartonia. 5 
Beans, Runner. 5 
Bellflower, Jap.. . 12 
Beilis. 5 
Blanket Flower. 7 
Blazing Star. 9 
Bocconia. 5 
Boltonia.. 5 
Brachycome. 5 
Bright Eyes. 5 
Browallia. 5 
Bulbs . 15,16 
Butterfly Flower. .... 11 
Cactus ... 5 
Calendula. . .... 5 
Caliiopsis . 5 
Campanula. 6 
Canary-Bird Vine .6 
Candytuft. 6 
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Cannas. 16 
Canterbury Bells. 6 
Cardinal Climber.8 
Cardinal Flower. 9 
Carnations... . 6 , 4 th Cov. 
Castor-Oil Bean.11 
Catchfly.11 
Celosia. 6 
Centaurea. 6 
Centrosema. 6 
Cerastium. 6 
Cheiranthus.12 
Chinese Lantern Plant. 6 
Chrysanthemum. 6 
Cineraria. 6 
Cinquefoil.11 
Clarkia. 6 
Clematis. 6 
Cleome. 6 
Cobaea. 6 
Cockscomb. 6 
Coleus.6 
Columbine.. 4 
Coneflower.11 
Coreopsis. 6 
Cornflower. 6 
Cosmos. 7 
Cyclamen. 7 
Cynoglossum. 7 
Cypress, Summer. 8 
Cypress Vine.8 
Dahlias... . 2 nd Cov., 7,16 
Daisies.5,7 
Delph inium.7,8 
Dianthus. 7 
Dictamnus. 7 
Didiscus. 7 
Digitalis. 7 
Dimorphotheca. . 7 
Dolichos. 7 
Echinocystis. 7 
Eschscholtzia. 7 
Euphorbia.’ * 7 
Everlastings. . 4 , 7 , 8 , 11,12 
Firebush, Mexican . . 8 
Flowers for Different 
Purposes.14 
Forget-me-not.9 
Four-o’CIock .9 
Foxglove.| 7 
Index 
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Fringe Flower.11 
Gaillardia. 7 
Geum. 7 
Gladiolus. 15 
Godetia. 7 
Gomphrena. 7 
Gourds. 7 
Gynerium. 8 
Gypsophila. 8 
Harebell . 12 
Helianthus. 8 
Helichrysum.8 
Heliotrope. 8 
Hesperis. 8 
Heuchera. 8 
Hibiscus . 8 
Hollyhocks. 8 
Hop, Jap. 8 
Humulus. 8 
Hunnemannia. 8 
Iberis. 6 
Impatiens. 8 
Ipomoea. 8 
Ivy. 4 
Jerusalem Cherry.11 
Kochia.. 8 
Kudzu Vine.11 
Lady-Slipper. 5 
Lantana. 8 
Larkspur.7,8 
Lathyrus. 8 
Lavandula. 8 
Lavatera. 8 
Lavender. 8 
Lawn Food. 3 
Lawn Seed... . 1st Cov., 2 
Leptosiphon. 9 
Liatris. 9 
Lilies.15 
Linum. 9 
Lobelia.9 
Love-in-a-Mist.10 
Lunaria.9 
Lupine. 9 
Lupinus. 9 
Lychnis. 9 
Mallow. 8 
Marguerite, Hardy. . 4 
Marigold. . . 9 , 4 th Cov. 
Marigold, Pot. 5 
Mesembryanthemum. . 9 
Mignonette. 9 
Mimosa. 9 
Mimulus. 9 
Mirabilis..9 
Monkey Flower. .9 
Moonflower.8 
Morning-Glory. 
2 nd Cov., 8 , 9 , 3 rd Cov. 
Myosotis. 9 
Nasturtiums. 9 
Nemophila.9 
Nepeta.10 
Nicotiana.10 
Nigella. 10 
(Enothera. 10 
Pansies. 10 
Pentstemon . ..10 
Petunia.10 
Pheasant’s Eye. 4 
Phlox. ::n 
Physalis. 6 
Pinks. 7 
Platycodon.12 
Polemonium.10 
Poppies. 5,10 
Portulaca.. 2 nd Cov.,11 
Potentilla.11 
Primrose, Evening. .10 
Primrose, Hardy.11 
Pueraria.11 
Pyrethrum.H 
Red-Hot Poker.12 
Rhodanthe.H 
Ricinus.11 
Rudbeckia.11 
Sage, FI.’ll 
Salpiglossis.11 
Salvia.11 
Sanvitalia.11 
Satin Flower. 7 
Scabiosa. 11 , 3 rd Cov. 
Schizanthus.H 
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Sea Lavender.12 
Sedum.11 
Senecio. 11 
SHene.11 
Snapdragons. 2nd Cov .,4 
Snow-in-Summer. 6 
Solanum. 11 
Speedwell.12 
Spider Plant. 6 
Statice. 12 
Stocks.12 
Stocks, Virginia..12 
Stokesia..12 
Stonecrop.11 
Straw Flower.8 
Sunflower .8 
Sweet Peas. 12 
Sweet Sultan.6 
Sweet William. 7 
Thalictrum.12 
Thunbergia.12 
Tickseed. 6 
Torch Lily.12 
Tritoma.12 
Trop?eoIum. 6 
Tube Tongue.11 
Tuberose. 16 
Tufted Pansies.12 
Verbenas..12 
Veronica.12 
Viola.12 
Violet. 12 
Virgin’s Bower. 6 
Wahlenbergia.12 
Wallflower.12 
Woolflower, Chinese. . . 6 
Xeranthemum . 12 
Zinnia. 13 , 3 rd Cov. 
Zinnia, Creeping.11 
VEGETABLE SEEDS 
Artichoke.17 
Asparagus.17 
Beans. 17,18 
Beets.,’i8 
Borecole.22 
Broccoli. 18 
Brussels Sprouts. 18 
Cabbage.19 
Cabbage, Chinese. 19 
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Cardoon. 19 
Carrots. . . . 19 
Cauliflower.. 19 
Celeriac. 20 
Celery. . 20 
Chard, Swiss. 18 
Chicory. 20 
Chives. 20 
Corn, Field. 21 
Corn, Hybrid. 27 
Corn, Salad. 20 
Corn, Sweet. 20,21 
Cress . 21 
Cucumber. .21 
Dandelion. .21 
Eggplant.. 21 
Endive. 21 
Fennel. 21 
Finocchio 21 
Herbs. .22 
Kale. .22 
Kohlrabi.22 
Leek. 22 
Lettuce. 22 
Mushroom Spawn. 23 
Muskmelons. 23 
Mustard. 22 
Okra. .23 
Onions. 23 
Parsley. 24 
Parsnip. 24 
Peas. 24 
Pepper.. 24 
Pumpkin. 2.5 
Radish. .25 
Rhubarb. 25 
Rutabaga. 27 
Salsify. 25 
Spinach. ... 25 
Squashes. 26 
Tomatoes. 26 
Turnips. 27 
Vegetable Plants. 27 
Watermelon. 23 
FARM SEEDS. 28 
FERTILIZERS... 31,32 
INSECTICIDES and 
FUNGICIDES 29-32 
