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Acroclinium.35 
Ageratum.35 
Alphano.43 
Alyssum.35 
Antirrhinum.35 
Aphistrogcn.44 
Aquilegia.36 
Arsenate of Lead.44 
Asparagus. 1 
Asparagus Roots. 1 
Aster.36 
Baby’s Breath.38 
Bachelor’s Button.37 
Balsam.36 
Balsam Apple.36 
Beans.2,3 
Beans, Scarlet Runner.. . .41 
Beans, Soja.33 
Beet, Mangel. 5 
Beets.3-6 
Black-Leaf 40.44 
Blood (Dried).43 
Bonemeal.43 
Bordeaux Mixture.44 
Bovung.43 
Broccoli. 7 
Cabbage. ...7-9 
Cabbage, Chinese. 9 
Calendula.36 
Calliopsis.36 
Campanula.36 
Candytuft.36 
Canterbury Bells.36 
Carnation.37 
Carrots.10,11 
Castor-oil Bean.37 
Cauliflower. 9 
Celeriac.16 
Celery.11-15 
Celosia.37 
Centaurea..37 
Chard, Swiss. 9 
Chicory.16 
Chinese Lantern.40 
Chrysanthemum.37 
Clover.33 
Cockscomb, Dwarf.37 
Collards.16 
Columbine.36 
INDEX 
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Coreopsis.37 
Corn, Field.16 
Corn Salad.16 
Corn, Sweet.17 
Cosmos.37 
Cucumber.24,25 
Cultivator.46 
Dandelion.16 
Delphinium.37 
Dianthus.38 
Digitalis.38 
Dill.4 
Edger.46 
Eggplant.18 
Endive.16,18 
Eschscholtzia.38 
Everlasting.35 
Fennel, Florence.4 
Fertilizer Distributor.47 
Fertilizers.43 
Field Seeds.33 
Fish-oil Soap.44 
Flower Seeds.35-42 
Forget-me-not.39 
Four o’clock.38 
Foxglove.38 
Fungtrogen.44 
Gaillardia.38 
Gourds.38 
Grasses, Lawn.34 
Gypsophila.38 
Harrow.46 
Herbs. 4 
Hollyhocks.39 
Horse-Radish Roots.16 
Humus.43 
Iberis.36 
Impatiens.36 
Insecticides and Fungicides.44 
1 nsectrogen.44 
Kale.18 
Kohlrabi.19 
Larkspur.39 
Lawn Mowers and Supplies.45 
Leek.18 
Lemon Oil Insecticide.44 
Lettuce.19-21 
Lime.43 
Lime-Sulfur (Dry).44 
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Loma.43 
Marigold.39 
Marigold, Pot.36 
Mignonette.39 
Millet.33 
Mirabilis.38 
Miscellaneous Supplies... .47 
Momordica.36 
Morning-Glory.39 
Moss, Peat.43 
Mourning Bride.41 
Muskmelon.22 
Mustard.22 
Myosotis.39 
Nasturtium.39 
Nicofume Paper.44 
Nicofume Tobacco Powder.44 
Nitragin.44 
Nitrate of Soda.43 
Onions.23 
Onion Sets.23 
Pansy.40 
Para-Dichlorobenzene ... .44 
Paris Green.44 
Parsley.27 
Parsnip.26 
Peas.27 
Peas, Canada.33 
Peat Moss.43 
Pepper.28 
Petunia.40 
Phlox.40 
Phosphate.43 
Physalis.40 
Pinks.38 
Planet Jr. Tools.46 
Plantabbs.43 
Poppies.38,40 
Portulaca.40 
Primrose.41 
Primula.41 
Pulverizer.46 
Pumpkin.28 
Pyrox.44 
Radish.29 30 
Rape, Dwarf Essex.33 
Red Arrow Insect Spray.. .44 
Reseda.39 
Ricinus.37 
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Rutabaga.33 
Rye.33 
Sage, Scarlet.41 
Salsify.30 
Salvia.41 
Savory, Summer. 4 
Scabiosa.41 
Scalecide.44 
Seed Attachments.46 
Seeder.46 
Seed Sower.47 
Semesan.44 
Sheep Manure.43 
Slug-Shot.44 
Snapdragon.35 
Snarol.44 
Sorrel.30 
Spinach.31 
Sprayers.47 
Squash.30 
Stocks.41 
Sulphate of Aluminum... .43 
Sulphate of Ammonia.43 
Sunoco Spray Oil.44 
Sweet Marjoram. 4 
Sweet Peas.41 
Sweet William.41 
Thyme. 4 
Timothy.33 
Tobacco Dust, Fine.44 
Tomato.32 
Torf Mull.43 
Tree Tanglefoot.44 
Tri-ogen.44 
Turnip.33 
Vegetable Seeds.1-33 
Verbena.42 
Vetch, Hairy.33 
Vigoro.43 
Wallflowers.42 
Water Ballast Rollers.47 
Watermelon.26 
Weed Killer.44 
Whale-oil Soap.44 
Wheat.33 
Wheelbarrows.47 
Wheel Hoe.46 
Wilson’s O. K. Plant Spray.44 
Zinnia.42 
QUANTITY OF SEEDS REQUIRED TO SOW A SINGLE ROW OF 100 YARDS 
Asparagus.8 oz. 
Beans, Bush.6 lbs. 
Beans, Pole.3 lbs. 
Beets.5 oz. 
Cabbage.2 oz. 
Carrot.3 oz. 
Cauliflower. 
Chinese Cabbage.2 oz. 
Celery.3 oz. 
Corn.1 Ib. 
Cucumber.4 oz. 
Eggplant.1 oz. 
Endive.2 oz. 
Leek.2 oz. 
Lettuce.2 oz. 
Melon, Water.3 oz. 
Melon, Citron.2 oz. 
Okra.12 oz. 
Onion for Sets.8 oz. 
Onion for Large Bulbs.2 oz. 
Parsnip.3 oz. 
Parsley.2 oz. 
Peas.6 lbs. 
Pepper.1 oz. 
Pumpkin.2 oz. 
Radish.6 oz. 
Salsify.4 oz. 
Spinach. 6 oz. 
Squash.3 oz. 
Tomato.1 oz. 
Turnip. 3 oz. 
GRASS SEEDS TO THE ACRE 
Red Clover.10 to 15 lbs. 
White Clover (Dutch).10 lbs. 
Alfalfa or Lucerne.20 lbs. 
Alsike Clover.12 lbs. 
Sweet Clover.25 lbs. 
Crimson Clover.12 to 15 lbs. 
Timothy.12 lbs. 
Hungarian Grass.1 bus. 
Pasture Grass.2 to 3 bus. 
Blue Grass.2 to 3 bus. 
Rye Grass. 13 ^ to 2 bus. 
Orchard Grass. 1 3^^ to 2 bus. 
Redtop Grass. 13 ^ to 2 bus. 
Mixed Lawn Grass.5 bus. 
Millet.1 bus. 
SEEDS USUALLY SOWN UPON AN ACRE 
QUANTITY OF 
Barley, broadcast.2 to 3 bus. 
Beans, Dwarf, in drills.13^ bus. 
Beans, Pole, in hills... . 10 to 12 qts. 
Beets, in drills.5 to 6 lbs. 
Broom Corn, in hills... .8 to 10 qts. 
Buckwheat..1 bus. 
Cabbage, in beds, to trans¬ 
plant. . .3^Ib. 
Carrots, in drills.3 to 4 lbs. 
Corn, in hills.8 to 10 qts. 
Corn, for fodder.3 bus. 
Cowpeas.. .. 13 ^ to 2 bus. 
Cucumber, in hills.2 lbs. 
Flax, broadcast.13^ bus. 
Lettuce...3 lbs. 
Melon, Musk, in hills. . . .2 to 3 lbs. 
Melon, Water, in hills.. . .4 to 5 lbs. 
Mustard, broadcast.3^bus. 
Oats, broadcast.2 to 3 bus. 
Onions, in drills..5 to 6 lbs. 
Onion Sets, in drills. . . .6 to 12 bus. 
Onion Seeds, in drills.. . .6 to 12 lbs. 
Parsnips, in drills.4 to 6 lbs. 
Peas, in drills. 13 ^ bus. 
Peas, broadcast.3 bus. 
Potatoes, cut tubers.10 bus. 
Pumpkins, in hills.4 to 6 lbs. 
Radish, in drills.8 to 10 lbs. 
Rye, broadcast.1^ to 2 bus. 
Sage, in drills.8 to 10 lbs. 
Salsify, in drills.8 to 10 lbs. 
Spinach, in drills.10 to 12 lbs. 
Squash, Bush, in hills. . . .4 to 6 lbs. 
Squash, Running, in hills.3 to 4 lbs. 
Sudan Grass, broadcast. 16 to 24 lbs. 
Sudan Grass, in rows.... 2 to 3 lbs. 
Sugar-Cane or Sorghum. 10 to 12 lbs. 
Tomato, to transplant.3^Ih. 
Turnip, in drills.3^ to 2 lbs. 
Turnip, broadcast.3 to 4 lbs. 
Vetches, broadcast.30 lbs. 
Wheat, broadcast. 13 ^ to 2 bus. 
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J. Horace McFarland“Company, Horticultural Printers, Harrisburg, Pa. 
Printed in U.S.A. 
