Lawn Seed, Fertilizers, Insecticides and Sundries 
*LAWN SEED 
BULK’S CHOICE LAWN SEED. Choice 
mixture containing Creeping Bent and 
other high-quality grasses. This mixture 
has been especially prepared for Long 
Island soil and weather conditions. 5 lbs 
S3, 10 lbs. $5.50, 100 lbs. $50. 
WOODRUFF’S TRU-SHADE. A high- 
grade mixture made up for shade condi¬ 
tions. Contains Velvet Bent and Chewing’s 
Fescue. 1-Ib. can 75 cts., 5 lbs. $3.50. 
WOODRUFF’S BEST LAWN. Good 
general seed mixture containing Colonial 
Bent, Kentucky Blue Grass, and other 
good grasses. Lb. 45 cts., 5 lbs. $2, 10 lbs. 
$4, 100 lbs. $30. 
^FERTILIZERS 
WOODRUFF’S GRO-SOD. (Organic base 
10-6-4 fertilizer.) Apply this to your lawn 
each spring and fall and your grass will be 
much improved. Apply at rate of one 
pound per 100 square feet; twice as much 
for new lawn. 25 lbs. $2, 50 lbs. $3.50, 
100 lbs. $6. 
AGRICO 
(For L,awns, 
Trees and Shrubs.) 
5 lbs. 45 cts., 10 
lbs. 75 cts., 25 lbs. 
$1.50, 100 lbs. $4. 
(For Gardens.) 
5 lbs. 45 cts., 10 
lbs. 75 cts., 25 
lbs. $1.40, 100 
lbs. $3.75. 
BONEMEAL. 5 lbs. 35 cts., 25 lbs. $1, 
100 lbs. $3.50. 
DRICONURE. A preparation of dried cattle 
and poultry manure. 7)^ lbs. 50 cts. 
PLANTSPUR SHEEP MANURE. 10 lbs. 
65 cts., 25 lbs. $1.25. 
ROSE FOOD. An excellent all-round fer¬ 
tilizer for roses. 5 lbs. 50 cts. 
LIME (Hydrated). 10 lbs. 25 cts., 50 lbs. 
85 cts. 
TRANSPLANTONE. Vitamin-Hormone 
Stimulant. 50 cts. a can (1 oz.) 
INSECTICIDES 
ARSENATE OF LEAD. 4-lb. bag $1. 
BORDEAUX MIXTURE. Preventative for 
fungous trouble. Lb. 40 cts., 4 lbs. $1. 
BORERKILL. An effective treatment for 
tree borers. Tube with injector, 60 cts. 
DUSTING SULPHUR. Effective against 
red spider and other insects. 2-lb. box 
30 cts. 
KILLOGEN. An all-purpose garden spray. 
2L£ ozs. 50 cts. 
MOLOGEN. For elimination of moles. 
J^lb. 50 cts. 
GARDEN 
PESTS 
NURSERY VOLCK. Effectively controls 
scale and red spider. Good for scale on 
evergreens and broadleaf plants. Mpt- 
35 cts., qt. 75 cts. 
TRI-OGEN 
The all-purpose spray 
TRI-OGEN. A garden spray that affords 
protection against almost all garden in¬ 
sects and fungous disorders. Small Kit 
$1.50. 
^SUNDRIES 
PEAT MOSS 100-lb. bag $2, bale $4.75. 
IRREGULAR FLAGSTONE for WALKS. 
In colors 30 cts. per sq. ft., $25 per 100 
sq. ft. 
TUFA ROCK. (Porous.) For rock-gardens. 
100 lbs. $4, 1000 lbs. $25, ton $40. 
STEEL DRIVEWAY CURBING AND 
METAL EDGING. Prices upon request. 
CHESTNUT AND CEDAR FENCING. 
Prices upon request. 
Every item in this catalog is true to name, 
and up to specifications in every way. Bulk’s 
stock with the Bulk guarantee is sold only direct 
from the Nursery. We have no agents —you buy 
direct from the producers. 
Index 
Page 
Abelia . 14 
Abies . 18 
Acer . 5 
Ajuga . 26 
Almond, Flowering. 9 
Althea . 26 
Alyssum.26 
Amelanchier . 8 
Ampelopsis . 25 
Amvgdalus. 9 
Anchusa . 26 
Andromeda . 15 
Anemone . 26 
Apples . 30 
Aquilegia . 26 
Arabis . 26 
Arborvitae.19, 23 
Armeria . 26 
Aronia . 9 
Arrow-wood.12 
Artemisia . 26 
Asclepias . 26 
Ash, Mountain. 7 
Aster . 26, 28 
Astilbe . 26 
Azalea.8, 14 
Baby’s Breath.27 
Balloon Flower.28 
Barberry.9, 14 
Bayberry . 11 
Beauty berry. 9 
Beauty Bush.11 
Beech. 6 
Bellflower.26 
Berberis.9,14 
Betula . 5 
Bignonia . 25 
Birch. 5 
Bittersweet.15, 25 
Blackberries . 30 
Bleeding-Heart . 27 
Blueberry . 12 
Bluet.26 
Boxwood.14 
Bridal Wreath.12 
Buddleia. 9 
Buttercup . 28 
Butterfly Bush. 9 
Butterfly weed.26 
Buxus.14 
Page 
Callicarpa . 9 
Calluna . 14 
Calycanthus. 9 
Campanula.26 
Candytuft .27 
Caragana . 9 
Cardinal Flower. . . .27 
Catalpa . 5 
Cedar . 18, 20 
Cedrus . 18 
Celastrus . 25 
Centaurea . 26 
Cerastium . 26 
Cercis . 5 
Chamsecyparis.18 
Chaste-tree.12 
Cherries .. 30 
Cherry, Flowering... 7 
Chestnut . 30 
Chokeberry . 9 
Christmas Berry .... 11 
Chrysanthemum ... .27 
Cinquefoil.28 
Clematis.25 
Clethra . 9 
Clover, Bush.11 
Columbine . 26 
Convallaria . 27 
Coral Bells .27 
Coralberry.11 
Coreopsis . 27 
Cornus . 6, 9 
Cotoneaster. 9 
Crab, Flowering. 6 
Cranberry Bush.12 
Crataegus . 6 
Creeper, Japanese. .15 
Cryptomeria . 20 
Currants . 30 
Cydonia . 9 
Cypress . 18 
Daisies . 28 
Daphne . 14 
Delphinium . 27 
Deutzia.10 
Dianthus . 27 
Dielytra.27 
Dogwood.6, 9 
Doronicum.27 
Dragonhead, 
Page 
False. .28 
Elm. 
. 7 
Elsholtzia. . . 
.10 
Enkianthus. . 
.10 
Euonymus . . 
. . . . 10, 15 
Exochorda. . 
.10 
Fagus. 
. 6 
Fertilizers. . . 
.31 
Filbert. 
.30 
Fir. 
.18 
Fire Thorn . . 
.15 
Flax. 
.27 
Forsythia. . . 
.10 
Franklinia. . . 
.10 
Fuchsia. 
. 27 
Funkia (see Hosta). .2/ 
Gaillardia. . . 
.27 
Ginkgo. 
. 6 
Golden Bell . 
.10 
Golden Tuft. 
.26 
Gooseberries. 
.30 
Gordonia. . . . 
.10 
Grapes. 
. 30 
Gypsophila.. 
.27 
Hamamelis. . 
.10 
Hawthorn. . . 
. 6 
Heartnut. . . . 
.30 
Heather. 
. 14 
Hedera. 
. . . . 25, 27 
Helenium . . . 
.27 
Heliotrope. . 
.28 
Hemerocallis. 
.27 
Hemlock. . . . 
.19, 23 
Heuchera . . . 
.27 
Hibiscus. . . . 
....10, 27 
Hills of Snow 
.10 
Holly. 
. . . .15, 19 
Holly-Grape. 
.15 
Hollyhock. . 
.26 
Honeysuckle. 
... .11,25 
Hosta. 
.27 
House-leek . . 
.28 
Hydrangea. . 
.10 
Hypericum . . 
.27 
Iberis. 
.27 
Ilex. 
. . . .10, 15 
Page 
Inkberry . 15 
Insecticides . 31 
Iris.27 
Ivy . 25, 27 
Jetbead . 11 
Juniper . 20 
Kalmia.15 
Kansas Gay feather. .27 
Kerria . 11 
Kolkwitzia . 11 
Larkspur . 27 
Laurel, Mountain ... 15 
Lavender . 28 
Lawn Grass Seed. . . .31 
Lespedeza.11 
Leucothoe . 15 
Liatris.27 
Ligustrum.11 
Lilac . 12 
Lily.27 
Lily-of-the-Valley . . .27 
Linden . 7 
Linum.27 
Liquidambar. 6 
Lobelia . 27 
Lonicera.It 
Lupine . 27 
Lupinus . 27 
Lychnis . 27 
Magnolia . 6 
Mahonia.15 
Maidenhair Tree .... 6 
Malus. 6 
Maple. 5 
Marsh Mallow.27 
Mock Orange.11 
Morus. 6 
Mulberry . 6 
Myrica.11 
Myrtle.15, 28 
Nepeta.27 
Ninebark . 12 
Nyssa. 6 
Oaks . 7 
(Enothera . 27 
Page 
Oxydendrum . . . 
_ “7 
Pachysandra . . . 
15,27 
Papaver . 
. . . .27 
Peaches . 
.... 30 
Pearlbush. 
. . . .10 
Pears. 
....30 
Pecan. 
....30 
Peony. 
.... 28 
Pepperidge Tree. 
... 6 
Periwinkle. 
. . . .15 
Philadelphus. . . 
....11 
Phlox. 
....28 
Photinia. 
. . .11 
Physocarpus. . . . 
. . . .11 
Phvsostegia.... 
....28 
Picea. 
.20,22 
Pieris. 
. . ..15 
Pine. 
. . ..22 
Pink. 
... .27 
Platycodon. 
....28 
Plum, Flowering 
Plumbago. 
..7,11 
. ...28 
Plums. 
....30 
Polygonum . 
. . . .25 
Poplar. 
.... 7 
Poppy . 
...27 
Populus. 
. . . . 7 
Potentilla. 
....28 
Primrose. 
....28 
Primula. 
....28 
Privet. 
. . . .11 
Prunus . 
..7,11 
Pseudotsuga.... 
. . . .18 
Pyracantha. 
. . . .15 
Pyrethrum. 
....28 
Quercus . 
. . . . 7 
Quinces . 
.9,30 
Ranunculus .... 
....28 
Raspberries.... 
.... 30 
Red-bud. 
.... 5 
Retinospora. . . . 
. ... 18 
Rhododendron. . 
.. . .15 
Rhodotypos.... 
. . . .11 
Rhubarb. 
....30 
Rose of Sharon . 
.... 10 
Roses. 
.24, 25 
Salix. 
.... 7 
Sciadopitys .... 
. ...22 
Sedum. 
.... 28 
Sempervivum.. . . 
Page 
. . .28 
Shadblow, Downy. . . 8 
Silver Lace Vine. 
. . .25 
Snowball. 
. . .12 
Snowberry. 
. . .11 
Snow-in-Summer, 
.. ..26 
Sorbus. 
... 7 
Sour-Gum. 
... 6 
Sourwood . 
... 7 
Speedwell. 
. . .28 
Spirea. 
11, 12 
Spruce. 
20, 22 
Spurge. 
15, 27 
Statice. 
. . .28 
Stephanandra. .. . 
. . .11 
Stokesia. 
. . .28 
Stonecrop. 
. . .20 
Summersweet. . . . 
... 9 
Sundries. 
. . .31 
Sweet Gum. 
... 6 
Symphoricarpos. 
.. . .11 
Syrmga. 
. . .12 
Tamarix. 
. . .12 
Taxus.19. 22. 23 
1 halictrum . 
. . .28 
Thrift. 
. . .26 
Thuja. 
. . .23 
Thyme. 
... 28 
Thymus. 
. . .28 
Tilia . 
... 7 
Tsuga. 
. . .23 
Tunica. 
. . .28 
Ulmus. 
.... 7 
Umbrella Tree. . 
. . . . 5 
Vaccinium. 
. . . .12 
Valeriana. 
.... 28 
Veronica. 
....28 
Viburnum . 
.. . .12 
Vinca. 
.15,28 
Viola. 
....28 
Violet . 
. . . .28 
Vitex. 
. . . .12 
Walnut. 
. . . .30 
Wayfaring Tree. 
. . . .12 
Weigela. 
. . . .12 
Willow. 
.... 7 
Winterberry. . . 
.... 10 
Wisteria. 
....25 
Witchhazel. 
... .10 
Yew.19, 
,22,23 
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J. Horace McFarland Co., Mount Pleasant Press, Harrisburg, Pa. 
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