LAWN GRASS SEED 
FINE LAWNS. The essential feature of the well-developed home-ground is, 
unquestionably, the lawn. Proper fertilization and preparation of the soil is 
just as important as the use of high-grade grass seed. No possible economy can 
be obtained in skimping these requirements, nor can a permanent lawn be es¬ 
tablished without them. Sow at the rate of 1 pound per 400 square feet; 100 
pounds per acre for early spring. Lise a slightly larger application as the season 
advances. 
Bristol Permanent Lawn Mixture 
A mixture composed only of fine-leaved permanent grasses blended in the 
correct proportions necessary to produce a rich velvety lawn under average New 
England conditions. It is the result of several years’ experimentation of our 
Landscape Department. We use and recommend it with confidence. Gold 
Seal brand,* lb. 60 cts., 5 lbs. $2.95, 100 lbs. $50. 
Bristol Quick Green Lawn Mixture 
The same fine grasses offered in our Permanent Mixture but with the addition 
of the right proportion of quick-growing varieties to produce more immediate 
results. A splendid permanent lawn remains after the short-lived grasses dis¬ 
appear. We recommend this mixture where large areas are being seeded. Red 
Seal Brand* lb. 45 cts., 5 lbs. $2. 100 lbs. $38. 
Bristol Shade Mixture 
A combination of grasses blended to produce a most satisfactory lawn in 
partial shade, in dry, impoverished soil, or anywhere that grass could be reason¬ 
ably expected to grow. Blue Seal Brand,* lb. 65 cts., 5 lbs. $3, 100 lbs. $55. 
*Seal Brands are approved by the Connecticut State Department of Agriculture for 
varieties of grasses in proper proportion and for purity and germination. Our mixtures 
contain a larger percentage of fine-leaved, high-priced grasses than necessary to meet the 
standards, also are cleaner and contain less weeds. 
BOVUNG u plain, dried cow-r 
0BOVUNG is absolutely free of live 
weed seeds. 
#BOVUNG will not burn. 
®BOVTJNG is reasonable in price. 
10-lb. bags 65 cts., 50-lb. 
iure from high-protein-fed cows 
#BOVUNG is clean and convenient to 
handle. 
#BOVTJNG supplies plant-food as the plant 
needs it. 
0BOVUNG acts over a prolonged period of 
time. 
gs $1.50, 100-lb. bags $2.75 
INDEX OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Page 
Acacia. 6 
Agnes Selkirk Clark. 5 
Algonquin. 8 
Alice Howell. 8 
Amelia. 8 
Aphrodite. 6 
Apollo. 5 
Astrid. 8 
Autumn Lights. 3 
Barbara Cumming. 7 
Burgundy. 8 
Caliph. 3 
Cavalier. 8 
Ceres. 5 
Clara Curtis. 8 
Country Girl. 8 
Crimson Splendor. 7 
Daphne. 5 
Dasira. 8 
Daybreak. 8 
Diana. 8 
Early Bronze. 8 
Edgar Guest. 8 
Ember. 8 
Ermalinda. 8 
Ethel. 8 
Eugene A. Wander.2 
Frances Whittlesey. 8 
Gleam O’Gold. 6 
Goblin. 6 
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Golden Cushion. 8 
Granny Scovill.7,8 
Grenadier. 8 
Hebe. 8 
Indian Summer . 4 
Innocence. 8 
Irene. 8 
Jean Cumming. 7 
Jean Treadway. 7 
Jewel. 8 
Judith Anderson. 8 
King Cushion. 8 
King Midas. 3 
L’Argentuillais. 8 
Lavender Lady. 3 
Lilian Doty. 8 
Little Bob. 8 
Louise Schling . .. 5 
Mandarin. 4 
Mars. 5 
Mercury. 8 
Milky Way. 2 
Mrs. J. Willis Martin . 8 
Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont 
111. 2 
Nancy Copeland. 5 
Normandie. 8 
October Dawn. 8 
October Girl. 8 
Orion. 8 
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Otsego. 8 
Pale Moon. 3 
Pink Lustre.5 
Pomponette. 8 
Pygmy Gold.6,8 
Queen Cushion. 8 
R. Marion Hatton. 7 
Roberta Copeland. 4 
Romany. 4 
Rose Glow. 3 
Ruth Cumming. 7 
Ruth Hatton. 7 
Saladin. 5 
Saturn. 6 
Seminole. 8 
Species: Chrysanthemum 
arcticum. 8 
Chrysanthemum cin- 
erariaefolium. 8 
Chrysanthemum cor- 
eanum. 8 
Chrysanthemum rubel- 
lum. 8 
Sunny Boy. 8 
Symphony. 4 
The Moor. 4 
Venus. 6 
Vesta. 8 
Vivid. 8 
White Gull. 8 
SCALE OF PRICES 
Cost of -- 
i 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
100 
Showing price reduction ratio for quantities over 
one, from unit prices as indicated in 
first column 
$0.20 
$0.40 
$0.55 
$0.70 
$0.85 
$1.00 
$1.20 
$1.35 
$1.50 
$1.70 
$1.85 
$2.00 
$12.00 
.25 
.50 
.70 
.90 
1.10 
1.25 
1.45 
1.65 
1.90 
2.10 
2.30 
2.50 
15.00 
.30 
.60 
.85 
1.05 
1.30 
1.50 
1.75 
2.00 
2.25 
2.50 
2.75 
3.00 
18.00 
.35 
.70 
1.00 
1.25 
1.50 
1.75 
2.05 
2.35 
2.65 
2.95 
3.25 
3.50 
25.00 
.50 
1.00 
1.40 
1.80 
2.15 
2.50 
2.90 
3.35 
3.75 
4.20 
4.60 
5.00 
35.00 
.60 
1.20 
1.60 
2.10 
2.60 
3.00 
3.50 
4.00 
4.50 
5.00 
5.50 
6.00 
42.00 
.75 
1.40 
2.00 
2.60 
3.20 
3.75 
4.35 
5.00 
5.65 
6.25 
6.90 
7.50 
52.50 
1.00 
1.90 
2.75 
3.50 
4.25 
5.00 
5.85 
6.65 
7.50 
8.35 
9.15 
10.00 
70.00 
1.25 
2.35 
3.00 
4.00 
5.00 
6.00 
7.00 
8.00 
9.00 
10.00 
11.00 
12.00 
84.00 
1.50 
2.75 
3.75 
5.00 
6.25 
7.50 
8.75 
10.00 
11.25 
12.50 
13.75 
15.00 
100.00 
Please Note: 25 or more of same variety may be ordered at the 100 rate 
GENERAL INDEX 
Page 
Acacia, Rose.22 
Acanthopanax.22 
Acer.22,23 
Aconitum.12 
Actinidia.24 
Adam's Needle.19 
Aithionema.10,12 
Ageratum.14 
Ajuga.12 
Akebia.24 
Althaea .15,22,30 
Alyssitm.12 
Ampelopsis.24 
Anchusa.12 
Andromeda.23 
Anemone.10,12 
Anthemis.12 
Apples.24 
Aquilegia.12 
Arabis.12 
Aralia.22 
Arenaria.12 
Aristolochia.24 
Armeria.12,19 
Aronia.22 
Arrow-wood.23 
Artemisia.12 
Asclepias.13 
Ash, Mountain . ... 23 
Asparagus.24 
Asperula.13 
Aster.10,12,13,18 
Astilbe.13 
Aubrietia.13 
Avens.14 
Azalea.22,30 
Baby’s Breath.. . .14,15 
Balloon Flower.18 
Baptisia.13 
Barberry .... 22,30 
Bayberry.22 
Beauty Berry.22 
Bedstraw.14 
Beeches.23 
Bellflower.13 
Berberis.22,30 
Betula.23 
Bignonia.24 
Birches.23 
Bittersweet.24 
Blackberries.24 
Bleeding-Heart ... 14 
Blue Bells.16 
Blueberries.24 
Blue Bonnet.18 
Bluet, Mountain. . . . 13 
Boltonia.13 
Bridal Wreath.22 
Buddleia.22 
Bugbane.13 
Burning Bush.30 
Butterfly Bush . . . 22,30 
Butterfly Weed .... 13 
Callicarpa.22 
Calluna.23 
Calycanthus.22 
Campanula.11,13 
Candytuft.15 
Canterbury Bells. ... 13 
Cardinal Flower. 16 
Carpet Bugle.12 
Catnip.16 
Celastrus.24 
Centaurea.13 
Cerastium.13 
Chaste Tree.30 
Cheiranthus.13 
Cherries.24 
Cherry, FI.22,23 
Chinese Lantern 
Plant.18 
Chokeberry.22 
Christmas Rose.15 
Chrysanthemum .... 
2-8,11,13 
Cimicifuga...13,14 
Clematis.13,24 
Clethra.22 
Columbine.12 
Coneflower.14 
Convallaria.13 
Coral Bells.10,15 
Coral Berry . .22 
Corchorus.22 
Coreopsis.13 
Cornus.22,23 
Corylus.22 
Cotoneaster.22,23 
Crab-Apples.24 
Crab, Flowering. . . .23 
Cranberry Bush.23 
Cranesbill .14 
Crataegus.23 
Cydonia.22 
Daisy.12,13,18 
Daphne.30 
Daylilies.10,15 
Delphinium.13,14 
Deutzia.22 
Dianthus.14 
Dicentra.14 
Dictamnus.14 
Digitalis.14 
Dodecatheon .14 
Dogwood.22,23 
Doronicum.14 
Dragonhead .18 
Dutchman’s-Pipe. . .24 
Echinacea.14 
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Echinops.14 
Elm.23 
Enkianthus.30 
Epimedium.14 
Erinus.14 
Eryngium.14 
Euonymus.24,30 
Eupatorium .14 
Euphorbia.14 
Evening Primrose. .17 
Fagus.23 
Fertilizer. 9 
Firethorn.22 
Flax.16 
Fleabane, Alpine. ... 14 
Fleecevine.24 
Forget-me-not.16 
Forsythia.22,30 
Fothergilla.30 
Foxglove.14 
Funkia. 15 
Gaillardia.14 
Galium.14 
Garland Flower.30 
Gas Plant.14 
Gayfeather, Kansas. 16 
Geranium.14 
Geranium Creeper.. .24 
Germander.19 
Geum.11,14 
Globe Flower. ..19 
Gloxinia.15 
Gold Moss.18 
Golden Chain Tree. .29 
Golden Tuft.12 
Grapes.24 
Grass Seed. 9 
Gypsophila .... 14,15 
Hamamelis.22 
Hawthorn...23 
Hazelnut.22 
Heather..23 
Hedera.24 
Hedge Plants.30 
Helenium.10,15 
Helen’s Flower.10 
Helianthemum.15 
Heliopsis.15 
Helieborus.15 
Hemerocallis.15,16 
Herbs.19 
Heuchera.10,15 
Hibiscus...15,22 
Holly.23 
Hollyhock .15 
Honeysuckle.22,24 
Hop-Hornbeam.23 
Hosta..15 
Houseleek.18 
Huckleberry, High- 
Bush.22 
Hydrangea.22,24 
Iberis.15 
Ilex.22,23 
Incarvillea.15 
Inkberry.23 
Insecticide.21 
Iris.15,16 
Ironwood.23 
Ivy.16,24 
Kalmia.23 
Kerria.22 
Kniphofia.11,19 
Laburnum.29 
Lathyrus.16 
Laurel.23 
Lavandula.16 
Leopard-bane.14 
Leucothoe.23 
Liatris.16 
Ligustrum.22,30 
Lilac.22,30 
Lilies.15,31 
Lily-of-the-Valley... 13 
Linaria.16 
Linden.23 
Linum.16 
Lobelia.16 
Lonicera.22,24 
Loosestrife.11,16 
Lupine.16 
Lupinus.16 
Lychnis.16 
Lycium.24 
Lysimachia.16 
Malus.23 
Maple.22,23 
Marjoram, Sweet. . . 16 
Matrimony Vine. . . . 24 
Meadow-Rue.19 
Mentha.16 
Mertensia.16 
Mint.16 
Mist Flower.14 
Mock Orange.... 22,30 
Monarda.16 
Monkshood.12 
Mother of Thyme. . . 19 
Mugwort.12 
Mulberry.24 
Myosotis.16 
Myrica.22 
Nanny berry.23 
Nepeta .16 
Nierembergia.17 
Ninebark.. . 22 
Oaks.24 
CEnothera.11 
Oswego Tea.16 
Page 
Pachistima.23 
Pachysandra.17 
Paeonia.17 
Peachbells.11 
Peaches.24 
Pears.24 
Pentstemon.17 
Peony..17 
Perennials.12-19 
Periwinkle.19 
Philadelphus.22,30 
Phlox.11,17,18 
Physalis.18 
Physocarpus.22 
Physostegia.11,18 
Pieris. ..23 
Pinks.11,14 
Platycodon.10,18 
Plumbago.18 
Plum, Flowering. . . .23 
Plums.24 
Polemonium.18 
Polygonum.24 
Poppy.17 
Primrose.11,18 
Primula.18 
Privet.22,30 
Prunus.22,23 
Pulmonaria.18 
Pyracantha.22 
Pyrethrum.11,18 
Quercus.24 
Quince, Flowering. . .22 
Quinces.24 
Raspberries.. 24 
Rhododendron.23 
Robinia.22 
Rock Cress.12 
Rhodotypos.22 
Rhus.22 
Rose of Sharon. .22,30 
Roses.20-22,32 
Rudbeckia.18 
Sage.18,19 
Salix.24 
Salvia.18 
Sandwort.12 
Saponaria.18 
Scabiosa.18 
Sedum.18 
Sempervivum.18 
Shasta Daisy. . . . 10,18 
Shrubs, Evergreen. . . 23 
Shrubs, FI.22,23,30 
Silver Lace Vine .... 24 
Smoke Tree.22 
Sneezeweed.15 
Snow Thoroughwort. 14 
Snowberry.22 
Snow-in-Summer. ... 13 
Soapwort.18 
Sorbus.23 
Speedwell .19 
Spiraea.22 
Spurge.14,17 
Statice.19 
Stokesia.18 
Stone-cress.12 
Stonecrop.18 
Summer Sweet.22 
Sundrops, Ozark .... 17 
Sunflower.15 
Sweet Shrub.22 
Sweet William.14 
Sweet Woodruff.13 
Sy mphoricarpos.22 
Syringa.22 
Teucrium.19 
Thalictrum.19 
Thermopsis.19 
Thistle, Globe.14 
Thyme.19 
Thymus.19 
Tilia.23 
Torch Lily.19 
Trailing Myrtle.19 
Trees, Flowering. . . .23 
Trees, Fruit.24 
Trees, Shade.23 
Tritoma.11,19 
Trollius.19 
Truehedge Barberry . 30 
Trumpet Creeper. .. .24 
Tunica.19 
Tunic Flower.19 
Ulmus.23 
Vaccinium.22 
Valeriana.19 
Veronica.19 
Viburnum.23,30 
Vinca.19 
Viola.19 
Violet.19 
Virginia Creeper.... 24 
Vitex.30 
Wallflower.13 
Wayfaring Tree.23 
Weigela.23,30 
White Cup.17 
Wild Indigo. 13 
Willow.24 
Winterberry.22,23 
Winter-creeper.24 
Wisteria.24,30 
Witchhazel.22 
Yellow Camomile... 12 
Yellow-root.23 
Yucca. 19 
Zanthorhiza.23 
