
hills, oz, 40, or Winter sorts Pkt. 6 hills, oz. 36. ‘Ae 
Wd 
Acorn or Table Queen (os about Ti dy 
in, thick, green skin. Cut in halves and baked its NM 
delicious flavor is a pleasant: surprise, very dry and 
mealy, a rich orange in color, is very productive and 
keeps well. 75 days. Pkt., 75 seeds S¢; 0z., 15¢. 
Mammoth White Bush $i)7, white: 
der, uniform in size and shape, very productive. 50 
days. Pkt., 75 seeds 5¢; 0z., 4 O¢. 
An early Winter variet 
Golden Delicious of medium size, refer. x 
red by some to the Hubbard. Shell hard bu thin, Te eo 
bright yellow flesh, fine eres: Ideal home garden ’ 
Squash. 100 days. Pkt., 60 seeds 5¢; 02., 15¢. 
Golden Summer Crookneck| (Preved Hubbard 
Favorite among the Summer Squash; ee Heat that coohe aS he Bea a 
peilen ete Neen lone St and rich in flavor. Very’ uniform ia (= 
Ww , Plant bushy habit. ; 
B5 days. Pkt., 75 seeds 5¢; 07., 156. size. An old reliable variety, 110 days. 
Pkt., 60 seeds 5S¢; 02., 15¢. 
Mixed Squashes 
A wonderful collection of many kinds. 
In it will be found Squashes of va- 
rious colors and shapes, large and 
small, Pkt., 75 seeds 5¢; 0z.,- 1 O¢. 
: A profitable crop and one of the best that is produced from 
SsQU ASH the home garden, Packet of Summer varieties wifl plant 8 





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Summer 
Crookneck 
2. One packet of seed will sow about (Winter 
TAB 40 feet of row; one ounce 200 ft. Turnips) 
a PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE Pd 
mare . Large, globe-shaped yeriety, with purple top and Purple Top Yellow : 
ng 3 lower part of bulbs pure white. Heavy yielder and Large, smooth, ‘glohe- 
a of excellent quan or table use. 70 days. shaped roots, yellow 
kt. (2000 seeds), 5¢; 0z., 10¢. skin, flesh, fine grain- 
EARLY SNOWBALL OR SIX WEEKS ed, sweet and we con- 
A white variety. bulbs having pure white skin and | sider it the best yellow 
are nearly round, tender and sweet. One of the very | Rutabaga. About. 90 
best to sow in the early Spring. Develops rapidly | days. 
50 days. Pkt. (2000 seeds), S¢; 02z., 10¢, | Pkt. (2000 noes) ts wi 
; OZ., ¢ ¥ 
eA TRAP LEAK | 
The roots are quite flat, flesh Giant White 
fine grained, sweet and ten- Large size with white 
der. Develop quickly for table flesh crisp and sweet, 
use. Seed sown in July pro- roots uniform in size, 
of good shape and is an ex- 
| wee 5¢ , , 1 O¢ 
Turnips & Rutabagas Mixed | variety and is also good for 
A great mixture of garden Turnips and Rutabagas in- stock feeding. Giant White is 
alnding both white Sit apr ew Uperee Wa eicn, Will Breer tan aad te the yellow 
ts all the way from Oo ays, . ; 
Bae 0P Pkt, (3000 seeds), 5¢3 ones 1O¢. Pkt. (2000 seeds), 5¢; 0z., 10¢. P- T. Yellow 


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n ..18, 36; Gaillardia ...22, 33) Molten Firé ..... 15) Snapdragons Carrots ......... 43 
INDEX camps Bird Vine 32|/Gazania ........ 22} Moontlower ..... 32 » 4, 5, 6, 19| Cauliflower ..... 40 
FLOWER SEEDS |Candytuft ...11, 33)Geranium ....... 16| Morning Glory 4, 6,|Snow-in-Summer 35] Celeriac ........ 40 
Abronia ........ 14|Canna Seed .....17/Geum ........... 33)  %, 32, Back Cover| Snow-on-the Celery inion ess 40 
Achillea ........33] Canterbury Gilla i..:.... 18, 22|Moss Verbena ... 9| Mountain ..... 22|Collards ........ 41 
Acroclinium .15, 29| Bells ...... 18, 36|Gladiolus ....... 30| Myosotis ........ 23) Star of the Desert 16} Corn, Pop ..... : 44 
African Daisy 14, 20|Cardinal Climber 32|Globe Amaranth 29|Nasturtiums ....21/Statice ...4, 29, 35|Corn Salad ..... 41 
Agapanthus ..... 17| Carnation 6, 15, 34,|Gloxinia ........ 16| Nemesia ........ 18| Stocks ...5, 16, 27} Corn, Sweet ....44 
Ageratum 4,7,11,15 Front Cover! Godetia Nicotiana ....... 23| Stokesia ........ 35) Cress .... 0.0.50. 41 
Agrostemma ” ...33|Castor Oil Bean .26 Back Cover, 19|Nigella ......... 23|Strawflowers ....18|Cucumber |... |... 42 
Alyssum .....11, 36|Celosia ...9, 13, 15|Gourds ......... 27|Qenothera ...... 23| Sunflowers ..... 27 se Plant...’ 3:2: 41 
Amaranthus ....17|Cerastium ...... 35) Grasses, Palm Seed ...... 6) Sweet Peas 5, 19, 33) Endive ......... 41 
Anchusa ‘17, 33| Ch.Forget-Me-Not Ornamental ...29| Pansies....... 7, 28) Sweet Rocket ...35|Garden Berry ...41 
Anemone... 34 9, 20|Grevillea ....... 9|Pentstemon_..... 35| Sweet Sultan .8, 21/Gourds ......... 27 
Antirrhinum “""  |Ch.Lantern Plant 36|Gypsophila 11, 14,33| Perennial Pea ..33|Sweet William Ground Cherry | .43 
8, 4, 5, 6, 19|Ch.Woolflower .. 13|Heliotrope ...... 16| Periwinkle ...... 26 15, 35|Herbs .......... 41 
A uilegia Chrysanthemum Hibiscus ........ 33| Petunia 3, 4, 6, 16 Thalictrum ais bias BORIC cies bales 41 
Back Cover, 4, 36 20, 33) Hollyhocks 7, 22, 34 18, 24, 25, Front|Tigridias ....... 6| Kohli Rabi ...... 41 
Arabis ..... ’ ...33| Clarkia ...... 8, 15)Honesty ........29| Cover, Back Cover|Tithonia .......; mal LOB ieee. fetes 41 
Arctotis ........ 9|Cleome ......... 20| Hunnemannia ...26| Phacelia ........ 26| Torch Flower Lettuce ......... 42 
Argemone ......17|\Cobaea Scandens.$2|Ice Plant........ 26) Phiox.. 3, 8, 13, 35 Back Cover| Mangel Wurzel . .39 
Armeria ........34/Coeckscomb ...... 13| Iris Seed. .....:.365 Physostegia eee 34|Tritoma ........ 36 Muskmelon ..... 43 
Asters 3,5,10,11,33|Coleus .......... 9| Japanese Hop .. .32|/Pinks ........... 5| Ursinia ......... 27|Mustard ........ 4 
Aubrietia: |... ...37/Coreopsis .. 1.2): 86|Kochia ......... 14|Platycodon ..... 35| Valeriana .......35/Okra ........... at 
Azaleafiora ..... 9 Cornflower. .4, 6, 21; Kudzu_Vine ..... 32|Polemonium ..... 35| Venedium ....... 18/Onion Seed ...... 6 
Baby’s Breath ~ |Cosmos ...... 8, 13| Lace Flower .14, 23) Poppy ...26, 36, 37; Verbena 6, 8, 9, 28) Parsley ........ 41 
: ji, 14, 38/Cuphea ......... $0| Lantana ........ 16| Portulaca ....... 21| Veronica ........ 35|Parsnip ........ 38 
Bachelor’s Button |Cup Flower ._... 15|Larkspur ....... 12|Primula ........ 35|Vinca .......... 26 Peanuts ........ 41 
4, 6, 21|Cynoglossum .9, 20) Lathyrus ....... 33| Pyrethrum ...... OB) VINO soa ces pees 34 ones biara dare aes i: 
Balloon Vine ’..’.32|Cyperus ........ 9|Lavatera ....... 14|Rainbow Drops .. 6| Viola ........... epper ......... 
Balsam "6, 17 ress Vine ....32| Lavender ....... 23| Ranunculus .....$5/ Violets ......... 86| Pepper Grass .. .41 
Bartonia |... ..’.17|Dahlia Seed |. ..30|Lavendula ...... 23|Ricinus ......... 26| Virginian Stocks .27 Pumpkins ae 46 
Berea) nnoals.29|Dalsy Front Cover,33|Leptosiphon ... ..23/Hock Gardens 29, $2) Wisearia | --- 31--o8) Hedish <<... 38 
oer. He as * 34 Dianthus 16,18,20,36 Lilies from Seed | Rudbeckia ..26, 35] Wild Flower a8 Rutabagas wag... 4 
Border of Gold ..15|Didiscus ...... 14 7%, 16, 34] Salpigtossis Garden ....... ao SIgify ne tee... 35 
Boston Ivy : '32| Digitalis ..... 1. $7|Linaria ......... 14 ack Cover, 18|Xeranthemum . 9°33 Spinach ........ 1 
Brachycome .... 17 Dimorphotheca 14,20|)Linum .......... 23] Salvia ...15, 27, $7| Zinnias .3,4,6,30, panasit yates as 
Browallia ....... 17| Dusty Miller ....34) Lobelia ......... 23 Back Cover VEGETABLE Straw ay ee “3h 
Bush Flowerin Echinops ........ 36|Lunaria ........ 29| Sand Verbena .. .14 SEEDS i Sugar oe 39 
Torch. Back Cover Eschscholizia .7, 22| Lupinus Scabiosa 4, 7, 28,35] Artichoke ..... ..41| Swiss Chard .... 
Butterfly Flower.14|Euphorbia ......22 ont Cover,22,37 Back Cover! Asparagus ...... as Tomatoes ....... 45 
Cacalia ......... 20| Evergreen Seed 8,31|Lychnis_ ........ 35; Scarlet Flax ....23)Beans .......... . Turnips ........ 47 
Cactus. .Back Cover|Everlastings ....29|Marigold 3, 4, 7, 8,|Schizanthus ..... 14|/ Beets ........4.. ge Vegetable Peach.43 
Calendula 7, 12|\Feverfew ....... 22 25, Front Cover! Sensitive Plant ..23| Broccoli ........ Veretable 
California Poppy. Forget-Me-Not ..23|Mex. Fire Plant. .22|Shasta Daisies. ..33| Brussels Spronts 61 Were chatt i. a: 43 
22|Four O’Clock ...20|/Mignonette ...... 23|Silene .........-- 26) Cabbage ........ Wat aa as 
Calliopsis ..... : .20|\Foxglove ....... 37| Mimosa ..:...... 23\ Smilax ......... 14|Cantaloupes ..... 43! Watermelo ature 
See Inside FRONT COVER for SPECIAL New DISCOUNT for 1941 
a 1 lesmen or agents other advertising mediums. If such a salesman, claiming to 
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Vance. We never employ traveling salesmen, because ail our | FB, MILLS Seed Grower, Rose Hill, N. Y. 
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