
Plant Growing on Our Farm 
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Vegetable Plants 
10 100 500 1000 
Plants Plants Plants Plants 
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CABBAGE, EARLY. Ready April 25th or later. 
All varieties as listed on Page brie. sescssesseee 21 64 2.85 4.25 
CABBAGE, LATE. Ready May Sth or later. All 
varieties as listed On PAGE 7......cc.ccccscsscsescoseees Re 64 2.85 3.90 
CABBAGE, RED. Ready April 25th. All varie- 
Hesiasiistodlontpdgans.te tome ire cece 21 64 2.85 4.25 
CAULIFLOWER, EARLY. Ready April 25th. All 
varieties as listed On Page Su.rrccccsccsovssssssssrssesees 29 79 3.35 4.90 
CAULIFLOWER, LATE. Ready May 10th. All 
varieties as listed On Page 5irsceccrcssccsccssescrscecces 29 79 3.35 4.90 
CELERY. Ready May 5th or later. All varie- 
Hes) as: listed onipagal Q..cevrr iris sceinctere 21 64 2.85 3.90 
CELERY, PASCAL. Ready May 25th. All va- 
rieties as’ listedtonspagand. aan 21 64 2.85 3.90 
EGGPLANT. Ready May 10th or later. All va- 
Tieties a8 listed On PAGE 1B ..ccccccccsccccesssesececesees .29 -89 4.10 7.00 
‘ONION PLANTS. (See page 21.) 
‘PEPPERS. Ready May 10th or later. All va- 
Tieties) asHlisied onipage 22). e eee -29 89 4.10 7.00 
TOMATO. Ready May 10th or later. All 
varieties as listed on pages 29 and 30. 29 -89 4.10 7.00 
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Ready May 1Oth...... -29 79° «#8693.35 «©=—«5.75 
Write for special prices on larger quantities. 
Vegetable Roots, Etc. 
ASPARAGUS: Two-year-old roots. 12 50 100 1000 
Mary Washington or Giant Argenteuil............ $ .25 $ .55 $ .90 $7.30 
Add Postage................ 12 25 45° 1:25 
RHUBARB (Pie Plant): Two-year-old roots. 
Linnaeus, Strawberry or Victoria ....... -04) 9 2.00h 3.50 nee 
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Each Doz 
CHIVES, Sprouted. Big bunch, POBID GICs estsasanaccoosticosretreepmeene: $ .30 $3.50 
MINT ROOTS. Big clumps, DOS TOG scccscesccsccetecsuressreseeetre eee -30 =. 2.40 
SAGE. One-year clumps, postpaid, iicc..scctsstencsesooriveeeiee 230i sccseges 
TARRAGON. For Tarragon Vinegar, POstPid.....c.ccccccesecesessees oO.” sceesten 
HORSERADISH. This is one of the hardiest vegetables for the garden 
or farm. It gives results the first year. The larger roots can be 
taken up and stored for winter use. Postpaid. Dozen, 20c; 100, $1.25. 
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES. Very different from the Green Globe Arti- 
choke. They look like rough, knotty potatoes. Easily grown. Cul- 
ture like potatoes. Sometimes called “Potato Artichoke.’ Not post- 
paid. Per lb., 15c; 10 lbs., 90c. 
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less than 10 
of any variety 

Plants for the Flower Garden 
Many people wishing earlier blooms and not having the time to 
start the young plants indoors from seed, we list below the most popu- 
lar annuals which 





Ready May 10th or later. 
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ASTERS. Varieties 1019 to 1028 as listed on pages 34 and 35.35 
AGERATUM. Varieties 1004 and 1005 as listed on page 34.. .35 
BALSAM. As listed on page 35 .ccccccccsssssscssscsssssssesssssscssssorsecssseeccese -35 
CACALIA. 1050. See page 35 35 
CALENDULA. Varieties 1052, 1055, 1056 as listed on page 35 .35 
CARNATION. Varieties 1070, 72, 73, 74 as listed on page 36 .35 
CANTERBURY BELLS. Annual. 1064.0cccccccscccscscccosesscssecoosceccoscsce 35 
DAISY, Giant English Double. Red, white, pink and mixed. 
PAGO ST MeieerescbbeceesopasnsteceaseanccteecetTe ee eee a 35 
DAISY, African. 1115. Orange and White ssecccccseccsecscssscsscssssessecose 35 
FORGET-ME-NOT. 1149, 1150, PAGSISB. cs cin the re ee 35 
GODETIA, Azalea Flowered. Mixed ..eceecccccscccsscssesssssssessssccsseccsseoce 35 
HOLLYHOCK, pAnnual. 117322:ne ee J2e.S5 
LARKSPUR. Mixed 1192 on page SQ ..csccsecssccsscssescsscssssessscsssecssecese 35 
LUPINS, Russell. Perennial Seedlings. See page 40.............. 1.85 
MARIGOLD. 1208, 10, 11, 12, 16 and 19 as listed on page 40 .35 
PANSIES. 1264, 66 and 67 as listed on pages 41 and 42........ 35 
PENTSTEMON,. Mixed Colors ccsssscssssssssecscesssssesssessssssssescestcescoscoeecoes -40 
PETUNIA. 
Varieties numbered 1271, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 77a, 81, 82, 83, 
85, -867)86a) O17 937974 See paget42n..se. eee nn ine 35 
Burgundy No. 1277. See page 42. 
Varletiosa! 278510n1 292 inclusives ne ee eee 235 
Glow No. 1293. See page 42.ecccccssessseeees 35 
Hollywood Star No. 1294. Sée page 42 30 
Giant Single Fringed No. 1296. See page 42.cccccccccccceese 35 
Dwarf White Glory No. 1297. See WATOs4 Denese nerves 200 
Giants of California No. 1298. See PAGOs4 an ah. ordi -40 
Double Fringed Giants, No. 1299. See WAGOr 42 accu .50 
PHLOX, Drummondi. 1305, 6, 8, 10. See DAGO*A ST eitescssakocetyate -30 
PHLOX, Drummondi. Art shades, 1317. See DATE L40- cee 30 
SALVIA, Firebrand. Extra fine, 1337. PAGO! 44 cecccccivesseccesiess svt -40 
SNAPDRAGON. 1346 to 52 varieties as listed on page 44...... Ah) 
STATICE. Market Growers Blue coo, Page 44... see 35 
VERBENA. Mixed varieties 1435, 41, 42scsccssecccssscsssssesssseeccsssecesses .35 
VIOLAS, Tufted Pansies. Purple, apricot or Mixedeeeeecccccccccccece 035 
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ZINNIAS. Varieties 1472, 73 as listed ON PAGE 1Beececcccccccccseoeceee .30 
are carefully grown by us from our finest seed. 
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