Vegetable Plants 
All plants offered are transplanted and hardened, with strong stems and a fine root system to assure maximum results. 
CABBAGE—Early Golden Acre, best early. Doz. 15e, 
100 for $1.00, Late Field grown certified Dan- 
; ish Baldhead, ready about. June 20th. 
“CAULIFLOWER—Snowball, doz. 20c; 100 for $1.25 
680 ready about April 30th to May 25th. 
CELERY—Early White Plume, Early Golden Plume, 
Summer Pascal (new) and Ford . Hook. All 
varieties transplanted. 100 for $1.25; 500 for 
~ $4.00; 1000 for $7.00. 
ONION PL ANTS—Sweet- Spanish, finest strain, ex- 
cellent for green onions and large dry blubs. 
_ This sort grows very large. 100 for 35c; flats 
of 700 to 800 for $2.00, ready April 25th to 
Pink Globe—One of superior quality, 
World’s Largest—We have raised this sort the 
smooth, 
medium to large. A rich pinkish red, globe 
shaped and a heavy cropper with very little 
acid. Fine for canning and juice. This sort is 
well adapted for staking. 
last two years and much of the fruit weighed 
21% lbs. each. Solid meat contains few seeds. 
Finest variety to stake and prune. All tomato 
plants per doz. 20c; per flat of 8 doz. $1.25. In 
individual wood plant bands each 7c; per doz. 
75¢; 50 for $3.00; 100 for $5.50; Plants grown 
in this manner produce fruit much earlier as 

Bs May 25th. } 
PEPPERS—New Early Pimento. Very sweet, and 
California Wonder, sweet and very large. 
Either variety. Z0c doz; 100 for $1.35. 
TOMATOES—Best varieties for early and main: 
crops. 
Victor—New extra early. Large clusters of good 
size fruit, smooth, solid and good quality. 
Bonny Best—Special strain, ek large and 
smooth, 
John eee dint early, scarlet-red and smooth 
very firm. . 
Italian Red Pear—Solid deep red and fine qual- 
ity, subacid. 
Marglobe—Main crop, large globe shaped and 
smooth. Unexcelled for canning and juice. 
Rutgers—Considered by many as the 
main crop. Fine bright red for canning and 

best for — 
roots are not disturbed. 
LETTUCE- BE OR oe plants will give you large 
heads 2 to 3 weeks sooner than seed. These var- 
ieties are best for all purpose. 
Grand Rapids, Iceberg, Imperial 44—The best 
strain and a sure header is Cosberg. Crisp, solid 
heads, finest quality. 
Hanson, a very dependable header. All varieties 
above, doz. 15ce; flat of 8 doz. for $1.00: 
ee Rock, also called Sugar 
Rock. Best melon for this climate. Medium size, 
well netted with salmon flesh and deliciously 
sweet. Very productive. Grown in wooden 
bands these are placed in the soil so roots are 
not. disturbed. Ready about May 20th to 25th. 

juice. 
10e each; doz. 75e; 100 for $6.00. 
New Perennials _ 2-yr. plants 30c unless otherwise noted 
 AQUILEGIA 
Crimson Star 
Long Spurred pink and rose shades 
Long Spurred lavender and blue shades. 
Coerula—Sky blue, white corolla. 
Clematiflora, spurless flowers, mixed colors. 
ARABIS—RKock Cress 
_ Alpina, white ~ 
Alpina Flore Pleno, double white. 
Alpina Rosea, delicate pale pink 
Procurens—Prostrate variety, white. 
-ASPHODELINE BALANSAC—Rare plant: grassy foliage, 
silvery star mo cls, 
“ASTER. 
Harrington’s Pink, silvery rose flowers in clusters 
_ Prikarti—Wonder of Staffa, Lavender blue flowers, 
Wartsburg Star, Large blue daisy flowers in June 
BAPTISA AUSTRALIS—Robust perennial 3 ft. bright blue 
pea-shaped flowers. 40c. 
CACTUS, HARDY 
CALLIRHOE PAPAVER—Wine Cup, red cup flowers of 
oe bright red. 
at CAMPANULA—B ellflower 
 -- Persicifolia, Telham Beauty, 2th ft. 
 --- Cononiensis, 2 ft. 
Bees ze Rotundifolia—Har ebell or Bluebell of Scotland. 
———- Sarmatica 
m ‘ARNATION—Crimson King 
Pr 3} aes Be rabiaids Giants 

DELPHINIUM 
Pink Sensation—Plant Pat. 324 $1.00 ea., 3 plants $2.50 
Giant Pacific Hybrids 40¢ ea. 3 plants $1.00 
Tasiense—Dwarf Chinese blue, 35e. 
DIANTHUS—Pinks 
Knappt, rare, dainty yellow 
Neglectus—Rose Cushion, very compact 
Winteri, large mixed 
DORONICUM—Leopardbane 
DIGITALIS THAPSI—Perennial Foxglove 
ELSHOLTZIA FARQUHARI, Lilac-purple, late-blooming. 
ERINUS ALPINUS— 4-6 in. rosy-purple. 
FUCHSIA—Magellancia 
GEUM— Lady Stratheden—golden yellow 
Mrs. Bradshaw—red 
GLOBULARIA 
Cordtfolia, 6 in. 
Wilkommi, 15 in. 
HELENIUM—Sneezwort 
Rwerton Beauty—pure lemon yellow 
Riverton Gem, old gold suffused terra cotta 
HYPERICUM PULCHRUM, golden yellow, prostrate 
IRIS—Kaempferi, hybrids 18 in. 
ICELAND POPPY—Beauty of Belvedere, newest shades. 
J ASIONE PERENNIS—Blue seabiosa flowers 15 in. 
MALVA ALCEA—Enduring perennial, 
pink, 2-3 ft. 
MALVA MOSCHATA PINK—Satiny pink, 2-3 ft. 
PARADANTHUS—Blackberry Inly 
PRIMROSE 
Giant Munstead Strain 
Pollyanthus Reichers Giants 
Unwins Giant Hybrids 
Dorothy Perkins 
