Plant a Bigger Garden This Year 
The world is hungering and battling for Peace and Free- 
dom, but those blessings can neither be attained or enjoyed 
without the driving power of human health and vigor, and 
that means that there must be FOOD and plenty of it. The 
increased farm production goal set by the Department of 
Agriculture has a three-fold purpose—to develop better 
food habits and insure better nutrition for our people; as 
a nation, we have not been feeding ourselves adequately 
and intelligently—to provide vast quantities of vital food- 
stuffs for the nations that are fighting the common enemy 
and to meet relief and emergency requirements and build 
up a reserve against future needs. This program concerns 
every one of us, from the largest market gardener to the 
owners of the smallest homes. 
Gardening is an enjoyable recreation and an excellent 
builder-up of both physical health and morale. It’s fun— 
and it PAYS. Don’t sacrifice your lawns and flower beds; 
the time for that is not here yet and may never be, and the 
need for beautiful flowers and color, in our lives, is needed 
today more than ever. 
Suggestions for Ordering --- Order Early 
A reading of the following will prove an aid to you and 
to us: 
OUR PRICES—Including bags, boxes, and free cartage 
to the depot. Subject to stocks being unsold. 
The prices quoted in this catalog include free delivery on 
packets, ounces, quarter pounds, pounds (except where 
otherwise stated). “By freight or express” means that 
transportation charges are paid by the customer. 
On mail orders from Oklahoma please add 2% sales tax. 
EARLY ORDERS—Our rush season comes in the months 
of March and April. Orders sent at once secure prompt 
shipment from our full stock. 
HOW TO ORDER—Write your name, postoffice, state, 
and express office plainly with black ink on every order 
and every time you write us. Give plain express, mail, or 
pe ah recon S: Where none are given, we route at buy- 
er’s risk. 
GENUINE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 
FROM PENNSYLVANIA— We carry this in stock dur- 
ing November and December. 5-lb. and 10-Ib. bags. 
NOTICE—Inasmuch as several varieties of seeds are 
in short supply, all prices are made subject to stocks 
being unsold on receipt of your order. 
USE ORDER SHEETS—The use of order sheets enclosed 
in this catalog is a great help to us in facilitating filling 
and shipment of orders. More will be sent on receipt of 
postal asking for same. 
ABOUT WARRANTING SEEDS—It is impractical to guar- 
antee seeds, as the best seeds will fail under improper 
treatment. Some may be sown in too dry ground or too 
wet, too deep, or too shallow. Some hardy seeds will stand 
cold weather and will grow where the soil is too cold for 
others and would cause them to decay. Insects may attack 
and destroy them. For these reasons we do not give war- 
ranty in any respect, and will not be responsible for the 
crop. 
WE GIVE “S. & A.” GREEN 
TRADING STAMPS 

Use This Guide in Planning Your Garden 
NUMBER OF PLANTS REQUIRED 
TO THE ACRE 
NUMBER OF PLANTS PRODUCED FROM 
AN OUNCE OF SEED 

QUANTITY OF SEED TO SOW A SINGLE 
ROW OF 100 YARDS 




Distance Apart NGAGE DIATItS man cA SHALAC US tlt laetatsalafericisreieleie Soin About 800  ASPATABUS . 00.0... eeeeeeeeee sree rence 8 ozs. 
1”, foot by Dii=footmaoue whee cen ABGCU a Cabbarore, Ahh. cea .'sceveh tee About 2,000 Beans, Bush ...........+++++++eeeeeeee obs: 
1% feet by 144 feet.............. Eh uote bP. 860' Lt Cauliflower. ir uescsecay's Gauaernda ns About 2,000, — Beans, Lima goatee soy se yarns ase a 
2." ‘featthyy loa toote ss Bee ok ostont SWS pad Clery isis Meth vosh halts coe eoes About 3,000 Beans, Pole .......+ssseeeeseeeeeeceees oe 
2° Seat by SD aeteste ee es eta hes ose WIOB00" cBeer Plant tc2.s0sccosecac bee esa? About 1,000 Hee SP EEN Bion cape econ eee 0 Ee ante 
916: feet by, .2iGefeebinmias sosteete ce ce Pes 6.069, "es ndivembe ns cache ote eciterecee 4 About 3,000 Sede ODOR DRIGE © g)¢ eleie sie eee ieieisieisie ees 3 ozs 
8. feet byt 2K fete y torescgt eee ss. 7,600 Kale ...... ne RE As SEE TS A howt 2,000. es lesen we DERM cae ashen Cenrs cree pe 
Su feet by Simedeohee tee sace nines vs th PSA ERNUCR ta Sr ihca se eet cath ed About 3,000. Cabbage .-.+.-++124- 
Ab fect (by dmmtadty cr pieet cn are on 2: LEE FARES ETN Sevan reer Oe ARP ne About 2,000, &. Catheter: voseseeeria = 
Be bkeet bythe Setet ener pAcenswes BITS, a lomiato: Mens h rnc Colt oBs ced he About 8,000 4» Cablilower 
Gu feet by Sit feet mre tal in.ns St sul 1,742 cae 
6 feet by 6 LOGE. Sacncteterarcieislstiie lee phecats 1,210 TIME REQUIRED FOR MATURITY OF DIF- Grude 
cig ad A oO eS ia 680 FERENT GARDEN CROPS RECKONED Ctteumber: \.)< sto ateia'v's ocicid elats atelatatercnelals «ae 
FROM DAY OF PLANTING THE Dandelion, cs..<cions celeste Avice ee. o Se cieme 8 ozs. 
AVERAGE TIME REQUIRED FOR GARDEN SEED Heo Plantes syirotee tiie. shew ate hele alin 1 oz. 
SEED TO GERMINATE Beans—Strine. eck cicsivis ee stoseo ee 45 to 65 days PNGIVE A iviertenia a eteleetene ty o1s sraintehe etsttustorotoresete 2 ozs 
Beavis e's cis'ss sien ole, ste eta ietara sere 5 to 10 days Beans—Shello ace c-c.citina soa 65 to 75 days Juee@k re cchvctacetorcrereurerstara eid.e xc eroiateleve iawn od 3 07s 
Beetaeg icici sta dae tere Uh nies APOE, 7 to 10 days BCS —LADIG mctere stvcleie wie eie oleate 65 days Tretia crasitecs aes asereteracatehattes, Whesahe, ate. canteratane 2 ozs. 
Cabbage in sac kine.wicad cate he eievers 5 to 10 days Beets —Stock’ ,. ax i&eles side's she cis 150 days Melon );, Music hs: stisscasteouiets tctescete heel elelare er 2 ozs. 
Carrot's... sase eitunterss aheacteicigtotertie 12 to 18 days Cabbage—Early ........c.ce.ee- 105 days Melon): Wate .tareistecers crrie ates ciets oe tinantare 2 ozs. 
CanlihowereF. vice sees nas shew ee 5 to 10 days MaDDSEE—-LA CG gore ccleieis ee miaiolsna 150 days MISERY ee iciciaie arc. efcietcvercreie m etatessicislc.<,« Oe Be ae &: OZS, 
Worn isn Manse tt edie alters etree oe 5to 8 days Cauliflower ocexccc tune ost sisice e 110 days ORY ESS sZyamittente torn tivracialavst oat eintercctera:-cah taverane 8 ozs 
Cucumber y.cacicmalienicce semicon 6 to 10 days COV ae tee ae sie c cfate nce vielaieala otele 70 to 120 days Onion: (for large Diulbs) chic coc. 2 cere we 2 ozs. 
BUN GIVE Piece chera.ete ‘ajo acslslavely ccaterviamaiaters 5 to 10 days ore Plan bia ste ale cio Cleacicloloicr tenses 150 to 160 days PATSICY Rictaiacce rtaedhserc alee lnluwbelace v0.5 vs eae 2 ozs. 
Liettucert aicic-cretste- ste el cts siuitrere teie aye 6to 8 days Lettuce—Heading ............ 65 days Parsnipstriccs csaiderisics Vests cess eet os ote 2 ozs. 
Onion hy visa ss Gaisiew ie cte chdtiatatle' o's 7 to 10 days Melon—W ater iicsisists-c/a\s cisrbrne 5's 120 to 140 days IP ORS Meciahinie dave Ae eeketatete s atinsarehsrs a's avateha ah 6 
Peasy Arietta Sartre Catnclarckenstelate es 6 to 10 days Melon——Musko Woo sviceieccciseis.c' 120 to 140 days Pepper 
Parsnip?) Monte cractiive tot oes oes .. 10 to 20 days OnION Maa setts occ cla wiclv icles wae sisie « 135 to 150 days Pumpkin 
Parsleyiec. sweet lee sists wchareieves 15 to 21 days lita tse [tions op aoe ROE Sane 140 to 150 days Radish 
9 to 14 days Radish’. ees «4 craters aateietenchet ae ecole 30 to 40 days Rhubarb 
8 to 6 days Squash—Summer ............. 60 to 65 days Salsify 
7 to 12 days Squash—W inter 125 days Spinach 
7 to 12 days SPOTAALEG chatacters ad tote oheteve brelsl cate 125 to 150 days Tomato 
6 to 12 days Par TED We ake ares lel eteld ole ete d¥ata'els wiais 60 to 70 days Turnip 
4to 8 days Spinach, AV. Limes se ists a/c cla ase 45 to 65 days Kohl Rabi 



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