

MARKET GARDENERS AND FLORISTS PRICE LIST— 1945 S19) 
ROOTS, ETC. 
ASPARAGUS. Mary Washington. The quality of the roots is of utmost importance in starting an 
asparagus bed. When you buy from us you can be sure of getting roots of the true strain, 
freshly dug, carefully sorted and superior in every way. 
1 yr. roots only (weight 500-35 lbs., 1000-70 lbs.) Not prepaid 500 roots $9.50; 1000 $18.00. 
HORSE RADISH. New White Hot. A much superior new variety, introduced and sold exclusively 
by us. Plants are larger and more vigorous, roots bigger and hold their white color much 
longer after grinding than the old kinds. Very hot. Highly recommended. 
500 sets $9.50, 1000 $18.00 transportation paid. 
RHUBARB ROOTS. MacDonald. Sturdy root divisions. See page 27. (Weight 114 lbs. each) 
Not prepaid 100 roots $25.00. 
CHIVES. Good size clumps. (Weight 100 clumps 35 Ibs.)........ Not prepaid 100 clumps $10.00. 
STRAWBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, ETC. 
A limited quantity of strawberry and raspberry plants and grape vines will be available. 
For varieties and prices, please see our general catalog published in January. 
POTATOES 
New York State Certified Seed 
All potatoes are strictly net cash with order. No cash discount is allowed and full remittance 
must accompany order as they cannot be charged or sent C.O.D. 
Potatoes are offered f.o.b. Coldwater, N. Y. and purchaser pays all transportation charges. 
The potatoes are shipped in sacks holding 100 pounds. We can usually ship safely by the 
25th of March, but not before, as the potatoes are kept in storage until that time. 
We offer only New York State Certified U.S. No. 1 potatoes grown from clean, high yielding 


stock seed. NOT PREPAID 
A bushel weighs 60 lbs. Single Sack 
bu. 100 lb. 
IRISH COBBLER. (N. Y. Certified) Early. For light soil and muck............. $3.70 $5.15 
CHIPPEWA. (N. Y. Certified) Medium Early. Widely adapted................. 310g 115 
GREEN MOUNTAIN. (N. Y. Certified) Midseason. Fine quality............... Se/0 ame 5e1 5 
SEBAGO. (N. Y. Certified) Late. Heavy yielder. Resistant..................... EW eee 
HARRIS’ LAWN GRASS SEED 
HARRIS’ SUPERFINE. The finest all purpose lawn grass mixture. Contains Wild White Clover. 
10 Lbs. $6.50; 25 Lbs. $15.00; 50 Lbs. $29.50; 100 Lbs. $58.00 transportation paid. 
GRASS SEED FOR SHADY LAWNS. A special mixture of grasses adapted to shady spots. 
10 Lbs. $8.50; 25 Lbs. $21.00; 50 Lbs. $40.00 transportation paid. | 
See our General Catalog for description of these and other fine lawn grass mixtures. 
HARRIS’ FARM AND FIELD SEEDS 
All farm and field seeds, field corn, grass seeds, etc. are strictly net cash with order at prices 
quoted. No cash discount is allowed and full remittance must accompany order, as they cannot 
be charged or sent C.O.D. 
All farm, field and grass seeds are offered f.o.b. Coldwater, N. Y. and purchaser pays all 
transportation charges. We do not charge for bags. NOT PREPAID 
Sack 5 Sacks 
ALPHA BARLEY. (N. Y. Certified) (48 lbs. per bu.)................ Sack 2 bu. $6.00 $29.50 
The standard two-row spring barley for New York State. Widely adapted, stiff strawed and 
excellent for sowing with oats. 
HANNCHEN BARLEY. (48 lbs. per bu.).......... Par rena eee Sack 2 bu. 5.80 28.50 
This is a two row barley, very closely resembling Alpha in type and growth. Not quite as 
stiff-strawed, but a good heavy-producing type which has done very well in New York State. 
LENROC OATS. (N. Y. Certified) (32 Ibs. per bu.)......... ve, Seeds Sack 3 bu. 6.60 32.25 
Tall grower and very heavy yielder; large plump berries nearly white in color. The leading 
variety in New York State. . 
VANGUARD OATS. (32 lbs. per bu.)............ Be EPO ET, se with ae DACKIo DU. Os1 Oe 2te10 
This variety is widely grown in Ontario, Canada, and is well adapted to New York State 
conditions. It is a midseason oat, resistant to stem rust and produces very good yields. The 
growth is tall with a fairly stiff straw. 
JAPANESE. BUCK WHEAT. (48:lbs; ;per: bus) 5°. 3 e202. oeaed.: Sack 2 bu. 4.50 22.00 
We have good supplies and a very fine lot of seed to offer this year. 
FIELD SEEDS—continued on next page 
