PLANTS AND BRUOTS | 
NOTICE: Vegetable and flower plants are very perishable and due to the slower parcel post and express, 
we cannot assume the responsibility or guarantee that plants will always arrive in good condition. While 
we will use special care in packing all orders, buyers must assume all risk account damage due to delay in 
transit. We suggest if it is possible that you grow your own plants as they do so much better when planted 
immediately after taken from the seed beds. 
Plants not available after JUNE 1. 
NO PLANTS OR NURSERY STOCK SENT C. O. D 
VEGETABLE PLANTS 
Order not less than 10 of any variety 
Pay postage and packing as per TOTAL number 
ordered 
Soa coer PDO 10 100 500 6=—.: 1000 
10 $ .17 $ .31 §$ .47 
10 100 500 1000 
CABBAGE. Ready about May Sth. 
Early — Golden Acre, Copen- 
hagen Market. Midseason — 
Globe. Late—Evergreen Hol- 
lander, Danish Ballhead, Red 
Hollander #70) s.n sce ee, $5.21 $ .89 $3.90 $6.90 
CAULIFLOWER. Ready about May 
Sth. Mount Blanc, Snowdrift 
Nos l6 faites Le 29 
CELERY. Ready about May 10th. 
Golden Self Blanching. Ready 
about May 25th. Pascal Celery. 
Either Utah or Hartner’s New 
GAAS tre nt eee ae Ra 21 ~=.89 
EGGPLANT. Ready about May 
10th. Black Beauty .......0....cccc 29 
ONION PLANTS. See page 24. 
PEPPERS. Ready about May 10th. 
California Wonder, World Beat- 
California Wonder, Anaheim 
Chili, Large Red Cherry, Red 
Chili, Long Red Cayenne 
TOMATO. Ready about May 10th. 
Bounty, Chalks Early Jewel, 
Pearson Improved, Beauty, 
Ponderosa or Beefsteak, Mar- 
globe Improved, Rutgerg............ 29 
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Ready 
about May 15. Yellow Jersey, 
Nancy Hall 
Write for special prices on 
larger quantities than those 
listed above. ~ 
ANNUAL PLANTS FOR 
- Many people wishing earlier blooms and not having 
the time to start the young plants indoors from seed, 
we list below the most popular annuals which are 
carefully grown by us from our finest seed. Ready. 
May 10th or later. 
Do not order less than -10 of a kind or color. 
Add postage and packing, per 10, 10c; per 50, 35c; 
10 50 
ASTERS, Crego Giants. All colors. 
American Branching, Princess. Page 40....$ .50 $2.25 
AGERATUM, Dwarf, Blue or White. 
Plants Ordered 
Add Postage 
1.10 4.95 8.80 
3.90 6.90 
4.95 8.80 
4.95 8.80 
4.95 8.80 
4.95 8.80 
listedhone pages Sones ieee sO 2.20 
CALENDULA. Varieties 169-A, 172-A, 173-A, 
179-A as listed on page 41] ..000.......c.ssccsccsseceeese 00 862.25 
CANDYTUFT. 180-A. Page 4]o cesses 50 2.25 
CARNATION. Varieties 187-A to 192-A as 
HsiedRion> page e427) 28 eee ; 2.25 
ep heeh tS BELLS. Annual. 182-A. Page AB 
degsbscdsvsdsonenste tctctane vse terncri reais cscteseeneeseciettast eres A 25 
FORGET-ME-NOT. 223-A. See page 4%........ 00 2.25 
GODETIA, Sherwood double. Mixed. 
Page 43 ..... nelasssvssideret coccteescsctecremenctereeiea ce nae aiy avd} 
VEGETABLE ROOTS. ETC. 
ASPARAGUS. 
Two-year-old roots. Perl2 50 100 8§=©1000 
Mary Washington or 
Perr iS Go aire. sats ci vsesscsiseocseones $ .29 §$ .95 $1.69 $13.90 
Add Postage and Packing........... 12 25 45 1.25 
RHUBARB (Pie Plant). 
McDONALD. Beautiful dark red color. Large tender 
stalks. Wonderful flavor for all purposes. 
Divisions, each, 49c; 3 for $1.35. 
Postage and Packing, each 7c; 3 for 14c. 
VICTORIA. See page 27 for description. 
Divisions, Each 15c; 3 for 40c; doz. $1.39. 
Postage and Packing, Each 5c; 3 for 10c; doz. 18c. 
Each Doz. 
CHIVES, Sprouted. Big bunch, postpaid....$ .35 $3.50 
MINT ROOTS. Big clumps, postpaid............... -30 2.90 
SAGE. One-year clumps, postpald..........-00« -40 4.20 
TARRAGON. For Tarragon Vinegar, post- 
DOC ececsnseatesusstssssetetsensenssseaectscesstuacuceceucsecvinsusraeeten 35 3.50 
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. Doz., 35c; 
THE FLOWER GARDEN 
LARKSPUR. Varieties 253-A, 254-A, 256-A, 
100, $2.65. 
DE OT A Page AAG ier scien cd eee estate eassaensseeecneaetens sD0me 2-25 
LUPINS, Russell. Perennial Seedlings. See 
TOCIG] Omi ODatecerecstraceerstrescertreee ete eseainctettsescerseotneey $2.15 $ 8.95 
MARIGOLD. Varieties 268-A, 269-A, 272-A, 
DI A-BFL278-B.5 BRAG Se A oc iiiecserccsatcteesrscscsecenenees 3 2.25 
PANSIES. Page 48. Variety 313-A only...... 60 2.90 
PETUNIA 
Firechiofs. -Paqe Vivi. gccascctectencessten seston 60 2.50 
Celestial Rose. 331-A. See page 47.......... 00 8 2.25 
Fluffy Ruffles. 346-A. See page 47......... 200) = 2.29 
Giants. of California. 347-A. See page 47. .75 3.40 
Rose of Heaven. 327-A. See page 47....... 50 2.25 
Elk’s Pride. 336-A. Page 47.......sce-ssesesseeees OO 2.20 
Snowstorm Improved. 345-A. Page 47..... 50 2.25 
SALPIGLOSSIS. See page 49..........ccceeeeseseee 50 2.25 
SALVIA, Blaze of Fire. Exira fine. Page 49 .60 2.75 
SNAPDRAGON. Mixed varieties as listed 
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STATICE. Market Growers Blue and Heav- 
Only PeBIUG se Page AO Mrs tec ece ae eee tO meee 
STOCKS .— 93942 Ase PaGe SO cicccstscs-ccccesescosccnestes 50 2.25 
VERBENA. 415-A to 418-A. Page 5l............. 50 2.25 
38 THE WESTERN SEED COMPANY, DENVER, COLORADO 
