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INDEX TO CATALOGUE.

VEGETABLE SEEDS.

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Artichoke	12
Asparagus	12
Beans	2-3, 18
Beet	4
Borecole or Kale	13
Broccoli	12
Brussels Sprouts	12
Cabbage	6-7
Carrot	9
Cauliflower	5
Celery	8
Celeriac	12
Chervil	12
Chicory	12
Collards	12
Corn, Pop	9, 28
“[Corn] Sweet	10, 28
“[Corn] Salad	12
Cress	12
Cucumber	11
Egg Plant	12
Endive	12
Garlic	30
Gourds	13
Garden Lemon	13
Ground Cherry	12
Herbs	9
Kale	13
Kohl Rabi	13
Leek	13
Lettuce	14
Mangel Wurzel	5
Martynia	40
Melon, Musk	15-16
“[Melon,] Water	17-18
Mustard	13
Nasturtium	49
Okra or Gumbo	13
Onion	19-20
“[Onion] Sets	30
Parsley	24
Parsnip	22
Peas	21, 28
Pepper	22
Potatoes, colored plate	31
Potato Seed	31
Pumpkin	22
Radish	23-24
Rhubarb	26
Ruta Baga	29
Salsify	26
Spinach	24
Squash	25-26
Sugar Beet	4
Tobacco	26
Tomato	27, 28
Turnip	29
Vegetable Plants and Roots	30
Vine Peach	26

FLOWER SEEDS.

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Abronia	44
Abutilon	44
Aconitum	44
Acroclinium	44
Adlumia	44
Adonis	44
Ageratum	44
Agrostemma	44
Alyssum	43, 44
Amaranthus	44
Ampelopsis	44
Anagallis	44
Amobium	44
Antirrhinum	44
Aquilegia	44
Arabis	44
Argemone	44
Asperula	44
Asters	42, 44-45
Balloon Vine	45
Balsam	45
Begonia	45
Beets, Foliage	45
Brachycome	45
Browallia	45
Bryonopsis	45
Cacalia	46
Cactus	46
Calampelis	46
Calendula	45
Calliopsis	42, 45
Campanula	42, 45-46
Canary Bird Vine	46
Candytuft	43, 46
Canna	46
Canterbury Bell	46
Carnation	41, 46
Catchfly	46
Celosia	46
Centaurea	40, 46
Centrosema	39
Chrysanthemum	41, 46
Cineraria	46
Clarkia	46
Cleome	46
Clianthus	46
Cobœa	46
Cockscomb	41, 46
Coleus	46
Convolvulus	46
Cosmos	40
Cuphea	46
Cyclamen	46-47
Cypress Vine	46
Dahlia	47
Daisies	42, 47
Datura	47
Delphinium	47
Dianthus	47
Digitalis	47
Dolichos	47
Edelweiss	47
Eschscholtzia	47
Euphorbia	40, 47
Ferns	47
Feverfew	47
Foxglove	47
Freesia	47
Fuchsia	47
Gailiardia	47
Geranium	48
Gilia	48
Gladiolus	47
Globe Amaranth	48
Gloxinia	48
Gnaphalium	48
Godetia	48
Gourds, Ornamental	47
Grasses, Ornamental	54
Grass Pinks	41, 48
Gypsophila	48
Helianthus	48
Heliotrope	48
Helichrysum	48
Hibiscus	48
Hollyhock	48
Humulus	48
Hyacinthus	48
Ice Plant	48
Ipomea	42, 48
Iris	48
Lantana	49
Larkspur	38, 48
Lathyrus	48
Linum	49
Lobelia	49
Lupinus	49
Lychnis	49
Marguerite	41
Marigold	49
Martynia	40, 49
Marvel of Peru	49
Matricaria	49
Maurandia	49
Mignonette	49
Mimulus	49
Mimosa	52
Mirabilis	49
Mixed Flower Seed	43
Moon Flower	50
Musa Ensete	43
Myosotis	49
Nasturtium	49
Nicotiana	50
Nigella	50
Novelties in Flower Seeds	38-43
Œnothera	50
Oxalis	50
Pansy	51-52
Passion Flower	39
Perilla	50
Petunia	50
Phlox	43, 50
Poppy	41, 52
Portulaca	50
Primula	50
Pyrethrum	52
Rhodanthe	52
Ricinus	38, 52
Salpiglossis	39, 53
Salvia	52
Scabiosa	52
Schizanthus	53
Sedum	53
Sensitive Plant	52
Smilax	53
Spraguea	53
Statice	53
Stevia	53
Stocks	41, 53
Sweet Peas	53
Sweet William	53
Sunflower	48
Thunbergia	53
Torenia	53
Tropæolum	53
Verbena	53
Vinca	54
Violet	54
Wallflower	54
Wahlenbergia	54
Whitlavia	54
Wild Cucumber	40
Wisteria	54
Xeranthemum	54
Zinnias	54

FLOWERING PLANTS AND BULBS.

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Abutilons	60
Achania	60
Achillea	60
Aloysia	60
Alternanthera	60
Amaryllis	55
Ampelopsis	60
Apios Tuberosa	55
Aristilochia	60
Artillery Plant	61
Astilbe Japonica	55
Asparagus	61
Azalea	60
Begonias, col, plate	61
Blackberry Lily	54
Bleeding Heart	54
Bocconia	55
Cactus	62
Caladium	54
Calla	55, 62
Cannas, colored plate	54
Carnations	67
Chrysanthemums	63
Chinese Sacred Lily	55
Cinnamon Vine	55
Cineraria	62
Clematis	62
Cobea	62
Coleus	62
Collection Bulbs	59
Crinum	55
Crocus	59
Cruel Plant	62
Cyperus	62
Cuphea	62, 70
Cyclamen	54, 62
Dahlias	56
Dieletra	54
DollarCollecti’n [Dollar Collection]	59, 65, 71
Farfugium	67
Ferns	67
Feverfew	67
Forget-me-not	66
Freesias	58
Fuchsias	63
Gazania	65
Genista	65
Geraniums	64, 71
Gladiolus, col. Plate	56
Glechoma	65
Grass Pinks	65
Hardy Climbing Vines	77
Hardy Shrubs	58, 76
Helianthus	65
Heliotropes	65
Hibiscus	65
Hoya Carnosa	65
Hyacinths	59
Hyacinthus	58
Hydrangeas	65
Iris	59
Ivies	65
Lantana	65
Lilies	57
Lily of the Valley	57
Lion’s Tail	65
Manetta Vine	66
Maurandia	65
Maderia Vine	58
Mexican Primrose	71
Moon Flower	66
Marguerite	66
Montbretia	55
Mountain Pink	66
Musa Ensete	65
Musk Plant	66
Myosotis	66
Nasturtium	66
Narcissus	59
Night Blooming Cereus	61
Oxalis	58, 66
Orange Tree	67
Oleander	66
Othonna	66
Pœnies	55
Palms	67
Pansies	66
Passiflora	66
Pelargoniums	67
Petunias	66
Pansy Geranium	67
Primrose	67, 71
Resurrection Plant	55
Roses, col. Plate	68-69-70
Salvia	67
Sedum	67
Scilla	59
Stevia	67
Spider Lily	58
Saxafraga	67
Smilax	69
Solanum	69
Snowdrops	59
Sanseviera	65
Stapelia	70
Tigridias	59
Torenia	69
Tritonia	58
Tuberose	59
Tulips	59
Verbenas	69
Vinca	71
Violets	70
Water Hyacinth	67
Winter or Fall Bulbs	59
Wahlenbergia	58
Yucca Filimentosa	58
Zephyranthes	58

NURSERY STOCK.

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Apples	72
Apricots	73
Blackberries	74
Buffalo Berry	75
Crab Apples	72
Cherries	73
Currants	76
Dewberry	74
Dollar Collections	71
Evergreens	77
Flowering Shrubs	58, 76
Grapes	74
Gooseberry	76
Mulberry	74
Ornamental Trees	77
Peaches	73
Pears	73
Plums	73
Raspberry	75
Strawberry	75
Vines and Creepers	77

MISCELLANEOUS.

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Artichokes	30
Asparagus Roots	30
Baskets	66
Books	57, 72
Berry Boxes	78
Broadcast Seeders	80
Fertilizers	78
Flower Pots	66
Fruit Packages	78
Garden Tools	79-80
Garden Trowels	78
Garlic	30
Hand Weeders	78
Horse Radish Sets	30
Introduction	1
Implements	79-80
Insecticides	70, 78
Lawn Vases	78
Onion Sets	30
Pea Nuts	18
Plant Food	67
Plant Sprinklers	67
Potatoes	31
Potato Knife	31, 78
Poultry Supplies	78
Rhubarb Roots	30
Sweet Potatoes	30
Sage Plants	18
Vegetable Plants	30

FARM SEEDS.

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Barley	34
Buckwheat	36
Broom Corn	37
Clover	35
Durra	37
Flax	34
Field Peas	36
Field Beans	37
Grass Seed	35-36
Kaffir Corn	37
Lawn Grass	36
Oats, colored plate	34
Potatoes, colored plate	31
Rape	37
Rye	34
Seed Corn, colored plate	32, 33
Sugar Cane	37
Sunflower	36
Tree Seeds	37
Wheat	34

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