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INDEX TO CATALOGUE.

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VEGETABLE SEEDS.
Artichoke. 12.
Asparagus. 12.
Beans. 2, 3, 29.
Beet. cover, 4.
Borecole or Kale. 13.
Broccoli. 12.
Brussels Sprouts. 12.
Cabbage. 6, 7.
Carrot. 8.
Cauliflower. 4.
Celery. 9.
Celeriac. 12.
Chervil. 12.
Chicory. 12.
Chufas. 27.
Chinese Tea. 34.
Coffee Berry. 36.
Collards. 12.
Corn, Pop. 14, 29.
[Corn,] Sweet. 10, 29.
Corn Salad. 12.
Collections. cover, 83, 87.
Cress. 12.
Cucumber. cover, 11.
Egg Plant. 12.
Endive. 12.
Garlic. 31.
Gourds. 13.
Garden Lemon. 13.
Ground Cherry. 12.
Herbs. 14.
Husk Tomato. 12.
Kale. 13.
Kohl Rabi. 13.
Leek. 13.
Lettuce. 15.
Mangel Wurzel. 5.
Martynia. 52.
Melon, Musk. cover, 16, 17.
[Melon,] Water. 18, 19.
[Melon,] Citron. 19.
Mustard. 13.
Nasturtium. 53.
Okra or Gumbo. 13.
Onion. 20, 21.
[Onion] Sets. 31.
Parsley. 27.
Parsnip. 25.
Peanuts. 14.
Peas. 22, 29.
Pepper. 25.
Pomegranate. 14.
Potatoes. 41, 42.
Potato Seed. 42.
Pumpkin. 23.
Radish. 24, 25.
Rhubarb. 27.
Ruta Baga. 30.
Salsify. 27.
Spinach. cover, 27.
Squash. 26.
Strawberry. 34.
Sugar Beet. 5.
Tobacco. 27.
Tomato. cover, 28, 29.
Turnip. 30.
Vegetable Plants and Roots. 31.
Vine Peach. 27.
FLOWER SEEDS.
Abronia. 43.
Abutilon. 43.
Ageratum. 43.
Agrostemma. 43.
Alyssum. 44.
Amaranthus. 45.
Ampelopsis. 45.
Anagallis. 45.
Amobium. 45.
Antirrhinum. 45.
Aquilegia. 45.
Arabis. 45.
Argemone. 45.
Asperula. 45.
Asters. 44.
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. 45.
Campanula. 46.
Canary Bird Vine. 46.
Candytuft. 46.
Canna. 46.
Canterberry Bells. 46.
Carnation. 47.
Catchfly. 46.
Celosia. 46.
Centaurea. 47.
Centrosema. 46.
Chrysanthemum. 47.
Cineraria. 46.
Clarkia. 47.
Cleome. 46.
Clianthus. 46.
Coboea. 47.
Cockscomb. 46.
Coleus. 47.
Collections. 43, 59.
Convolvulus. 48.
Coreopsis. 45.
Cosmos. 47.
Cuphea. 47.
Cyclamen. 48.
Cypress Vine. 48.
Dahlia. 49.
Daisies. 48.
Datura. 48.
Delphinium. 47.
Diamond Flower, col. plate. 48.
Dianthus, col. plate. 48, 49.
Digitalis.47.
Dolichos. 47.
Edelweiss. 49.
Eschscholtzia. 49.
Euphorbia. 49.
Ferns. 49.
Feverfew. 51.
Fountain Plant. 52.
Foxglove. 47.
Freesia. 49.
Fuchsia. 49.
Gailiardia. 49.
Geranium. 49.
Gilia. 50.
Gladiolus. 49.
Globe Amaranth. 50.
Gloxinia. 50.
Godetia. 50.
Golden Rod. 50.
Gourds, Ornamental. 49.
Grasses, Ornamental. 59.
Grass Pinks. 50.
Gypsophilia. 50.
Helianthus. 50.
Heliotrope. 50.
Helichrysum. 50.
Hibiscus. 50.
Hollyhock. 50.
Humulus. 50.
Hyacinthus. 50.
Ice Plant. 51.
Ipomea. 51.
Iris. 51.
Lantana. 51.
Larkspur, col. plate. 51.
Lathyrus. 51.
Linum. 51.
Lobelia. 51.
Lupinus. 51.
Lychnis. 51.
Marguerite. 47.
Marigold. 52.
Martynia. 52.
Marvel of Peru. 52.
Matricaria. 51.
Maurandia. 51.
Mignonette. 52.
Mimulus. 51.
Mimosa. 57.
Mirabilis. 52.
Mixed Flower Seed. 59.
Moon Flower. 51.
Musa Ensete. 52.
Myosotis. 52.
Nasturtium, col. plate. 53.
Nicotiana. 52.
Nigella. 52.
Oenothera. 53.
Oxalis. 53.
Pansy, col. plate. 54.
Passion Flower. 55.
Perilla. 53.
Petunia, col. plate. 53.
Phlox. 56.
Poppy. 55.
Portulaca. 53.
Primula. 53.
Pyrethrum. 56.
Rhodanthe. 56.
Rose. 55.
Ricinus. 56.
Salpiglossis. 57.
Salvia. 57.
Scabiosa. 57.
Scarlet Runner. 57.
Sedum. 57.
Sensitive Plant. 57.
Smilax. 57.
Spraguea. 57.
Statice. 58.
Stevia. 58.
Stocks. 57.
Sweet Peas, col. plate. 57.
Sweet William. 58.
Sunflower. 50.
Thunbergia. 58.
Torenia. 58.
Tropaeolum. 58.
Verbena. 58.
Vinca. 58.
Violet. 58.
Wallflower. 58.
Wahlenbergia. 58.
Whitlavia. 58.
Wild Cucumber. 58.
Wisteria. 58.
Xeranthemum. 58.
Zinnias. 59.
FLOWERING BULBS AND PLANTS.
Abutilons. 66.
Achania. 66.
Achillea. 66.
Aloysia. 67.
Alternanthera. 66.
Amaryllis. 64, 65.
Ampelopsis. 66.
Apois Tuberosa. 64.
Artillery Plant. 67.
Asparagus. 66.
Azalea. 66.
Begonias. 60, 67.
Blackberry Lily. 60.
Bleeding Heart. 58.
Bouvardia. 67.
Caladium. 64.
Calla. 63, 64, 69.
Cactus. 68.
Cannas. 60, 64.
Carnation. 59.
Chrysanthemums. 68.
Chinese Sacred Lily. 60.
Cinnamon Vine. 60.
Cineraria. 68.
Clematis. 69.
Coboea. 67.
Coleus. 69.
Collections. 64, 77.
Crinum. 60.
Crocus. 65.
Cruel Plant. 69.
Cyperus. 69.
Cuphea. 69, 70.
Cyclamen. 62, 69.
Dahlias. 61.
Dieletra. 62.
Farfugium. 70.
Ferns. 70.
Feverfew. 70.
Forget-me-not. 74.
Freesias. 62.
Fuchsias. 70.
Gazania. 72.
Geraniums. 71, 72.
Gladiolus. 62.
Glecoma. 72.
Grass Pinks. 73.
Hardy Climbing Vines. 59, 83.
Hardy Shrubs. 59, 83.
Helianthus. 77.
Heliotropes. 73.
Hibiscus. 73.
Hoya Carnosa. 73.
Hyacinths. 65.
Hyacinthus. 64.
Hydrangeas. 73.
Iris. 61.
Ivies. 73.
Lantana. 77.
Lilies. 63, 64.
Lily of the Valley. 61.
Lion's Tail. 74.
Manetta Vine. 70.
Maurandia. 72.
Maderia Vine. 64.
Mexican Primrose. 74.
Milla Biflora. 64.
Moon Flower. 77.
Marguerite. 74.
Mountain Pink. 77.
Musa Ensete. 74.
Myosotis. 74.
Nasturtium. 74.
Narcissus. 65.
Night Blooming Cereus. 68.
Oxalis. 64, 65, 73.
Orange Tree. 74.
Oleander. 73.
Othonna. 73.
Paeonies. 65.
Palms. 73.
Pansies. 74.
Passion Flower. 73.
Pelargoniums. 72.
Petunias. 73.
Primulas. 73.
Roses. cover, 75, 76.
Salvia. 77.
Sanseveria. 67.
Sedum. 77.
Scilla. 65.
Spider Lily. 65.
Saxafraga. 77.
Smilax. 77.
Solanum. cover.
Snowdrops. 65.
Stapelia. 74.
Tigridias. 64.
Torenia. 77.
Tritoma. 64.
Tuberose. 64, 65.
Tulips. 65.
Verbenas. 71.
Vinca. 77.
Violets. 77.
Water Hyacinth. 74.
Winter or Fall Bulbs. 65.
Yucca Filimentosa. 65.
Zephyranthes. 63.
NURSERY STOCK.
Apples. 78.
Apricots. 82.
Blackberries. 82.
Buffalo Berry. 80.
Crab Apples. 78.
Cherries. 79.
Currants. 80.
Dollar Collections. 59, 83.
Dewberry. 80.
Evergreens. 82.
Flowering Shrubs. 83.
Grapes. 81.
Gooseberry. 80.
Mulberry. 80.
Osage Orange. 88.
Ornamental Trees. 82.
Peaches. 79.
Pears. 79.
Plums. 79.
Raspberry. 81.
Rocky Mt. Cherry. 80.
Strawberry. 82.
Vines and Creepers. 83.
Wineberry. 80.
Wholesale List. 84.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Artichokes. 31.
Asparagus Roots. 31.
Baskets. 84.
Books. 67.
Berry Boxes. 84.
Brackets. 87.
Bird Seed. 87.
Broadcast Seeders. 40.
Chufas. 27.
Corn Planters. 34.
Fertilizers. 39.
Flower Pots. 87.
Fruit Packages. 84.
Gardening Sets. 87.
Garden Tools. 85, 86.
Garden Trowels. 87.
Garlic. 31.
Hand Weeders. 86, 87.
Horse Radish Sets. 31.
Introduction. 1.
Implements. 85, 86.
Insecticides. 42, 87.
Lawn Mowers. 87.
Mole Traps. 87.
Onion Sets. 31.
Peanuts. 14.
Plant Food. 87.
Potatoes. 41, 42.
Potato Knife. 42, 87.
Poultry Supplies. 88.
Raffia. 87.
Rhubarb Roots. 31.
Sweet Potatoes. 42.
Sage Plants. 14, 31.
Slug Shot. 42, 87.
Spraying Pumps. 84.
Tree Labels. 87.
Trellises. 87.
Vegetable Plants. 31.
Wire Plant Stands. 87.
Window Shelves. 87.
FARM SEEDS.
Artichoke Roots. 31.
Barley. 36.
Buckwheat. 36.
Broom Corn. 40.
Clover. 37.
Durra. 40.
Flax. 36.
Field Peas. 36.
Field Beans. 36.
Grass Seed, plate. 38, 39.
Kaffir Corn. 40.
Lawn Grass. 39.
Lentils. 49.
Oats. col. plate, 35
Potatoes. 41, 42.
Rape. 40.
Rye. 36.
Seed Corn. col plate, 32, 33, 34.
Soja Beans. 36.
Sugar Cane. 36.
Sunflower. 36.
Tree Seeds. 35.
Wheat. 35.

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