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Index To Catalogue.

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Vegetable Seeds.
Artichoke ... 9.
Asparagus. ... 1.
Asparagus Roots ... 21.
Beans ... 1, 2, 20, 32.
Beet ... 3, 30.
Borecole, or Kale ... 1.
Broccoli ... 9.
Brussels Sprouts ... 1.
Cabbage ... 4, 5, 30.
Carrot ... 5.
Cauliflower ... 6.
Celery ... 6.
Celeriac ... 6.
Chervil ... 9.
Chicory ... 5.
Chives ... 21.
Chufas ... 21.
Coffee Berry ... 27.
Collards ... 5.
Corn, Pop ... 7, 20.
Corn, Sweet ... 7, 20, 30.
Corn Salad ... 5.
Collections ... 51.
Cress ... 5.
Cucumber ... 8, 31, 32.
Chinese Vegetables, 16.
Curious Vegetables 9.
Egg Plant ... 9, 31.
Endive ... 9.
Garlic ... 21.
Gourds ... 8.
Garden Lemon ... 9.
Ground Cherry ... 9.
Herbs ... 9.
Horse Radish ... 21.
Kale ... 1.
Kohl Rabi ... 14.
Leek ... 9.
Lettuce ... 10, 32.
Mangel Wurzel ... 3.
Melon, Musk ... 11, 31, 32.
Melon, Water ... 12, 32.
Melon, Citron ... 12.
Mougri ... 31.
Mushrooms ... 21.
Mustard ... 14.
Okra, or Gumbo ... 9.
Onions ... 13, 30.
Onion Sets ... 21.
Parsley ... 14.
Peanuts ... 14.
Peas ... 15, 20, 31.
Pepper ... 14.
Pomegranate ... 14.
Potatoes ... 37.
Potato Seed ... 37.
Pumpkin ... 16.

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Radish ... 17, 31.
Rhubarb ... 16, 32.
Ruta Baga ... 20.
Salsify ... 16.
Spinach ... 18.
Squash ... 18.
Sugar Beet ... 3.
Sweet Potatoes ... 37.
Tobacco ... 14.
Tomato ... 19, 30.
Turnip ... 20, 31.
Vegetable Plants and Roots ... 21.
Vine Peach ... 9.

Flower Seeds.
Abronia ... 38.
Abutilon ... 38.
Adlumia ... 38.
Accroclinum ... 38.
Adonis ... 38.
Ageratum ... 38.
Agrostemma ... 38.
Alyssum ... 39.
Amaranthus ... 40.
Ampelopsis ... 50.
Anagallis ... 38.
Amobium ... 38.
Antirrhinum ... 38.
Aquilegia ... 38.
Arabis ... 38.
Argemone ... 38.
Asperula ... 38.
Asters ... 33, 34, 3.9
Balloon Vine ... 38.
Balsam ... 40.
Begonia ... 40.
Beets, Foliage ... 50.
Bluets ... 50.
Blue Bells ... 33.
Brachycome ... 40.
Browallia ... 38.
Bryonopsis ... 50.
Cacalia ... 41.
Cactus ... 50.
Cal. Yellow Bells ... 41.
Calendula ... 40.
Calliopsis ... 40.
Campanula ... 40.
Canary Bird Vine ... 40.
Candytuft ... 40.
Canna ... 40.
Canterbury Bells ... 50.
Carnation ... 41.
Cassia ... 41.
Catchfly ... 50.
Celosia ... 41.
Centaurea ... 33, 40.
Centrosema ... 50.
Chrysanthemum ... 41.

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Cineraria ... 41.
Clarkia ... 50.
Cleome ... 50.
Clianthus ... 50.
Cobœa ... 41.
Cockscomb ... 41.
Coleus ... 41.
Collections ... 51.
Convolvulus ... 41.
Coreopsis ... 40.
Cosmos ... 34, 41.
Cuphea ... 50.
Cyclamen ... 50.
Cypress Vine ... 41.
Dahlia ... 42.
Daises ... 42.
Datura... 43.
Delphinium ... 50.
Diamond Flower ... 42.
Dianthus ... 42.
Digitalis ... 42.
Dolichos ... 50.
Eschscholtzia ... 42.
Euphorbia ... 50.
Ferns ... 50.
Feverfew ... 50.
Forget-Me-Not ... 42.
Fountain Plant ... 42.
Foxglove ... 42.
Four O'Clock ... 44.
Freesia ... 42.
Fuchsia ... 42.
Gailiardia ... 43.
Geranium ... 43.
Gilia ... 50.
Gladiolus ... 43.
Globe Amaranth ... 50.
Gloxinia ... 50.
Godetia ... 42.
Golden Rod ... 50.
Gourds, Ornamental 50.
Grasses, Fancy ... 50.
Grass Pinks ... 43.
Gypsophila ... 50.
Helianthus ... 48.
Heliotrope ... 34, 43.
Helichrysum ... 50.
Hibiscus ... 43.
Hollyhock ... 43.
Humulus ... 50.
Hyacinthus ... 50.
Ice Plant ...43.
Lantana ... 43.
Larkspur ... 33, 43.
Lathyrus ... 50.
Lemon Verbena ... 43.
Linum ... 50.
Lobelia ... 43.
Lupinus ... 50.
Lynchnis ... 50.

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Maize, Striped ... 44.
Marigold ... 33, 43.
Martynia ... 50.
Marvel of Peru ... 44.
Maurandia ... 43.
Mignonette ... 34, 44.
Mimulus ... 44.
Mimosa ... 49.
Mirabilis ... 44.
Mixed Flower Seed. 50.
Moon Flower ... 44.
Morning Glory ... 33, 44.
Musa Ensete ... 34.
Myosotis ... 42.
Nasturtium ... 34, 45.
Nicotiana ... 45.
Nigella ... 44.
Œnothera ... 45.
Oxalis ... 50.
Palms ... 34.
Pansy ... 46.
Passion Flower ... 45.
Perilla ... 45.
Petunia ... 45.
Pinks ... 42, 43.
Phlox ... 47.
Poppy ... 47.
Portulaca ... 45.
Primula ... 50.
Pyrethrum ... 50.
Rhodanthe ... 50.
Roses ... 33, 34.
Ricinus ... 47.
Salpiglossis ... 49.
Salvia ... 48.
Saponaria ... 49.
Scabiosa ... 49.
Scarlet Runner ... 50.
Sedum ... 50.
Sensitive Plant ... 49.
Smilax ... 49.
Solanum ... 33.
Spraguea ... 49.
Statice ... 49.
Stevia ... 49.
Stocks ... 49.
Sweet Peas ... 34, 48.
Sweet William ... 49.
Sweet Sultan ... 50.
Sunflower ... 48.
Thunbergia ... 50.
Torenia ... 49.
Venus Looking Glass ... 50.
Verbena ... 49.
Vinca ... 50.
Violet ... 49.
Wallflower ... 49.
Wahlenbergia ... 49.
Water Lilies ... 33.

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Whitlavia ... 49.
Wisteria ... 49.
Wild Cucumber ... 50.
Xeranthemum ... 50.
Zinnias ... 50.

Flower Plants.
Abutilon ... 36.
Ampelopsis ... 58.
Apois Tuberosa ... 58.
Asparagus ... 35.
Begonias ... 54.
Bouvardia ... 36.
Calystegia ... 58.
Carnations ... 54.
Chrysanthemums. 35, 54.
Cinnamon Vine ... 58.
Clematis ... 58.
Coleus ... 35, 55.
Collections ... 36, 51.
Cyperus ... 36.
Farfugium ... 55.
Ferns ... 55, 56.
Feverfew ... 55.
Forget-Me-Not ... 56.
Fuchsias ... 55.
Geraniums ... 35, 55.
Glecoma ... 55.
Heliotropes ... 56.
Hibiscus ... 56.
Hoya Carnosa ... 56.
Honeysuckle ... 58.
Hydrangeas ... 56, 59.
Ivies ... 56.
Lantana ... 35.
Lemon Verbena ... 56.
Manetta Vine ... 55.
Matrimony Vine ... 58.
Maurandia ... 56.
Mexican Primrose. 56.
Myosotis ... 56.
Moon Flower ... 56.
Marguerite ... 56.
Mountain Pink ... 56.
Night Blooming Cerus ... 56.
Orange Tree ... 56.
Palms ... 36, 56.
Pansies ... 56.
Parrot's Feather ... 35.
Passion Flower ... 56.
Pelargoniums ... 56.
Petunia ... 56.
Roses ... 36, 57..
Rudbeckia ... 36
Rubber Tree ... 35.
Salvia ... 35, 56.
Sanseveria ... 56.
Smilax ... 56.

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Solanum ... 35.
Stapelia ... 54.
Strobilanthe ... 36.
Swainsonia ... 56.
Trumpet Flower ... 58.
Verbenas ... 51.
Violets ... 35.
Wandering Jew ... 54.
Water Hyacinth ... 56.
Wild Rose ... 36.
Wistaria ... 58.
Woodbine ... 58.

Farm Seeds.
Artichoke Roots ... 27.
Barley ... 26.
Buckwheat ... 26.
Broom Corn ... 26, 29.
Clover ... 28.
Corn ... 22, 23, 24, 25.
Coffee Berry ... 27.
Coffee Peas ... 29.
Cow Peas ... 29.
Flax ... 26.
Field Peas ... 26.
Field Beans ... 27.
Grass Seed ... 28.
Kaffir Corn ... 27.
Lawn Grass ... 28.
Lentils ... 9.
Oats ... 26.
Potatoes ... 37.
Rape ... 27.
Rye ... 26.
Spiltz ... 29.
Soja Beans ... 27.
Sugar Cane ... 27.
Sweet Potatoes ... 37.
Sunflower ... 27.
Tree Seeds ... 27.
Wheat ... 26.

Bee Supplies ... 63.
Birds ... 64.
Books ... 62.
Flower Bulbs ... 52, 53.
Fruit Packages ... 63.
Garden Tools ... 61.
Hardy Shrubs ... 59.
Implements ... 61.
Gold Fish ... 64.
Miscellaneous ... 62.
Nursery Stock ... 60.
Poultry Supplies ... 63.
Sea Shells ... 64.

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Cover Plant Collection.
On the back cover of this catalogue we illustrate six charming plants which should be in every collection.

Meteor Rose--A rich, velvety crimson flower. One of the best hardy roses in existence. Described on page 36 of this catalogue. Price 15c each.

Of the Lantanas we illustrate two colors, but we can furnish many different kinds. The color of the flower is constantly changing. Price 10c each or six different varieties for 50c. See page 35.

The Hawkeye Giant Coleus is an immense leaved variety, and very attractive. See page 35. Price 10c each.

Umbrella Palm is one of the most popular plants for growing in the house that we have ever handled. See description on page 36. Price 15c each.

Solanum Jasminoides is a beautiful flowering vine. See description on page 35. Price 15c each.

Double New Life Geranium is one of the greatest novelties ever sent out, and sure to attract much attention. See page 35 for description. Price 25c each.
The entire collection of six plants for only 60c.

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Cover Flower Seed Collections.
This is also illustrated on the back cover of catalogue, and we are sure it will prove satisfactory to our customers.
While the Blue Bells are an old flower whose praises have been sung by poets for centuries past, still they are uncommon and rarely seen. See description on page 33. Price 15c per pkt.
Heliotropes are always popular, and our New Mammoth flowering variety will please customers. See page 34. Price 10c per pkt.
Blue Solanum is a charming vine which has recently come into prominence. See page 33. 10c per pkt.
Our Royal Mixed Asters will be found described on page 34 of this catalogue. Price 10c per pkt.
Early Dawn Cosmos was introduced by us two years ago, and proved very popular among our customers. See description on page 34. 10c per pkt.
Fairly Roses are charming little flowering plants, blooming in six weeks from time seed is started, and have become quite popular throughout the country. See page 33. 10c per pkt.
The six packets of flower seeds described aoove for only 35 cents.

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