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ATALOGUE oF HliGH GRADE SEEDS.
Grand Flower Seed Novelty for 1905
NICOTIANA SANDERAE
(Carmine Tuberose-flowered Tobacco)
This beautiful hybrid Nicotiana was
raised in England and has been exhibited
this season at the Temple show and else-
where and in every case has been spoken of
as the most strikingly beautiful plants of
the year. The originators describe it as
forming bushy, much branched plants 2
feet high, laden with flowers from base to
summit—literally ablaze with most hand-
some carmine-red fragrant blossoms,
thousands of which are produced onasingle
plant. In form the flower resembles Nico-
tiana Affinis, but having a short stout tube,
and unlike that variety does not close up in
the day time but remains open all day, the
fragrance, while not so powerful as Nico-
tiana Affinis, is decidedly delicious.
It is as easy to grow as a Petunia. If
started indoors in early spring and planted
out in May it gives a continuous display
NICOTIANA SANDERAE
Plant Showing Bushy Habit and Floriferousness Reproduced from a Photo. of blooms all summer and autumn. It can
also be sown in the open ground when the weather becomes warm. Our own representative has seen
the plants this summer and speaks very highly of this valuable novelty which is undoubtedly destined
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for universal use. Per pkt., 25 cts.
A Beautiful Hardy Perennial
Easily Grown from Seed
STOKESIA CYANEA
(Corn Flower Aster)
This beautiful native hardy plant is not yet quite so well known as it should and deserves to be.
No garden large or small, should be without it. Asa single specimen or group inthe hardy border it
makes for itself a place that cannot be filled by any other hardy plant, while for beds or masses of any
size it ranks with the Phlox, Peony and Iris. It is of the easiest culture, blooming the first year from
seed, and succeeding in any open sunny position. The plants grow from 18 to 24 inches high and _ be-
gin flowering in July, continuing without interruption till late in October to produce their handsome
lavender blue centauria-like blossoms which are highly valuable for cutting, supplying a shade of color
not overly plentiful at any season of the year. Per pkt., 10 cts.
MOTT’S CATALOG
OF
High Grade Seeds, Bulbs, Etc.
FOR GARDEN AND FARM
&D,
We take pleasure in presenting this book on our fourth business anniversary, taking
encouragement from the fact that our business has advanced] beyond our most sanguine
expectations.
It will be our earnest effort to continue as in the past, to use the utmost care, both in
selection of stocks and execution of commands.
At the same time it will be understood that we do not hold ourselves responsible for any
disappointments that may arise from failure of any stocks to be true to name, that do not
mature or fail to germinate.
We pay charges on all orders amounting to Five Dollars, and in any case add liberal ex-
tras to partly cover cost of transportation.
Please use our order sheet, giving name and address plainly.
Always at your service.
Respectfully,
WALTER MOTT SEED & BULB CO.
SPRING—1905 Jamestown, New York
108-110 East Second Street
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New Vegetables
Bean ‘‘Golden Carmine’’
Of this splendid introduction the introducer reports as follows:
‘‘In this new strain we have a wonderfully robust grower, a
week to ten days earlier than Worcester Horticultural Pole. In
comparison, the pods are equally as large, stringless, bright golden
color when very young. As the pods approach full size, they are
mottled and streaked with an unusually bright carmine color on
the bright golden, which gives the pods (when ready tor market) a
strikingly beautiful and attractive appearance. This, together
with its productiveness, will make it the most desirable strain of
this well known and popular bean.
‘‘We are much pleased to report the crop we are growing on
our farm this year and other places where we are having it grown,
as far as we are able to learn, are free from rust, which is an excep-
tion this season to wax beans of this class.’’ (See illustration).
Ym pt. 15 cts., pt. 25 cts., qt. 40 cts.
Fea ‘‘New Dwarf Champion’’
In offering this new pea, we are filling a long wanted demand.
A pea with all the merits of the well known and reliable Cham-
pion of England, being hardy and excellent quality, but less vine,
larger pods and more of them.
In this pea we have a hardy, robust and vigorous grower, pro-
ductive of handsome dark green pods of good size and in great
abundance, and the quality is unsurpassed.
Height of vine about 26 inches.
Season coming in after the Little Gem.
For a reliable staple market variety we believe it will fill a long
needed want.
Another season’s trial adds further proof to the merits of this
new pea, being a sure and abundant cropper, and quality the best.
(See illustration on opposite page). % pt. 15 cts., pt. 25 cts.,
qt. 40 cts.
Cae Sunrise’”
As its name denotes, this is the earliest of the wrinkled sorts,
fully as early as the smooth varieties, to which it is far superior in
quality. The vines grow about two feet high and are enormously
productive, bearing many pods. '% pt. 15 cts., pt. 25 cts., qt.
25 ets.
ea Thomas Laxton’’
A new variety of large-podded Pea. The plant isa very hardy
and strong grower, producing extra large size pods in abundance.
The quality is delicious, and cannot be surpassed by any other vari-
ety. The ‘Thomas Laxton’’ will mature nearly as early as any
of the extra early smooth Peas, and being a wrinkled sort is much
sweeter. When this variety is thoroughly introduced it will com-
mand equal attention with “Gradus.”’ % pt. 15 cts., pt. 25 cts.,
qt. 40 cts.
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Pea ‘‘Gradus or Prosperity’’
Too much cannot be said in favor of this grand variety which combines the finest quality
with extreme earliness, and is also very productive. Itis very hardy, and can be planted
- fully as early as the smooth peas; grows vigorous and healthy; vines 3 feet in height, and is
very prolific, bearing pods fully as large as Telephone. The color of the shelled peas is a
beautiful light green, which color they retain after being cooked; the quality and flavor is
delicious, and the peas remain tender and sweet for a long time.
. M. Dowd, one of our most successful market gardeners, says: ‘‘Book my order for one
bushel of Gradus, it is the most profitable pea I ever marketed in my many years of ex-
perience.” (See illustration on back of cover). % pt. 15 cts., pt. 25 cts., qt. 40 cts.
Potato ‘‘ Early Market’’
_ This grand Potato is the result of careful study, being a decided improvement upon the
earliest six-weeks variety. Itis a heavy cropper and splendid cooker. Flesh white and
floury. Peck 50 cts., bushel $1.50. |
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Vegetable Seeds
Our Vegetable Seeds are obtained from the most relia- .
ble growers, tested and we believe
true to name.
Asparagus
One ounce will sow a drill 50 feet.
Pkt. Oz. % Lb.
Columbian Mammoth White. Shoots pure white and require no artificial
blanching; brings a higher price in market than any other sott...............0.6. $005 $015 $030
Conover’s Colossal. The best known and one of the most desirable sorts..... 05 10 25
Carr’s Mammoth. Earlier and nearly twice as large as Conover’s Colossal,
also.a strong prowemand very, productive: we .ccttis.s0---s0cessceeeenterecreeeerereaneeee 05 10 25
Palmetto. Shoots are very large and light green; also tender and very desir- :
ableton theimarket and homelpardente- ieee cere ees .-2. ess os neanene neonates oeeeeee 05 15 30
ASPARAGUS ROOTS.
A saving of one to two years is effected by planting roots.
100 1,000
Columbian Mami the White eeci oe ieee ere ae is Se eee ee eee $0 90 $5 50
Conowers) Colossall:. cs ccccsic0b: cseesticectccans ceineveseseen come soto n= ss bbe cussoabneon eustrarnatesses 75 450
Palme tt Oeeeires ci. s5.0desaheensMetccsadvedenecscecines ae stesyaaeeeemeeceeetet ae see eas emsokas ceca saat 90 5 50
Beans
One quart will plant a drill 100 feet.
BUTTER OR WAX SORTS—DWAREF VARIETIES.
Currie’s Rustproof Wax. Pods long, flat and straight; very prolificandrust Pt. Qt. Pk. Pk.
proof blackiseed ss. ccccueovc. sek eneswanees sees tU eee Se ee $0 15 $0 25 $0 90 $1 50
Davis’ White Kidney Wax. Pods remarkably long, straight and of a hand-
some waxy white color; enormously productive. Seed white..............0000+ 15 25 90 150
Flageolet Wax, Scarlet. Beans bright red; pods very long, flat and tapering 15 25 90 150
Golden Wax. Very popular; round pods; a well-known standard sott.......... 15 25 90 150
Kidney Wax.
(Wardwell’s).
Extra early,
purely wax
pods; long, flat
and remarkably
free from rust... 15 25 90 150
Pencil Pod Blaek
Wax. Itis an
improvement on
the Prolifie Bl’ck
Wax, hardier &
more prolific.
Pods are long,
pencil-like, very
tender and brit-
cles =aineolor
they are a rich
dark yellow,
much more at-
tractive than
Prolific Wax. It
also remains in
good picking
condition for a
long season...... 15 25 90 150
Yosemite Mam-
moth Wax. A
giant among
Beans. The pods
frequently reach-
ing a length of
from 8 to 10 in-
ches, are of great
thickness and
solidity. «........... 20 30 100 175
Bean—Pencil Pod Black Wax
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GREEN PODDED VARIETIES.
Leh ee Qt. % Pk. Pk.
Burpee’s Stringless Green Pod. In this variety we offer the finest green}
pod stringless Bean it has ever been our pleasure to see growing. It is
the earliest of the green-podded sorts, and produces large and hand-
some pods, some of which measured fully six inches in length. The
plants are very productive, bearing profusely the beautiful green pods,
which are perfectly round, very fleshy and entirely stringless................ $0 15 $0 25 $0 90 $1 50
Improved Royal White or Kidney. Excellent for shelling green or baking
Fer SESE ISITE dost lng ddiad naps che ce te EEO Ig IER OCe Ee REC CIO 550 AJC Rei enys ee On oe Se 10 15 50 80
Large White Marrow. Good either for shelling when green or for baking
© EEE, TEV PE -cn cosegnact sqpncoeoboanogede pp ada nar oodgneSSOS°0056. ut JBOSS MSDS RNS OSS SE oC eRe ee een 15 25 90 1 50
Long Yellow Six-weeks. Pods flat and green; a leading market sort........ 15 25 90 1 50
RRAMEMIERIOV REC SEC. oct cc acasanesscastsctcue Ceanneeneertts concen suseccaseeseuecoessacnousesenads 10 15 50 80
Bush Lima, Burpee’s. Beans as large as Pole Limas; perfectly dwarf and -
Bee Na ENO MMC LIV Coc wre cece ce vaetne cones necenn semeenteen tn eecc ccc cnta soci ccasoscreaseatuce tose ce 15 25 90 1 50
Bush Lima, Dreer’s New Wonder. (New). Animprovement on Burpee’s
BERS aU LETT Asean 5 (oes eee eo ncacwoe veccucs <a ster eeaeneneee 8 «svn oesonccsuteevectascveresaecaaisess 15 25 90 1 50
Bush Lima, Henderson’s. Beans smaller than Burpee’s or Dreer’s, but
Metwcathy 2c EHOMMOUSLY PLOCUCELVE:.-ceemcc=-.<.--csc200.esecqncesersececveeesccecee 15 25 90 1 50
Horticultural Dwarf. Late and productive; pods showy; great favoritein
Pee FIL ATA CL anc vas eects wen crwauaan sn oe See Meta at ow vt Sun wccbacwesecavestessesseey sande 15 25 90 1 50
POLE OR RUNNING VARIETIES.
Horticultural or Cranberry. Showy and excellent either as snap or shell
EAM OL TOL COOKIE Gry eo e055 soso een ee ec wn san svasasaseaswaesecevstadeotase sess 15 25 90 1 50
Kentucky Wonder. Fine green pod sort; early and productive; entirely
Safed INES Seo cae oan as Shae Were one petreet oa eee MERC n ss Gaekisuosh ses sverenesdiChentvensees 15 25 90 1 50
Lima, Dreer’s Improved. Beans thicker and sweeter than Large Lima..... 15 25 90 1 50
“King of the Garden. Heavy cropper; bean and pod very large........ 15 25 90 1 50
heer olebert’s Baniy. Parhest. of ial ee. -- See... .sietececassvss<cccdoussocaccsneenes 15 25 90 1 50
White Dutch Case Knife. Pods long, green and flat; fine for shelling.......... 15 25 90 1 50
WAX POD—POLE BEAN.
Golden Cluster. For a numer of years past this has been a leading variety
of Wax Pole Beans. It bears profusely long golden-yellow pods in
clusters of 3 to 6 from bottom to top of pole, and continues in bearing
from the middle of July till the vines are cut by frost. For market
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Golden Carmine. (See list of Novelties).
Beet
One ounce will sow a drill 50 feet.
TABLE VARIETIES.
Oz. eb: | Eb:
Bassano, Early Flat. An
early tender variety;
color lisht red 2... 32: $0 10 $0 20 $0 50
Crosby’s Egyptian. The
best for early market;
as early as the original
strain of Egyptian, is
thicker and less inclin-
ed to push upa woody
neck as it advances in
EO Wit Meee pecc otessocceecen 10 20 50
Detroit Blood Red.
Round, skin dark red,
flesh light red; very
SPE Eorcosanccucosccbaasesaconee 10 20 50
Eclipse Blood Turnip.
Very early, round,
smooth and dark red.
Has a very small top
and is one of the best
: fOr amar ket. 2ee25.s. eke. ce5: 10 20 50
Beet—Our Improved Egyptian Half Long Blood. An
; excellent half long
Seecattecatly; PO0d alse fot Wither MSG. sees eee ss. in. es ddcacecckoiceeskes voleeces Mbutoica: 10 20 50
Swiss Chard, Silver or Sea Kale. Grown exclusively for its leaves. The middle
of the leaf can be used and served like asparagus, the rest of the leaf like spinach. 10 20 50
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MANGEL WURZEL AND SUGARBEETS.
Oz.
Champion Yellow Globe. The best yellow globe, heavy yielder, splendid keeper
Golden Tankard. Bright yellow; large, sweet and very productive; fine for cattle
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Long Red Mammoth Prize. Attains enormous size, producing thirty to fifty tons
to'the acre; quality StpertOriicscccccseccs. =< cessor crooner ee
Sugar, Klein Wanzleben. Largest yielding and best variety for sugar making......
Brussels Sprouts
Species of cabbage; cultivation the same.
Dwarf Improved. Produces excellent, compact sprouts; very sure cropper...........0::.:0
C abbage
Pkt.
Selected Early Jersey Wakefield. The most widely known and popular early
Variety; headsicone shape and very, SOliG cs: eseeceeeee see set cect etneaee eee seneeee $0 O05
Early Spring. New extra early, round flat heads with few outer leaves which
permits planting closes: isieisiaes te teee ee Senceca ce ccc speach eiantenene eee ceen meee 05
Early Winningstadt. A standard second early sort, very hard heads............ 05
Henderson’s Early Summer. Heads large, round and very compact; ten
days later than Early Jersey Wakefield; one of the earliest large heading
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Henderson’s Succession. One of the best of cabbages; heads very large and
somewhat flat; ten days later than Early Summet..................cscececseeseeeeees 05
All Seasons. Heads very deep; can be planted forearly orlatecrop; asplendid
keeper; about as early as early summer, forming much larger heads.......... 05
Charleston Large Wakefield. About one week later than Early Jersey Wake-
field, but the heads are fully one-half larger; will not burst when ripe like
most early sorts, and can be left standing in the field some time without
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Early Flat Dutch. Earlier and heads smaller than Late Flat Dutch; a good
second early, sure header, weighing ten or twelve pounds.....................006 05
10
10
10
Oz.
$0 30
20
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Danish Ball Head (Hollan-
der). This extra hard-
heading variety of Cab-
bage originated in Den-
mark. Itis the medium-
sized, hard white Cab-
bage that is received
from abroad during the
early spring months,and
even after thelong jour-
ney arrives in splendid
condition. It is a Medi-
um orlate variety, but
is used mostly as a
winter cabbage....... Mabe
Excelsior Late Flat Dutch.
A very valuable late va-
riety for main winter
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Large Late Drumhead.
Cabbage—Danish Ball Head Heads large, flat and
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Red Rock. The largest and surest heading mecca b bape cctcte-cseeteceseeaesareeswuseaes
Surehead. All head and always sure to head. This is a nee late cabbage;
the best market variety; fine keeper......... ease ssc co bods sa ancmepeee cena neeseraneseu sence cee
Savoy Early Dwarf Ulm. Small, round, deep green heads; very early...............
Savoy Perfection Drumhead. This is the best of the Savoys; heads large
with crisp, wrinkled leaves
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Carrot
Carrot—Danver’s Half Long
One ounce will sow a drill 100 feet. 3 to 4 lbs. to the acre.
Pkt.
Chantenay Half Long. Stump rooted; broad, thick shoulder; heavy
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$0 25 $0
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Lb.
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Celery—Golden Self-Blanching
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Pkt. Oz. \Y Lb. Lb.
Danver’s Half Long. One of the heaviest croppers; roots dark orange
color, eight to ten inches in length, thick, and ending in a some-
what abrupt pointy fissticlassisc-c.cosseteosss ee ecasepeetesasmeer: <0) cccene eee $0 05 $0 15 $0 25 $0 75
Early forcing. Halflong, bright scarlet, crisp, grows almost without
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Early Scarlet Horn. A very popular sort, quick growing; deep
orange in color; blunt rooted; six to eight inches in length............ 05 15 25 75
Half Long Stump Rooted Nantes. Roots eight to ten inchesin length
thick shoulder; deep orange and good Croppel...............ccsssseseceeenes 05 15 25 75
Improved Long Orange. The best known and most largely cultivated
of any carrot; excellent for stock or table use; roots deep orange,
twelve to fifteen inches Tong. 2.120... 6...cacencrersoneceeoetees sscasesdeecesecsenneee 05 15 25 75
Large white Belgian. The large white Belgian carrot is considered
one of the most profitable varieties for feeding stock. Crops
raised at the New Hampshire agricultural experiment station
have yielded nine tons, 880 pounds to the actre.................cceseeecereees 05 10 15 50
Oxheart or Guerande. Roots short and very thick and intermediate
between Scarlet Horn and Chantenay; color deep orange; fine
grammed and’ sweet easily Gti Pic. s-sase cass vacnemsccspesee ene se cse = seems 05 15 25 75
Cauliflower
4 Pkt. ¥Y, Oz
Extra Selected Dwarf Early Erfurt. The finest strain of the Eufurt Cauliflower, al-
most as early as the Snowball; grows about fifteen inches high, producing very
solid, pure white heads of the very finest quality; seldom fails to form a good
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Henderson’s Early Snowball. This is undoubtedly the finest early variety ever in-
trodueed; it is the earliest and produces beautiful snow-white heads of the most
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Celery
One ounce will produce about two thousand plants.
Pkt. 4% Oz. Oz.
Dwarf Golden Self-Blanching.
This sort is without doubt
the finest early celery in cul-
tivation. It is perfectly
solid, of a fine nutty flavor,
attains a good size, and
when blanched is of a hand-
some golden yellow........... $0 05 $0 10 $0 25
Giant Pascal. The largest
variety grown, is also the
best keeper; of fine nutty
flavor and very easily
blanched, deservedly popu-
lar for fall and winter use. 05 10 25
Improved White Plume. A
well known and perhaps
the most popular variety of
Celery; very early, orna-
mental and of a quality sur-
passed) bystONes ce w-pee-ere ens 05 10 25
Pink Plume. (New). Prac-
tically identical with Im- _
proved White Plume, but
with added merit of the
stalks being suffused with
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Soup Celery. Seeds for flavor-
ing soups, pickles, ete........ 10
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Celeriac (Turnip-Rooted Celery)
Pkt % Oz Oz
Large Smooth Prague. An improved form of turnip-rooted celery; round,
smooth roots with very few side roots. This is the largest variety and one
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Chervil
Curled. Used for flavoring soups and salads and hasa strong flavor and perfume 05 15
Corn (Sweet or Sugar).
EARLY VARIETIES.
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Kendall’sGiant. Rapidly coming into favor on account of its large size and ex-
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Prono. © iauned to be the earliest SWeet COEM:........-..0..+s-csctceccdsnosvnssccacacscccsencesss 20 30 1 00
Crosby. An old and popular variety, twelve and sometimes fourteen rowed;
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Minnesota. Deservedly popular either for market, gardeners or private families 15 25 75
Black Mexican. One of the sweetest and best varieties; grains black whenripe,
but when in condition for the table cooked, remarkably white.................... 15 25 75
Perry’s Hybrid. Large, twelve-rowed ears; a little later than Minnesota.......... 15 25 75
LATE VARIETIES.
Country Gentlemen. Entirely distinct; cobsmall, with deep pearly white kernels. 15 25 75
Mammoth Sugar. The largest and latest variety; ears of immense size, grains
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Stowell’s Evergreen. The standard for quality and the best known variety; a
favorite alike with canners and market men; remains a long time in condi-
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Corn—Select Leaming
FIELD CORN—FODDER VARIETIES.
King of the Earlies. In growth very similar to Pride of the North, but has matured with us ful
two weeks earlier; we offer a choice sample of home grown seed.
Australian Extra Early. The hardiest known variety, will thrive at an altitude of 6,000 feet,
where the climate is always too cold for ordinary corn. A great drouth resister, will produce crops
when other sorts fail, used largely in the South for green corn or roasting ears. (Growers description).
White Cap Yellow Dent. A well known and standard sort, animmense yielder bothin stalk and
ear; we offer a choice sample of home grown seed.
Pride of the North and Early Leaming. Standard and popular kinds. ;
Southern White Sweet. Makes the strongest growth and causes the largest flow of milk found in
any corn, fully equal to Stowell’s Evergreen.
FLINT VARIETIES.
Early Dutton. A standard yellow flint corn; we offer acarefully selected sample of home grownseed.
Sanford. A white flint that grows to an immense size; considered by New England farmers to be
the best corn for fodder.
Prices quoted on application.
We are headquarters for Field Corn and Field Seeds of every description.
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Corn Salad
Large Seeded Dutch
Cress or Peppergrass
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Extra Curled. A small plant having a fine pungent flavor and used as a salad; may be
cut two or three times
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True Water Cress. Growsalong the banks of ponds and streams andis easily introduced;
wholly unlike Extra Curled; leaves are quite large and thick
Cucumber
One Ounce will plant 50 hills. 2 1bs. to an acre.
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Cucumber—Bismarck
Bismarck. (Ferry). This is considered to be the finest cucumber for general
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Boston Pickling. Fruit short, smooth and pointed at each end; bright green
and a great yieldetjone ofitae best fox picliliteeesccss.-<-sccsorscenos encase eeee
Cool and Crisp. This new cucumber is said to be the earliest of all pickling
Watieties, ands onelofthe finest for slicinecceraspeeeest cece. sven se eeenee see ee ere
Cumberland. A cross of Parisian Pickle and Peerless White Spine. The vines
are of strong, vigorous growth and very productive. The fruits, which
are of handsome appearance, grow to a desirable size, very straight, solid
and crisp. The color is a rich pea-green, and flavor very fine. Thomas
Russell, Forest Ave., Jamestown, a Market Gardener of wide experience
says, ‘‘This is the most profitable cucumber I ever grew’’.........ccc.csseeseeeeeee
Long Green Improved. Fine for pickling when small, good for table use when
about halts ro wits. fic. .sccsecce cossecteescoeeteyocasneeectatennse ss lecacocsseccevansceuecnemeesnreae
White Spine, Arlington Improved. One of the finest for forcing and one of the
most perfect in shape, size, color and quality
Dandelion
Improved Thick Leaved. An immense improvement on the common dande-
lion, both in size, thickness of leaves and fine flavor, being far less bitter.
Egg Plant
One ounce will produce about one thousand plants.
Early Long Purple. Earlier and hardier than Round Purple and will succeed
reyagns north; fruit from six to eight inches long
New York Improved Purple. The leading market variety and undoubtedly
the best for size, quality and productiveness
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WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
Endive
One ounce will sow a row 150 feet.
Pkt.
Broad Leaved Batavian. Heads large, leaves broad and thick, used for flavor-
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See rled Vitter SeKCCHENML WATLEY SOGleetaca..-+-+-..s.sscsnandaraauseascsussseeceacev esses 05
Moss Curled. Grows more compact than Green Curled and leaves are finer cut. 05
Kale
One Ounce of seed will sow a drill 200 feet.
Dwarf Green Curled Scotch. Rarely exceeding eighteen inches in height, but
spreading out under good cultivation to three feet in diameter; leaves
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Tall Green Curled Scotch. Grows about two feet high; leaves dark green,
curled and wrinkled; very hardy and is improved by a light frost.............. 05
Kohl Rabi
One ounce of seed will sow a drill 150 feet.
Early White Vienna. Best for general table use; flesh tender and white........... 05
Purple Vienna. A little later than white; color bluish purple............25.............. 05
Lettuce
Big,Boston. Desirable for either forcing in cold frames or open ground planting;
Bimeancapcersces larce, Solid salable HeadS::.:........:.-.c..c-secsoceseccoososeccesscceccecatens
Boston Market. One of the best for forcing under glass, as well as for outside
use; forms fair-sized heads, edge of leaves slightly tinged with red...................
Brown Dutch. Large leaves, thick, green, tinged with brown; forms large, solid
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Grand Rapids. Asatorcing and shipping Lettuce this undoubtedly stands at
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Hanson Improved. Always sure to make large, handsome heads of excellent
quality; outer leaves green with light veins, inner leaves white........0............000-
Prize Head Early. Leaves green and red, very thin, crisp and tender; one of the
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Salamander. Fine compact heads, which resist summer heat admirably..............
Sensation. | Remarkable for forming close, hard heads, even in an early stage of
growth; color yellowish-green, quality very fine crisp and tender.....................
Silesia. Early curled, very early and tender, leaves yellowish-green....................05
Simpson 2 Curled. (White Seed). A leading early sort, for forcing or open
apap Se coe oe coo Pact esc ae cee eso RIGS 5 ore evidences ctcowassiene cc A eee
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Pkt. 9) (0z, 0uaEe
Tennis Ball. (Black Seeded). Popular for open ground, heads handsome, crisp
_and teNer.......essersseeeesesesseesseees ceeseeeeeees Vee Cees 5 5 80 35s bess RO eae ee $0 05 $0 20 $0 50
Trianon Self-Closing Cos. This is the favorite class of Lettuce in Europe and
is the finest: of 1tS) Classt« sso. cecescs-Aigsnp- tase oes cose tte eeis seo < 400 eee eee 05 20 50
Wonderful. The large white heads resemble cabbage in their solidity, and fre-
quently weigh two and three pounds each. The quality is superb, being crisp,
rich and tender. It withstands the heat well, making a fine variety for all
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Leek
One ounce of seed will sow a drill 100 feet.
Large London Flag. The oldest and best known and most largely grownvariety. 05 20 50
Musselburg. (Scotch Champion). Hardy sort; leaves fan-shaped and darkgreen 05 20 50
Melon-- Musk Uarieties
One ounce will plant 50 hills.
Banana Cantaloupe. Shaped somewhat as name indicates; grows from two to 05 15 35
two and one half feet in length; flesh deep salmon of good quality. It is a
favorite owing to: thesoddiappearamcer scree: ce eee eee 05 15 a5
Burpee’s or Golden Netted Gem. One of the Finest varieties for hotels and rest-
aurants; shape nearly round; color dark green and thickly netted; flesh light
ereenand! very delicious; wety. Catcly.csc.....cssse eee eee: cece eee eee ne ee 05 15 35
Emerald Gem. One of the very earliest varieties; fruit small, skin deep emerald
green, flesh a handsome salmon color and very thick, flavor most delicious.... 05 a Bs) 35
Hackensack, extra Early Improved. A selection from and an improvement on the
old Hackensack, similar in shape and appearance; nearly as large and fully
ten days earlier; one of the finest for gardeners; quality perfect...............c00.0000 05 15 35
Jenny Lind. An extra early, small, green fleshed melon of very fine flavor; round
and flattenedvat: the \emd sieve sic2 ose ccccs edeee acces pe eee oc on ass oes eR RE ee 05 15 35
Montreal Market. Similar in shape and general appearance to Montreal Nutmeg;
grows large and is a favorite with market gardeners...... ............ccccccecssessseeees 05 15 35
Rocky Ford. (New). Animproved and oblong form of the Netted Gem; a most
excellent sreen fleshed! SOmt sa... sstaccccocs sonst ee eee neeaee cs fc nsoce scene sae nea ee 05 15 35
Melon-- Water Sorts
One ounce will plant 30 hills.
Cole’s Early. Very hardy, a sure cropper, and extremely delicate in texture of
flesh. Medium size, nearly round in shape, flesh dark red, rind green striped
watialig liter ShaGesics.ccscccerecatecerecmes cosnenctectenne srememee nee ces scene eeeee eee eae ene EE 05 15 3
Dixie. A cross between Kolb Gem and Mountain Sweet, surpassing the former as
a shipper and the latter in its lucious sweetness and delightful flavor; very
large, productive and mandSomlern-re.csetaaroenesmncreenanccces cs cenetnees tee een anne eter near 05 US 35
Jumbo or Jones. One of the finest of Melons; shape round to oblong; rind green
with faint lighter colored stripes; flesh deep red, surpassing most other var-
ieties in flavor; one of the best for shipping. Average weight 40 to 60 lbs.;
have been known: to weighlSOlbsi ioc ie. es. cere ece sccccre see eee cnet eee Seeman eee 05 15 35
Mammoth Ironclad. Oblong in shape; rind dark green mottled with lighter
green, flesh bright red, firm and sugary; heart very large. Grows to weigh
O1
60 to (Odbsivorand) Shippers. .1. seo. scccca eo cenncemmetinesesiicctens taeeaese cee ee ee ee ee 05 15 35
Mountain Sweet. An old variety but still the standard of excellence for quality;
fruitlong and very dark oreemli.iic.ccocscsesncchasonene coosvenecsass ee epeee: seeaeee Sees ene 05 15 35
Sweet-Heart.(New). Globular in shape; skin very bright, mottled green; flesh
bright red, firmband, heaway, but exceedingly, sweets sesesseseeee eeeeenene 05 15 35
Mustard
One ounce will sow a drill 80 feet.
White London. Fine for salads and for Spinach; leaves light green...................000 05 15
Okra or Gumbo
Extra Early Dwarf. (Green Pods). Very early and productive..................:.....0+ 05 10 20
Early Dwarf White. (White Pods). Pods extra long, very thick and fleshy........ 05 10 20
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WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB’ COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 15
Onion
One ounce will sow a drill 100 feet. 5to 6 Ibs.
to the acre.
Pkt. Oz. Y, Lb.
Large Red Wethersfield. It
is of the finest form, skin
deep purplish red, flesh pur-
plish white, much finer
grained than many of the
red sorts. Immense crops
of this onion are grown
each season...... PERCE Main nes $0 05 $0 15 $0 50
Prizetaker. Bright straw
color; large globe-shaped;
always uniform, produc-
tive, mild flavored and of
the best quality. F. W.
Gordon, Oak Hill, says,
“T can sell more of this one
kind than all other yellow
onions combined.”’............ 05 15 50
White Pickling. We believe
this to be the earliest and
most rapid growing of all
the small extra early varie-
ties. Asa pickling onion
it excells all others, owing
to its pearl white skinand
handsome shape; for bunch-
Onion—Yellow Globe Danvers ing it cannot be equaled..... 05 tS 50
Southport Large Red Globe. Onions large and handsome, globe-shape and color
a purplish crimson. This is a good keeper and always realizes high prices...... 05 15 50
Southport White Globe. A large globe-shaped onion; firm, fine grained, of mild
flavor; keeps well. This is one of the handsomest onions grown, of beautiful
shape, clear, white skin, and commands the highest market price........0......... 05 1 50
Southport Yellow Globe. Like the well known White Globe, except in color of
skin. This is more perfectly globe-shape than the Globe Danvers, but not so
early; an excellent keeper, a heavy cropper, handsome in appearance and of
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White Portugal or Silverskin. A large, flat white onion of mild and pleasant
flavor; hard and fine grained and a good keeper. More extensively grown for
sets than any other white variety and is also largely grown for pickling........ 05 15 50
Yellow Globe Danvers. Undoubtedly the best known and most popular of all
onions; the earliest yellow variety; is entirely free from stiff necks; globular in
shape, has asmalltop. It is the most productive, producing as high as
1,000 bushels per acre, and will average on good soil with proper culture
UEP SOUR USED SILC eee onc ac ners see ne eee as sn ns savanna ee ona netcnees soc esstcarneteceaedennee 05 15 40
Giant Red Garganus. Very large size, often weighing four to five pounds; one of
the finest of the Italian varieties; skin a delicate red, flesh nearly white and
Peeegeetined, 0G Of very Mild avr. ....2.....-.-.--.csoccssecsedcneveasceevseonsesscerscenarevssecss 05 15 50
Giant White Garganus. Similar in most respects to Red Garganus, but is white-
Skiguceminite ested atid Somewhat milder..............0.ssccossscccsseccesssecccsscscesaeese 05 15 50
Mammoth Silver King. Thisis truly a mammoth onion, averaging fifteen to
twenty-two inches in circumference, and weighing from three to four pounds
each. They are flat, ofa pure, silvery-white skin and flesh, and most remark-
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Onion Sets
Yellow Erie and Silverskin. Qt. 25 cts. postpaid.
Parsley
Emerald Dwarf Extra Curled. Leaves finely cut, very curly and bright green: de-
sirable for either the home or market garden...............0.....--ss0sseesesereosccedecsnecens 05 15
Fine Double Curled. A standard variety, plants bear an abundance of finely
eee RECURS VEE Y 1G ll AIC ME Ula eee eee. os os <* anos coanaasdorvesaneuervedsevaceascee sar sve 05 15
Parsnip
One ounce for drill 200 feet. 5 lbs. to the acre.
Guernsey. Roots not quite so large as Hollow Crown, but are of greater diameter
MRR AO STA CCECU «2.5. cctsaccsae ster sestetiee ect apie+seccereseg FacE ESE ELEC Cee eC BeOS EEC OEE 05 10 20
Large Sugar or Hollow Crowned. Considered the best for general culture. The
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Peas
One quart will plant 100 feet drill.
EXTRA EARLY DWARF VARIETIES.
Es Ot. % Pk. Pk.
Bliss American Wonder.
Earliest dwarf wrin-
kled sort. Height
Ly. fees $0 15 $0 25 $0 90 $1 50
Nott’s Excelsior. Very
early; pods always
well filled; finest
quality. Height 14ft. 15 25 90 1 50
McLean’s Little Gem.
Very early prolific,
and delicious flavor.
Height 1% ft............. 15%), 250 mINSO
Thos. Laxton. (See list
of novelties).
New Dwarf Champion.
(See list of novelties).
EXTRA EARLY VAR-
IETIES NOT DWARF
Alaska. The earliest
blue pea. Height 2Vft. 10 20 75 1 25
Eclipse. (New). Very
early and of excellent
GPHEMbR ey Die sosscccsisace 15 25 90 1 50
WERE, PEL Ot
Gradus. (Prosperity).
New. Large wrinkled
peas, with pods as
Large as Telephone
and early as First and
Bests wileigintws mites iS 25 4.0
SECOND EARLY VAR-
IETIES.
Pt t. Pk. Pk.
Boones. Bliss’ Abundance. Ue
Numerous welliililedi pods: Sirlerciit 2 attreret-seneeeernee «scene gene eeeere ee nee eee 15 DS 90 1 50
Bliss Everbearing. A long time in bearing; peas large, pods long. Height 2 ft.
Otto Diehl, West Oak Hill, says, “I picked heavy pickings of this fine var-
iety continually until Sept. 10th; last picking wasequalinflavortothefirst. 15 25 JOFeL SO
Dwarf Telephone. (Carter’s Daisy). Excellent new variety; large well-filled
Pads; peas Of hme Mayor Jel pit Mao ye eek pemeemrarse eet eseea eee eeer eters tenenae toe 15 25 90 1 50
Horseford’s Market Garden. Very prolific; pods packed with peas ofa delici-
ous, sweet flavor.) Height: 2s ft rece oioet rec ncertents tea cewce een eeneree meena tase De Os 90 1 50
Shropshire Hero. A valuable New variety of theStratagemtype. Height2%ft. 15 25 OS bates 0)
Telephone (Selected). Pods very large, filled with immense peas of first class
quality; one of the finest yet introduced. Height 44 ft.........ceeseeceeeereees 15-225 90 1 50
Yorkshire Hero. A splendid large marrow pea; abundant bearer; fine quality
always atavorite:, Heipinbi 2s tte. .scc rer acccssseemeee ies who sen cs tees ee remteeneee anne as) 25 90 1 50
LATE VARIETIES FOR GENERAL CROP.
Canada Field. Seeds small, white; for field culture only; largely used for sow-
ing among oats. Height 3 ft. Per Peck 75 cts., bush. $2.00.
Champion of England. One of the richest, best flavored peas; well knownand ‘
Popular eles hit opts sreen-mateeasece ae tes BAUR cA) Sop a a ERIE OL Hanae ANROOSHEHE 15 25 90 1 50
Marrowdat BlacksByeds, ) clei grt Sehr ys teeny eeemene ee cnsae ass eee ee ee eee ee 10) 20 15 1°25
Marrowilat. wuance NWinite lets lit Ait eeeseee eee eee no see eee see eee +t ae OMe @ 157 25
Stratagem Improved. A fine sort for the market gardener, being a great im- r
provement onthe old evatierya) Uletoiaty 2 ht steamer. <--cenee teeters cc eee eee 15°) 25") "OU A250
Pepper Pkt. Or.
Celestial. (New). When growing, peppers are a creamy-yellow color, turning to a deep
scarlet swhem wipe: 2.255 .oven. tev socu rae acehvencone stees Neneenaee save teem ante iotee eseneinneee steeeeengeeeeneees $0 05 $0 25
Large Bell or Bull Nose. A favorite pickling sort; is early, large, mild and thick skinned;
PEA Dry os a6 Ne etn REM TIA a pw en 9) A ene: chee MERE AS URIS ee Pp basse ueos eee roNs beeen co E55 05 25
Long Red Cayenne. A small, long, bright red sort; very productive; extremely strong
and pungent..............++ setenseeussonsscesernecarsseesesteeestotsesessnenseeses seteeaeensetseseeeneesseeeseneeeeeeees 05 25
Procopp’s Giant. The Goliath of all the pepper family; flesh thick and pleasant. .......... 05 25
Red Chili. Very small, bright red; cone shaped, one of the hottest...........:.:sseeseseeeeeeees 05 25
Ruby King. The best and most profitable mild red pepper for market or family use;
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WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. aly ¢
Potatoes
Early Market. (See list of novelties).
Cambridge Early Rose. It is earlier and the tubers larger than the old and popular Early Rose, and
under ordinary field culture will yield 250 to 300 bushels to the acre.
Early Beauty of Hebron. Very rapid and vigorous grower, ripening a week ahead of Early Rose,
which it resembles, but far exceeds in productiveness.
Early Maine. Earlier than the Early Rose, a better cropper and of the finest quality.
Early Ohio. Now widely known and deservedly one of the most popular sorts. It has the advantage
of being fit for use ana sale even before fully ripe. A few days earlier than the Early Rose, and simi-
lar in color and habit of growth. Quality dry and mealy.
Early Six Weeks. UNDOUBTEDLY THE EARLIEST POTATO GROWN; similar to early Ohio in every respect,
but claimed by the originator to be earlier than this standard, well-known sort. WE RECOMMEND
THIS FOR FIRST EARLY PLANTING. Our stock is home-grown.
Rural New Yorker No 2. A well known favorite of excellent quality and immensely productive. Sure
to give satisfaction.
Prices on application.
Pumpkin
Connecticut Field. Extensively used throughout New England and New York
state for field culture;is generally plantedin withcorn. Peroz.5cts.,lb. 20cts.
Japanese Pie. Flesh very thick, fine grained and sweet; fine for pies; seeds are
Pkt; Oz 4b.
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Golden Cushaw or Crookneck. Grows very large and resembles in shape winter
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Large Tours or Mammoth. Grows to enormous size, has weighed as high as
200 pounds, frequently weighs 100 to 150 pounds; used mainly for feeding
Socks Rather Gulone in Shape, Very lATee Seeds... .:S2 ssc <ccasecesstcecccsscessatsercetees 05 15 30
Large Cheese or Kentucky Field. Flat and round like acheese, skin deep orange,
Hes SOMmewHaL HonceL. QHE OF ENE DESETGEAMIES. .-.5...0-..ssusesedcecntueeseacacke cess>eoonss 05 15 30
Sweet or Sugar. A small, round and very prolific variety; skin and flesh deep
yellow; very fine grained. The pie pumpkin of New England............. 05 15 30
Tennessee Sweet Potato. One of the very best for cooking purposes. Nearly
pear-shaped with neck slightly crooked; skin and flesh creamy-white, slightly
Shad FRNA N EE he hea eect ware sae oes oat an RPE cn’ Ce Coon = =. 05a ns sone nereceeae ear seteren se sees: 05 15 30
Winter Luxury. Round golden yellow, closely netted like a musk melon; ex-
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Radish
Radish—Rosy Gem
Turnip, Rosy Gem. Fine for forcing or open culture; perfect globe-shape, deep
scarlet on top, blending into white at the bottom; very fine. Chas. Forbes,
Levant, reports, “‘A grand radish, sells at sight, perfectly solid and crisp,
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Turnip, Early Scarlet. Very early; bright scarlet skin; flesh firm and crisp........ 05 10 25
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French Breakfast. Pink color, olive shape, white tipped; popular everywhere... 05 10 25
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Scarlet Globe. One of the very earliest; equally good for forcing or open culture
in spring and early summer; color beautiful scarlet; crisp, juicy and tender.
Long Cincinnati Market. An improved strain of the Long Scarlet Short Top.
Long Chartier or Shepard. Very handsome, tender and crisp, does not become
pithy or hollow. A deep crimson at the top and shading off the white at
the bottom
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Icicle. Beautiful transparent white, small tops allowing close planting; very
crisp and brittle:
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FALL OR WINTER VARIETIES.
Long Black Spanish. Long, black; flesh white‘and slightly pungent; one of the
latest, and “hardiest....2p..5)ssc0ksk sn tena ct seen eeeeeines ealce ce Une ienae Sa seenene eee eee seeneit
Rose China Winter. Bright rose-colored skin; flesh white and quality excellent;
One of the hesttomtall andinwimbe risen sseseeere eases ses seeee nes eeee eee eee eee
White Chinese or New Celestial. Ready for use when three inches long and con-
tinues until nearly six inches long, making it almost an all-season’s radish.
Flesh firm, solid and pure white
Rhubarb or Pie Plant
Myatt’s Linneus Giant. Early and very fine; leaves and stalks of immense size.
Myatt’s Victoria. Later than Linneus, but equally large and desirable............
Strong roots of these varieties $1.50 per doz. $7.00 per 100.
Salsify or Oegetable Oyster
Mammoth Sandwich Island. Roots three times the size of ordinary salsify and
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Spinach
Bloomsdale Savoy Leaved. Leaves curled and crinkled like a Savoy cabbage;
PALES iat emOSE PLOGUCELVE!S Of besceeaetceetaee-<.c--nonearcdenanissjoceconncacncanasustenccasses
Long Standing Thick Leaved. Stands longest before running to seed; dark
a eens seen aes ce tangas 2x -eneesebientert scat hiarssqecacecsesureceec0l-
Victoria. Fine for spring sowing, a little later than Long Standing; color dark
green
Sguash
Summer Crookneck Squash
Boston Marrow. Fine fall variety, oval bright orange; flesh yellow and firm;
Hest@t piesa ncdral SOO Gey minint On cree eRe once eo se oper ioteessccee ss tessooteweneacocs sosinsls
Early White Bush Scolloped. Standard summer variety; good for home or market
Giant Summer Crookneck. Double the size of the ordinary Crookneck and very
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Golden Summer Crookneck. The standard summer variety; small crookneck,
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Golden Custard. Mammoth strain of the Golden Bush: flesh golden yellow, of
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Early Ruby. A new red tomato,
extra early and of great size;
similar to Perfection, but much
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Pkt. Oz. Lb.
New DwarfStone. Double the size of Dwarf Champion, the largest dwarf in ex- ‘
istence; it has proved highly satisfactory the past SeaSON.............ccceesseeeeseeeee eee $0 10 $0 25 $0 75
Ponderosa. Very large, solid and of good flavor; specimens have been grown to
weigh four ponnds; bright red vet dew Sect steettsess: .-ece cesar seeeee sen eee ene 10 20 75
Stone. A great favorite with canners. Vine vigorous and productive. Fruit
round, very large, very deep in color and astonishingly productive.................. 05 Ls 50
Trophy. Very solid and good in every way; bright red color; a standard late sort 05 ass 50
Yellow Plum. Fine flavored; much esteemed for preserves...............ccocesececcssnesesseee 05 15 50
Turnip
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Burpee’s Bread Stone. Top shaped; flesh perfectly white, very hard and
firm, fine grained and sweet. For fall and winter use...................0000s000 $0 05 $0 10 $0 20 $0 50
James W. Chambers, Oak Hill says, “I have grown this variety since its
first introduction and want nothing better. From 10c worth of seed I
raised 60 bushels.”
Early Snowball. A pure, snow-white, round asa ball, medium size and
fine quality jverycearlyc sc.) ccscsetecs ce socenee recto were eee aen «vo ca saeteeee ue eee 05 10 20 50
Extra Early Purple Top Milan. Earliest in cultivation and a splendid
variety. Bulb white, flat, of medium size, with a bright purple top,
one of the sweetest and finest flavored of summer SOrts...............0ceseeeee 05 10 20 50
Pomeranian Large White Globe. A large globe-shaped white variety: in
good soil will grow to weigh twelve or fifteen pounds. Used mainly
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Red or Purple Top Strap Leaved. The most widely cultivated and best
known variety. Used largely for sowing broadcast among corn and
potatoes. It is round and flat, white on the bottom and a reddish
purple above ground; a very thick grower. Though used mainly
for stock feeding, it is one of the finest table varieties...................s0000008 05 10 20 50
Red Top White Globe. Quite similar to Purple Top Strap Leaf excepting
in shape, being almost a perfect globe, and grows very large; immense
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Yellow Aberdeen. (Purple Top). Bulbs round and flat, deep reddish
purple on top and pale yellow on the bottom; flesh pale yellow, fine
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Yellow Globe. A splendid sort for general crop; grows to a large size, a
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Ruta Baga
Budlong White Rock. An American Ruta Baga, earlier and rounder than
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Champion Purple Top Swede. The best of English yellow fleshed Swedes.
Skin purple above ground and bright orange below, bulb globular in
shape, flesh bright yellow, very firm and of fine quality...................:06 05 10 20 50
Improved American Purple Top. This strain is of American origin, bred
to smaller top and short neck. Bulbs are of great size, yellow fleshed
and purple crown; one of the most desirable varieties................ccc:cceeeeee 05 10 20 50
White Swede or Russian. A superior white skinned and white fleshed
variety very sweet and desirable for table or stock....................0005 seeeeee 05 10 20 50
Herbs
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since, turned out well.’”” OUR SEDS GROW.
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Select List of Flower Seeds
Turning from the practical to the ornamental, we offer
in the succeeding pages a choice assortment of
Fiora’s Favorites which will appeal to
all lovers of the beautiful.
Aster (Half hardy annual)
This family is so prominent among our
finest autumn annuals that special effort has
been given to itsimprovement, with most grati-
fying results. Its splendid double flowers are
now displayed in a perfect luxury of colors and
their variety of form is surpassing. When given
plenty of water and rich soil, Asters can also
be grown into beautiful pot plants.
Dwarf Chrysanthemum-Flowered. The
plants grow only about 10 or 12 inches high,
but the flowers are large and double like Chry-
santhemums.
Victoria. Plants of this magnificent race
bear from 10 to 20 fine beautifully reflexed
flowers in an elegant pyramid about 18 inches |
high. The best sort for pot culture.
Comet. This, the most artistic-flowered of
all the Asters; has become a fixed type in which
specialists are continually developing some new
strain. The outer petals are wavily reflexed,
centering in a whorl of shorter curled and
twisted ones, forming flowers of extraordinary
size and beauty.
Queen of the Market. The best early Aster, usually in full bloom two weeks before most other
sorts begin to blossom. Of graceful, spreading habit. Height, 1% feet.
Truftaut’s Paeony Perfection. A handsome Aster that grows stiffly erect and about 18 inches tall.
The class is remarkable for the brilliant colors of its great incurved flowers.
Semple’s Branching. This vigorous type forms broad, handsome bushes, covered with large, long-
stemmed and long-petaled flowers that are graceful and feathery in effect.
Vick’s Branching, white. Day Break, the earliest and finest pink. Ostrich Plume, pure white, rose.
Mignon, pure white. All varieties pkt. 05 cts., large pkt. 10 cts. Colors; shell pink, white, crimson,
lavender, purple and mixed.
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Ageratum
Though ordinarily used in bedding and borders in contrast with such plants asGeraniums, Perillas,
Amaranthus, etc., the white and blue sorts are all exceedingly attractive when mingled with Alyssum,
Candytuft and similar plants. They grow well almost anywhere.
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Imperial Dwarf White. Pretty for contrast; 9 in.; fine for edgingS................ccccssssseseeeeees 60 05
Cope’s Pet. Lovely azure blue; 6 in.; the best variety for bedding..................cccsssssseeeeees 60 05
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Alyssum
For borders, baskets, pots, rockwork and for cutting; we recommend a liberal use of this dainty
little flower. In borders sow thickly so as to form masses, and quite early in spring or even the pre-
vious autumn. For winter bloom sow late in August, and thin the seedlings to about a dozen for a
good-sized basket. Cut back after the first flowers fade, and others will come.
Per Oz. Per Pkt.
Siweet)) Fragrant white flowers allisumimens.s-sncierete s+: cone eeecteeceetese eee eee eee eee eee $0 35 $0 05
Wittle Gem. YPretty, trailer. finetonmedsings sveryehonierOus..1-eee- ses teeeeee eee 40 05
Amaranthus
Strong growing, highly ornamental plants. The tricolor varieties are very valuable for bedding,
having elegant ornamental foliage, varigated crimson, yellow and green; also well adapted for grow-
ing in pots. For best results sow in hotbed in April and transplant to,open at end of May.
Salicifolius.)) Purple tesa es coeescc cts caestnuccees sere cab an ease NE Go cass 0 a cena ane ee eae Per pkt., $0 10
Tricolor. | (Jeseplis‘Coat)s), Mixede) avcecvectsnonnscesceantsooe co scecceoeeenenes oR ER Se es 05
Tricolor Splendéns))) Verychnely. ss. ese ete tec scceee Meee fe <cac ese te eee eee ce Hor tes 05
Acroclinium
Exceedingly graceful plants, with everlasting flowers, much used for winter decorations. Flower-
heads should be gathered when voung, if to be preserved.
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Doble, Mixed ic.c.bccnscanecstentesecvessekteloe anwobele eased ccec oe teet cent «te secede acacenaned auc ceases eae eae oe er 05
Achillea
One of the best hardy white perennials, grows about 2 feet high and from spring until frost is —
covered with head of purest, white double flowers; a grand plant for cemetery decoration.
Ptarmica fore plemO rns -ccsc-cssncssoroonoccceoonanc socce cee meme ee ccna: os ann stare ean sei aashice senor See Secon Per pkt., $0 10
Ampelosis (Japanese or Boston Ivy)
Veitchii. A hardy perennial climber with olive green leaves, which turn to scarlet in the autumn.
The best and most popular climber for covering brick or stone walls................00sseeeeee- Per pkt. $0 10
Antirrhinum (Snapdragon )
The Snapdragon is one of our finest border plants, flowering the first year as annuals. Its bright
colored, curiously formed flowers always excite interest, and among the newer sorts are flowers of a
great variety of colors and markings, some of wonderful brilliancy, others soft and pleasingly shaded,
and still others with a velvety appearance. Their rich spikes are beautiful for cutting, and keep fresh
along time. From seed sown in the open ground plants will bloom in July and August. For early
flowers sow under glass in February or March and transplant into beds of warm, dry soil moderately
enriched. If protected by a cold frame, or even a mulch of leaves, the plants will winter over and bloom
early the following year. Now, however, most perennials and biennials which bloom the first year,
and of which any particular display is desired, are treated like annuats and sown every year. The
Snapdragon blooms freely and continually until frost. Average height 11% feet.
Oueen ofthe Nortiminestawhitey excellent torciitstitler ence seseceseetecenaeesseiace ese aener erate Per pkt., $0 10
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Agutilegia (Columbine)
A most desirable border plant in all its many varieties. It forms large clumps, blooms early,
long and abundantly, is quite hardy. Sow seed in the open ground in spring, preferably where the
plants are to grow, and thin to about a foot apart. They may also be sown in the fall for flowering
the following season. They thrive well with ordinary culture.
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Balloon Vine
A rapid growing annual climber; succeeds best in high soil and warm situation; flowers white,
seed vessels look like miniature balloons. Price per oz. 20 cts., per pkt. 5 cts.
Balsam
This plantis a quick, sure grower and from seed sown in the open
ground in May soon form handsome bushes thickly massed with
rose-like flowers.
Per Oz. Per Pkt.
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Camellia-Flowered. Flowers of extraordinary size,
double and full-centered, with reflexed petals.
The most elegant of all Balsams, mixed............... 75 05
Begonia
Fine for growing in pots; being perfect in habit with very hand-
some foliage. Both Vernon and vy. grandiflora are excellent for
Balsam borders.
Werden bright orange caruune flowets, deep) red foliage.........:........css<+-esacscasensvasssss Per pkt., $0 10
. Grandiflora, a large flowering form of Vernon; being almost twice the size ‘ “ 10
Bellis Perennis (Double Daisy)
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Saomballen Very tine double white; excellent for cutting............-...ssccssseses.. enevescacecosed es 10
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Brachycome A
Free flowering dwarf growing annual; covered during a greater part of the summer with a profus-
ion of pretty blue or white flowers; suitable for edgings, small beds or pot culture.
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Browallia
Elegant greenhouse annual; fine for cutting. Speciosa major; lovely blue.................. Per pkt., $0 10
Calceolaria
Splendid greenhouse plants, with flowers beautifully striped, blotched and variegated.
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Calendula (Pot Marigold)
Hardy annuals about a foot high. The seed may be sownin the open ground quite early in the
spring, and the plants will be in bloom early in summer, and continue until late in the autumn. The
flowers exhibit every shade of yellow from ivory to deep orange, are produced in great profusion, and
are strongly effective in beds, borders or backgrounds.
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Meteor. Creamy center, edged with orange; especially attractive...............ccécesseseeseesees $0 25 $0 05
Prince of Orange. Glittering orange and yellow; very vivid flowered ..........0.....ccceeeeeeee 25 05
Pure Gold. A grand variety with double extra large flowers of a pure golden yellow... 25 05
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Cacalia
(Tassel Flower, or Florist’s Paint Brush). An annual of
easy culture, with tassel-shaped flowers; blooms from June to
September; fine for borders.
Golden-yellow and scarlet mixed. Per oz. 30cts., perpkt. cts.
Calliopsis
Sow in the open ground in spring, and in thinning or trans-
planting give the plants plenty of room to spread.
Golden wave. Large rich golden flowers,
with chestnut-brown centers, produced in
great apd ancen.sserecs tne -ch)eeseeee eee eee Per pkt., $0 05
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Pure Yellow. Grandiflora; large flowers.......
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Campanula (Canterbury Bells)
These fine old plants are rich in color, profuse in bloom, and of easy culture. Transplant in spring
18 to 20 inches apart, in beds where they are to bloom. Ifsownearly in good soil they will bloom
early the next year.
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Carpatica. Deep blue; 6in. For rockeries, borders, beds and edgings.................:::c0c000 $0 50 = =$0 05
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Canary Bird Vine (Tropoeolum Canartense)
A beautiful rapid annual climber, the charming little canary-colored blossoms bearing a fancied re-
semblance to a bird with its wings halfexpanded. Per oz. 40 cts., per pkt. 5 cts.
Candytuft
The Candytufts are among our best white flowers for edgings,
for bedding or massing, for rockeries and for cutting. Several of
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the varieties are fragrant, and all are profuse in bloom. Sow AY 7
out-doors in April where they are to bloom, and thin well when the
plants growabout aninch. Sowagainina month, andlatein July
for fall flowers. September sowings will give winter-blooming
plants. The soil should be rich and the plants well watered.
They make many branches, and if some are pruned away the
flowers will be larger.
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Empress. A complete mass of pure white flowers.
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Queen of Italy. New, rosy white, very dwarf,
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White Rocket; of candeleabra form; very popular.. 25 05
Carminiayebrightearmnines. eee 25 05
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Carnation Candytuft—Empress
Marguerite Carnations are an extra vigorous race especially adapted for outdoor culture. They
are very neat in habit, and remarkable for their rich profusion of flowers, produced in five months from
sowing. For masses of bloom few plants are finer; and for poss, also, their neat habit makes them very
suitable. Grown as annuals, from seed sown every spring, they are most satisfactory.
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Oo SUES, Gal in aYrL, SYS a GT ay Leer ig 9) CRaReeeiaRaee 2c RY Oy po Se Per pkt., $0 10
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BORDER CARNATIONS
Early Dwarf Vienna. Fine for garden culture and for cutting; 1 ft... eee Penqict po) LO
Castor Oil Bean (Ricinus)
Picturesquely showy and imposing, the Ricinus gives to the garden magnificent semi-tropicaleffects,
and may be used in a variety of ways. Grown as a specimen, it makes a perfect pyramid of gigantic
leaves; a dozen plants in a large bed show a glorious mound of glistening colors and may be admired
from a long distance; planted thickly it soon forms a handsome screen or hedge; the lower growing,
dark-leaved sorts are beautiful for dotting here and there among Cannas, scarlet Geraniums, ete. Tall
varieties grow from 8 to 10 feet high, with leaves several feet across and beautifully lobed. Halfhardy
annuals.
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Cambodgensis. Leaves glistening red-maroon; nearly black; 5 ft...........ccececececeeeeeeeeeeeee 40 05
Zanzibariensis. Surpasses all in size and beauty of colors, which include glaucous-green,
coppery brown, metallic red, brownish purple, red-maroon and bronze; 8 to 10 ft... 50 05
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Celosia (Cockscomb)
We prize and plant the Cockscombs as an odd and picturesque decorative feature of the garden. The
bright red and crimson varieties are most effective. The dwarf varieties make novel and attractive
borders; the tall ones form striking groups. Transplanting into rich soil about the time the combs be-
gin to form makes these flower-heads much larger. They are bright from midsummer until frost.
Empress, Dwarf Crimson. Combs immense and vivid; foliage dark; 9 in.................0.. Per pkt., $0 10
Sraseow erizes Dank leaves: ald CLimSOmeomiDs; 1: Lt. 5. 0s. .....ceccecvsccececercncssacansceesees ae 10
Thompsonii magnifica, a great AGES EEE on the feathered varieties, brilliant
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Centaurea ( Cornflower)
C. cyanus is also known as “‘Blue Bottle,” “Ragged Sailor,’ ‘Kaiser Blumen,’’ and sometimes as
“‘Batchelor’s Button.’’ These are bright-lowered plants of hardiest nature and simplest culture, yet
esteemed among the most attractive and graceful of all the old fashioned flowers. When placed in
water the flowers increase in size.
Candidissima, Silver-leaved. These are used for borders or edgings and thrive
aowemdere Heroit | foot; hali-hardy..c. ::...:....-2-...--0.--cess-+00 Per 1,000 seeds $1 00 Perpkt., $0 10
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Imprialis, Mixed. New; very large-flowered. These flowers flower finest in
full sun and thin soil. Sow in open ground in spring..............ccccceceeeeeeeeees at aes 10
Cyanus (Blue Cornflower). Sow plentifully in large, irregular beds, 1W%ft. per oz BOM TS eS 05
Cyanus, Poiperor William. Rich dark blue; 144% ft.............cccescecossceess 3Op ec 05
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Cineraria
Among the most ornamental and useful of greenhouse plants; very beautiful and showy, the colors
being distinct and bright.
Grandiflora, prize varieties, dwarf, finest colors, mixed Beef eet Aue t ese cmsinccctcdtes eet wececes Per pkt., $0 25
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Coboea
A climber of rapid growth; valuable for covering trellises, arbors,etc., willcling to any rough surface.
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Coreopsis
Lanceolota grandiflora. One of the finest of hardy plants with large, showy, bright
yellow flowers, produced in great abundance from June till frost, grand for cut
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Convolvulus (Morning Glory)
Major climbing, finest mixed, per oz. 15 cts., per pkt. 5 cts.
Cosmos
A strong tall-growing annual, its bold flowers have yet an exquisite daintiness and airiness, height-
ened in effect by their foliage setting of feathery green. It is most effective when planted in broad
masses, or long back ground borders against evergreens or fences at some little distance from the house
and the garden walks. From seed started early in the house the plants will be 3 or 4 feet high by
September, and tossing into the air a perfect storm of bright-colored, daisy-like flowers. Sowing the
seed late and in poor soil will dwarf the plants.
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Cyclamen
Sow the seed in small boxes or seed pans, in a compost of well-rotted manure, leafmould andsand.
Cover lightly with moss, which remove after the seed germinates. Prick out into small pots when the
plants have two leaves. The plants flower in 10 or 12 months from time of sowing.
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Cyperus (Chinese Umbrella Plant)
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Cypress “Oine
A tender annual, with fine cut leaves; small star-shaped flowers.
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Dahlia
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Delphinium (Larkspur )
In variety and beauty of its blue tints, which are as numerous as
they are charming, no other plant can equal the Delphinium. The
brilliant flowers can be seen from a long distance and are strongly effect-
ive in beds or masses, in borders, shrubberies, or in combination with
white lilies. Ordinarily the tall sorts are planted among shrubbery, or
as a background for dwarfs, which are favorites for bedding.
Perennial Varieties. These are usually taller than the annuals, re-
quiring more space between the plants. If sown very early in spring
nearly all will bloom the first season. The foliage is clean and pretty;
habit strong and neat; flower-spikes long and dazzling.
Formosum. Brilliant blue, with white center; es-
pecially fine and attractive; 3 ft. Per oz. 75 cts. Perpkt., $0 05
Hybridum, fl. pl. Finest double sorts in choice
colors; annual varieties, a superb mixture; 3 ft. “ “ 05
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Dianthus
In this large and greatly varied genus are some
of our most beautiful and best-loved flowers, unsur-
passable for color and fragrance. They are hardy bi-
ennials that bloom finely the first season, remaining
green all winter and blooming the next year also, if
lightly protected. Old plants flower the earliest, but
as young ones give the largest, finest flowers, sow-
ings are made every year. Seed can be sown under
glass in spring, orin open sheltered bed. The seed-
lings are easily transplanted and should stand 8 to
12 inches apart; dwarf ones about 6 inches. If especi-
ally large, brilliant flowers are desired; a bed of
well-mixed turfy loam, leaf-mould and well-decayed
manure be prepared for them. Average height, 1 ft.
Chinensis. Double; mixed. All
bestzcolorse--e. Per oz. 40 cts. Per pkt., $0 05
Impérialis; single; mixed “ 40cts. “ 05
Plumarius. fl. pl. (Sweet May Pinks).
These are the fine, fragrant per-
ennials of old-time gardens, still
reckoned among the most beauti-
ful of all pinks for massing and
Dianthus cutting. All colors mixed............ camila 10
Heddewigii. (Japan Pink). Annuals. Usually large edged, striped andringed. Single
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Didiscus
Coerulea. This pretty annual is not as popular as it should be. Its exquisite flowers O: pale laven-
der are greatly admired. Plant grows about 18 inches high. Price per pkt. 5 cts.
Digitalis (Foxglove)
The tall stems of the Foxgloves are particularily handsome when seen growing among shrubbery,
or in bold masses along walksordrives. Used as a background for lower plants they are also very fine.
Often the spikes are two or three feet long and thickly strung with scores of showy, thimble-shaped
flowers. Seed may be sown outdoors in spring and the seedlings transplanted where they are to grow,
or preferably in a cold frame, where they make extra-strong plants, that will flower in magnificent
spikes the next season. They are most satisfactory when treated as biennials, sowing the seed every
year in rich, deep soil and partial shade. Average height, 2 to 3 feet. Easily cultivated. When the
center spike begins to fade it should be cut out and the side shoots will, in consequence, grow more
vigorously.
Gloxinifolia. This is a very handsome strain, with long, thick spikes of large
flowers in a beautiful variety of colors. The name refers to the gloxinia-
like spotted throats of the class. Finest colors mixed......... Per oz. 30 cts. Per pkt., $0 05
Dolichos (Hyacinth Bean)
Lablab, rapid growing and free flowering; good for screens; mixed................2..:::::sseees Per pkey) pOnOs
Dracoena
Fine foliaged plants of a deep green color, adapted for vases, etc.
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Echinocystis Lobata (Wild Cucumber Vine)
One of the quickest growing vines with which we are familiar, splendid for covering trellises, old
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Eschscholtzia (California Poppy)
An annual incomparably bright and rich in its pure tints of yellow and orange. The plants aver-
age about a foot in height, have beautiful silvery foliage, and produce their poppy-like flowers quite
lavishly. They are effective when grown in beds of considerable size, over which the seed may be sown
broadcast thinly and lightly raked in.
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Gaillardia
Showy and free bloomers. They are good bedders; very beautiful; fine for boquets, and should be
more generally cultivated. They do best in a good, light soil and in an open sunny situation.
Lorenziana: (Double: mixed). is. Ss seit ojos es eee eta ciessie se Toe eee Per pkt:,, $0805
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Globe Amaranth
The Globe Amaranths are among the most popular of the everlastings. Their round heads of
flowers are also called ‘“‘Batchelors’ Buttons.’”’ An old favorite for winter boquets. The best soil is a
mixture of sandy loam, stable manure and some silver sand.
Mixed Fall colors Wash ys fovea ieee SaaS os de AA ee Per pkt., $0 05
Gourds, Ornamental
Excellent for covering verandas or trellis-work, and for training over arbors, fences, etc. Of very
rapid growth, with curious fruits and highly ornamental foliage. Cultivate the same as melons or
squashes.
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Grevillea ( Silk Oak)
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Helianthus (Sunflower)
Very stately decorative plants with great masses of yellow flowers. A few plants of the tall sorts
can be placed here and there throughout the grounds with telling effect; it is the gardener’s art to know
or to locate them. Their golden yellow disks are like sunbursts among the shrubbery, and for back-
grounds and screens nothing could be finer. Their long stems and wonderful lasting qualities also
make them valuable as cut flowers. Like the Eucalytus, they are said to be good for absorbing the
miasma of low grounds. Plant the seed in the open garden in spring; and thin the plants to stand 3 or
4.feet apart. The height of the different varieties vary greatly; all those below are hardy annuals.
Cucumerifolius (Miniature Sunflower). Of pyramidal growth; covered with hun-
dreds of bright orange, smallssingle tlowersiio tenes |e eee eee eee Per pkt.," 0205
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Globulus fistulosus. Flowers large double of a rich saffron color, 6 ft............. Sites 05
Nanus. fl. pl. (Cloth of Gold). Dwarf Double orange flowered; 4 ft............... a eit i 05
Single Russian; Giant-flowered; 5 to 8 ft., also useful for poultry...... Periozs Oct ae 05
Double White Miniature. A new double white sort. Acertain proportion of the
seedlings produce semi-double flowers, which are as desirable as the completely
double form. In habit of growth and profusion of flower it is identical to the
well-knowmsingle variety) accu. wes asst ieleiriic relent ere Sete ee nner tonnes 10
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Heliotrope
These well-known greenhouse and bedding favorites are highly
valued for their scented flowers. They should have light, rich soil.
Remomesmioiant smixed io Job Joces cece ese cooker pkti, $0 10
Heuchera
Sanguinea. One of the finest hardy perennials, flowers of a rich,
bright crimson; leaves light green and slightly hairy; excellent for
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Helichrysum (Everlastings)
Greatly admired for their beauty. The flowers are large and the
colors bright. They are highly prized for winter boquets. Flowers
intended for drying should be gathered when partly unfolded, and
suspended with their heads downward in a cool shed. Succeed best
in rich, loamy soil.
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Heliotrope
Hollyhocks
These stately old-fashioned per-
ennials are most striking when seen
in groups or long rows against ever-
green hedges, shrubbery, etc., and in
their turn, form a very fine background
for plants of lower growth. Their
color-variety is wonderful, ranging
from pure white through almost every
conceivable shade of yellow, red and
rose to ashen-gray and almost black.
Although hollyhocks are very per-
manent and hardy for the first winter
it is advisable to sow seed every year,
as the flowers on young, vigorous
plants are much finer than onold ones.
Sowing should be made in April or
May, and not later than June to
flower the next year. In final trans-
planting give each seedling a foot or
more space each way for development.
Average height, 4 feet.
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Hunnemannia fumarifolius
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Ipomoea
Of all our climbers for garden and greenhouse, these are the quickest and most luxuriant in growth,
carrying to great height a splendid curtain of leafage, studded, as summer heat comes on, with large,
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satiny blooms of lovely colors. Ipomoea grows so easily from annual sowings that it is no longer
thought necessary to winter over roots or young cutting plants under glass. The large, horney seeds
of some varieties should be soaked in hot water before planting. For early flowers sow in hotbeds or
pots and boxes under glass, and transplant to rich, deep soil in summer quarters as soon as danger of
frost is over, when sowings may also be made in the open ground. We have nothing finer for porches.
screens, trellises, etc.
Mexicana grandiflora alba. The great while Moonflower; 15 ft.....Per oz. 75 cts. Per pkt., $0 10
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Imperial Japanese Morning Glory. This race is now celebrated every-
where for extraordinary beauty. The vines are wonderfully
vigorous, growing rapidly to a height of 30 or 40 feet, and their
foliage is spangled with hundreds of large and lovely flowers,
beautifully truinped/andiofe rainbow aulesheramene sae. oer hl OOlaaes ce 10
Labendula Spica (Lavender)
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Lantana
Rapid growing plants, forming small, bushy shrubs. Fine mixed.................. Per pkt., $0 05
Linaria Cymbalaria (Kenilworth Ivy)
Snapdragon-shaped flowers; desirable for edging and very good for rockwork.
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Lobelia
These are charming little plants that bloom very thickly from the seed and continue gay with
flowers all through the season. For beds, edgings, baskets and pots we have nothing better; their ex-
ceedingly clear, cherry colors and generous bloom, make them welcome anywhere. Sow outdoors in
early spring, where the plants are to grow, and thin moderately; or transplant several inches apart in
rich, open soil. Some stimulent given when they are in bloom greatly improves the flowers. Almostall
are also good winter conservatory plants of trailing habit. The perennial or tall varieties are hand-
some, showy plants, found quite effective for backgrounds and grouping.
Crystal Palace compacta. Dark blue; for bedding; 6 in............................ Per pkt., $0 10
Emperor William. Light blue............. 50 ato gid g coDGeR DOGO OoObOO ogden CUODODS0a0 sans 10
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Lophospermam
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A beautiful little hardy perennial.
Haageana hybrids; mixed colors,
brilliant, orange, scarlet, crimson,
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Marigold
These, like the Calendulas, are valuable because they
light the garden with such a grand glitter of yellow far
into the frosts of autumn. The dwarf varieties make a
fine border for taller sorts, and both are effective when
planted in groups or in gardenborders. Hardy annuals.
Marigold Average height, 1% to 2 feet.
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African. Stronger in growth and larger in flower than the French varieties. The
dwarf sorts grow only about 18 inches high and bloom earlier than tall ones.
Easily grown, but do not plant or sow out doors while there is danger of
mase, biowers lemon-yellow, doublews.. ....... ccse0css acess Per oz. 50 cts. Per pkt., $0 05
African Eldorado. Large, quilled, perfectly double, brilliant shades of yellow
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African. Pride of the Garden. Extra large, double flowers of richest yellow, dwarf
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French. These dwarf, stocky little plants yield an amazing number of charmingly
conventional, orange-colored little blossoms, 1 ft......./...... Rewozio0lcts:. 8) = 05
French. Legion of Honor. Single golden yellow blooms, marked with velvety red,
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Marvel of Peru ’
Also called “Four O’clocks’’ because they open their blossoms at that hour in the afternoon. Hand-
some free flowering, sweet scented, blossoms variegated, striped and various colors.
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Matricaria
Capensis fl. pl. the pretty and neat little Feverfew, flowers double white............ Per pkt., - $0 05
Maurandya
Beautiful, rapid, slender-growing climbers, blooming profusely until late in the autumn; also fine
for the conservatory or green house; if desired for the house take up before the approach of frost. A
halfhardy perennial, flowering the first season if sown early; 10 feet.
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Mesembryanthemum (Ice Plant)
Dwarf trailing plants of great beauty, blooming the whole summer, thriving best
in a dry, loamy or sandy soil, requiring a warm, sunny situation; half hardy
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Mignonette
Every in or out-door garden must have Mignonette in plentiful supply. The seed can be sown at
any time, and if successive sowings are made, its fragrant, modest colored flowers may be gathered out-
doors until November. Sow in pots or boxes under glass in February or March and thin or pot off
the seedlings to make good plants for bedding out about April 15. Sow outdoors in rows about
April 1, again regularily at intervals or about three weeks till August, a row or two at a time for suc-
cession. The July sowing will make good winter flowering plants. Average height, 1 ft.
Defiance. Full round spikes of great
length; very fragrant and fine for
CUP F105 Eee ens SSS 3 elas 3 ois Per pkt., $0 10
Grandiflora. LargeflowersPeroz.40cts. “ “ 05
Machet Dwark Deepred 9in* (60 ~. * “ 10
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Victoria. Compact, rich
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Mimosa Pudica
BenSitive DIAnE so: ocisnactste els ainicicic is sii Per pkt., $0 05
Mimulus
Moschatus. (Musk Plant). ............ Per pkt:, $0 05
Myosotis
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Beauty.
Golden King. Yellow.
Coccineum. Scarlet
King Theodore.
Pearl. iti
Nasturtium
Little need be said of this deser-
vedly popular flower, it being so well
known to all lovers of flowers. Our
stock embraces the finest colors and
variety.
Cut shows first prize, won by Frank H.
So al George, 9 Crescent street, Jamestown, N. Y.,
in our competitive class held in July fast year.
Nasturtium
_Dwarf or Tom Thumb Varieties
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King Theodore. Darkest Crimson..... sa ebecoueyey ote tal StoeErorats: «3. eee etee OS ame 240) ey SY 05
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Pansy
The pansy is a plant that we all delight to grow in plentiful supply for flowers allthe year. Early
sowings give the finest flowers.
Pansy
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their leaves, and generally marked with large blotches, the plants are extra vig-
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Our High Grade mixture containing a selection of the most beautiful colors and
markings. Flowers of fine texture.
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E. K. Carpenter, 327 Foote Ave., says: “From a packet of your special ‘High Grade’ mixture, one
plant made extraordinary growth, producing during the months of July and August, by actual count
more than six hundred blossoms; the flowers were large and of dark velvet color.
Petunia
Sow in hotbed, cold frame, or in boxes of fine soil in the sunny windows ofa warm room in April
or May, and transplant about a foot apart in garden beds. Seed of the double varieties has not so
much vitality as that of single sorts and needs a little more care in watering to be sure of germination.
We have no better plants than the Petunias for beds and masses, borders, window-boxes, baskets and
vases. They will grow in almost any soil and bloom profusely through long droughts. The newer
varieties are of brilliant colors.
Howard’s Star. Most beautiful of the single
varieties, the center of the flowers being ragged
with a fine pointed star of bluish pink on a
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Striped and blotched. Flowers of fine form
measuring 4 or more inches across.
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Double Large-flowering. Our seed will produce
flowers large, fragrant, elegantly formed and
beautiful either for house, garden or conserva-
tory. The Double Petunias are great favorites
for pot culture in ordinary windows. Flowers
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Phlox
The annual Phloxes are dazzling in effect, par-
ticularly so when sown in masses or ribbon beds
of contrasting colors. Few flowers are so easy to grow from seed, so pretty and compact in habit, so
quick to bloom,or give such a brilliant display of color for so little cost and care. There area few de-
sirable colors beyond their range, and if given good soil and plenty of water they furnish a long supply
of delicate flowers for cutting. For pot culture, as trainers, and as an undergrowth for tall, bare
stemmed plants they are also valuable.
Petunia—Single Fringed
Grandiflora (tall growing variety). White with purple eye, pure white, pink, crim-
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Poppy
No other flower so bold and brilliant has the same grace of stem, airiness of poise and delicacy of
tissue. For beds and borders with a background of green, there is nothing finer, some sorts are admir_
able for naturalizing in open wooded grounds, others, like the Shirley, are beautiful for cutting. Sow
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thinly, covering very lightly, as the seed is quite small, and thin the plants to stand about a foot apart.
The best plants are those sown from early sowings while the earth is cool and moist.
Annual Varieties. This section includes double and single flowers of greatly varying sizes, selfcolored_
and daintily edged. All are easily cultivated and greatly admired. Average height, 3 feet.
Double Carnation-flowered. Very double, fringed, colors dazzling, Peroz.,20cts. Perpkt., $0 05
‘“ _ Peony-flowered. Large, handsome flowers of many colors “ “ 20 ‘ tiie 05
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Shirley. These charming Poppies are single or semi-double. The range of color, ex-
tending from pure white through the most delicate shade of pale pink, roseand
carmine to deepest crimson, isso varied that scarcely two are alike, while,
many are delicately edged and striped. The blooms if cut while young, will
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Miss Sherwood. A beautiful, single Peony-flowered variety, acombination of rare
delicacy producing flowers of pure white with satiny-rose foliage, very strong. ‘“‘ “ 10
Mixed Iceland Varieties, a fine collection of the class of perennial Poppy about 12
inches in height, bearing yellow, white or orange-scarlet flowers in endless pro-
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Portulaca
This charming little annual is unrivaled for brilliancy among plants of low growth, and the happy
faculty of flourishing under almost all conditions, though hot sun and a light sandy soil suits it best.
Nothing is prettier for beds, edgings, rockwork, and for filling up irregular spaces or unexpected gaps
in flower beds. As an undergrowth for taller plants it is also valuable.
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Primula
This deservedly popular plant is so widely known as to require but little description. The varieties
listed are adapted for house culture.
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Pyrethrum
The varieties offered are well adapted for edging purposes.
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Salpiglossis
One of the greatest favorites among annuals, being easy of culture producing beautiful orchid-like
flowers in great profusion from early summer until late in the fall.
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Salvia or Scarlet Sage
The Salvia is a standard bedding plant that keeps the garden bright withcolor untillatein autumn.
For pot culture, for cutting, for borders, and for forming bushy, hedge-like lines in the garden it is very
valuable. Sow seed in window-boxes or frames, in March or April, and set the plants out doors after
danger of frost is past, or sow out doorsin May. The plants grow and bloom profusely in any light,
rich soil. Both the tender and hardy perennial sorts bloom the first year and allare treated as annuals.
Bonfire. The most dazzling of scarlets and finest flowerings of this interesting
Class: very Awards. e.iiccielescscosseceeccatesoerneises suet nee ERR: vase ei ANA tt ts SUBS Suan Se tea Per pkt., $0 05
“Silverspot.”’ A striking new variety, with rich green leaves elegantly spotted with
yellow. The intense bright scarlet flowers are large and lavishly borne, the habit
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Scabtosa
Commonly known as the ‘‘Mourning Bride,’’ a showy border plant with beautifully variegated
flowers. It succeeds in ordinary garden soil.
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Schizanthus
A class of elegant and free-blooming annuals.
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Smilax
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Solanum Capsicastrum (Jerusalem Cherry)
This is a very useful pot plant for winter decoration. It is of dwarf, branching habit;
leaves small and oval-shaped, bearing in the greatest profusion bright scarlet
globular berries. Very ornamental; TL Fea cae ccoOURUAa e Per pkt., $0 05
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Stocks
A race of valuable annuals popularly known as the “‘Gillyflower.’’ Very free flowering and sweet
scented.
German Ten-week. These are the favorite halfhardy annual; white, oe purple,
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Sweet Peas
A deep, rich moist soilis best suited to
Sweet Peas. They are usually grown in
double rows, with a wire trellis, or a row
of brush between. For each double row
make the drills about five inches deep and
nine or ten inches apart. Sow plentifully,
covering about two inches deep, and by de-
grees, as the vines grow up, fill the trenches
with soil. Spring sowings should be made
just as early as the ground can be prepared.
Cut shows first prize awarded to
Mrs. E. W. Jones, Celoron, N.Y., in
our competitive class held in July
last year.
Mrs. Mary Baker, Groton, N. Y., writ-
ing says: “I had some of your mixed Sweet
Peas, they were such beautiful color and
variety that I wish to get some more.”’
America. Bright blood-red striped, very
distinct.
Apple Blossom. Bright Pink and blush,
beautifully shaded.
Aurora. Flowers extra large, standard
and wings flaked and striped bright
orange-salmon on white ground.
Scere cas : Black Knight. Deep maroon self-color.
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Blanche Burpee. Superb, pure white, immense size, perfect form.
Blanche Ferry, Extra Early. Pink and white, ten days earlier than the ordinary sort.
Captain of the Blues. Bright purple and pale blue.
Celestial. Pale lavender.
Countess of Radnor. Standard delicate lavender, wings dark mauve, lovely.
Dorothy Tennant. Standard rosy mauve, wings bluish mauve.
Duke of Clarence. Rosy Claret, self-colored flowers, extra large.
Earliest of All. Blossoms like Extra Early Blanche Ferry, but earlier.
Eliza Eckford. White, shaded and edged with light pink on standard.
Emily Henderson. Splendid pure white, good for forcing.
Firefly, bright scarlet.
Gorgeous. Standard erect, richly suffused with deep salmon-orange, wings large, heavily shaded of
deeper shade, coloring intensely brilliant.
Gray Friar. A charming variety, heavily shaded with watered purple markings on creamy-white
ground.
Her Majesty. Large, finely hooded flowers of soft rose, deep and glowing.
Katherine Tracy. Soft brilliant pink, one of the best.
Lady Mary Currie. A beautiful bright crimson-orange, large flower, very showy.
Lady Nina Balfour. A lovely shade of pearl-gray.
Lady Grisel Hamilton. Flowers of best hooded form and large size, color light lavender shading, very
dainty in effect.
Lottie Eckford. Rose and white, edged with blue.
Lottie Hutchins. Pale primrose, striped with light pink.
Lovely. Deep rose at base of standard and wings , shaded to pale pink and bluish at edges.
Mars. Bright crimson-scarlet wings, fiery scarlet standard.
Mrs. Eckford. White, delicately shaded with primrose.
Mrs. Jos. Chamberlain. Rose striped on white, both standard wings very large.
Mrs. Sankey. Pure white, black seeded.
Mont Blane. The earliest of all, large, pure white.
Navy Blue. Bluish purple standard, navy blue wings. New and distinct, very blue, the best dark blue
yet introduced.
Prima Donna. Light blush pink, very beautiful, large flower.
Prince of Wales. Fine bright rose, self-colored.
Romona. Very large flowers, creamy white, shaded pale pink.
Royal Rose. Fine deep rose-colored.
Sadie Burpee, White Seed. The largest pure white Sweet Pea.
Senator. Standard maroon and violet, wings violet and indigo, both striped with white.
Shahzada. Dark maroon, shaded purple.
Stella Morse. Primrose, flushed pink, very beautiful.
All the above named varieties 10 cts. per oz. 4 1b. 25 cts. Ylb.50cts. Lb. 75 cts. ;
Our Special Mixture, of all colors......... Per oz. Scts. Per% 1b. 15cts. Per %ilb.25 cts. Per lb. 40 cts.
Dwarf Cupid Sweet Peas
An entirely distinct race of Sweet Peas, growing only about 6 inches high. Of very compact neat
bushy habit, and with flowers as large and as fragrant as those of tall sorts. Excellent for pots
borders or masses.
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Sweet William
A splendid old-fashioned plant, producing its large heads of beautifully colored sweet-scented
flowers in great abundance. It is a hardy perennial, easily grown and flowering the second year from
seed.
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Thunbergia
Very ornamental climbers and abundant bloomers. They are also very effective as bedding plants
if a little pains be taken with them.
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Oerbena
A well-known bedding plant of many colors: flowering from early summer until frost. Our strain
is the mammoth kind.
Separate colors, white, scarlet , pink, purple or striped. Pkt. 10 cts. All colorsmixed Per pkt., $0 05
LEMON VERBENA.
An attractive greenhouse shrub, grown for the delightful citron scent ofits light green leaves. It
is easily grown from seed and becomes quite tall with age, but itis usually pruned back to a pretty
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Oinca
Fine for conservatory, parlor windows and borders or beds; very attractive.
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Zinnia
Few flowers are so easily grown from seed sown in the open ground, or bloom so abundantly and
continuously through the entire season as this hardy annual. Marvelous improvements have been
wrought in the newer strains. During the month of August Zinnias are almost incomparably bright.
We recommend a free use of them for groups, beds, borders, garden lines and summer hedges. Sow seed
in the open ground early in spring. Average height, 11% to 2 feet.
Dwarf Double. These are of more compact and neater habit than the tall varieties, with flowers
quite as handsome.
TALL VARIETIES.
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Summer Flowering Bulbs
Mrs. E. Skellie, North East, Pa., writes: “Bulbs purchased from you last year, gave splendid satis-
faction.”’
Gladtolus
Gladioli are very easily grown. Any good soil suits them. Plant, as soon as all danger from frost
is past, 3 inches deep-and 7 or 8 inches apart. By planting at intervals up to the first of July these
fine flowers ean be had in bloom all through the summer and fall—the later to flower being the best.
Very effective in beds, in masses or mixed with other plants. The cut flowers keep in water for a long
time. About the end of October, when the leaves begin to wither, the bulb should be taken up, dried in
the open air, and then stored in a dry place from frost for planting next spring.
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Groff's New Hybrids. This splendid new strain of hybrid seedlings embraces thous-
ands of varieties of the largest size and greatest diversity of colors, including slate
blues, smooky and sooty combinations, in great variety. Mixed hybrid seedlings,
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Cannas
The following list embraces the very best of this popular class of bedding plants, our list is confined
to one color of each variety.
Alphonse Bouvier, the best tall crimson. A strong grower with bright green foliage. 6 feet.
Austria. Pure canary yellow; fine large open flowers, with but few traces of reddish brown dots in
the center of the two inside petals.
Black Beauty. Large massive foliage of the richest bronzy purple color shaded with black. Where
foliage effect alone is desired, nothing richer can be found.
Chas. Henderson. Bright crimson. 3 feet. Foliage green.
Florence Vaughn. One of the finest yellow spotted varieties. Bright golden yellow, spotted red
foliage rich green. 4 feet.
Madam Crozy. Bright crimson-scarlet, bordered with golden yellow. 4 feet. Foliage bright green,
and very massive.
President McKinley. Brilliant crimson with scarlet shading. 3 feet. Foliage deep green withchoco-
late margin.
Queen Charlotte. The finest gilt-edged variety. Bluish-green foliage; large flowers of a richscarlet-
crimson, broadly banded with canary-yellow. 3 feet.
Souvenir d’Antoine Crozy. Very fine gilt-edge variety; flowers large, intense crimson, bordered
with golden yellow. 3 feet. Strong roots, each 15 cts.; doz. $1.00.
Dahlias
Single and Double in separate colors. Yellow, red, red and yellow, pink and white, strong roots,
each 10 cts. Per doz. $1.00.
Lilies
For stateliness of habit, beauty of form and variety of coloring, the Lily is without a rival among
bulbous plants. Many of the species are delightfully fragrant. Though they may nearly all be called
hardy, it is well to protect them against frost in winter by a covering of ashes or litter. They are
easily grown, and require little care. They do best in a light, well-drained soil, Some peat or leaf-
mould may be used to advantage. They all prefer a partial shade, and the taller sorts must have pro-
tection from high winds. Many of the stronger-growing kinds are well adapted for planting among
shrubs.
Auratum (Golden-Banded Lily). The grandest of all hardy Lilies; flowers
white, spotted with maroon, having a bright yellow band through each
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LAWN GRASS SEED
JAMES PRENDERGAST LIBRARY
Lawn Sown with our Chautauqua Lawn Mixture
Our Chautauqua Lawn Mixture, is composed of permanent grasses that make a finer and thicker turf the
older they become, yet give a rich green sward in three or four weeks from time of sowing. Sow at the
rate of 4 to 5 bushels to the acre (15 lbs. to the bushel). Per qt. 20c.; % pk. 65c.; pk. $1.00; bu. $3.50-
Our Evergreen Mixture for Shady Spots. A mixture of grasses that thrive in shaded situations, under
trees, or close to walls where there is little sun. Price, per qt. 20c.; pk. $1.25; bu. of 20 Ibs. $4.50.
We guarantee our seeds will do wie we claim, providing conditions of soil and elements are
favorable.
We are headquarters in Chautauqua County for Farm Seeds of all kinds. Special
Market Prices quoted on application.
Raffia
For Basket and Hat making. White, 2 ozs. 5c.; 25c. Ib.
Colors—Red, blue, brown, yellow, green, black, 5c. 0z.; 75c. Ib.
Fertilizers
SUCCESS FERTILIZER. A complete fertilizer for general use, odorless. 10 lbs. 25 cts.; 50 lbs. $1.00.
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE. Acknowledged to be the leading fertilizer for all purposes. Per
10 pounds, 25 cents.
PURE BONE MEAL, for permanent results. The finest permanent fertilizer for lawns. Perfectly odor-
less. 10 pounds, 25 cents; 50 pounds, $1.00.
NITRATE OF SODA. Per five pounds, 25 cents.
CANADA WOOD ASHES. A splendid fall fertilizer for lawns. 25 pounds, 50 cents. 100 lb. bags, $1.50.
HIGH-GRADE PLANT FOOD. Especially prepared by us. Per package, 10 cents.
Feed Department
We carry large stocks of stock and poultry foods of all kinds. Pratt’s Celebrated
Patented Foods in use over 350 years.
Bird Seeds, Etc.
Best Sicily, Canary, Hemp, Maw, Blue Poppy, Millet, White French, Rape, German, Vetches for
Pigeons, Sunflower seed for Parrots.
Our Special Mixture for Canaries, per lb. 10c, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cuttle Fish Bone, 5 cents each. Gravel for Cages, per qt. 15 cents, pt. 10 cents.
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40 WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
Daluable Tables
Weight per bushel of Various Seeds and Grains.
STACK OF ALFALFA
Clovers
Lbs. per Bu.
AEA scoonee eee Bs OP ea one APU eine share se'( eX)
EAST cee ree deus aia ts Ee cunt PR MIM a tik Leto
...60
Gigi SOa BN oa Wc ilies ih Leper a SENET Aen et 60
Mammoth or Sapling.......... ace aa a ere 60
\iMavtes JONCe) thancndgasksoodadsscesdecer hse ened oO),
ConimonRedeas a eee em
eee eee ceccoes
Grasses
IBEOmerG Lassies eco arecae ee yes onan puaaea 10
Bermuda Gralsseaverseaceee ce eee cate aaa Fane
Creepinew Bentsen ria tai eomueaic Beaters oma ya
Meadow Fescue........... Ci Ath ws et ae el aeae ih 14
liballiaragRayerenr vr aalssesen deaeomeee ae eecr ee suatse les
SAGO? 18) WC soecceoanosansoncoaces PARE nA: seed
Orchard ive raccsscsnes: ane Let ae Mae seh edecat ba aeed Lah
PEL emia yer nied seesedatosanecseeven sesnceeeeaces 14
Red Wapi@liaiits..sss555-0ss PBS HONE B aches sous 14
Lbs. Per Bu.
Red op aneyams sete eee Fi. ogasteds SAE
Rhode Island) Bent...) 30. ee eee 2
Lae 2
“naib gue eek ae oa cote eee
Slice ps) Hes cuesee en eenees
Sweet Vernal.......
secre ccccre
IDUESO LEH cdsosreasadcobonnes
Miscellaneous
Barley. iit kaaghccee
IBGATISs: re dees BASS clet deen ee eee
Corn; Sweet, Shelled’. sc-=..2.c Jaume eee 48
‘+ Eueld Siiellecitaree aescea eee Scot ee OG
6 Ra thie eee esee tenes Sake Sa fit
PRR OPCORt acess:
PAX saddens ndae Geenettanterc cn Coen eee een Peeper eo
J Skbhokezelata tar sen gacoononeere: jagsicast See Shoes: veer AB
INTilletr scant ee SeatReAle Rnaaraces SosisiscnSlew tela Reena eee
Ce i ee er
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WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 41
Miscelianeous
Lbs. Per Bu.
JUS. gt RR Sa eo
Reacsmeaw Gb) Piel eo... cdc lsckcacsaccssth gees 60
ET RECBECICS PL EISEN ES, Bove es cade ob cas ase ves gauss 60
PEO EELGIS A WEEE St) .ccyeg dos hs. veces snc ane sae ee: 50
Lica geeel D2) 5 0 OCS “eae heey a ca 50
PRY Caceeee ct skce sect c2 Ns re EE ty ce 56
MGR MEIBOR GANG. 040. 62-454 2) ecenssnses.ncedeteaeeee 50
STSELIC TR cae eee ee, 28
PIREIRETS FS ccc Sec cv em wep a Gees sos caren beeen 58
AO ZIREL TES NCR RRO ile oS 60
Ul SCRE a ip ee oar Oe ee eee eee 60
Seeds Required to Sow an Acre of Ground
Lbs.
A ATEDL ELE pedo buck Ai 15to 20
5A ES EDs SE oi ee SO 6 to 8
BET SETT TTC (3 CA en ee 10% 12
CSRS T Rens a ee ae eer 10 40:15
Mammoth or: Sapling... 2. ..2-:.-...8-.....- 10 to 12
WRC Piri telnet es 2 ee ps ee Sy, 6to8
Grasses
Lbs.
VBS STG EM Sires SE a ps ep 35 to 40
SPE TEES (G 20g Ory crs © pe Ra a iS
ree pinto Bein cic ctes. erate es ee tees 20 to 30
Mend we PH Gsene nn as hee eedienc ls Sesser: 35 to 40
eeu fan Ce 2e en ee ee 50 to 55
TENS CEE 2 Oe eee 30 to 40
SUSE RGTES LSE Se pee ean ee er 30 to 35
OMB ES ORES Seo 5a 2c. coe ce--deseecdace 60 to 65
Reet MORE SAE is) ck 22 nk... ts eennyoest e's 40 to 50
Prere NGG Ee AHCY Socccn--.5250-.....5.005..5 5550 10 to 12
0s ESS Gyr Ss cc, 25 to 40
DOSE TIA SSa ee eee 25 to 30
SU YERP ON SST Nast ek 8 to 5
LUT TEL yt ES 2 ek eee 15 to 20
Seeds Required to Produce a Given Number
of Plants and Sow an Acre of Ground
Miscellaneous
eR NN a Danton vs eesenss cote cezees 2 to 2% bu
SRLS oS Sys a ene ener 1tol% “
SD En) She re ee ee ly to % *‘
OTe tonics. 20. --asaveve soabessenewss % tol ‘
(EEE PS. ne 8 to 10 lbs
eeeanpeltor Steck...........0:.<.00. & to'G, **
(a a ee eee % tol bu.
Cabbage (1 oz. to 1500 plants).............. Y% |b
Carrot, garden(1 oz. to 100 ft. drill)2% to 3lbs.
Carrot, for stock (1 oz. to 50 ft. drill)...2 lbs.
Cauliflower (1 oz. to 1,500 plants)........ Y% |b.
Celery (thoz, to 500 plants). ....:..2..2.2..2:. 3 ozs.
Corn, Sweet (1 qt. to 300 hills)............. 8 qts.
POEL EWE) La raat re de OO SO Sa
oe Sait DrOAGCASE..«...0sc000ess--cenee 15 lbs.
Bare Recs tate sani Chrt Gare ee cisccdsceten eek Os: Gy AS
Bt POPCORN. cottece tact ne seer enon meat aa 2 qts.
Bey INVECER OUGER aren: c.c 0s cass.tes 2 to 3 bu.
te Salad) (loz: to 20isq fe)):.....0..4- 6 lbs.
Cueumber (loz. t0:50! hills) 20 .0)....2.:..: 2. 5S
Egg Plant (1 oz. to 1,500 plants)..3 to 4 ozs.
Budive (oz. to.250 ft, drill)i.s.....2-2.. 31% lbs.
Plax, broadeast.....2 re AR ieee %4 to 1 bu.
Gourds (1 oz. to 25 hills)... 2% lbs.
]5 EOE REE rr Mesh Pee ee 1 bu
Kale or borecole(1 0z. to 100 yds. drill) % lb.
Kohl Rabi (1 oz. to 200 ft. drill).....3 to 4 lbs.
Kecka (soz. to 250 tt, drill). 2°. 22... 3to4 “
Bettuce (l/oz:to0y200 tendrill) 2:22: s Sei
Martynia (1 oz. to 50 ft. drill)......8to10 “
IVE Te Cee aes OR, Bt SOUS SRN ae acta obctees 1 bu.
Melon, Musk (1 oz. to 60 hills)......2 to 3 lbs.
=) (Water (dsoz: to-25 hills).....3to 4 ‘
Nasturtium (1 oz. to 50 ft. drill) 10 to12 “
Oatss DEOaAgCASt eo... kecsccce ees 2% to 3 bu.
Okra (kozto 50 tts drill) Woo. ass: 10 lbs.
Onion: (soz cocL0O te drill) ee: Gi.
Parsley, (t0z. tontool ite drill) Sirs
Parsnip (1 oz. to 200 ft. drill)........ 2 tolls
Peas, Garden (1 qt. to 100 ft. drill).....1% bu.
aC OW a crate state viexnes condones secre 1% to1% “
oe Conadambield..2.2.. cts ness 2 EOL
Pepper (1 oz. to 1,500 plants)....... 3 to 4 ozs,
POtACOES MIS ey etc s cee eee 8 to 10 bu.
Pumpkin (1 oz. to 300 hills)........... 3 to 4 lbs.
Rape, Diwark Essexc.2.....6..2.c-sesences Gitors i:
|S (So cere REA aad 1% to 2 bu.
Salsity: (lsoz-to(o0tt.Jdrill). cee 8 lbs.
Sorghum or Cane, broadcast....... 1 to 1% bu.
gry, (lg) ab Bee pre meee eee ke 7a CO Meee
Spinach (1 oz. to100ft.drill)......10 to 12 lbs.
Squash, Summer (1 oz. to 40 hills) 2 to 3 ‘‘
" Winter (1 0z. to 10 hills) 3 to 4 ‘*
SHuuhower! Grilled: 620. 2sccsse-ccce eee: LO. tol 20
Tomatot( loz, tor2,000: plants). 2...4023:. 4 ozs.
Turnip (1 oz. to 150 ft. drill)....... 1 to 1% lbs.
ATA rs eo anes Core ee pen ee ee tO 2
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42 WALTER*MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
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No. 547—Knapsack Spray Pump.
The Myers Knap-
sack Spray Pump
This is the only knapsack pump
on the market with an agitator and
brass ball valves. It makesa conven-
lent outfit with which from four to
six acres of vines can be covered in
one day.
PRICE - - $10.00
MYERS’ FAULTLESS SPRAYER
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Myers’ Faultless Sprayer, all tin
Myers’ Faultless Sprayer, all brass -
PRICE - $1.75 PRICE é
For Spraying Potatoes,
Trees and Vines with
Paris Green, London Pur-
ple or Bordeaux Mixture.
Holds 5 gallons, weighs 52
pounds when full. All
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$5.00 No. 599—Fountain Spray Pump.
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WALTER MOTT SEED AND BULB COMPANY, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 43
THE NO. 6 “IRON AGE” | A
Combined Double and Single Wheel
Hoe, Hill and Drill Seeder.
Price, ° © $11.00
14, No. 6 Combined Hill and
Drill Seeder (side hoes and teeth only)
Price = e $9.50
No. 7, Hill and Drill Seeder only
Price, - - $8.00 No. 6.—‘‘Iron Age’? Combined Hill and Drill Seeder.
Combined Double Wheel Hoes and Seed Drills.
Prior to the introduction of our famous Combined Wheel Hoes and Seed Drills, combined tools were regarded
by many as impracticable, owing to the time and knowledge required to change from one form to the other, to
say nothing of the advantages lost over those of the separate implement.
The simplicity and completeness of the ‘IRON AGE” combined implements in all their forms make their use
practical, even with the busiest gardeners.
From Seed Drills these tools can be converted into Wheel Hoes, either Single or Double, it requiring but
about three minutes to change to Double Wheel Hoes, and about two minutes to Single Wheel Hoes, by an inex-
perienced operator. T. Greiner, a practical gardener and a well-known writeron garden subjects writes as follows:
“JT have used the ‘IRON AGE’ Combined Double Wheel Hoe and Seed Drill for three seasons,and I can truth-
fully say that it has made the task of sowing seeds (which always falls upon me personally) a veritable pleasure.
I do not know of any weak point in this machine; at
present I use no other make of garden drill. I used to be
very pronounced in favor ofsingle tools, for the reasons
that in the combined tools one wore out two tools at a
time and had to waste much time in making the changes
from Drill to Wheel Hoe and vice versa. The ‘IRON AGE’
meets these objections quite successfully, the former fully ,
the latter toa great extent. When the Wheel Hoe is
wanted, the Drill part is taken entirely offand the change
made in a minimum of time.’’
We show in cut above our No. 6 “Iron Age’’ Combin-
ed Double Wheel Hoe, Hill and Drill Seeder, being the
Sy ne as our w ell- known No. 4 Drill, with the addition of
al ill dr pping device.
Thee OMIBICtene ss of the tool and the universal satis-
faction it has given places itfirst among‘our list of garden
implements. Combined in this tool, as will be further ex-
: plained, there are three distinct and thoroughly practical
tools, a Hill and Drill Seeder, a Double Wheel Hoe and a
Single Wheel Hoe.
Hill and Drill Seeder
The Wheel is made of steel, 16 inches high; of steel
to obtain lightness, and at the ame time strength; 16
inches high in order to run easy, without giving to the
inequalities of the soil as a low wheel will do. The tire is
[ eoupled to malleable
ecure lightness and a frame
th to make it practically un-
eak ab e.
aes Seed Sowing Device—In desig ening our Seed-
Sowing Device we have kept in view si! nplici ity of con-
struction, convert ‘ce of adjusti ent and perfection of
work
Seeder in Operation.
The No. 6 “IRON AGE” Horse Hoe and Cultivator.
Price, as in Cut, with Furrow-Closing Attach-
ment, $8.50. Without Furrow-Closing
Attachment, $7.25.
Northern Grown High-Grade Flower, Garden and Farm Seeds
EXTRACTING THE ROOT.
IT’S EASY
WITH A
FureKka Lawn Weeder
NO MORE BROKEN BACKS!
The Eureka Lawn Weeder
THIS DEVICE GETS AT
THE ROOT OF THE EVIL
AND REMOVES IT BODILY.
The curved edge of blade enters and loosens the soil; pressure on the
lever then causes the toothed jaw to grasp the plant and
a slight pull suffices to dislodge same with-
out disturbing the surrounding sod.
PRICE, = = - 65
AWARDED SILVER MEDAL
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, ST. LOUIS, 1904
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