1913 mid-summer catalogue : pot-grown strawberry plants ready for shipment June 15

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Pot Grown Strawberry Plants
OTGROWN strawberry plants are much superior to the ordinary
ground layers usually sold, as there is no loss of fine roots in taking
them up. They can be transplanted at any season with scarcely
any check to their growth. The sooner potgrown plants can be
set out after June 15th, the larger they will grow, and the more

they will produce the following spring.

Those marked (P.) have pistillate or imperfect flowers, and must be
planted near perfect-flowering kinds, in order that the flowers may fertilize.
The varities not so marked are bi-sexual, or perfect-flowering, and can be
planted alone. When properly pollenized the pistillate varieties are the
most prolific.

Most dealers recommend planting Strawberries in August. However,
we hope you will see the advisability of setting pot grown plants as early in
the spring as possible, when they will produce a large crop the next sum.
mer, and we believe if you follow our advice the results will be much more
satisfactory.

Our list includes all the newest and best standard varieties, extra
strong, healthy plants. We exercise the utmost care in packing for ship-
ment, which is of great importance to the purchaser.

Place your orders early.

Directions For Culture.

Strawberries require rich, well tilled soil. The plants should be set 15
inches apart, in rows 2 ft. apart. 160 plants will plant 4 rows 30 ft. long, if
set above distance apart. For horse cultivation, set plants 2 ft. apart in
rows 3 ft. apart. 7,260 plants at this distance will plant an acre. Firm the
plants well in the soil, keeping them thoroughly cultivated and cut off all
runners. About the middie of December, cover the bed with salt meadow
hay, straw or leaves. In April, as soon as the plants show indications of
growth, push the covering away from the plants to allow them to come
through. This mulching protects the plants from cold in the winter and
heat in the summer, keeps the fruit clean and prevents the growth of weeds.

American Everbearing or Fall Fruiting Varieties

of Recent Introduction.
AMERICUS

A new seedling; fall bearing variety of thrifty growth; a good yielder
and shipper; color of fruit light red, heart shaped, of fine texture and
medium size; has given satisfaction wherever grown. Per 100 $10.00.

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Strawberry Plants—Continued

FAN AMERICAN

A new everbearing variety, producing a large and continuous crop from
July until late fall, fruiting on new runners and old plants at the same time.
Ic has been tested over a wide range and found to be a true everbearing
sort. Per 100 $10.00.

SAINT ANTONIA DE PADOUE

Large, dark red fruit of uniform shape; delicious flavor; good keeper;
especially adapted for forcing for winter fruiting; a true perpetual bearer.
Per 109 $5.00; 1000 $45.00.

NEW ENGLISH EVERBEARING VARIETIES

Laxton’s Productions.—These have not been tested by us, and the
descriptions are taken from Laxton’s catalogue. We believe they will prove
a decided success here.

LA PERLE
Perpetual bearer of exceptional merit. Per dozen $1.00.
ST. JOSEPH’S PERPETUAL

We believe this variety is the forerunner of an entirely new race of
everbearing strawberries. from the fact that the fruit is of the largest size
of any of the perpetual sorts. Season from June to November. Per doz. $2.50.

THE LAXBADE
Perpetual bearer, equal to La Perle. Per doz. $1.00.

Laxton’s English Varieties
BEDFORD

Fruit is bluntly conical, of bright scarlet color; flesh white and solid; a
very heavy cropper and vigorous grower; of rich and delicious flavor with a
beauitful aroma. Midseason. Per doz. $1.00.

BEDFORD CHAMPION

This variety is remarkable for the large size of its round, scarlet crim-
son berries which frequently average two ounces. The flesh is scarlet,
melting and juicy, with a pleasant musky flavor. A good forcing variety.
Midseason. Per doz. $1.00.

_GIVON’S LATE PROLIFIC

A handsome late variety of exceptional merit; scarlet wedge-shaped
fruit; flesh firm, of richest. flavor; a very free cropper. Latest of all. Per
doz. $1.00.

LAXTON

This is one of the finest of the Sache Henaes and is most wonderful
for the size firmness and quality of its fruit and the hardiness and vigor of
the plants. Not recommended for forcing. Early. Per doz. $1.00

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ROYAL SOVEREIGN

The fruit is cf the largest size and ‘conical shape; color is a brig ht
glossy scarlet; flesh white and firm. The plants are strong growers and
produce large crops of berries. Unequaled for early forcing. Per doz. $1.00

100 $7.50

New American Variety of 1913
THE HUB

The Hub originated in Massachusetts, by Mr. Fuller, who for many
years made a specialty of growing strawberry seedlings. The Hub is a cross
between Buback and Belmont. The fruit is large, smooth, firm, dark glossy
red; berries shine as if varnished. It is the most attractive strawberry 1
have ever seen. Plants are very productive. This is the first time l have
put it on the market. I can truthfully say I never grew a better strawberry.
I have been in the business 58 years.—Mr. S. H. Warren. Per doz. $2.50
Per 100 $15.00.

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STRAWBERRY PLANTS
POT GROWN STANDARD VARIETIES

ABINGTON. A mid-season or main crop variety; fruit large, of fine flavor,
with firm surface of bright crimson. Good for canning and preserving.
Per 100 $4.00. Per 1000 $35.00.

AROMA. One of the oldest sorts now in general use, but still a valuable
berry. It has the same season as Gandy, not quite so large, but is more
productive; very uniform in size and color.. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

AUGUST LUTHER. This variety is very popular not only with berry
growers, but also in the family garden; it has a host of friends and suc-
ceeds everywhere. The berries are good size, firm and lots of them.
Extra early. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

AUTO. An immensely productive variety, bearing large handsome berries
of high quality. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

BARRYMORE [New.] This variety resembles Marshall but is a much
better bearer; a splendid berry. Per 100 $5.00, 1000 $45.00.

BEDER WOOD. Always on hand with a big crop of beautiful crimson
berries of extra high quality lying in windrows all around the plants.
Medium. Per 100 $350, 1000 $30.00.

BISMARCK. This variety is a strong one both in growth and fruiting and
an exceptionally strong pollenizer. Late. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.
BRANDYWINE. Large, conical, glossy crimson, firm and solid; of fine aro-
matic flavor. Plants vigorous and productive, succeeds on any soil.

Mid-season to late. Per 100 $3.50, 1900 $30.00.

BUBACK. (P.) A very large berry of dark color. Productive; of fair

Pn Largely grown for market. Mid-season. Per 100 $3.50, 1000

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CHESAPEAKE. One of the best strawberries grown, all things considered.
In competition with m: re than one hundred other varieties, Cheasapeake
easily took first prize. It is very large, of fine 1orm, as late as Gandy
and in flavor rank wi.h ‘Marshall’ and “Wm. Belr.” Per 100 $5.00, 1000
$45.00.

CARDINAL. (P.) Berries medium to large nearly round, very uniform
in shape and size; color brilliant bright red, ripening uniformly with no
green tips. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00

CLIMAX. An early variety, very large and enormously productive; nearly
round and very uniform. Being verv firm, it is especially valuable for
long shipments. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

CLYDE. Very regular, bright scarlet berries; large, and of excellent flavor;
firm, and a good shipper. Plants healthy; vigorous and productive.
Season early. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

COMMONWEALTH. In “Commonwealth” we have a berry as large as
the largest--as productive as any of the large fruiting varieties; fine

flavored, jucy and as dark as any stiawberry grown. Per 100 $4.00,
1000 $35.C0

DOWNING’S BRIDE. [P.] It is certainly one of the most beautiful ber-
ries we have ever seen, so preity and glossy, that even a sight of it
makes the mouth water. Medium to late. Per 1€0 $4.00, 1000 $25.CO

EXCELSIOR. Perfectly reliable as its tall thick foliage protects the blcom
from danger of frosts and this is one good point for such an extra early
variety. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

FENDALL. [P.] A seedling from Wm. Belt but far superior. Per 1C0
$4.00, 1000 $35.00.

GANDY. (ne of the best late varieties. It is a strong, compact grower,
with large, bright glossy crimpson truit, uniform in shape; flesh firm
and of finest flavor. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

GIANT RUBY. [P.] Very productive, immense size, handsome, uniform
shape, and of deep crimson color. Giant Ruby ripens soon after the
early varieties, and bears until nearly all others are gone. Per 100
$4.00, 1000 $35 00.

GLADSTONE. Large and sharpless; better quality; a vigorous grower-
Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

GLEN MARY. Large, bright, glosssy crimson, of fine flavor. Strong,
hea!thy, very prolific, and.on good soil the berries are large to the end
of the season. Early. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

HAVERLAND [P.] A standard variety that succeeds on all kinds of soil,
and seems to be the least affected by frost, afton producing a full crop
of perfect fruit when other varieties are badly damaged. Medium in
season, very productive, verv large, and holds up in size to the last
picking. It is long in shape, gradually tapering and light scarlet in.
color. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

HERI AGE. A midseason to late variety, of a beautiful dark crimson color;
round conical shape; flavor delicious. A grand berry for the home gar-
den. Per 160 $400, 1000 $35.00.

HUNN. (P.) A late variety, very productive, large size, uniform shape,
dark crimson, firm flesh of the finest flavor. A strong grower and lat-
est sort grown. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

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JESSIE. Very productive, fruit large, light crimson in color, firm and flavor
of the best. Early. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00

JOHNSON'S EARLY. Berries highly colored, of medium size and good
quality. Extra early. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00

KANSAS. [P.] Productive berries, dark red clear through. Medians to
large, and of high quality. Midseason. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

KEVITT’S WONDER. One of the very best strawberries. For productive-
ness, firmness color, flavor and shape of berries, it is pronounced the
ideal strawberry. It contains but very little acid, has very few seeds,
and is mild and sweet. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35. 00.

LESTER LOVETT. Berries very large, conical in shape and very Gnitenrnt
The best extra late berry offered, fruiting two weeks after all other late
varieties. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

MARSHALL. Fruit large dark crimson. Plant luxuriant, but needs rich
soil and careful culture. Midseason. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

MASCOTT. A new late sort of unusually large size and great productive-
ness. Season same as Gandy, lasting longer and usually producing a
much petter crop of equally good berries. Has been found to do wells on
land too dry for Ganby. 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

MISSIONARY. Resembles klondyke, having the same medium early season
and equally high color it is to be recommended as the best berry of its
class and season. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

McKINLEY. A grand midseason variety; size unusually Jarge; shape1ound-

ish, inclining to conical; color crimson; flesh firm and quality extra good.
Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30. 00.

MEAD. This variety bears beautiful large, firm, gobular berries slightly
pointed at the tip. The color is rich glossy red; quality and flavor deli-
cious and mild. Per 100 $4.00, i000 $35.00.

MICHEL’S EARLY. One of the earliest perfect flowering varieties that
will produce a full crop. A robust grower; will not rust or mildew. It
yields large, handsome berries; color light scarlet; flavor equisite. A
fine sort to pollenize early pistillates. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

NEW HOME. As late and as large as Gandy. fruit a bright red color, uni-
formly large size; a good shipper. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

NEW YORK. The berries are very large, ripening milseason. Color dark
scarlet, changing to crimson when fully ripe. Quality first class. Per
100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

NICK OHMER. For exhibition, this is probably the greatest berry ever of-
fered. It is a healthy, vigoruos grower. The fruit is of mammoth size, |
Hee in form and color and of excellent quality. Per 100 $3.50, 1000

0

NIMROD. This variety produces the most beautiful Strawberries we have
ever seen, of delicious quality and never affected by rust or disease. _
Per 100 $5. 00, 1000 $45,00

COM PAUL. One of the largest so far introduced, and very firm for such
a large berry. -The plant is thrifty with glossy dark green foliage and
will stand shipping with any of the very large varieties. Per 100 $4.00,
1000 $35.00.

PAN-AMERICAN. New Everbearing Strawberry. This berry is worth

testing As an Autumn bearer it is the only one we have seen that is
successful. Per 190 $10.00

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Strawberry Plants—Continued

PARSONS’ BEAUTY. A remarkable producer of bright red berries. It is
dificult to describe a variety having as many good points as this
one. Midseas n. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

PRESIDENT. (P.) Almost round, very uniform in shape, borne in large
clusters; flesh solid; color rich-crimson; strong grower; exceedingly pro-
ductive and continues bearing till end of season. Per 100 $4.00, 1000
$35.00.

SAINT ANTOINE de PADOUE. The true French variety. Fruit large, of
a rich dark red color, handsome and uniform in shape, firm, of delicious
flavor, and keeps exceedingly well. It is a true perpetual Strawberry,
producing splendid berries during the whole summer up to October, and
is also adap‘ed for forcing fcr Winter fiuit.ng. Per 100 $5.00, 1000
$45.00.

SAMPLE. (‘P.) Large, round, dark crimson of good quality. Late. Per
100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

SCOFIELD. Loved by everybody on account of its enormous size, bright
red color, and rich aroma‘ic flavor peculiar to itself. The plant is very
large with an extra broad thick leaf. Early to late. Per 100 $4.00, 1000
$35.00.

SENATOR DUNLAP. Fruit large, rich, dark red. Medium to late. Per
100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

SHARPLESS. Demand rich, strong soil. Plant large and vigorous; berries
very large, irregular in shape; crimson, moderately firm and of good
quality. Midseason. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

SILVER COIN. Berries large and delicious; plants vigorous, healthy and
prolific, of luscious flavor and great productiveness. Uniform in size
and shape. Per 100 $5.00, 1000 $45.00.

STEVEN’S LATE CHAMPION. A new variety, yielding large crops of
beautiful berries very late in the season. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.
SUCCESS. One of the most beautiful as well as the earliest large berry
we know of. The berries are of large globular form, slightly conical,
and of a light bright scarlet; flavor mild, sweet and rich. Per 100 $3.50,

1000 $30.00.

TWENTIETH CENTURY. (P.) This Strawberry produces Mammoth
berries of broad, almost kidney shape. The crowning merits of “20th
Century” are uniform size and shape, smooth surface, never ridged,
dark crimson color and of delicious flavor. Per 100 $4.00, 1000 $35.00.

UNCLE JIM. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

UP TO-DATE. Very prolific, light red berries of high quality. Per 100
$3.50, 1000 $30.00.

VIRGINIA. (P.) A new early berry having a record of 12,000 quarts per
acre. Is very productive and of good size for an early berry, being only
two or three days behind Excelsior. Per 100 $5.00, 1000 $45.00.

Wm. BELT. The berries are as large as Bubach, more uniform in shape,
productive and color perect. Per 100 $3.50, 1000 $30.00.

STRAWBERRIES NOT IN THE FOREGOING LIST WE CAN
SUPPLY AT ADVERTISED PRICE

HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWER
SEEDS

Hardy perennials are easily raised from seeds and give better re- _
sults when sown in the open ground during the summer and fal!.
The soil should ‘be kept evenly moist but not saturated. Transplant
the seedlings once or twice if necessary to prevent crowding.

Time of
Flowering. Pkt.

ACANTHUS

latifohus..: Purple; ‘2: its: “2s eee ee Aug. $0.05

mollis. Rose, 1 ft...0<sebn fee ee eee Aug. 05
ACHILLEA (Yarrow)

ptarmica fl. .pl...White, 2 ft.07 7.6 e-eoe eee June 15
ACCNITUM (Monkshood)

Napellus, “Dark ‘ble, 3-40) -2.0 ch asso ee Aug. 10

INapellus.floré alba. {White 3° ft.ovcs tesa eee Aug. 10

pyrenaicum:! Yellow, fit... sont eee bia ey eee Aug. .10
ACTAEA (Baneberry)

spicata. - White: Soft... cs 2.5. Sen ee eee ee June 10
ADENOPHORA (Bellflower)

Potanini. Laght blue, 154. fts.-.< eee eee July 10

Potanimi alba, "White, 134: ft: . 4c ee eee July 10
ADONIS (Ox-eye) .

autumnalis: “Reds 1 “tv. igo). : ee eee eee Fall (5a.

vernalis,: .- Yellow, 34 ft. tis> ot eee ee eee June 05
AGROSTEMMA Coronaria, 2% ft. June.

(Mullein* Pink),- Pink: 279.292.0723 Soe 05

atropurptirea,: Purple, 2.c¢ners sce eee 05

bicolor, - Pink and white) o0.2)46 oe eee 05

albas 2 Wihite o.ys0o., Jock Bold Oye eee 05

Mixed... | Various’ .2:.5 ica eee eee ere 05
ALSTROEMERIA

‘Chilensis: © “Rose, 2white;2 4h 342 oe)... eee eee July 25
ALYSSUM

angenteuim, <-Yellow2-1 Gt..422 3a. eel eee June 10

saxatile; B.: yellowgcl fice eee eee June 10
ANCHUSA

Batreliert...Dark=blue, 2 site eee eee July 5

ftalica, Pale *blae, 4-to 6 ftiz eee ee eee July 10

Italica.. Dropmore var. Deep: blue, 4 to 6 it) esse. June 125
ANEMONE (Windflower)

coronaria, single (Caen. Hee Pia ee eee 05

“et..- Brigid.” °o-Poppy-flowered?..o0-2 2 eee eee a5

Japonica rosea ik pale ee eee ALS

CM be eee I opr Ames men ey A Ea M5

ANTHERICUM

Enkiago (St. Bernard's Lily). Wiutes 2a eee May $0.10

Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of

Flowering. Pkt.

ANTIRRHINUM (Snapdragon). 1% ft.
Tall hese peimet, waite: yellow. 702. ho 0 2 SSE
al nimi SG ed ee 8 ee ge Le
Dwar, Oucen of the North ‘White. <2... 2522. S.
Goitten woscen. ~ fines. Velbw oo. ae So sok oh Os
Witsetar een OC fas ree Re ee sec aasohe ue
mine tathoind it NAEICES cae oes ee he ce war uea Goes
iterate) a wore ese A ie: oot ced cee a ees
ANTIRRHINUM NANUM GRANDIFLORUM. Six
new colors.
Maize Queen. Beautiful salmon maize, with yellow

lip, dark green foliage Bae chee aes Mee ries i See ae ae
Pink Queen. A lovely pink, with yellow lip, large
OWEN CPOs SE AEE NIN | OS ite oles Gee ans Ap ew om tre Wim
Dainty Queen. Beautiful salmon buff, with bright
yellow lip; pleasing and attractive.......:.........
Rose Queen. see rosy pink, with citron lip, deep-
CNG IES sO re ors LN Rod enga Siete. f wisn Ok wee a
Buff Queen. A lovely shade of rose, with deep canary
iipesUaGedvuGdaee st. tee. wes. Shek aa vent ed ak
Golden Fairy. Beautiful shell pink, with delicate
lednen-yellow Diotched lip. oo .. ceo. ee ee. SS

Above collection of 6 varieties for $2.00.
AQUILEGIA (Columbine)

Saiiierata wvokiGd«< Mae t2 Eh. Ces. ss. ol <i S25. 3 Se: May
Caaeasise sv ella 4 ht. ct. Ponies eo pee skck-we Sum.
CULV Samide 5k IAD ore Tee eS oe oi Oa gee okies ase ed Sum.
cltysanpnacetananiora alba. 3 ft othe ss coo. kit Sum.
Caer abe as Ge ewe I sae Hite eee see rac ely, ee Sum.
accion ye ERT taba Bobs) Cobre a Wt ee Dene eas ioe, aan eee aa Sum.
PIA ls PACER ORG the ose cae a eek es ee Sum.
RwesowOueeieeROsSe. out eset See oe en na. SOLES Sum.
Dorble and Single. Mixed. Bach, oz. 50ci.... 22.5.6.
ARABIS
cal pds RATERS UAV ANE ARETE teen cae Seine oe «wh la a eee Spring
ARMERIA (Thrift)
lomulesae, -ietSy. pisil, ht. oo. thee we sa 2 Sp. to fall
Lomiasa Alas Wee Us Et c.f wasn ec Sp. to fall
ARTEMISIA
AEN Ch nla A Eos oe a als wi Date ee tee
ASPERULA (Sweet Woodruff)
ORGIES re « re Ny We a ASE Bee SrRCR p e May
ASTER (Michaelmas Daisy)
None rene Neeser Wied — ASI pre. os ct See ee ages Fall
US e a Et Boo TSS aera BG cae 2 1 Oe en A Rn ae Aa oe 2 Mie mee eee Fall
Novi-Beteai) J... Wood: -Dk. Dilue; 4: i. 2.66 5. she. Fall
Novioseoa> Pury. Waite 4:9bic. 2. 2 eek ee Fall
Pyramimatis: aybeidus. 5 lite. 4 ib, seen POs ce ee Fall
A es eR WAG RD Sites ox ae SO ee ooo Sh, < os OSE July
ASTILBE

iav eee eras tects oe tee ee eee se Gane A Sum.

Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of

Flowering. Pkt.

AUBRIETIA

deltoidea grandiflora (trailing). Purple, % ft...Ey. Sum. $0.25

Greca (trailing). , Purple-24-1t.. 30 ee ee Ey. Sum. he

Le:thtini: Rosy car.,°56<it. #e.2 oe eee Ey. Sum. 50
AURICULA

Alpine. Maxed; various, 2k Pia. o7.n we cee eee Spring 25:

BAPTISTA. australis:” Ble: 2 isch: 6 eee ee eee June 05

BELLIS PERENNIS (Double Daisy). Popular Spring
blooming hardy plants for edgings and bedding;
very double button-like flowers, % ft.

Snowball ~. Stow white -.< chciven . on eee 10
Longfellow, Rose pink J... osniseniss seo eee ee 10
Red. Red and rose ..6¢32..64.s ee eee 10
Mixed colors i.) Gis vedelen Jaan Deak ee eee 10

BIGNONIA GRANDIFLORA (Trumpet Creeper).
Luxuriant hardy climber with clusters of large

ofangze-fed flowers, 40 to SOMtSC nae eee e310

BOCCONIA (Plume Poppy)

Japonica: ‘Winite. 4. Tis. oe a ee ee Sum.. 10
BOLTONIA (‘Chamomile)

asteroides: -Flesh-color; 4>4tieiiteus. oy eee Fall 10

latisqrama: + Pink, ‘lav. Ott ico be ee eee Fall 25
CALLIRHOE (Poppy Mallow) :

involucrata.. Crim. white."34 if. 0223s ee eee Sum, 10
CAMPANULA (Bell Flower)

carpatica. compacta: Bluei <4. ft). ccna Sum. 05

carpatica alba. | White, 14°96. Gu. ts22 teen eee Sum. 05

Media (Canterbury Bells)

Doub'e White, Lavender, Blue, Rose, 3 ft..... Each 19

Douwble-Mixed> ~All colors) 3. Ti. canen eee Sum. 05

Single, Rose, Blue, White, Striped, 3 ft...;..: Each 05

Single. Mixed, “All colors) 3 -tt-csle tee eee Sum. 05

Rosy.-Carmine. ‘Rose; 4 ft: 222.2) see eee Sum. 25
Calycanthema. (Cup and Saucer), Blue, White,

Bright Rose. Mixed,<?Z22iti si eer eee Each 10
Calycanthema. Mixed 2.4 04. ees eee eee O5e5
persicifolia srandiflora., Blues Gett.c.¢s: 2 see oe 1... June 15

grandiflora alba: White;.4 fise2 2 ee ee 15
pyramidalis alba: White: Suitseon. ote ee Late sum. 05

compacta, “Bilge” 5 ltiinek Ok ho eee Late sum. ie

compacta alba. White,“ iia... eee Late sum. 25

CATANANCHE .
| ceertiliea:' Pale vnoltet: LAA4it aoe eee Sum. 05
CENTAUREA (Cornflower) |
montana. «Binet. o.3e ye eee +s: SE ae ee Sum. 10
inontana: alba’, White, 2 ito eee. case ee ee eee Sum. eal)
ofientalis::-Pale'yellow, 241th 2 eee eee ee Sum. 10
CERASTIUM
tomentosum. White3, it 2.05.5. s eee eee ee > AO iis ee
CHELONE .
ibarbata cocemes.. 7Red) 2) tt.4.4.2... eee eee eee Sum. 10
barbata Torreyi. SoHE ae Bf. 5 Oe eee Sum. 10
Lyon > Weep, red): 2 it tae ee Late sum. 10

Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of
Flowering.
CHRYSANTHEMUM
itxviminin soltastas > Wialte, 144 ft. =e 2. Sum.
Mmaximam, Princess Henry, White, 1% ft.......2... Sum.
CLEMATIS (Virgin’s Bower)
flammula (Virgin’s Bower). Fragrant, feathery
Ae POTN STE BLN NEUE Ma), is See heh wen se nd he
paniculata. Fragrant white flowers in greatest pro-
ERE eae er ener Ah Prue! tis Gen ok wd gd viele
Jackmann’s Large Flowering, mixed colors..........
COREOPSIS
epaaaliiseds Atel we WOWw. 2 fies. ne ne ces Sake vee Sum.
Miticealit tdi We ee! ee ere ss oa ee we wee st Sum.
CORYDALIS
LANE USS OSCE} as OS 5 ce ee May
COWSLIP (Primla officinalis)
irr Meee See Se EN Lt oe gra ete eke wb wee ne Spring
DELPHINIUM (Larkspur)
elatum hybridum (Bee Larkspur). Blue, 5 ft........ Sum.
RECT e Shs ti Oia Bory ago) Come a ge re Sum.
formosvtm ccelestinum. Sky-blue, 2 ft................ Sum.
entnie.- Ao ane e-Sear. 91s Tb oo Peo ee bs ote wise Sum.
Gira er aonb pies Goth eo cee acca oe cekl. S. Midsum.
Ciimense aii. © White. 3 Bis) ooo ev See Jes Ss Midsum.
Chimence. . Wiixed.. ~Oz. 500. 200 2 a ni be pt so a
DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant or Burning Bush)
imap ibe reer te AUILC™ 2 PEs. ees sick hy vb o aie kee ke June
Pearce deat CUVEE, oe! TE Soon OA ene a oe hp = June
DIGITALIS (Foxglove)
ioral ele tea ds <2 Wy ASGe> Oks be. Soa te Oooh cs Ss 2s
initaeet Issa. eles. oh Soae on be oe Se oie oe cee ees Sum.
DUTP RoAs SA ie so tite fos sso on © cates Yee cee Sum.
PES INOSE Oo Ee ook Syne od wa ie Vad HE ee Oa.
Le Pert eae GAN Aah bie siren ond oc scat pa ald an Doo a ee Sum.
ibe rSed: ate e Ue ett ne ast bts wee hae aa se Sum.
DCRONICUM
eae isa tem Y ChhG wt O- Lt tana a onto moe 6x kre ee ee as Spring
ECHINACFA—Helianthus
Nae auc eA SMaONGers © Skt oc ei We Sy clad era ers ee eked Aug.
ECHINOPS
Ge ee eA es SS See ot eee Jeet TS Fall
EDELWEISS (Leontopodium Alpinum)
Heer MOR MiCNM sa ee MM tee A erase cao co sntad Wis ek Le
ERIGERON (Orange Daisy)
avGaiiiacts, jy brmans.« “Ooranee: 4d) fio. corse Ey. sum.
Speciosus crandilomis: » Mixed. 2. ft..2.22. 2. 2k Ey sum.
ERINUS
iMesh TD e2TeG. Ia -fP ee tos ovo cess ween Spring
ERYNGIUM (Sea Holly)
annie lS DING RAYS EL seek oe x eee meer ie Aug.
maritimum. White, 1% ft....... Pn crated ede eee ed Aug.
EUPATORIUM
BoeiMeGIdes-cOWWNILe To. £04 bbs c scees 2 os steel eel Aug.
LOSEE STE Le RSE cil Se eee Os I eee les rer age Late sum.

Pkt.
$0.10
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Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of

Flowering. Pkt.

GAILLARDIA

erandivora maxima... Golden, die tt ae aoe eee Sum.

kermesina splendens; "Crumson, 2...) eee co she shea Uitaal

sulphureaocilata. Yellow cl44cttveas. cette Sum.

Finest’ Mixed. All*eolors Wits ween eee Sum.

Kelway’s ‘New Hy’ds, Mixed. All colors, 1% ft. °5

pletS. Bilis ee os led ole oe ee es Sum,

GAURA

Lindheimert. Rosy -wihtte,:S8¢- ftusc wc eee July
GENTIANA

acaulis.. “Blue, [4- Tt. 2: eae ate ces ee Ey. Sum.
GERANIUM (Lady Pelargonium)

sanenineum,. Deep ‘pink. 2 1tese aes re eee Ey. sum.
GEUM (Avens)

coccineum: .Scarlet® 134. tt.css et eee ee Ey. sum.

cocemeum. atrosanguineum Nope seer ane Ey. sum.
GUNNERA

scabra.esOe. foliage; 10 96. aeec eve ce eee Sum.

seabtasmajor Or, foliage sito ow... eee aes Sum.
GYPSOPHILA (Baby’s Breath)

acutaolia Witter 2 Bia ie pnw pve. cote heen ie eee er July

paniculata» "Witte... 2-Ft. -Oz. seve te sos eee Ey sum.

LEPEWS; WN LEC eh hbs nc's oa ee tna eae Ae ee Ey. sum.
HELENIUM |

Situs ec we Meow: Ghetto ee arent eens Late sum.

autumeadie superbum. | Yellow,°O0t: 722. yee Late sum.
HELIANTHUS (Sunflower)

Mascmnartlragnio. “oY elloyy Ores to ee ee Late sum.

Perenniat< Mixed. ~ Vanons::3: to Oat... yo eee June
HESPERIS (Sweet Rocket)

matronmalis.“W bite: <3: toc4 i acu aie ene ee Midsum. ~

matromalis..iilac. 32t0. 4. Ite ee eee ees Midsum.

matronalis nana candidissima: Wihite; 2 4. 5... Midsum.
HEUCHERA

Sanetiness: (Coral-red. 12 ats.kee cee ee ee eee Midsum.

splendéns*> Deed: reds Batt a ee a eee Midsum.
HIBISCUS (Marsh Maliow)

Africants, (White, Crimson Hye. 4 itcic se eae Midsum.

‘Golden: Bowls cY ellome oes 4 ee eee Midsum.

moscheptos: FOSeds: ) Roses aottes uae eee Midsum.
HYPERICUM (St. John’s Wort)

crenilativi aaaiiss = Viellowe12ekiee ee eee ae Midsum.

HOLLYHOCKS (iChater’s Strain)
Double Bright Pink, Blood-red, 'Canary-Yellow, Crim-
son, Golden Yellow, Lilac, Peach Blossom, Rose,

Salmon, Scarlet, Snow-white, Mixed, 6 ft..... Each
Allegheny. Niixseds 6 its 4 Ane ee ee Midsum.
SinelesHinest, (Muxed..6. ft. cae ee eee Midsum.

INCARVILLEA (Hardy Gloxinia)
Delawavis, “Pink. 2 isc cos ee Oe Oe eee Midsum.

Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of

LAVANDULA (Lavender) Flowering. Pkt.

Wetasemeleawemmens Lis it. si. veiency voc sae ved Ree oo Midsum. $0.05
LATHYRUS (Everlasting Sweet Pea) |

Miatuamiimsn iin Beatiye 10 fei. tee let Saf Midsum. 10

Ttiewis toseus, kmose, 10 fi. 3.4 20 ect otek. Midsum. 10

Patino es avoids." WWilkite. VOCTPS 2 Ao2 Oc od ts cee ate es, Midsum. 10
LECNTCPODIUM (Alpine Sunflower or Edelweiss)

Mipma Wy Nes ka Tt ss ae ace we a Pate eee we ae Sek Midsum. iS
LINUM (Flax)

Dematiticom theo ty ited Sew aoe os Sire dete eee e veces July 10
LOBELIA (Cardinal Flower)

Emmi emit Lede lik. oe Ny dak. Soke ae os tees ees Aug. 25

Muemic Motren V ICLOria..° SCarlefc. 2s s.. oso. Sd. 4. es Aug. 5
LUPINUS (Lupine)

MIME S ee were. GLUON WISE EE ac geurhk a Peru eo sien art a aoa Mare oe ake vrs June a

Moe rewewonow: Queen. 4 fences ads co. oe ceagnee lane June 15

ennui lies: Fitts 2s.) todad ceed a cuevtw ce cine ed a June {6

polmpay lids LToseus. Rose-pink, 4 ft...+. 0.20. 552-44: June 15

Compas. Nirxed.~ Variots.4 ff .. .t.%.. 066. ered le. June 10
LYCHNIS (Campion) |

aha (5S), TENG ISS aL An tie, lee AO eo i ae Ma lens code [ENC oR ee May 10

iitnemiomicd. ocatiet, 254: ffs oy vss dee a eee Oenles oes May 10

SOOM SAE (ISLS pil NS Gla gra ASE oa gi ge ce) May 10
LYSIMACHIA (Creeping Jenny)

panonitGciwermncGilonwye:. < "<5 6.0 Shute. ola ce ehre suk asieaaec Sum. 10
MALVA (Mallow)

MoOsGatrae CC PINISOM, Dts sok as. aoe occas Cacee yes Sree ed pit lag 10

Mosca itor alba. White: Svit. st ts woke ees ks. ¢ July 10
MONARDA

Un fein. UC air eG) | aemes am ae geee SRa I July 10
MYOSOTIS (Forget-Me-Not)

Dsante MOENIME U4NeLL. Sistine oe e.8. ad aiets Retob eins «wees Spring 10

APES EIS nae VIC LOD. OKY—-DIUGS st So occ. ee a imac ees Spring is)

Ghiesipiionie alae: A beeen RS hice Uae es Spring 10

FucU Nera TCE Se. iC cc aice ho acct ee eet ele 2 oe Sie eon Spring AES

palistiss orandifiora: -Deep blues... 22. 255.5.0... Spring a5

Semperherens. Weep blue; 1 ftt...0 oe... feces. es Spring a5

PANSIES
SCOTTISH CHIEFTAIN. This magnificent monster-
flowering strain of Pansies is the most remarkable
in existence, not only in size, but in the wonderful
variety of rich and brilliant colorings. The flowers
are splendidly formed and of a beautiful velvety tex-
ture. The selection is the result of many years’ de-
voted attention on behalf of this favorite flower by
one of the most famous Scottish growers and will be
found by all who grow it to surpass all other giant
SumaiMcmiOnevery respect. "14 Oz... ic behot. eee ae $4.00 5
BURNETT’S GORGEOUS. This select strain contains
a most beautiful collection of colors and markings not
found in any other mixture, and we are confident for
perfection of form, firmness of texture, freedom of
bloom and beauty of shades it excels all others. 14 oz..$3.00 .50

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Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

PANSIES—Continued

AMERICAN SHCW, EXTRA CHOICE, MIXED.....
MASTERPIECE (Frilled Pansy). Petals beautifully

wa Ved::”-Mimed “colors. e...cstee i oe Rea ane
PEIVE-BROTCHED. ‘Choice strain. sion nto Bee
CASSIER’S GIANT FINEST. MIXED:.2.. 25-520 Oz Soe
BUGNOT’S STRAIN. Flowers large, plenty of light

COLORS." 4e25. Gare ele au cee Uae CORE Reiner iret Oz. $5.00
MME. PERRET. Profuse bloomer, many fine colors, rich

PEC SUES picche Smee be trae Rta eas th teae erin. eo eee Oz. $5.00
ORCHIDAFLORA, or ORCHID-FLOWERED,

A Eb aol 6 MORRO etna t ReMOR/ RG ay Seg WME RR Som TEENS iene g TN rt Oz. $509
@GDIER BLOTCH MD? Piaichscolonse tata. 2.0 one Oz. $5.00
BLORIS TS 5 RAIUN... oWiimeds Pink 5. eee Ss ah Oz. $5.00
BINGE. ine: Gime acer ete isdan. te casts ex eutteie eace Oz. $2.00
REN CEL: niet ial secs ese aes cee Seals Sh tle salen Oz, $2.00
GEIR NAN: “Miser , Ae woe eee: seuehor herke ee Oz. $2.00
FINE MIXED... All colors, 25 ue. Baal hy ware tere ee Oz.. $1.00
COLLECTICGN2OR, 6 VARIETIBS . 225% 2c onhe eee
COLLECTION: OF 12 VARERTIES 6.204. rte er oe

GIANT TRIMARDEAU PANS Es
BACK Dark van - velmetya 2. vie sre aces s-+ stele eee Oz. $2.00
BRC WN Z Be we een at ee ea ok He ete Pe ee Oz. $3.00
EMPEROR WILLIAM. Blue, purple evye........... Oz. $2.00
PERE KING: Wiaiotontis: vane! occ s 075.4 2 Sen ae ne Oz. $309
GOLDEN, OUBE Ne “Pure yellow ieee. oes oe Oz. $3.00
GOLDEN YELLOW. Yellow, brown eye......:... Oz. $2.00
KING: OF THE. BEACHES AChatst) ice ese ee ee Oz. $3.00
LORD BEACONFIELD. Deep purple violet, top petals

eht.Ditie Seesies alc Meee kts stint oti ee Oz. $2.00
ROSY: LIL AG eres cee es mar as Pea Oz. $3.00
SNOW. GUBEING: ureewitite son eo ee eo Oz. $2.00
hie gl Sl Sc OD ERR TANS Crete ote Nec iGRe Mia es Saas Met Syper ea GAR OA Oz. $2.00
WHITE. Viglet spots mis, oie eee eee Oz. $2.00
BINES T CHO EVER ED Wns eet lene eee Oz. $2.00
Time of
Flowerng.
PASSIFLORA (Passion Flowers). 10 ft.

coerulea: ‘Ska blue dlomeks eye) eee ists ae eee eae

eracilis: Fb tire. wlitte) OWES) 7s nae Soe eee
PENTSTEMON

Disitalis. > Pur Wile so ei teen te enacts Caen cen ee June

pubescens, MRosyeptr <3 it. ce eierce fee eres June
PHLOX (Flame-Flower)

decussata;. Newest thy brigdisi2 oft. of on ne eee cee eee June
PHYSOSTEGIA ;

Spec toss. Te pile » Gi petites aso tee beh ees cna ale ey eu oem Midsum

Ssmeciosia aliases WW lites SiZcurb 4. ola me cay an ties een Midsum.
PLATYCODON (Chinese Bell-Flower)

Miarresisaslies 1aiter ce aew 8, ca renueen ura. oes Ste ee Tune

Nariesirca tpt. aWWihntte, ll itens a8 Sec). ore eee June

$0.

Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of
Flowering. Pkt.

POLEMONIUM (Jacob’s Ladder)

eenmeuman arom. Vite; 25h soc sc ccc os eae he s June
ceruleum grandiflorum. Deep blue.................. June
Pumimroonit. smy-aie. 1 It. 5 oo. 2 oe bats os 6 oe wes one June
POLYANTHUS (Primula elatior)
LETTE OTS AEA alee ele RS ee a ae el A ee ee Spring
ELIE Fi LOL BS Oe itl a ie al pS tea
pieced. Batts CUOICe ft ifs feu 2) eee ons Se es Spring
SURE ys S20 |S 3 Ona Gren RN a ees ce inet a Spring
LESTE SSS [ls RF as eo ee ve Spring
att niuamemiiata ta ANG ols en eas ost oo wid aon Sons Spring
ME epapemi tienes. UNE E es ernst oc ey eke ne tae ven whens Os Spring
POPPIES
Pianmeaemonmial & £0: oft! 2. s26 1 se eted. 2 bce Spring

Beauty of Livermore, Crimson with black blotch....
Peismeneen.- Bilis om... -.< 62.0 cer «lek Yo oe kn
Princess Victoria Louise. Salmon scarlet
Salmon Queen. Salmon yellow
Rembrandt. Orange scarlet
NE GIOG Paine: ee A eet ks wa ad wil
RGR RAISE COLOTS as oo coc sto gees Se ence es
Collosseum. Rich dark scarlet with black spot at
base of each petal. Flowers measure 8 in. across..
Iceland. Yellow, white, orange, scarlet and mixed.
emenee ee fees e aes eee CoS eee ot ee
iachentiin,. Large orange scarlet......02........006--
orientale. Scarlet with purple spots

e 6 ©) 5S) Sa 6.0 ase

aie le aS. ow Cine ee ere) a Bl eee. ©

Ye ee ee ee oe Sees be ee

PRIMROSE

anor —aewercd. Vatious titties os... ios. ae ss ss Spring

Baeiisa. (Prmmuala vulearis), Yellow..........:-.>. +: Spring
PRIMULA

ieneuma. Mixed Various, 10 ine <2. soc... se ss Spring

pS EL SO CETS Cet | US heb ne ie a a Spring
PYRETHRUM

OID ETL co EOS fy PUGH BRE es RR eal Spring

Kelway sc biyorids.. smele. Mixed........ ..-...-- Spring

KRelwaycssigpiius.. Donble. “Mixed......4.....---- Spring

i TES iets ata (NCP) eo Res i 9 eee ane eee Midsum.
ROMNEYA (California Tree Poppy)

RUAG CIN eT ME TIE nt boo e sind, fe tae we TES abe Os SS eye Midsum.
RUDBECKIA (Cone-Flower)

Hiceiaismperba, Orayellows.2 fb.. 08s o.\sips ses. 5-s ses July

2) GP Tey ree MNLF G Nee ke 1b ey A len OR ag oe or July

Nenmannin (Oranece-yellow, oO. it:6..0s.<<6. foe eseh2 56 Tuly

DULDVEod may phi dainlel oT. 3.266 os. sts seek July
ROCKET, SWEET

Rpt AM eee eee ett el Pacer on ey Soe oes Spring
SALVIA

SERVED BTV U5 SUN Te 0 oy ci Ol Ss ne ee roe Sacre: June

$0.25

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Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued.

Time of

Flowering. Pkt.
SAPCNARIA (Soapwort)

peymMoIdes, HIROSE Ses Abs wee Se ern Midsum., 10
SAXIFRAGA (cordifolia)

Mecasi, taree-lowerme > Piuik* 1 ff... 2 yee. Spring 25
SCABIOSA

Catiersicas havendternoohtey ne tee eee loa am eee Sum. al

Catisastcadalba’ 15.20 se eb wages tater nes Cea ee eee ToS

Japoniea, “ARs Due eae ee ee oo eat eee: Sum. als
SENECIO

ElSto maihl. MOAN He, aabts casi! sero oe ee oanien es kina tue ee July AD

SILPHIUM (Rosin Weed)

pet roltatmme CY elbow) city wcsic «fhe steels SEN Gee Ge ee Fall 10
STATICE (Sea Lavender)
iicatra wiynedide, Nata sey tOlet: 4<itier ko... oo. cc eee June a9)
batitolicee s-baehin 2" dhe een kee Co Een hy ahs Sic eho June 10
Bincensis.. Wie. Zita Asc tes Cento ste Mie a eee June 10
STCKESIA
cyanea (Chardyepide Aster <2 fe ovo. ako. eee July $0.10
SWEET WILLIAM. Single
DariciG-ranisot- Oe Ai os ae oe oth sla tet a ohh, aoe June ee)
Ma toner, “16 tise ce cee Serta te eae EE eee ., June 10
Pink. Beaty. cte ts isco cee Mean sti hae Lg a ay cae ES
Scale. ag tee see Rieke sree 5. et. ae” nanan ear June 4.05
Finest Mixed Simtel Uo 0h ii hie © cet eee tt ee ee June 10)
Giant ‘Double “Pinest Witxed | oir 8 See ae June NS
Diogiste’ ARC sep otis ees sis eae decade ch acetates June 25
Burnett's iNew “Dewart Geni 5. 32 hicks de AP ee ee 2S
TRITOMA (Red-Hot Poker)
Me wiisort- minced; -Mamed:: 4>4tit ances. 2s. Se oe ee eee Sum. 25
TRCLLIUS (Globe eee .
Caticasteus..) VeLLO Wee ed Eo wo en erode id he oo ee ee Sum. D5
. Japonicus fe pk Dbl. aie DS dette ee ee eee ot Sum. 25
News Ebybaides Massed! 2. its 210. setae oy ee cera Sum. 25
VALERIAN (Spurred Flower)
coccinea. ptarlet DRE EL ACS MRO eee Bere ae June 18
mole tial: Seis SP ites Pees ACES Acca oe oe ake ee June 1
Bi ras RedeeO art Gay ty: MMe” cee renen ern aee eee Tune 10
fibra.dotaralbas AN Mite <2it 92 te: ie A ee June 10
VERONICA ©
spicata. Violets plmect IA At <a. «sso tine ele ee July 10
VIOLA (Tufted Pansies)
cormuta, -papilion shilaes agitlee eee hee ee Spring 10.
cofuiuta,. Memection «eb lites ite te Eta a Romie A) Spring 10
cornita.s Witte so) eriecr Onn: ites area eee Spring 10
corniuta. 1vtea« “Yellow nt -. 2eneee SUT APERS csr ry? toe Spring Rie
cormuta,- EP nrplesOnecn 14 itis «cers ate toe ee Spring 10
cotntita, iNiixedi ZA Hist 5. ool eee eee Spring 10
odomia. (Sweet Violet). VBlicie ies eae oe ete Spring 10
WALLFLOWER. Half-hardy |
Single Fine Mixed. Mixed, 1% ft..........- en ane eS Sum. 05
Double Finest Maxed. Maxed, 187° ft. 4. 52-0 ae Sum. a5

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Hardy Perennial Flower Seeds—Continued

Pkt.
KEWENSI[S—Winter Flowering. The demand for this
new Hybrid winter-flowering Wallflower is rapidly in-
creasing since its forcing qualities have proved a suc-
cess. The flowers are borne on long slender stalks,
and extremely fragrant. The colors vary from sulphur
yellow to brownish violet on one plant. From seed
sown in July plants will commence flowering in the
SGecmMmomse eatly~ IM WINLEL ss. 6-3 lees sds e eee nes Pen as Ses
NOTICE.—Try the following Novelties for forcing:
CUCUMBER. (Burnett s North Poles isis... e..-icese ine. $0.25
Cee h Ge Ww pls, DUrilete Ss pHOWDAM. 22 5.8. 208 ina eae oe AS
eee Buimett s Dalmtordl.. esd. ss. files. ds 00 kalo os 10
WEE ICON inp al NUE ) 6 sean kere bee wen bo rae D bbe ek 25
LOMAL® VBurtetts. Red. Emsiemic i225 26.3 ek eweineg lee 25
CINE RAR PS. Burnett s Exittbition. 22,2... 5.62. lass oes 1.09
MIGNGNEPO@E, New York Market). 2.05. 0.0.:0s0b504. 50

LAWN GRASS SEED

WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET
HOW TO MAKE AND HOW TO KEEP
A PERFECT LAWN

We Make a Specialty of Grass Seed mixtnres aud Supply many of
the Largest Estates in the Country

BURNETI’S SPECIAL LAWN GRASS MIXTURE

The above mixture is made from our formula, and composed of grasses
specially adapted for the purpose of producing turf which retains its rich
green color and velvety appearance throughout the entire Summer and
Fall. In making up this high grade mixture we are careful to use only the
very finest quality of all the most desirable dwarf evergreen, recleaned,
grasses, free from chaff and weeds, which thrive well on any soil, thus en-
suring a beautiful and permanent lawn.

To obtain good results Lawn Grass Seed should be sown as soon as the
ground can be prepared in early Spring. It may also be sown in the Fall
with good results. One quart will sow 15 x 20 feet (300 square feet;) 1
bushel, 100 x 108 feet (10,800 square feet;) 4 to 5 bushels to the acre.

Price: Qt. 25c., pk. $1.75, bush. (20 Ibs.) $6.00.

CENTRAL PARK LAWN GRASS

This well-known mixture contains a large proportion of permanent
grasses that grow quickly, producing a rich, green sward in about four
weeks from time of sowing. Central Park is very hardy and has always
given entire satisfaction in any location wherever sown. One quart will
sown 15 x 20 feet; 1 bush. 100 x 108 feet; 4 to 5 bushels to the acre.

Price: Qt. 20c., pk. $1.50, bush. (20 Ibs.) $5.00.
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BURNETT'S GRASS SEED MIXTURES

For Hay, Meadows and Permanent Pastures

PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURE. For high and dry soil.

Per puss O81 Ibs. Se) on 2 de he ee $4.00
PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURE. For wet soil.

Per bus. @f48:1DSice2 eter a, A ee Pe ee 4.00
PERMANENT PASTURE MIXTURE. For medium soil,

Per bus. @f,15 WbS.o JJ occ. eee ow ee ee 3.00
MEADOW MIXTURE. Made up specially for any soil or location.

Per bus. 0f TS Misr Ae Oe a oa 4.00
BURNETT’S SPECIAL MIXTURE. For nee ground, woodlands etc.

Per: Wiis. :@f 14 ToS. sree ee eek a eed ae ree 2.50

TIMOTHY or HERD GRASS. (Phleum pratensis.) Generally
grown for hay. '/2 bus, per acre.
Per bus: 145 ls. Jo Boo ee ee a ee a ek 4.50

CLOVERS

ALFALFA, or LUCERNE. Lb. 30c., 100 lbs. $25.00.
CRIMSON CLOVER. Lb. 15c., 100 Ibs. $12.00.

MAMMOTH RED or PEA VINE. Much taller than Medium Red. Lb.
35c., 100 lbs. $32.00.

MEDIUM RED. Largely grown for general purposes. Lb. 32c., 100 Ibs.
$30.00.

MIXED CLOVER. Lb. 35c., 100 Ibs. $30.00.

WHITE CLOVER. [Trifolium repens.] The best variety for lawns. Lb.
60c., 100 Ibs. $55.00.

VEGETABLE PLANTS

The Following Plants Will be Ready from June 15 to
September Ist.

CABBAGE PLANTS. All varieties. Per 100 $1.00, 1000 $6.50.

CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. Snowball, “Burnett’s Selected Strain.” Per
100 $2.00, 1C00 $15.00.

KALE, OR BORECOLE PLANTS, Dwarf Brown, Dwarf Green,Tall Green
Per 100 $1.00, 1000 $6.50.

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CELERY PLANTS

We draw special attention to our transplanted Celery plants which do
better than plants from the seed bed.

BOSTON MARKET. GOLDEN SELF-BLANCHING.
FIN de SIECLE. IMPROVED WHITE PLUME.
GIANT PASCAL. PINK PLUME

GOLDEN DWARF. WINTER QUEEN.

Plants from seed beds: Per 100 $1.00, 1000 $6.50. Transplanted Plants:
Per 100 $1.50, 1000 $8.50.

BRUSSELS SPROUTS PLANTS. Dalkeith, imp. Dwarf, L. I. Imp. Per 100
$1.00, 1000 $6.50.

BULBS FOR EARLY FORCING

EARLY FRENCH ROMAN HYACINTHS

Doz. 100 1000

PURE WHITE ROMAN, 13 to 15 ctm...2_........-. 2: $0.60 $5 00 $45.00
Ri ode BBS. 15 Gti. wpe. 2 75 6.00 55.00
STEERS OIE OSS. ee ey a ARIS 1.00 6.50 60.00

POLY ANTHUS NARCISSUS PAPER WHITE
GRANDIFLORA

The largest and most popular variety for forcing.
Doz. 100 1000
ed eI BLES | oh i es oe $0.30 $2.00 $13.00
SPOUT SME ESR ey co ARE Soe 50 3.00 25.00

SINGLE NARCISSUS OR DAFFODILS

French Grown Stock for Early Forcing.
GOLDEN SPUR. Large Golden trumpet; fine for early forcing. Doz. .50c
100 $3.50.

TRUMPET MAJOR Largely used for early forcing. Doz. 35c., 100 $2.25.

FISCHER’S GRAND FREESIA “PURITY”

This magnificent, pure white Freesia is the finest variety grown and be
coming more popular every year. The flowers are extra large and very
fragrant. |

Doz. 100 1000
PARGE SEEGCEED BULBS 63 222 ek: $0.60 $4.00 $35.00
te Seb By So £10 5 RIE pc sg eg 0.75 4.50 40.00

FREESIA REFRACTA ALBA

Doz.
LARGE SELECTED BULBS...) 20 eee $0.30
MONSTER: BULBS 2 ju) doce a eee 40

LEICHTLINI MAJOR. Beautiful golden yellow flowers__ .30

LILIUM HARRISII

(The True Bermuda Easter Lily)

Ea.
EXTRA SIZE BULBS. 7 to 9 inches in circumference. __$0.20
MAMMOTH SIZE BULBS. 9 to 11 inches in
CIFCHMIMCTENCE: 2 oe a TC ee eee 50
MONSTER- BLILBS:..... | Selected): |... 24 362 eee ee .60
LILIUM FORMOSUM. An early flowering variety of the
Harrisii type. Free from disease EXTRA LARGE
BULBS, 9. to 10 idmbbese 2 | ee 20

LILIUM CANDIDUM

(Annunciation or St. Joseph Lilly)
Northern French Grown Stock

Ea.
EXTRA LARGE BULBS 30 = eee ee
MONSTER -B@LBS. (2 e3 eS Ss Ee .20

LILY OF THE VALLEY (Cold Storage)

100 1900
$1.75 $15.00
2.50 20.00
2.00

Doz. 100
$2.00 $15.00.

4.00 30.00
6.50 50.00

2.50 20,00

Doz. 100
$1.50 $ 9.00
2.00 15.00

The demand for COLD STORAGE VALLEY PIPS becoming greater
every year, we are now prepared at all times to supply our customers
promptly with our SELECTED DRESDEN BRAND at the past Pee

Per case of 250, $7.00, 500, $13.00, 1000 25.00,

BURNETT BROS.

IMPORTERS AND GROWERS

J2 CORTLANDT STREET

NEW YORK

TELEPHONE 2223 CORTLANDT

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