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AMilMik.... 10
AbraaU 17'
Abouion ,. .. U
Abywi'n llaoauTM* M
AcMiliim 17
Acraclinum 17
AdluiaU 17
Adunl* 17
Agaraium 17
AgnwMmaw "I?
AgraMit 17
^lUhw IH
Ail^h«rVim 17
AIooIm 18
Mjttam 19
Amamnihut IH
AmmuMum ID
Aai|Mia|Ma IV
An.(ailb .,,. I»
Antin.>iM 19
Aiiimkiiii Out IW
Aoiirahlnua IV
Aquilfgia IV
Arabia IV
ArciMb .' . IV
Argtmofia IV
Anaiulochb IV
Act vMlactiiNU 7
Animlo IV
Aapanila IV
Aatan lO-IMH-IO
AuMralUv Olorjr Faa 95
Auricula.... IV
Avana )V
Aialaa S&
Bachaioi'i Butian . . ti
Halloun Vina II
Balutm SO
Hal>atii Appla ti
Barionia to
B iitiAn M
llarii<l'«ranala> !4
Brachyooma .,..,,.. 10
Briia W
Broalna gO
HMwallU SO
BHitaillrriowar.... SS
Ciicii.....: u
Cacaiia SI
Calampalla tt
CalanJrim tl
CalcaoUria U
Calanda'a 2S
Califarnia Poppy ... S6
Calliopaii ........ Ml
allirhwr SI
npanula SS
Capa HyaciniK....'. S«
Capa Ailnr 86
ganary Blid Flowar. SV
andytufl tS
Canna 4l
Canlarborr Balli . . . It
' Canlinal Flpwer ... S7
Cardiuapamum ..... SI
Car^iion ., g-SS
Cuior Baan H
Catchny 81
Caloia.. 2#
Cantauraa ....SS-tS
Canirantliut SS
Cara>iinni SS
Chinaaa Pinic S4
Cliairantliul : St
Chryaa'illlamuiil . . . 28.85
Cinararia 2S.3t
Cigar Plant 85
Clarkia 18
Clanaiii S3
Cleome 15
Clovei, Swact SS
Clianthui 86
Colxei.... «
Cocluoomb 88
Coi« Lachi]nna 83
Colaui 35.
CoUeuiions 7
Coiliqiia 88
tuiu
CoImUm 10
Coa«ilvalua tl
Corn rioirat tl
Own B.4lla It
CoaaMt II
Cowillp. II
CocuaUa 11
!Cucaiahar, Wild... 11
;Cuphaa 85
K.']Kiaman 15
Uyp"" ■ U
CtpraaaVina 17
fiahlU t«
y^y 11-14
Paiura 15-18
l>alplilnium M
Daw Plant M
nianthut U
Dianihua Baibatui., SI
Digitalia S« ^
Oolickoi IS
Ihi.ty Miliar 85
Duichaifn'a^lpa.... IV,
Kchavaria *i
Edalaralu 15
Krianthui ....-..'.... 15
Kryalmuni .- 84
K ch>cnalula 85
Kuphorbltf 85
Kvening Glory 87
Kvanin|i Prlmroaa. ..' SI
Fr.«Kanllla — 15
Fairy Pink 7
Faathar liraat 93^^
Farna. 31*^
Favtrfaw 8»
Flora t Paint Briiah . SI
Flowaring Saga 33
Floi Adonit 17
Forgcl-ma ni't 15
Kuunl.in Plants .... IV
Four O'clock 81
Foaiiova 84
rraiinalla 15
Fuchaia M
Oaillardla 86
OardanPink 81
() araninm 80
Oilia. 4»
fliilylloarar 88
Oladiolui 86
Glaucium 86
dloninia 86
Godaiia 85
Gpldan Faalhar. 81
nooiphrana. 85
Oourdn.. 4-0-16
Graanhouaa 85*M
(iypM>philia. 85
Hara'n Tail Graai.. . 87
Heartica^e 80
Haiianlhui 80
Heliplerum 10
Haliotropa 80
Hf^lichyraum 10
Hibifcua 10
Hyacinihut 10
ll'illyhock 11-10
H >na«1y 80
Honryiuckla 80
H.>p« to
H vdaum 80
Horn Poppy 85
Hiimea >.. 80
Humulu« 80
Hvacinlh Baan 88
Hyacinltiui 10
Ibarit 13
IcaPlant 88
I'ripr-iial Pink 81
Indian Pink. 84
Indian Shot 81
Ipimea. ....0-87
Ipomoptii. 87
Jacobsea. ...,..«.. .. 10
JapanaMivy IV
JapanaM Hopv... . . . 80
Jenitalem Cliarry.. -. . 30
Job's Teara. 11
PAOS
laaasli'aC«M I*
J«V. Flaara* 17
l( HllVlMi* '• "
KaninVthlyy; ... M
KaluKhoa..- II
l.adl«« Kar br<<pa .. M
l^agama . . . > t7
Ijintaiia 10
l.ark»pur. 14
Lavaiara '..•• |7
l,kptaa|plMB n
Linum. * 10
l.lnaria 10
Uibalia 17
Lophoaparitium — .. 17
■.ova-in-a-mikl 8V
lx»a.|ja>-blaading... W
t.unaria. 10
LupinR 17
l.uplnua 17
l.ychnk :^. «7,
MaKipo 1 ... 1 '
M^rgnaritaa . . .
Mangold
Manynia 1*
M.<>k Flomr |0
Maurandia 80
MarnlorParu SO
Nlaa'mbry'nthamain.. 80
Mignunaita.. ., 8*
MiaiO'a 8«
Mimului. 8V
Mirabilia.. SH
•MockOrangr 86
Monkry Ftoarar. ... 20
MoAk'a Hood 17
Moon Flowar 87
M >rning Olory St
Mountain Fringe . . 17 '
M >untain of Snow. . . 8ft'
Mourning Bride 83
Mu-k Plant.. .... SO
Muaa SO
Myniphyllum 30
Mytiaotii 88
NiisluitiuiB.... .... 80
Nemophila. 80
Nicatiana IV
NiaiamlMrKin. ...... 80
Nigella 8V
Nolana. 8V
Novaltiai 8 to 10
Oanolbaia. ... 81
Oayura. 81
Painted Daity ...... 81
Paniy »0-4V
Pauilbra 80
Pauion Flowar «0
Paaa, Flowering SI
Paas ParanniaU... SI
Perennial Larkapur.. 84
I'arilla .. 81
Petunia 80
Phacelia M
Phaaunt'i Eye...... 17
Phloa 11
Picolaa.., 81
Plaiycodon 8
Pinki «4
Polyanihua 31
Poppy li-SI
Poriulack 31
Pot Marigold. 13
Poinnatiia ; . . . 11
Prickly Poppv ..... IV
Prince '• Feather. ... IV
PrimroM 18-80
Primula 81-80
P<rethtu<n 2V
Rad.hot Poker S3
R'BMlaOdoraia..... 28
Rhodpnthe -88
Ricinui.' 38
Rocket , 81
Kockt'mi. ........ IV
RoM Campion ; ' IT
Row of Heaven..... 17
Salpi<loa>ia I,
Salvia..... Ss
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ganvtlatU. 11
SapoMfk 11
Ncabluaa n
Bchiiantha- H
H..hlB>ipatalvm »
S.'dUBI.. 11
Saa|t|lM Plant M
8IJi%U.aia SO
Bmllaa SO
hnapdragon IV
finail Plant ., N
Snoa^n Summar ... If
hnaka Cucumbtr .... 11
Sol taum . . M
Squirrel Fall Ora« . . M
Stance II
Stavia 18
Stipa SS
Stocka... 81
SliinaCrop 88
<Si>ip<.ICorn *4
■«:«uriflo...r 18-80
' 6w«n Kivar Daliv . . 10
Sweat Nigh(ing.)la. . 88
Swiel Paa.i ... 31-11. to
Swetl Sulian M
Sweat William 83
Taga.n 10
'I'humbergia 84
Thiille, .Scotch S3
Tree Cyprea* 87
I'liranla 80
Triiom 83
Tropaiilum 10
Dmhrrl'a Plant..... 11
Valerian, ...,-, M
Venoa' l.roking.glaai 11
Ve'brna It-St
Vio'»t 8-14
Virginian Slock 84
Virgin 'a Mower 13
•Vi.raria 84
Wai'iia 84
Walllldvar 84
Whiilavia 14
Wigandia 84
WildCarlrn 80
Wind Fl wer IV
Wuir.bana ;. 17
Xaranthamum^ 84
Zea 84
Zinnia...'. , ./. . 84
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Adonia i . . , . 87
Amaryllia 87
Apioa Tubaroaa. .... 44
Ampaloptia 44
Aiisioluchia 41
Arundo 40
Beuera EIrgana ... 18
Boaioa Ivy 44
Banana Plant 40
Cacti 14
CallaLily V-48
Canna .10-88
Caladiuma 33
Carnationa 40
Chinaaa Sacred Lily. 43
Chrvnanthamuma . . . II
Cinnaoioa Vina 46
Clamaiii. 44
Clacboma... 16
Climbing Rnaea 48
Cobaa Scandcna — 44
Coleus 43
Coop-riaDrummondi 37
Cvc'oboihra ... ; 48
Dahliaa SV
Dielytra I;
Duichnlan'i Pipe 48
Kcheveiia.. 49
F.alalU.... 40
F.iryLily 87
Fuchiia 40
Gkltonia.. 43
Gladiolui 40
Gloxinia 48
Hanging Haki. Plaua 40
Hardy Roaaa ....... 41
Hollyhock M
Hiiney«u>kla 41
HelUi.ihua 40
Hfaiinlkui 41
joaa Flower... U
Lily of the Vallar... 40
Uliea Ml
MailalraVia* U
Manellla Vina ..... I
MeiKanShallFluwar 48
Meiican Star Flower SI
Mignuoaiia Vina ... 41
MiraHiAwa M
M.jniktvRoaa^...i 47
Moon Fl .war . /*... . . 44
Mo^RoMe 40
Mgatbraliaa 41
Muaa f, 40
Oaali.,,, V\a«
UrienlMlly .T^O,
PanaiaTcV '....,... »
Paniaa 41
Pi.L.a 40
Petunlaa 40
Peacock Tiger Flower 48
Red Hut Poker. 40
Kanuiriclion Plant.. 10
Roawi 47-48
Spider Lily 48
i'igridiaa 48
TiTloma 40
Trumpet Craapar ... 41
TuberoM ....... 41
V'iginia Creeper 44
Vpa.andllakl.Planta 40
Verbanaa 8849
Water l.ily .. . 41
White Sea DalTidll . 43
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Hydranga ... ■ /. ■ . 51
OHIUMT It's OOL.
LBOTIdM>S ... 50
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AiparMiua II
HunaRadiUl (1
Rhubarb 04
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Aaparagua 51
Artichoke U
ReanaHroad 58
Rrana dwarf and tall MM
Bruveli Sproula:.... 61
Brocoli... 51
ItoracolaorKal*.... 51
Beet a
Cubbage t-f54
Catr« |»7
Caulilower ]U
Celery W7
Com Salad '.... 5t
Chervil ...>.' 55
Chicory 55
Citron 00
Colleetioni 88
Corn 5-50.57
Creaa SB
Cucu-iber 10.66
rHindelion 57
Eag Plant 57
Enrtiva 67
Garlic 57
H«ibe 00
<:ourd 4-36
Kohl RaU 68-70
l«-k 58
Letiuce ............ 68
l.emon 4
Mirlynia.... 6S
Melon 6-6V<«0
M iiihroom 68
Mustard ....J 3-58
Naaturtiam .■ 68
Okra......... 68
Onion ... 0-01
Onion Seta 00
Pai«ley 02
Parsnip 11
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RulMrlt M
Itoaa«nr...., M
uuur m
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rommi tm
Tamlm m
Water Can H
PMiM * nmLo
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Baana, FlaM TT
Bwlay n
Itaat, Sugar 70
Buckwhaai 17
Broum Corn 77
Carrot, FUM TO-TI
Ckmrn 11.81
Corn, Fiehl TI-70-7T
Fi-it Tt
Graaaaa It-TM
(rraaaMlalun* TO
Kohl RaU TO
l«amGria>. ....;... M'
Mangel TITI
OaU Tl
Paaa n
PotatOaa..., «40
Rape ,. 70
fcya 77
Sugar Cana TT
SaadGiwna., TS
SiUifloarar IB-TT
Specialtlaa . TI,Tt,T4,T»,T0
■Vat»« TT
Tiimlpa ...:TS-7i
Whaat TT
WildRica TT
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AlMMtar n .
BoBkMUIa n
Hooka to
CoUactlooorSaads,. M
Condition Poardfr.... IT
Bn Pioducer IT
'Flower Sunda 80
Fhiriue'Sundriaa... N
Farm Took... ;....8S44
FenUiiera 16
FiralyToole. 81 O
Garden Toola. ...'.':. 80
Griat^lill... ST
Hanging Baake'a.^.. 88
Inaaeticidea 8T ■
I.awnGraH. HI
LawnTnob....... 84M
Lawn Mowera. 84
Ndrara* .Spruce M I'l
> NovaltyUal 1 lo 10 fl
Oyatat Shelb.. .... 8T |l
Ordering Seeda . . 1 •]
Planal Tr., TooU. . 8144 ^ I
Potato Eire Cutter . . 80 <
Potlua on Saada ... la
Pramiuma ..IT-U
Remitting Cash..... t
Rnatc Work 88
Saad Sotrar, Hand.. 88
SndCuttar. 88
Teating Saedi ... t-
Trallinea..... 8T
TroaSeads .. M .
Vaaea 88
Warranting Seeda. . . 1
Wira Stand* 81
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»l OB» vaat bualnaaa. of tha" »l uin, of wakatVo? ka.d.^- ^^-''^ •PP"-"-" »«>' -onamlaal wo*I.JnS
^•da and p*int.d on aa* own pi-amlaaa hTm i^i t,a.d «L7n ..-« -"* •"•»"«>'y. »»>• i.-B- P«opoi.tlon a*!
fo* axpoKt OKtop homa ti-ada-and 8to*«ita^««iT.!. V'^w"' '. •"»"•"■• •»••. ••■• ••■••fuUy faalaanad altha*
eoniiissioil OBPABTMHNT Io«bii-- ?w •"PP""'« ♦?■•*»»• •••• '»«<«a of Impoftad foKalgn g*own aaada oim
twalvat>.valla,. -t,uly.u:V„a,h.a°1l\;y.nV^''n'rtrahI:^^^^ -nnuaUy and a.ttla ...ounta. Kaqul*.:
iiiliovlR RETMU tST^Buvstt!^tH^ --r^^^^^^^
pawoB. will fliMi, act only tha llnaa* «!.THr« -^5'. V*^**' """• S*'"**" •••««• ••>«* oth*" faqulaltaa in
Poliimm^pwon>ptmt^M^atlo^alm^t,^^iL^r'*'^*'^^* ••»»''«"»•«»*. but ..plaaaant *aaoi.t a. wall, with '
ona of tha moat iaaawlbia ?» thral^ "h^B^IJLV^:,.^^:"^*^'- V"*'" *° '^»'""'»° """ ""-»"' -^o-^
■taUaa .11 paaa aaP doo- ivaSyf m^^n wlnStaa ' »"»«»>..ta* and P«*ll.»aBt St*.at Ca*. f*o« Union
..-i.Mag foh, hVa to.«?o^^"':*°Jiaa ITh.r^ *w" 'I!!'"'-':-"? *'>-^-'-"- «»«i-y. -nd Jt.ImVoa" Tin:.
-poo -.PMuy .«- -..pnarr/*::.^':t::ior.„^^^^^^^^^^ rd-b-u'ra-.:- - -•'-
""ilU'V^QiH (3R^Dt SEEDS -•r"""*----^^^^^^^^^^
MKANTORMPTMKMTMKBK^ »i. "'">•''••■><><<>•• NAILBB OUR POLORS TO TNK MAST AMB
.•illlll.llf\\IC IkTIC C —"*"•»• «nu»a«l nitmba* of fioValtla. h.Haln offaoad lu.tifla. u. In ..liin^ -«l-i..
of whlahh.VallMtbaarti.lad.hdfoanJ'T 1!""^ -o .**.y of «KW thing, a. wa thi. y^a* p"Mnt. mo.^
-^2iut.wa tha. po^*rir.-su^ -^jr:;::s:?^rr;;:sv^:X"Vi:::^
-•i|||.OUB CKTMiOGVl t~--T- —-*•*-• .Vn"uird ^o'*.^ ra-haTa-:dd%Tra-j ^
a*tlot>«l la Ita m.tta*. and .rflMrty d--"!^!! V»k !S -i:**'!^"' *'".""' *" '•"o"-* "» "• ton., adu-
ouK daalM to ia«kVou!,-«-i-!.'^.*'*'*'**"9* ♦•''••* *• " "««*•«< apaaa wlU allow it 1.
•f in battait ahapa to ofomMvmr^T^m^iTJlr^^ 5 '■?•• " ** •••"''• *»>•»" that foi. I89l, wa
THOBB RBOnVlttlBMR OATALOOUrreli^M^yiiT T?L1?" *'*'y ""y -"t-u.t to ou* .a^a.' TO
•on of frtaa. and atoale. a'd ""i^t" a'ult™' ""•I.T'''"' "*' ."•':"""»> --l—t - aompa-.-
g:;^.^ of what w. aay. Vlalto*. ana alway. wilaoma. Hoping toTarlM! Ja! *«!." ".!J^
you- a.taa«ad o-da,.. aontlnuad Hind wo»d.. and o*d2« of mVnrnVw fVla^^d^^
Wa Wamain, vavy ti>uly.
The STHHbH
•. I. BRICHW, Vle«l>raaMant
Unos. CO., Itimited.
* W. HOCM, Traaawrar
Th. B«M wMI SImw of our Coutry
TOKOIITO, ««IMI«|iy.lSS|.
BIWGHAM > WEBBER. Print.:. T,^..
Gtions
• ^I'^-HH •tt.ntlon o« out- •o«tom«« !• rMpMtfally MlUd to th.
• X iw"w*»» » -..--•i»>«« Tho •••<1« mo OfW» a«VO ©••*>
■± p«p*»^::*;a:: "ii ;:.; a"«x« in si .o<;Swy •»<* .bro-d ©o.
•Afofolly oolootod. •»*•«■• *'"S .•„„". fill to b* ••tUf««toi'y in ovoi-y may.
plant otook* avo in ojtoollont oondl tlon. and o«nnot f » to d< » «^!«o » y__ ^
Ulimlw
hMHliaga.
-^tSL 2Jmmm^ MMMV.-Cuk c»n bt *«t by i«il««"i ••"»'l;J <^'
« M«W rfihTiiiiw Ord.r wflh'aMii of Offir. fWlnf 'h« Ord.rMOMll
•"toSSiul-. ll-n oh ddbir «, b. -nt I. p-..n —P •"*•. «" " *~
cmU> daaoaibiatlaai.
„rf«, VThJ^^T^. V1o«. wd »ch tood.» .» .^."d pot pld. »d « C-^M »*-.
•^ . s! ™il oolu.. pnp«ld by iM, lo My «ldf«. In th. Dcinioti. W. WMttaHn Md
d«l*ct«l from ABoant MOt by i«>ucln »qiMWtUy of loodiforwrdod,
h«di.i^ 'MiJ.viirin-TC' *«.b-i ««i It to « •!«-.. ^^_^
2»^r3.h.Mror othor loodt ■» ocdorad to b* Mot ky froigkt or
caMwy tho ord
II doliu tor O M— Bo or «»• TT* "" r™*" V^ "
chowAiUy dtMUiilKt U poo^bta to Iwity.fcrwM
'w^'iinddu naittuKOt purehmni will ?)•«• 6. p«rllc«Ur wid «
wnoii ini. ••■»»-»•" limit lb«
CMBi lonnoiix 'T— J !~IT -"-: w, „, eoaiD«llod to adher* to thli ml*.
gSSTi-Som .SllS.?.^:S3 t'Srio.T'i W^?3Ld th. di(r.««, -ui b.
SiX'lS l?^,:SS^«rt"Si«. l^foJ^hi* SUr. Udi..-lllpl— prrfi.
-SSSSirsiiTtfeoSLtts^^^^
JSudini •» Moo •« tb« »Mon will iwr^t.
_ Ifis
that cmmMt
~ni»l»«'ijo»d»"wb«n^ip
„. __ — ilwiy-
Wo wUI olwayt
17 k*^>. _. ^k_l_A C^aa AH<I nth*
Compuiu will <o1
Ufa caniuo ud <
rcooj'oidw: thoy aro raaraalMa fcr
duyilp or loai Mat ba ■ada»paatl>a
„ • ■■*■ "R* JSS2lS SS. md apo^ whUh wa eaaaoi tlva ttai^ai;
« '«'?32irb,2si»fes&«''SisJi sys^^
'^--t^3!S?btSS!l?SU^^
awl »o« mi? tha ord» whb qoaauoMM ^2^-;;j2kht in M|awai-
Um o« Itolb. fiw Aatoain plaBttog. « y.;;*J °!y."g;_, , B.ik.^ s
wHI ba>Sartad tt tboa. of oof cMtoaMB
irSTaoitalona eoMaisiw •
hoiM ill wittar. ,|>liMi
BalbaorSi^thapaM
fio-w We Test Our Seed*
M
a-bont : Wqi«i^£l«ltinS
Sa-U." W. ba, to .ut. «-'-^.;:,f,.^J"i^^-.. «.
pnu:ti<;al eiparianca ba^ amnrad oioTtna mm .»" -r
BUiil.rho#fn»horpaiatba.ead»wn»aybe. .„,tat«c«it
to ««d tl»» o«M b«t the »W b-« •l"^*' «^ ^•~^, " ^
t:^Sftod.o.b.n,l^»-««-»«',^^
fo,M..in,™Uia-.««U.w>Wh««o»^^
ToaacnreniecaM.howaw.itUiww^'""'
dohi. pan -.11. or «„ ^S^ r^^T ^^^TSJi^Z
•Kb diilika to h.« don.. b««« It U • «^' "~*1~^ wftli
avarybodr iaal uaplouwu. With tha bMt of ""•*r"' f™ xha
Ltof ,«d««. "-..im- fail "d «nr .««» ;i'''J"jr';;i2*t
..xaad. JUl S.-. '-:f »X::^rJ^~ ^d^CTJ
qMHT. fnmth. ,«*««,— ..orMJ '^'^^^^XStTZ
How we a^ifjp riant*
By ixp|«io»
-Eaply
A new and impi
prorfoeet telr>i
■ovMity>flva
Mtf. It make
ooko ahead (
aui, of course,
locket-bookort
t haiifew looie
;ood.head. Tk
ion, taken from
hah 'Itef, other
lantetr eloier t<
ot.,60c.; I oi
-nre Paloir CaswfttUy
^7^*P
Our Aim im to Bxoci Ithacrap. — — — r-
33(j'x> 'A1K9 rruuB^
(trnioAl
1M I mi lt
Ml:]
ions
:NTS
•iBlUd to ttM
0« •B aid to
i» h«v« boon
obvoad. Oo»
/ ato y.
UM, or qawMr pawd
id M CualogM pricM,
t M oOfMlnti mhI wku
« rah ••• SMdi ptlMd
ghraik W* coaU aot
ilw pnM apM iliMB ;
gM pcio« « k mil h*
•doMdadM
I 4K1
lodt ihu an Mt oAnd
I by «ipr«a«r IMckt,
I b* Mfit ky fraigkt or
liaa wUI aMiriy or ctMt
laddUioato eootaftlM
■•Mhy, S««l amkn, oM.,
•zpro<«or boat. Ifiw
toiuioau. Currrht
hoy aro MipoaiiMo fcr
I aiait bo oMdo apoa Um
aitblo to haciT nnrua
l.bylhoirnotU^iaC"*-
bo giAmiMo Cw (glr-
ih MGonpaayfav oait of
Mb SachroelolholN-
m •• pomOl* la ipilM*
Sood Ofoiw, olc, ofo
« euBOi gtvo ttaadiag
loodb at aay ttoM «hoa
^BM dlat o acoofUUMO and
a ckaitooftwoatycoaia
CUCUMBER, JSBW JPA.HIS PICKLING
ThoPA«I8 PICKLING It tnliraly dblinci fiom all wM
bUbntokaavn, aad ia tlifi<«trify Ikttnt n/mll i<,tm*Hlt/»r
***/;V IboyouBfCtKUaibcn, »h<no(ilMpro|Mi ago for
picUbf ,a>o (llaiandilmdrr, Irani IbrtoiofvainckM la hagih,
aao iha<miioMUPlacoo(ilMiklBl«comaa wiih dali. aw, Mack,
'if'^.'ri'^ Whoaiho anaioally eri.p, briil* chaiBclor. of
'V.PV'** 4 *■■•*■> '> ■•<"> uiipaM all otkofi Iq potwlar hmr,
wWb fioa tho .ory Ant lig uakiu* aJifManBco will mako ll of
T*.*.' **l?* \"^ awnnfactni* d thi w ihow and othor mlaad
pickki. So ciUpand briill* an ihay that ikoy >nap rraoly.and,
whoii rtady for pkkliny , ihow Mhttlilily n liin m/m/i. At
IH« pickllpf ilan*. th« Aulto arc 1^ an mh-
ttsHtHIt JmrA gtrtti t«Ur~%a 69^ that ao
cblnrlhff matter la nacaiaary In draiMirlmi
Iham for maikai. In Ian VakW fiCK-
L I » (T b all<s«Ml<« •>•» v/'wankn' M fMrAtoi
rar|ikt.,Uclai I pkti for Vela.
MQE
lioparato
t not oaly oH^koa U diO-
^ Hiaaralac mA ipoa-
Ikadw.
a Calalogao eoMaiaiof
• houaa b vT
■dBalbao
noAataiaiaca
■a •*a|ori J?aW*
orSipodiapaal
SiMp Plants
Bxp^mm
-- Early Express GJ^bbage*-
A new and improTcd (trun of cclebrat^ rabbasc, which
prorfocet fOlr«sta«tf,M«tf maikofoMo htatf* In
-i«vMty.flv«fo olgMy teyo fr«^ ••wine <Ho
lootf . It make* thia WootforfMl Oof b«t* rniij- iwn
^ookaahead of anv known variety. Maikct Gnrdrnrra
jn, of course, reabie what a bonai)^ ibis it to tlic
locket-book of the eabbnge grower.inllie sprinfr irarkeU.
t has few loose ottter leaves, and Yverjr plant forms a
'ood.head. The head is well ^lepieted in our illust(a-
ion, taken from nature. It will produce ajarger crop
lian ftiy, other variety, Ir'm the fact thfl*h c»n be
lante<f closer together. fer-Hv. $8.C0; i lb., $1.00 ii
ot.,60c.; I oi., SSc.;pkt., lOe. .
PARIS PICKHW G CVCUMBRR
.Dar.nf «« '^ 'J^. *''»•<''"■ •» 'hat a liiigla plaaitovtraa
a d^ iSl^.^.'i'" "•"■'""' * "'•«'• ">■•>« yt^W" atoVe than
ilo.arI.5if? "^ "" «»■"• "Mo; Ptrftcily kvdy: h raroly
mn ina •fcl ll
cf ££^n ftEt¥ eiAm
PASCAL
Tkb new variety Is the result of carefltl
aelectlon rrom the well known "Go'den Self-
Blanching" Celery, ^t rartakea of the nutty
•arorortha'eicelWM variety aiHt in taate
tl not at all bitter ar attrlnxaot. II (rowi
about two feet hifli, wilk ataln thai ara
•oM, crirp, not stringy, very Urge and
broader tliaa those of ane other. Defoie
blaocliiBir It U i^reen. with heart f*f a enlden
—" '•' fall li la Ter> .ailly
/nuscaro ^ { g; s . y ,a y u.Ti .j:v' i. .';:;?^>i.-ii^!i
Liaeeataat, of dMnr gma ; daror plaaaanilr '•'■"" "d^ "« r. " it retains Hs crhp-
i<aiiocti.:|ib.«roi*.;iik|i.oa ' s?S:.»r«SfiiKIfi£S°'-'*-'*"--*^<
OIAMT PASCAL CBLfWT
•I ' 1', -v -"»
/ T»l «TE«t^ uoa COT., TOUOirrQ, OUT.
♦ THl^EE f4HCa
EARLY l^li pY TOIV^ATn , w.b^,,„,
k.»iaf • b^tef ch^ tots. w/riU; sjfcii s^ u'j^ ij!^' '^-»
THE NKW STONF TOM ATn n^tai^a^,
bright t49iltt Mlwi «MT iMMMb. >lih «».i«.ii. . _j!'^'"«^.!^«'
cuMn. Perpkt. 15c; «l^ufcM5fc ^ "^•' «*'^*« •»<>
s
CO
■<T«
WHITENf^ ;
G«Wd. IMMlitlfalCOlOT.t
thqrdoiMt mA,^tM , ^_
tlimfafrt»H»»»«y hut »m,
etc BnrM..tte.|pkt,10e.
litraiMHiiviatwu,
TkiyanaMilv
S
Ml
)£S#
CfliD Cow Sweet Chn
I of (ll ■urfwton, aM vhkaM
>bk nvUt* •««• hHXMisM.
It rMwitablf dlMlnci u4 ha
•adtlaf Ik* •4alnlkHi
<l««b« iIm immi val^bk
Ba«raniM]r pfo4iMtlir«
tmallgr Ikrw, niMUBMk
I IhiM nanllM Naw OoLuOtiii Ihh kMn i
pfo4i> .
•ndhwiiMaugr Ikrw, niMUBMkMnMilanalk. V«>
Ik* pari IhiM nan IIM Naw OoLuOtiii Ihh kaan ••••■
paNd in all ^m< Htllli liamira RmfgMaat and U
•waalnaM and dallcMy of tavar It uHytwaa tka aU
, favariM. Ho hr, li liaa #ta*aa Ian dajn ■wMar, aad, la
' alia, oaa-OiIrd lanar. Tha eab If laaay arkila, Mai-
t pasIlT conrad wlin larga, daap gialai l.aM taaaai
•ilk a( Iha crap s lald han haaa gallMnd al anr llaia duilag a parfad Wlkat
waak», and Iwva baaa buad la h candlilnn ht taUa um. ■« Baptaii,
* lb., ^LTt. Paal paid, 1 lb., ¥k.; t Ik., Uc.; pkl.. Kk.
RED COB EVEBCHEEII SWEtt CORN
Thl* valaabla aa« *a>iai*, "Natf Owk ■v«*Bra«M,°' b a ipan A«« iha "B>»i w WV
wklck haa laaa baan iha •laadatd and Ikvoilla In alTparu M ika cuaainr. Thii aaw »airla<« la
datilnad lo acUpM in panilarlijr lit faaiaui parani It Mag a vMh ta la dan tarUar, aad k
anomuMiily pradacliv*, kaartof Ikiaa lo foar aan lo a Ualk ; ika aari ara mi laat an iha MaBit,
and ara vary thick aad raiiilai la alaa— M rmrad— lan daaa and of tha aioii dallcloai qaalhy,
ramajaing laadar aitd nllkir for a loag tiaM. ThU nirlatir u vary diMiacI whan la Ika dry tiala,
boih karnaU and caba baing of a daap rad color. Piica, par pkl., Ila.
TIC FIGURES 12*3 mikot
WHITE.YUL0W«REO
"Wkgt TuUty. Tha
■ diiUattir* iHian of
rotktf Vutaly.tlMHB
■otautMktaadcora-
tognpUTalhafialii,
« It ghpwi M nnumwl
pkt.lte. iSibraSe.
OMATO-
*Jf ."?•«• »««*'•■
•Ueh is nch a dlitin-
forfookiogpurpogM.
ible dcconilon. Both
tiy, tad ig withoat a
»r b« easily polled.
\ ripangfornaiacrap;
-Mv«7laiK«,aado(
MoiBMa yci7 sIMiily
^:gfeeedingI|soUd
pci;^aaUt)raiemy
; Dot gnbjetrt to rot :
"irietyj itiTioegaml
xeiiMBg of fruit,
nogt earcfnl tcgting,
|d distinct cliuactcr-
irint g>rd<e6«rg and
Thb *ttiety
ii Mifid fcr
•«> Tkiy sNgMily
nnwlBkMfHiiMax
Be.; pkt, 10b.
IIUBY CCIJ WATEBMtLOII
• la ihapa it ia toag, aftan two faai or mora, and
ftaqoaally vrigha m high at iikiy pouadt, Ihoagh
ilaaTarage waigkl ik about forty pounds aach. Ila
flaah ii tolid, puia goldan yalloar, variagatad with
alraalu, and layan af bfight piak or ruby rad,
which oflan appaar la a tiar-ahxpa farm. Thit
Btakat it al onca tha moat baaatiftal, odd aad novtl
malon avar laan. It la alao aa much topaiVir to
olhar Maloot in quaUiy aa it la In baanty. It haa
a tnainam and lutciuawiiia which no othar makMi
poaaiiaat, bting laiidaraiid alalia in tha aioaih Ilka
lea ctaam without a partida oteora or liringy tub-
ataaoa. It ki vary juicy, aad doaa not kioaa whan
ilbaoomat orar-ripa lika moat aorta. It isaolld to
Ihaeantar, aad ripant clpaa to Ika itad which if
rarr thin. It la a hardy, robaat frotrar, madlnm
aarv, and fan to giro a good crop. Parpkt., Uc;
«pl^ for (Oc.
PEPPEB KAlEiPOaCOWl
This new pepper is of ^atiial haliiti luis
hmf tmvy bianoMs. which are loadad with
iioopbtg fnit, the sixe and shape slio^ )
onpfate. From the time the peppers foro
oBtU inUy growa, tbejr are fJ a light, ,
yaUowish esaaai oolor. WhM tally giown they ooamenee to diaa|e cdler, first to a tovety
caaaiyyaUa*, (hart lo« daap onoge, (Iteii to a rase or piisk, aadsoenthroaghdiffetaBt
'^ 'raw aataMiegcailat, «Md and laaiiiMMg. As maybe imatwad, a plant.
I Itf IWfrtHI wMf h g^«— •-«- ~ a>^ti»ariMtrwlaaa,taaa«lijaatnf»nra
ihaaMiiMiy h gi irti . It iaaaia l« bceiNM a fsvotiu pot plant aa wall as a useial vagetablc.
It grows vary liaatyia the nrdaaoc in pots aad bears enomoosly. Its flavor is dear aad
ahwp, aad far aajr aee ta wUeh a pepper CBB be pat, h is saeoad to aoMk Mee,pai pkt, Ife.
w . .^y
X i%»
-■■■ <:-rx~'^
^ JL. >.■/,•./*
i. ' »i 1 \;b
Slant" Pen
Cucumber
^> V
•m Am iMoaihl h«i«
fromTwk,y. \|„,„,
of lh« no4l dalicloiM
M»of, ao Mhtt eucam-
"•I wt ba«« aver Mun
*irpM*iD«llMm. Anothar
NaarkablaiiMliiyU thai
thn ara »arr c>)«p and
taadtralallaiacti, and
can b* talcn at any lima
daring growth. Tbay
■roartoan anocmoatilia,
frtawanily toonaaodont-
» halfl«a(lnlciitlhaadlaa
ioalavao Inchaa in elr-
eamfaranoei wmy tpiootb
and ilraigbt, with a
baautiful gracn ilrin. Tha vloaa now .(.^^i-Ti ,**- ^
n«af tba hill and ffowa '|oI!!?S^l!>'1"T^»' ''»'« ••"
oaadlBgly prolific. Th,ti^t^7,y1^^^^^f •^-"
^ .low to form and f.wl. n^r^T^rK^TT^*
m STJkCHYs APi^l^/^i;
•tlani.0.. I. EogUnd tha ag fleS.SiuMjf' •• •«««cUng wkia
l»t Ic tilravagMlly .ad It «aWd«t «ha« I^l '*'*'• •••P'*'*
«*l itt graat V^... Cookid JUkrwhTiahllr.?^' ''•??'" ~«l»l»««l
•rikhuka. and at. >ood coofc^- ^i\.~«*' ""» •«« '"bar of an
^ V
DISUCX^TII doVRU
«^«»«aW.fc— — -— ... 7°—" — "»*«"' '"■riliiliiiaaad prica. U^
^.taL'ssa
Ctaca
«k..ra>.t«ki.itc.
»«■>■» H »*»a
pOOH
Wlaa*;iH
WMaUki
1-ha fwn
ila(
odocMail
ikJina
la iMi
dadtoi «
Tw—ty4
( TtMM
■nd vwi
bractDgt
lAwagi
■nulr
EriUhM;
ptqr.kl
•—WW
TIm
bwlodw
kiililini
Ik
*. ■-«-
^eaaia.
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tFRlMO CATALOOOB 99 WUM, WftW ANO
OVRD
••••*» Oai..
•^N'
ibit IM to IWMlty ItaMlh* P»le* luw— ..-k.H I. cokM rnirtMnllM. M new at poulble, tht »if • of flown aod tooM of th« colon | Ikt
MtiHt bo«r«««r, CM |
poon pitontait oviviit-
IftO ObOltV,
A XT 'M' wauMr cllakv. wllk kMstlfbl
toUat*; Mat • tim btoomt tlw ••«« o« ■ •ooii-
UflMirfjlHbclMrailiW. llU««ta4M««inuw«t,
■kkoagk U MfMdi lit tviHn •■ daU tfar*.
1-ha tmran a» para wWla, fttai fcra l« •!«
bckaa h dlaMMr, aialillaf a fkh J m aw ln a Ilka
odac ai B%kl. _^___^___
IkJIItOB FliOMTBIMHO PHH-
'■■■"-■ Bin:
b tkhnyatb oaJMIaa •• kM*mll»mf»
a^hta MrtMf of aaiahlia »fca4aa oT «al4n. U-
daaiag ika IwyMt MtoMI a<npan h a|aia«*tlea.
T»aotyjh«<MI—n««««»>'« ■»!»«*•. ,:.
flBHT FA1«CY PMrVf^jis.
» Tkaia PalUiaa prpAm • v—k p n liidt M of
to»m,tkatk<^o(r«likkla»aftal,aii4ikaoola<«
and vaiia^lMa w qaW n awl ailncUm, aaa-
bndai t^allail, alripad, iraaa -adgad.
9HikO^ DRUimonpi.
'^mulT Bifiwrt •«••«• rf *»*•• •>*» a«l
Erilltocyi!^*Ma>«( bloaai*^ ""-«« <•*
f|.|f,ki(Ml«IMalMWwro«uaaML «..
ASTVlt'
StlTAII niVan OHISY.
An »l««aal Hula ptani iniwlni *^**^
livhM hlrt, wlih a •.harmlna dalty-Uka ■•»•
vary .ff«cilM Cor ad|la|>. btjt, m naMla ••fk.
stfiBT pans.
jlwaal P»a» an lo-day aauni tk« wort P"*"!"
and f««hion«hl» ^nlan (ovtr*- AM ih« iww aM
fancy cokBi ini»«d la awty pack<i|a. imr swaai
Paaa hax no <quJ.
E>eaiMi<>aallych9k«, lael.«dln« «»»•>••« »»*«|3
la aabiMic* : ttn»ur««uMd, if aqualUd, in ««••;;
parhelion of (la»<n. aad rang i of ooton. Ma«T
biilliani ihado of cokir In aach paskat.
|«H1tt ZI|iriIA8 ZBBRA.
•" WkkaM «MW«laii lb* faaai AaMt hi caiavuka; Idm wy Ian* and paifaclly
doauLAa SSatandlaaa ToHatf of ikadaa and «oloia U aacfc fockaca. for an
antaau dltpky ii haa no aqnal aaMof aaiMal iowan.
•HbSHffi
kandni mm, Md In n lillknda <*aoltn.
CAliOVTVPT
A na# Md dWatt *ll^ •< DMirf Hyktid. a naa l m iMi J Candytoft. parfK^T
1^ TTnTt egaS tSy, Sdrfkiir awV Agfanl«rfa.yo/oolor.,andtha
t : t OimitfM. SlHOUi : : :
BMiryliiha
SooMlhlng r
Tha moal baaaliAil and killlUol lalaoilon at
Double Zinnia, ttfar oAfad ; 'k^ ,«'". I»<»7j;
lUrpriM 10 tvary o«a, laair no»al and dwllnct
aopMuonot aclipdag anytbing bafon M«n ; aany
cohn miiad.
pniiiY pm*c» ■ .^ ^^K^-
, and r»d ft— i^ln. and Japan. Th. dalk«T nnd_ rfcbna* ol
- Jr*^J!ia^iuSirai«iMl^^ i.d«Wtdl»plaa^».
tkair I ou cannot ba »>n>«Md. whiU tnaif fT'^'rVrz:., — wa lia»« tnkan
Ti«yaraqoi»«.|««»»forP5J>to««<JP»<y"J-yjJj^^£;^ wa «-
tiSc«.intalaelingonraaadiro»niaay«flhaehi»e«eo«ffc ^
ftRHHCH CDAl»O0«llITH»
Thaaa charnJag^Wa fcwj tawW*
ly.
ir;:^'s5'byb.td^ft:ttu^^n:=:-,. --^1,**.
,««kWTlt*pad lntn.popnlatllTof laM,nnd ajar
HWily. liiayAokavariaihaaadcoiortaUaad.
n»Q«a fcd. Soaia «f tna gowm *»aaa»r^M»»^j^^^ ^^^^ j^ ^^ ^^^^^
ill elkaTlilgn u niiiiaaawaa 11 ■»»■»»■.»■> -y
a of goldan yall**; By h-K " I" wodf fi
MM -»MT ■ ■ m «aaT« ■* 3N. lA W P»W— WBIH *W —Mt, .«*»•■
OITR l«ril:^ O^ l>-0Jc-«* cahtMn^ about lOO VARIUlMS. ^ fi^J*
,r'
,§*•' «**■»«« (pTIgLB
COTh
« r^'^ »
^anettia Vine i* H«
'V>.V
^>i^
tm la Mom* ib« hmMw mm W ik. «•..
2ry.*2? ^!?« ?'■■«'• •• •"" row
i^^^^^ ^ ^^ ^k*. iirXzl L_ T .^ ^■■■"•I'f ■ wui now
"r7«|-« to h|oo« «!^ too. Srtir^
Of dac«al car*. " «-' ■•- • ■
bMlM
n«H4
'5«
•OWI. ud of .eh JWKSV!!^?^" h- MftOtt
•Hkn (or MfMM.
ilralioaafoMrf tyt.
^ '— W«— -P<>~-I --—-■•• ••■»■!«■ ^
• NEW : MARGARET • GARNATiaw
If Maa In coW
till vlnlar
W C«"«5» ••"'ick kiln .m nm
li^nufllfflint)}
^iSS£SS3£:S^3
arfnir-rf. Ml
Calliopsis^
■golden Wave
Pluu nry bulky and
"■••■fbwuifilCaMM
■mlalMytUtnMly
»M far fM mlMit ii hoaH l«r
color.
pljitycodon
Gnodiflora
II te ■ a«« hardjr pUol too« f«.
PU. prodaehw bII waiaMt ■lMui4.
Mtea of ilar.tbaMd flowcn, tkm
•■ckM acrou, ol Walifal blnaaM
*Wl« epiots. Muiy, livM aad
biMMS far y«an, lactratiag la iIm
«d btaaiy Marl*: Plaala grow
fal Uooai. BIdoaia tnt tammtt
(nmm^d. Mlatd colori, pkt, Ide.
VIOLET UJDY
In White.
. OJ, •", «}»• ""W plant, latro-
duMdUii.il one of ibabMl.. For
pot caltor. ia IhcfeooM or pfawlfaw
in tha gardeo. it i. eqnaUy valaabU.
la poU grow* lakariaaily and load-
cd^wilh lowm. Ia the garden it
bhard^wiibsUgbt proicctloD. In
crowth i. Tigoroa. aad hMllby,
"••nnt in grtat namban ?w»
large, pOTfertiy doable floww. of
PoraMiowynAiite-
naM aad anaa-
c*U«d fragraaca
Pttrpkt. lOe.
Sshizopetalum
■a cnioa. Utile ananil wblcb
ft«^^ pnujr now- wUta teeS
W» ill lb* cat
'^f^-h
:.:0m
^^. lad. It
imaljraad iaoM M tka
•**•*! aakMNM Uitia
wUehiat
to
pm «Mi« aad A*.
r^
'>v/-^ ^-
VMMnrUovwwinTa.
A Nei
A .Iriklag *
irfaal, tha appar
.bad. tha paao
aret, with white
A ]
We ba*e rae
%, the flower.
I a deep brilliai
"^Tha comaioi
trntHA
tgrrjm ^Tf.,
nmm^ aetaio&QBW m«w> witM aiw> rutirw
Vine !• Hem Hardy Day Blooming CQoon piotuef
^" (JpomM Ptn6ur«t*)
A New Pansy, "Che Peacock"
uit, with white mu|lo*. P«» pkt, 9I«, , ,
A Neui Uellouj (talla tUy
W. h.». nco.td.d In •tcH.f • ll«to«a q«»»l»l "^ •»* «»• »*•
il«. tb« flowen of which •(• Uk« tb« orftawy Cril«, MCtPt tb»t Ih^
w • dMp btUIUnl |oM«a y«How. Wbi, price. ««:h, |M».
ebhiie ealla Lily, or Lily of the Nile
L for Ml diieiiplioa •«« pese 42. Balbe, cMb. 25c.
•^fo, |t,SS wa will Mod ODC eerb of the S CalU*.
THIS li the leleel •cqaWHoa (•
, .NW Uat of Iiu4y renMlal
CIlMben. eifc* eiM IIM •• ««i*»
Mt wlU gt«« (be eUioel MUMba-
lioa. biooaaiiig m It <ioe« l« Ibe
4*y tiM*. liM«iM I.MO ■owwrt
aMMwtef *4 •• * iMhe* miom, w
ope* «■ OM vtM •! uM« ) Ibe cdof
batag wWu. ibaaaa lo. ptab md
puf pie •! Ibe lbroa<i end Ibe btooM-
lag period (eliboivb leu p(oAiMl|)'
eateadlK «"• •e»etel aontbi.
Uiowa witblbe NIgbl Blooalag
Mooa Floww, we Ihtab ibia MV
> varieir will ■<*• *Im ••l">«< ol**-
balhm. TbU ellaibei hu ptovod
qatae baidy la Ibe aelchborbood of
Hoafoa. eed wllb dee pfoltclioa
will, we iblah, do well htte.
^<., vv
OlAtll CPU
the 6ol5en Star ipx«lltjSr|!^|^
•faofit dwwfcak
errand vkb-
d!^ULtOi> TtttNIL*
»■
«^ :
^^W" '
NECJU CflNNR I gt^r of I89t. Tb€ B vnbloomino C^nna
TTljuirTVnY
It -
omv r>i« tw,! iif • Mik
I IW| H < Ma M MHt l< M Ml.
k>4k«w<»Mj«M>'«l Mf. Dm*,
•MMi WiIh <V«» l-tK* 4MI, «l»
MM! sll Iwal «>**hl«i »>• rf
(MW W IN* arorM. Mi, t- »••>
h la ■ »M •*•! •4mm, Mrf iMilM,
l n O i ilii aMl WUlUx V .rf U«a
•il<**>4 •««tyiKl*« H*Mf>l I
teo* m Ii m I wH wi la
Nava •*« flaw a* aw* MMk
Tka kaMt af iha ylaat ta Mry
■(nff, Iwi >t«k rWM laa Ml^a.
aa4 ll liaa a pa n i m al kaMi tt
iknHilaa mp fiaah tpttmit Ihvai iJm
haaa. B«««v •ynwl i»vti4w<aa a
is«a> •ytka, «kkk la lia lata ha-
«^>^^^^iaMy-^raHSi^iV|^v^M ■•■■■■
baattaa IVna II ta IT Mm ii ,
aack lilii n ai 4 la • lukaa wUa,
aa4 Mch paul It lack kraad. TW
aalat at ika tiraaf* U ilaarlaf
araaga-acarlal. faintly (mimI* 4 wllk
gaWan raltew, AatI ika flail*,
IVaattlar aignalt ta Mg ipaclaiaw
ua pattiataailr la kkaai. Ikair ^(IM.
krlHaac* la aaaarfaaaarf, mm4 aa a
kaa> a ii«fffaaa-katiiiawtaia>-klat.at-
lag plai.i It I. lelag laisaaa**
Eaaiiaall n a. Ii fiavat taaaaa
la« and klooMlnfl, and lU
aait undar gbuM aiv Utaaf,
MglHa', aid laiyai laatlng iha^
lilay an out' of dann. Rvaa
IM aaaitla* pal* balura ikaia'
AtM* Ikaia li* originaior, I ka*a
■ ■*•* latlaMM kaaw.adga of iW*
radW t axaa ikaa kdi aajraa*
, (w I kava kad It '-Inca laat
Mr, aadgravB li in ih* (raaa-
hwalu lia ■*«*!« la •liiiat.aad
fUmmt aoiaUa ia aaaaam. It •
*mf 4a>aif, aM « aadlag ( ar I
tmt !■ Ika apaa graand, aad allU
hwiaaau. In lowan ai* *««t
laifa, 4 la t Uckr* acmaa, ard ih*
aiaiaafkatb aati Uaaaoau Am ai a
•OM |»kla. No aiaiiar kaw
aaall a flam U, ika «n< iklag li
4»rian*r U I* aiaaiad Uiataad
aaa *»«rar Mack aad blaaa,aa«
llib It will da a>lika«l oaa.lag. aa
biig a* b li <and (or. Prta* af
•»«■■ alaala, irkkk will daat-
MM* M aaung at oaca, titlwr ia
Wmjf .'*P *>■' »r||«i«d. M M
ttBmUKRBCTiON Pi^ANT
KM
inparor PMag
TUgy
•Mi^ikt fhal ai^ ap iM»« iMMd bril,^»4 ig.
y |M<MWiMlM*i ht i i in di of grflgg ; »bwi rt
^fUtf aMdg itggtf , ask
.V •
B€KI
ITn ikiiaifl
haretain^ani
C*iM,ijc.far*k]
3 Canna
i FLANT ••• i«i«il
HV IM« ■•Ml kf •
MNa.WVWtliri*. |M|
IMI* alM, (irf
4 kifli w Mi4 l< M Mf.
iii<«M>, ik« •«•••■• m4
4 (M<l>iMt 'W Mr, OHM,
'tkt/iftm rt>**mm,wlm
fcnl Mwlitai IKw in
IN* mfM. Mr. f, gnm
w m y »li m i,««4 Iwitwt
• ■i>4 WUIUiHit «/ Uaaai
•««finM*«. H*a*f*t I
In
»t^m €s>rtnmm
BUL1
AND rLANTt FOR l«t.
;
Th» Pink Owtrlah Plumm Qhpy mmntHmmuim
^■■■■■■^■■■■■■■^•■■'■■■■^■■■■■■■■■iMaB^MaaaHai^M
ill (f iIm piMN t* Miy
»( arkli AiM Am MI^*,
lu ■ im ihi M i ImiMi «I
■V flMk H KI i M M IV<MI d»
««r|r ayrwil |iviirfuc«« •
fk», aktck la ha i«>a h*.
»y-kraMiMl,<a
ivmb i« m it
■as 4 la • liukaa wUa,
IMUl It lack kraad. Tka
ika ipwaf* U §li»«1a§
^rUa. faintly bMMl> 4 wUk
•lk>w, A«*l ika flai n,
aMnah la M« t^claHW
■taailr ia kkaak Ihab
I H U tol**l *4* tiaaaa a
•alias, li ii«w«r laaita
and klooailni, aiul III
■ad«f gkwa ar»- Urftar,
aui tome IcHing ilMk
oui' oT daotm. Hmm
f pal« bdufa Ik^a-
Ml h« orlflitalor, I lia««
lUaai* kaa«-ailsa of tkh
1 anaa ik»a kdi aajraaa
I liava karf li ^Inca laat
If*** l> bi iha irMli.
Ill Aawataln »l'ilw,aiid
HaM« ia auiiiai«r. Il •
rf, noi «■ Mdlag fl or t
a opaai griMintI, aad alUI
ta. lu iowan ar« vary
» i UrWa Mrvaa, ard Iha
Ida. No aiaiiar kaw
lam U, ilw tnt iktng II
U I* alaai'd la M aMd
tr Mack aad Maaaa, aad
Idavbkaai oaa>liik «
li ewad (or. Prtca af
aaia, vhkk will ^aaa.
eaa>a( al oao, tllliar ia
jjjgjjjjjiyd. M M
OX fM*ANT
'«,... >u.%
H • Il OufHa* »H»aw Ol»>»a»»il»aa»Mii>, ■>«»<« »•»—•»■"
I ha >ula <>>Mck flaxn. w« a|>*lHd M ika •••• al iMa f" If^
urt)w<'k<raaaikMmwtfilH AI||Imm Na«. rl w dKilMatak II Aw aH ilaM taa
•lwal>»n>l«^T ka«ar«flw naia yaflbvlaaiT i« dliaaa •iiaailMi a* ika aaM
4^Hi|hary a > aa»<l>»hk vkkli ika iaawa ara iklaki* a^adiad, toaiM* •
•uikkiaFl»««>k>«iw*taan CHlikk Kluaia lka"l«ala BatkaMi" ta idiiillMl
If tn MWh-a- Md kaauiiral Uniaailua *l<k ikai >arl»f. kal II* calaa la M
aa^MM^kad* af ailwat; iMitk, alik itaar raaa Ha ika la<4daal ika faMK ••^ '■
mtMSf^'^ •»•• >l«<H<Mta can.lllallaa, kalaa mm a( ika al«aa « aM f'volafl
4||*t«M <M ten. •• Ikai II la «Miam la piada a a intAal aaaraia andat ika mm»
frv lultlnHtaa aad ««k Miila aava *W kam M aaa n Mtif dkaMi l»» <M
KMPBKOB FKTUNIAH
IjMi MUM w«oiM«4a«ly ibd "MtHMM Lm« " of Ikit Imlr (nod •train ol
Snparar PMaaiat which for aMUTClima liasaly (ihI iwgMaa cotoilni m* hmi
»IML Thdjr eany • lug* aMU« of bkwai all •unaid aad aiany bla«oaiiai« 8
to 4 lachca acrui^ andai*
bLaiiralijrtiriiMtl.Molch
t\ aad apotiad ; and ar«
Iha admirallon of •!! «bo
t— Ihrm.
<m.: b hat
• MM4MI,i»4ia.
liofnllHi»b«iiat
r« toottaa4ikihw
r;v*
•-^w^
' '^'s -#1!,
;-:**•♦ ^O
Prica par paektl,
tS eaan. i i i t
ti'M* I
> t.» •,« -r> ii% ^-. ^.. ■ ,^
^^^^•'
y \/j
Thii ilrtti^glf l>iiatlf«l
dacoiaiiva plant cob
cai to flower at Chriit^nai,
and continuaa in bloum
throughout January and
Fabruarx. *■><' '■ ■ """'
waiaoma aildilion lo tba
arlatar flora i ila bright and
' plOatinf oulitr being very
ntlracliva during iha/ull
wintar inooiht. Urt^ant
waaiaea^y introdacad from 8ouih Africa, U of
aaty ealiawa, *ary fl irifarona, and aucctada wall
io a tamparatura uf M* to U'; It altalaa a height
<>f aboBi 18 inchei, and ia of go>id fawthy habit.
The floilr^a,. which ara bHna in larga claatert,
are of wa^'likc eunaiaiency, laat a longtime In pir-
(action, are of a handiom* delicate pink c >iar,
and. In ad litiaa, art dalicioudy fragraal, which
traatlyanhancMtht value of the ebaiaing plant.
It grows qalta readily from laadt, and thrive* bast
ia • mlxiara of kmrn aad saad. Pkt. , Me:
(SoreopAitd : ISanceoPalla
KfaPanc^oc (3arif\ea
A'baaatifal hsfjy border plant ; grows liftaait to atohtaan lochea
•■MMgharbaeMMpUnlslalbers a mora showy or tlriking MtaaaiiU ihaa CotaopA^
L«aee<i|ata. ft atlalna tha height of 3 feat, tba rag-like flowara of gnld«l y<ll««^
tama in great torofaaioa. staading oat wall agaiast tba light aad pretty fbUaC*. Il ia
graad (at cattiag aad dacontiva parpoaiea, tha Sowais showlrg to advaalaflt oa Iha
loag, wir«likastams.aadafaoflaMiiigqnallty. Ofaaay eollaia. S«w saarfbkArtU
pkt. IS esati.
oatoflaan. FW
pBCKFOBBnS liAROB FliOTTKBIXG STTKKT PfilAS
tha.rkaiarialaiks eri^Aiifa Hew Luipa rtawviiw SwaH Pom
h areMM. SM naitrdaaU* dw aka,
CdarMjc. pw fta., a fhM.iir SIS.
r I arts rwwartaa Swaal Peaa
ara ana psilhci ia Ibra. and
an ikat, wUh tkay poaaaaa Um mum dalidouk aarftuaa at any of ika ordinary varlallaa,
pnMot niaiti<a>liro ia auukints and colon htmoAir* unliirawn in ibii an|uialia *-
TM STSBtl
WW.. TOMNtTo. oirr.
qio^r^i:^. JIJlJiOJiL POIJISBTTIJI
^ »*••**««*• ^nadm Into Tug* whwlTtSd bmetiw mmm «
COMMM to color ap. TiMimalItt btMti mopc llio iMNn aMofa
IT*".*^? * "okm tey leatUi, to thai aatr a lip oT aMaa k
oibaUygiaMl. Th. iotda oowtaiUy U lowp to tlwliirp
""••«25"«^«Wfc.ba»lftb«oaB bo ttaitcd carlvVllioi
bad ai.l»UUa.l««ul.toote, will WP«, math auUwtatiL
'i.^J* "Sl!^ »■«".*<*•. T*« P"""* •'M»rf«l ba (Mm uT
Saada aom oarly in tba NMM wiUfModM dMtaThaiNlafathtbriM
laavaa aiwlbractaaltwltar Paf|Stt!.Me. """'"■■■^
iaf Mailatl
VBHJ3JSWA
S'.'^ffr^^ •?!**^»» ««»-»•> wi tba ri^TSSfenTiKiSS;
^ •i.ii.^ "~aaad laa»»«I fro»ihafiaa*l
^ rarplu.,lfc.
%*' ^
[ of tUa auwaUSoaat aowar. Ow a
oaljr, aad iiai apifUl to jwdacatlw
v^-/^..
Pr^
<,U^ '%tU<Ml»' <
A moat baaBtUal and «baractar-
i^e Japueae wkty. of bealthy
JU lusoriant growth; attajiiiiw a
height of abont 8 htt, baarjiiK an .
'It laige nnmber of iSrt*
ilowatt of diitinet awl
marooB at the baae. ihadipg to
_, _ ■ :•■: chentT red and edted white lu
atriktog.i^attract8tha attention of the moat uqinSttted" Prite
NBXV DOUBi,BlDAlSY-(Snomhyi)
Of all daUeanowB jroai Ked thii ia decidedly the best. This beaMi-
W new variety ft much ahead of aU old rarietiei, .ad we can anlMdM-
ingjyiecoaimepd it. It ii a iport fitoa the Longfellow, aiid thTtaw
towew are perfecUy donUe and of the purest while color. .^^"^
FarpkL, Soe. flH^^^
MtJiUnitiiun ^UNPLOWBR
Hm astitmepopolarily ofaU this laiga flkmily for tha paat
fcwyaara baa been remarkable, and in Ihia new varied we
have a flower wUchianotoiilf bfi^ and ahowy. bM elegant
in ahapa. and oT a alia ceMaaiant fat wearing and far
New Dane
it ia impose
daaoibatli
haaatyoru
Thaeantaa
a Malfeaa
white (this
Tading bol
palalOwill
aooa of a
mans, the
atiog in y
opoo a bed
. llie large
«f the pet
a rich j\
crimioQ .^
' a moat eq<
elty, easili
aa a bordi
in cool I
Pht,. Me.
flowctaare
rich aearle
'^r«*«^BaKi2
bMquMt. ThcpbntaaredwatfaBdwyhwhy.veMfiM'
Uooming. wfth am4l Sm Ibliago. F6imaW2n|^
}^L ^W' *» • ^Mk *»»**• «« wrr taiiort^r
ft? tot fee di^a when e«t w4 Uooai ftnin /dy wMl fiflat!,
ParpktlOc ,^»-^' '^
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M,tka«A«lbliidM-
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! thajr bfUMb ott iMo
kol wmHmt. TUs
Hit fee
mtA
tnUMO CATAUWUB OP tWM, NUiP AMD PtAMtt POR im
iSSovB POPPY coLuacTioy
ihMMlakitWtglfw-
tea'
.101,
,, ._ IKW imntIT rf Ttnr <lir»rf, com-
BMt haul, liMriM para •aow-wUM tarnm, u kig*
«4«iw u any %oar. Thb »d PMCock atuactad
gnat alMaUoalui MUM. Tbty an iha fisatt nonl
«;> •( tMa TMr. "
pkt.,10c
Ha •■•• la'^n ibaai * trial. Pn
. ••MiluMM.''-A •*• M(t an* MrUiiaalT boialihl.
FMab baaotifallr cait Magad «■ Iha aaiat aacb, aad thay
ooinawcailm«l>akalW;lacMiaaafi»lannnrr
■ eC llowataahia wfcita, whik.
•iionnniirT ..
r^TUaba
l»o« tha
Naw baaebitlk, aad
4aMritellMbfilUai&
baaatjrorihaioiMfa.
Tha caatia u pmt rti
a Malicaa Croaa of
vMta (thit oolatptr-
Tadiag both iid« of
patalj with aa ovtaf
Moa of amber ita-
DMBt, the diie radi-
atioi in yellow' bati
apoa a bti of gteea.
. llie lafftr snifaca
6f the petali is of -
a lieh ; Termilioii
cfivioa — altogether
' a moat eqnitite nov-
elty, eadl* caltiTated
aa a border flower
in eool fraoM fee
Pht,.10e.
VICTOKIA C*OS&
indoor
k pot plant
decoration.
OrtJintal or Menvnii Pofipy-This variety
rill bloom thafeUo'
baMOfpalaiaar badyotllowataahia wkha, arhila Trlacad
aadi oT iHMali an of a briUiaai ciiaMaa-wa>kt> aiaUag a
•inagaaadkaaatiMoaMiaaii Parrlii.,>ab.
•klrtoy Pep-
pl— The rai^e of
colon ii timply m-
perb, axteadittg frcm
pare white, throogh
thie moit delicate
•hadea of pale pink,
race aad carminei^o
deepest arimion. The
color to variei that
scarcely two flowers
will \k found exactly
aUke, While, to add
tothecfrect.maay are.
■Matdclieatelye^cd,
shaded aad striped.
Their forms are most
beaatifolt being gen-
erally, sihgle or semi-
doable, rendering
, „, tham very valuable
SHlJtqiY for bonqnets. etc.
thefalL The
Mlowing epriisg, if the seed is sown in
feUage is mtsMve and beantifuli and the
as the blooms, when cat yoiiafc, will stand,
for several days withontdrooping or fading.
Pkt. 10c.
flowers are simply grand, both in site and eororing.boroe on a flower-stem from 2 to .1 feet high.
The flowers often measore 6 to9 inchts across,
rich imarlet, with large black blotches at baw,wit^ a beaatifiil and carinas roseate centre.
■MTVr-tWaf will maUl •iM M»«r MMte wT tha sibova alM
: iMSw PoppI— «ar only BOo.
Par
: J f{,aggec} gdPor, (gorn SiPocoer or S^fue SSottfe : :
Th. N>IIMal Flo>wi of Onn.ii, and Mlebr.t«l ». Ita Ule Hi.p.r.f Williams farall. io~r. . „,
Who doai nM know and love tha oUlfa»hlonad Raggca Sailer or niueu,
cheruhad h our old garden., andil. pnriia. ittng by poata! J •'•""«'"• JP"""
ili*an»> for year., but at la>i Ha. .portwl, and produced arhal nliay beju«l»
SllS doubfe™ow.r. of unuiual large "i- •'><f^««' »P .^ 'il"?"* r'^h
flonl., forming haiidMme Klobular flower head.. We offer the_seed in mixed
oSori; which cSnUin in addiiion lo ihe usual colour, of light and dark blue whi.e
■ ptok and red: «venl .trikinR new ihade^ .och a. dwk red wl_th lighi blue
Edge., white u.>ped with r«l and blue. etc. A oMtlny.. "««»«:<i«™' ""^ "
a cut (lower, deuiaed to unparalleled popularity and highly ncommendad. P-
I*t..l6c. /
MEW: eneUSH: PR/if ROSES
The llaw English Primroses comprise
the moatai^dianting diadas, all of which
are distinct and beaotUal. There is not a
dall or inefleetoal color among them ; all
are moat eilectivc and bright. They are
of the easiest posaible cnltare, growiai
readily and prodadng their . flowers i* the
-griateAproMoit. Dotted here and Ihair
OB tha rock work, they make a aMSt ao-
ehawiac display in earlvqiring. For the
bordaiaey are splendid, making a grand
dlwlay mwB in clamps. Also excelleat
ial^eets fat growing in potoor pans. Pro-
_^^4«tagwto..r. Pe.pkt.l«e, ^oLIM WpiW)..
km
Mt»(Mtt,MW-
.E BLeeMINffi r.fl/TT.HSH
^CACTUS _
Na vaadar iSotImi
at«0f (aqnUt* '
— — «Cilifct|rfc«,MTtehg ...,....V.;".""'»S
'•' • t»»d
»kM lo IMM
x^vx^rd ROOK
npQ^PHOPfUlbliUS ItlVlBltl
qoMrnuMtan
SMto Pah.. D«U. T«i«n, ..^ o,h»
•VAwPJBX^XA.
■innte ihi* ino
dwfalAniid. Itb
a Mb which, altar
•••tiB|diniag wia<
t«r, Modi ap ia
•prins a vicoraot
MM. alaMM lilacfc
i a c e i e r,
•paokUd
TMiCMMi ^
Irlna, far
B»hbA ■ -* ** a iMmo
.•^accotdim totSr
cat off
a a d
pot h'
aaoiti
^ 1- plae«
vHlpradoeataail
•KXch, iihaiM
•*d bold tiUi^a
Plaat, which b«n
>ai«t paa&laior
iaiamiiag
-""^^ • maaia-
iatfroh foTHT.
oal waika aad
WH-i to
aitiact attoadoa.
IMichisiaaridi
■■•amruU. Tha
oparimata with
•ha laam «jg
InmyplMtajoa,
aawailaifaicnaaa
yw atock of
plaau. Streac
PiMtt, tic. aach.
gUDSWPia Zgala
gPllIMO CATALOOill Or tUDS, BULBS AMD FLANTS POil IWl.
m^:
"~J>(,'»^
tVIOvl
v^^
* T -notfttji qorjDSM wtTURA
•^l*' jMknrwidi.
'^'*- AMwhhm viih
»»«»«• Iltrawtwifki
iadfla««nwii«i()BiMi
>lMlfa,llMlM««ori
Ma«t dcdnble for the
Srden, fof ribbon Uiict in tammer bcddiiig. lu
iage U THitpUad white wid liKht grtcn, bat
viewed iroai > Hitle distance the cScct i« practically
white. Owing to lit baihy habit and imall lolitse,
it It not mued when trimmed, aa art many bedding
pfauitt. The lowtra are tmall, pretl* and white,
thdagh ineonipienoiu becantc of tke white effect of
thefcUage. l>>ice, pei pkt., lOe. .
Fraxinella or €[a8 Plant
The late Cha» Downiff; said. H( I wera coa6ned
to a iingle hertNMeoM pennial pUnt, it would be
the Frarinella. It U petfectly hardy. The ordin-
ary pmrpliih pfaik fern, while not ihowy, iiitately
and the white variety it really handfomc. Moreover,
the flowert remain for a Iom tiaw, wMIe the odor
ia Uke that of lemon pcd. lie «rhalr pbnt U per-
vaded by a volatile oil. which it prodaced ia the
n^f pcateit ahandasM by the gbwda that betit the
f, aower-ttalka. ,Thi« oil, on a warm atltt day, ia eon-
o^<^ verted into • vapor w abundant that when a flame
fa Bronght ia contact with it, there it a dight es-
plodoa and a bright Hath, «Aieh ia aoiaddcn that
the plant anataina no inhBy." We nae a FVeacb
illortratioB to ahow the plaM« hnt von wiU lind that
a warm^aUUday and k tmtOH if omImm the phmt,
it ali iha appatatna regi ' "
•fad (Mntl ol piui
id«a
iai
wtiich
Fia*
##DQI3«LB GOLDBJI DJ1TORJI#«
{D. CJHoruiUAa/. /i.)
We do aet offer ihia aa a new variety by any maaaa, b«t (ta ttrlking bnwly ia<
dnt.ea aa to promlaeatly offir it. It ia *n aanaal ol rapid and htinitant growth,
Ibrmlag bathe* ahi at two. feet high, and beailng Urge golden }ell(<w lannel-
th«|Mdflowarthlly three iachet long and nearly at bioad, called doable heoi
thr JjMt that the flowera are furmed of atoaliy three faanelt lai oae latide oi the
othef; very flagrant. A free floweriDf aau handtotte ipedet. {Smitit.) Phi., lit.
m THE GIJlJiT SFIDBR P1J)J4T ii.
orCLEOME PUNGENS
The kavet tad bloatomt c f (hit cnrioat plant have a charmiag fragtanct and
itt appaaraaee jaitiiaa the name given. It it aa aannal kaowa to botanitti, bat
whla atemaa to have acver been intiodnci d, at «hich we gieaily jrendcr. Seed
•own in the open groand in May commenced bloemlBg laly lal , and ccntiiHM d ia
the greateat nrolation until fiott, attaining a height 'of five or tix feet, with great
paaiclct ol blaom at large at a Hidrangva. Thelowari are a deep pni plith pink,
when they firtt oped, bat fa^fi to light Sink, to ihat^he'lower part ol the pankla
b a difbrent color from the top port. The tiament ore leveral iiithct loag, which
givet it the naaM of Soidet flower. AAei it commt n c e a to blooaa, thit plant It
aever oat of flower whHe it lite*. VTiadt ur raina do not injme it. It wat the
only flower which wiihttood the heavy raint and ttorm withtat injaiy ot bItaUth.
It ta^exceedingly thowy and lor a ritaatiba where a tall plant it dctirable, no
aaanti can anrpatt it. Per pkt. r Uc
fe^^
phut of the Cat-
nip iamify, with '
>ieantiinl white
ind green leaves,
: The leaves also
have a relrediing
fragrance. It will
no doubt bepome i
one of our matt
useful plants for
festooning work
such at drooping
from hanging batkett, vaiet, fancy pott, etc., its rapid
Eiwth rendering it uneaualled for the purpoee, while we
ve no doubt it will aho oe Urgely used in ermeteiies to
cover the | raves, aa it b entirely hardy and we think more
omameatal than almoat anything in use for ihtlt purpose at
present. Fat mauing in tbe ganlen or on thr lawn, to tiait
overatoac* or ttnmpt or in fact for a«y >Ort pf decoration it
it tpteadcd. Plantt, 90c. each ; S for fiOc
Cleef^oma Jiederaeea var
\NifttaGftt»»mm.) '
A new trailing
FhAXINELLA OR GAS PLANT
■teat It hat atraag, JMkj pl a a an wt Wmoa vu^mt,
particnkrty if yon mb Uw lirMr/ SMd per pkt., Uc^
Otty Colketioi) it) grassed
GLECHOMA MEDBRACES
—We thit leaion offer a very choice telection of about 90 varietiet of bmamental grataes
mixed in one packet.. These take time in their development, but will be tare to
pleate and are preferable to baying each variety lepnrate. Price, per pkt. , lOc
tHnTMLu^oa. ay% rvmmf,
OUT.
/, , • . ■ 4.
_ T^j^mwow ptrraoial, taiy lo grow, (OtwM, aad «k«a«l*
"' *■"' " p'oAn*. aad ft hloMaw ia
IbcUI—AMi llMMidiUaar
Stpttmbtr utll ih« ■Udl*
of CtetoiMr, tfttr tiM tek «f
Mnamr flowers iipMi, aa4
b«ror« Clir]r«Mth«a«iM
tia«whmfiBt,liatdyl»w
. W ««,wuet «Bd mMk an..
tiM HioMdaya If oi
wl-iiM it waa lainiinHM
BotaaicGanlMS.KMr,)L^.
doa. Oor pktua b ttom a
7b»t«gnpb iaian October - ' -t r : '•^^mmmmmmi^^^^am
18«h last, of what w«a ihowht the moat •^u.mj. t " ■ ■ ■
-O", :•.•,..■
•.-::.f^ :;
■■ ■ If J w— wv B^abfivM&A r^^-'-* Tlnir cutia ■th I
-# „?^V'"'"* •ttractlre, haii.. barbkcMM
Campanula
"OO* MMB ■■IMVM& .^.
PENTSTBflQOH
r. TUtdl
IroppedfroM
Akrauli
A
Free-Uoc
Hardy firtmi
2. AamHh
selected:
IN ALL P/UnrS OF m eiVIUZEB VOPLO, TNI kmiEMEIIT, MNOeEliei, AND NAPPINESi ok TNI P|Oni MAYilr.
7^<^ - MEAOHIEir iV TNI FLMiq» TNEV OULTIYATL
^IIIIVAU grow, blopm ud 4it th* ftrat yMt from S««l. ■IINNIAkS bloom tlio ••coad jaw from dftd, aod tiitn dl« ; thoi«k
mmmf, if ■Ofra oarly in tho ■prUic, wUI llowtr *>>• Ont yoor. PKIIBNIilAtS nnwlly bloom tbo Mcond yoor from S«cd,
■ad coatimm to grow and bloom §tt many ywu«. Somo will also bloom the Snit year if a^fn tarly.
f// f/om0rSe»d$ $0nt />•• 6/ flail on nctipt of Price.
Full Cultural Dirociiona bn each Paekot.
la jMur ai4«rs for Fk4«r Sm<U It wUl b* •aOeUnt to Mad tha MUMBaR dNLV, bat U wUI ba BacaMary to tUta tba Mltloni or fur, of
OatiilOKln tnm wUeh tbay ara Ukaa, aa a oaw adltioa li annually publlihad and numban •oaatimas cbangad. \
If-g Mc oa w -bowt Itl
•"••ItoHfartH^b.
•MielmlMtMloogud
LI BERAL PREMIUMS !
On all ordari for Plowar Saada la pukata, tba purchakar Buy 4Ufct lllaaa
capita' worth antra for arery dollar nnt m. Thua-^aayfina Mndinc aa $b«a
may talact aaadt amonbtioc to $1.15; (or $f.oo, aaada tW thaTaluaof9a.Mi
' 9].aai aaada to tha nhw of $|.«a; for t4.oo, saada tq tba valna oi t4.«a ; for 9s.oo, Mad* to tha Talua of t«.oa. PI*aM tall year IMinda of oar Ubaral
This dlacooat appHaa to pachau only. Poataca atampa racafoad tha aama aa caah.
>m|th«wiMw. SMd
AMMNlA^
Trailing plaoti, with
prostrate brahchet wv-
eral feet in length, and
bearing cluitcn of tweet-
scented flowers. Very
Auch like the Verbena.
Customers report the
greateit success the sec-
ond summer, from seed
Iropped from plaati of the pieyioo* year. Half-hardy anntidl.
. Akranla aMlMllata, rose-lilac, White eye, i ft B
AkwtilOM (mo CnaahouM awortaHiii).
AOOIilTUM (Monk's Hood, Wolfsbank)
FKe-bloomlng plant, of easy culture; flowers blue and white; 3 ft.
ffanh ptrtnnial.
2. AMMltNMi ■■•Mitai*! mixed, blue and white r' 5
AOROOLINIVM (Everlasting Flowkr)
One of the best,, producing a great iiamber of beautiful rose, pink
'bite flowen, l^jhyellow centre.' Half-hardy atinial.
ADLUMIA
(Monnlaia Prlaga or AUe(h
It is a pretty and gfacclafcli^ber, with
pate green pinnate foliage t jiroducci small
pink and wnite flowets in abundance during
the summer months. It is biennifil, and
nukes but little ffowth the first stasbn.
Sow seed in spltag in a damp and\ cool
place, and.,J(i autuipn transplant lo^ithe
place where intended to bloom. The
engraving gives a good form for training
the vine, which giows about fifteen leV
in length. Hardy Ht^nial.
8. AilMMla •IrrliMa. io\
laiid
Is.
14. f ani l , bright rose
|6. —Mfaiail, fine colors..
white .
(Phbasant's.£vb, Flos Aimnis)
tmvmk
•haooata
^^awMWjTMuasaCIa-
Tha
12? ••* whari of
3u ifaThiliTi***'
The foliage is very
pretf y,and the flowets
brilliant, remaining
for a long time in
bloom. They will do
well in a partially
shaded iitnation, and
may be used toadvan-
tage in any retired
corner of the garden.
Hardy antmai.
V.
6. Adaala iCMIvalls (Flos Adonis).
7. — — tM W Ha. (Pheasant's Eye).
black eentre; I ft
Deep crimson, I ft.
Intense blood red, with
6
AVROSTIS NBBULOSA, •«»■
9. Agroatla NaBlllcaat most elegant, delicate, fine Snd,
feathery ; I^ ft. Hardy annual,
A9IIOSTKMMA (jovK's Flower)
The Agrosteliihias are free bloomers, make attractive beds, anil
are useful for cutting. They present a beantifiil appearance when grown
in masses, or as ^border for tall plants like the Gladiolus. Hardy annual.
10. Agriaatanima ocall roaaa (Rose of Heaven), deep rote.
fringed ; 1 ft. 5
11. —oorenarla (!!••» Oamirteii). ^<in/y /v»HWfW; lift, s
A«CRATUM
Valuable.for bedding plants or
for cut flowers; free bloomers and
of long duration. When lifted
and patted in the fall, and placed
in the parlor, will keeii up a sue- *
cessioii of beautiful flowers all
winter. Half-hardy annual.
13. AgaratHni Maaloa-
NHm, blue, U ft- > ' Ti
IS. —AHMinit white, IJft. A
14. — Wanlandii, dwarf,
blue, lift. ........... 6
15. — Wanlandii, dwarf,
white 6
16. — Atfa BowNUiw, »
very good bedder .... 10
-OIJIX
We got oar Seeds AroiA yon before and
liked them so mucb.
The Seeds I got from you last year gaVe I planted your Seeds last year ; I think
every satishclion. they are the best I have ever plahted.
\
:x^;
Mary Turnby, Woodstock, N.B.
L. McMillan, Hillsburg, Ont
Jambs Lord, New Westminster, I).C.
•00,000 PAFiRO OP PLOWn OUDO Willi SOLD BY Ut LAST yiAII.
— n-
! ■
ALTSSUM /
;tk»>
^OUBliQH
IN/A!
£S
I h»<n great pUuur* in itcoai-
mtnding your lacd | alwayt gi*M
tb« bat uiUfaclion.
Bo. Spiiioinoi,
Watf ivtib. Qua.
This it not only out of the bkmI populw, bat abk om of the matt sflcctiv* gardMi hraritot, 1
""I V"^. '* "" "*>**' *'>'«^ eomUDM to Meh biwity utd variotT of habit aAd ibaM with
jnch Mtllancjr and riehaeu of coloc a* thb. It hai ^o «qMl anoaa tin aimnala. It b tplMHiid '
L*!L^'''^> bordtf lag, or pot plantt. th» 8Md in offw hM b«m w««4 frofll t|l« Mty
bMt donU* flown o^. Qi** It rich toil and pimtT of water foe bMt rMvIl*. Hatf-kmrJh
anmuU, * -»
' TMa Uil !■ arraacad accordlac la iba. joaiaaadaK wilk iba taUast
WASHINOTON OMRTaANTIIKMUII-rLOWniKO
One of the largcit and fine«l Tarietiei In
cultivation; well-grown flowers hav^ neaiured
five inches in dbmeter. p,, p^,,
17. . Many Oolora, mixed . , lo
" NBWr OROWN.'iBi^OOOAIIDKAU
Central petals of purest white, nuking a
stritiingmntrasttothelaige,brillUntiycol<)fed
outer peals ; very (lfec|jve ; 2 ft.
18. ^Many Oolora, mixed ^,. .lo
TIIUrPA«T*S
P4KONY MHraOTION
Luge and remarkably fine flower*, with
long, Iwaatifully incurved petab, resembling
thoK of the Paonjr. One of the finest Asters
cultivated ; 2 ft.
^ro Whito...
ilto, with Dark m
Wlant ROM ...
^t Bluo .......
Park BIMO
10
10
10
10
10
BrllllantSoarl«t,new,(fleciive is
miKOCfOoloro, extra choice,
i oi. 60c. ..; 10
Ooiloetlop of e dbtinct colors . . 40
VICTORIA
Undoubtedly the most hapdsome Aster in
cultivatioo, pf which we have an exctllent
strain. Flowers very largeand ifcrfectly double,
of globular shape ; fide pyram^l form ; l( ft.
Many OolOiro, fineit mixed 10
PYRAMIDAL HlRLtQlIlN
A new dwarf strain, of great beauty,
the petals of the flowers being very
irregularly colored, and the same
plant ofien shows • great variety of
blotched' and streaked flowers. It
is one of the latest to bkxim, and is
particularly valuableon that account 10
DWARF
Of very compact growth i flowers Arom S
to i inches in diameter, and verv abnndaat ;
later than other varieties, therefore valuable
fori succession; I fk. Pvpiik
10
10
10
10
10
10
Whito
•earlot anci WHHo ,
Dark Bluo
UshtBluo
Roo*, ohanflnK to WliNo
Flory« a most strikifis color ......
Many Oolora, ahoice nsiMd.
i oi.SOe
OollOOtlsn of 6 separate colors. .
10
10
PDU9WKT
A magnifie«Bt dwarf variety, abont
/inches high. VVhen well grown, a single plant
forms a complete boaqnt t of pyramidal shape,
and covers its^f with Uossoms, entirely hiding
the folbge. Fine for edging and small beds.
87. Flno Mlxocl^ many colors and
shades
38. Now Roao, Urge flowers, petals
fibely imbricated and of great sob-
stance, robust, and one of the very
best; mixed colors; 2 fi 10
30. Snowball, pure white 10
40. Mod SOhOU, or NOOCllo, flo'wers
lar^e, with long-quilled, sharply
pointed, curious-looking petals ;
mixed colors: 2 ft. 10
•BRMAH OUIIXKD
41. Many Oolors, choice mixed.
I OI. 30c 10
TAkL ASTERS
42. In great variety, and many different
climes mixed ; | oz. 30c. IS
DWARF ASTHRS
.43. In great variety, and many dilTerent
classes mixed ; | oz. 30c. , 16
AMMOI
very pretty oli
and orange, ii
sm Mtheti wal
favorite. Pir
SI. AmpO
8m Plam
(HARCUBRITBr
^ Very pretty, free-blooming pl»nt,bearing Cin-
eraria-like flowers; 2 ft. Hardy Annual.
44. OOBlOStiS (Blue Maigufritt), celestial
blue 10
The Sweet Alyssum has pretty little, while flowers, useful for making up in all kinds of small
bouquets, and its fragrance, while sufficiently pronounced, b verv delicate, reminding one of the
peculur aroma of the hay field. It groas freely from seed, either under glakS or in the open
ground, and makes a pretty border. The Alyunm i< one of the very best pbnts for the basket
or pot, which the lovers of^flowers in this section haVe learned, as it is to be seen in many windows
during the winter.
Alymum,Swoot, flowers small
and sweet, in clusters; 1 ft. Hardy
annual', 1 oz. SOc , S
46. — Bonthaml compaokHm,
b a new, dwarf, compact variety,
not over inches in height, bearing
its pure white, fragrant flowers in
■ greatest' profution. Hanfy "annnal 10
47. — Saxatilo oompaetum.
Rock or Golden. Hardy perennial S
^DRSOA (Maali Flowsr)
Ate small, but of remarkably brilliant color,
andmafcamostderirabjebeddingplants. They
flower ^TMly , u;d continue in bloom from Jane
till eaifly frost. Half-hardy annual.
48. Alonaoa srandMora, large-
■ flowored, scarlet ; 3 ft. . . 1 .' ■ S
— W—
ALOflSOA
49. — WarowwlMll,flowef«small,brig^t
•CBrlet,roriBiiigapKttytpikeilift*" >
ANTtR
An exceed
ducing an abui
with the yellov
for rock-work,
in any good gs
W. Arabia
60. -AoDort
67. Avona
withlari
annual
A dwarf gi
rich and beauti
shows are held
68. Rxtraf
Very show
Good Hope.
6i >. Aretot I
with dai
FOR E
r !*'■•
pUuar* in
Md I alwayt gi*M
Ion.
moiNoi,
W>t«rTllU. Qua.
•PAINO CATALOOUB OP SBBD8, BULBS AMD PLANTS FOR
INSI
lv< gudttk (traiitM,
labit attd ilwiw wilk
malt. It b tplamlid
f«4 rram tiM vary
raialt*. Butf-kmrif
lint
■•PLOWniKD
(F
»lh I flowers from S
and venr abandaat ;
I, therefore *alnable
rwplii.
10
IThlt* 10
10
10
IK to WhN* 10
lioe eoior 10
efioice mijn4.
10
ufparate colors. . 40
P PVRAIIIDAL
IKT
f varietj, aboat 10
(Town, a slogle plant
I of pyramidal sbapc,
>oms, entttcly hidiog
ing and tmall beds,
nany colors and
10
;e flowers, petals
»nd of neat sab-
I one of the very
i» 2 ft 10
white 10
l««Cll«,flo'wers
■quilled, sharaly
looking petals ;
. 10
UIIXBD
choice miaed,
10
TBIIB
id many different
iz. 30c. IS
•TBira
d many different
is. 30c. , IS
AMHOBIUM
\
I in all kinds of small
reminding one of the
glaks or in the open
plants for the basket
sen in many windows
kA
werssmall.brig^t
ttyspike,lift*.. 5
AfliMOBIMM (EVERLASTING)
One of the hardiest of the Ert ilastlngs,
with smsU but pretty white flowers. VaTu-
able for formine buuqueis In conneetlon
with grasses. Klowtrs should be gathct cd
before fully opened. Start Ike seed under
glass. Nmrdy tmnual. «»
00. Ammoblum •latum,
wUta........ ft
AMPBLOPSIB
(Mialatura VlrgteU Creeper, ar Javaaese Ivy)
A Species of Woodblnefcom Japan, with
verv prtlly olive green foliage, which turns to bright scarlet, enroson
and orange, in the fall. It does not require fastening, as it clings to the
sm Mtheii walls. It is perfectly hardy, and is fast becoming a general
favorite. Pirtnmktl.
HI. AinpMopsIa Valtehii lo
Sm Plamt LmT, for Wall Grown Plmilt.
ANTIRIININUM
(SNAPDRAGON)
One of I he verv best of our perennials.
Spring sown •cedlingi will bloom in beds
or borders the first season. Ijjy remov-
ing a portion of the flower stem in the
summer, the phuiu will throw up young
shoots fi)r autumn, making plants that
wilt endure almost any winter. The
seetl-we offer is from one of the finest
colleclioiu. Hanly ptrtnniait.
t2. Antirrhinum major,
choice colnisi 2 ft 3
8S. —Tom Thumb, mixed
colors} I ft S
AMBMONB
(••yVIND PLOWBR ■)
One of the earliest and prettiest of our
spring flowers, tiic flowers sre Xf^/e,
poppy-like in forq<, and run thr<«gh
various shades of scarlet, purple, blue,
white and striped, and often will lie
found varieties with an eye of a differ-
ent hue from the rest of the flower.
Hardy ptrtnnicU,
04. Anomi»no ooronaria,
mixed colors ; } ft 10
ARABIS (Rook Oron) :>
An exceedingly early and very prel^ spring flowering plant, pro-
ducing an abundance of small white flowers, which contrast beautifully
with the yellow Alyssum in bordersor ribbons. It is admirably adapted
for rock-work, edgings, etc. Grows about 9 inches high, and succeeds
in any good garden soil. Hardy ptrennial.
80. Arabia alplna «... lo
' *"*^ " ABPRRULA
A most profuse
bl<fpmer, and of dwarf
habit. Xh> flowers are
very nottl-scenttd, and .
last a long time in per-,
fection ; for making up
small bouquets it is all
thar can be desired.
A8PBRULA Hard, annual.
■Asgtorula asuroa aotosa, light blue, i ft s
AVOna OtOrillO (anlmatod oats), very graceful,
with large drooping »pikes on slender stems; 81 ft. Hardy
antumt....: V. 6
AURIOULA
.. . ■* ^T*'' ft">wihg plant* bearing umbels of frpgraiit flowers of many
nch and beautiful colors. A great favorite in Britain, Where flower
shows are held of this plant alone. Hardy ferinnial ; \ h.
68. Extra OholOO Mlxatf. From a prize collection .16
AROTOTI8
Very showy and interesting border plants; native of the Cape of
Good Hope. Half-hardy annual.
-"■ — A r ototia bro v l ao ap a, larg e orang e -colo re d ' flu w eri. — ~
with dark centre; lift 6
ANTtRRHINUU
06.
87.
flO.
61.
0!2.
«3.
M.
06.
66.
AMARANTNUS
The Amaraalhus fam-
ily embraces numerous
blaais, valuable for the
beauty of their foliage;
manvuf the varieties have
handsomely formed and
highly colored leaves.
They are very effective
fur autumn decorationi,
and are seldom e<|uallcd
bv any similar class of
plants.//ii^4ani^a«MMa//
%!ll'£S-aa.... ..s..!^ .- TRICOLOR Oosepli, Coal)
Amaranthua bloalor rubor, leaves bright Kariet,
grtten striped and shaded purple red, sometime* pointed
yellow, 1 ft y J
-Oaudatua( Love- Ues- Bleeding), long, droopiitg sprays of
flowers, S ft .... . ., _ ' ^
-monatroaua (Giant IMnca's i-eaiher) large and hjmil-
some, varieiia'ed foliage .. ., ,,...'.. ft
-rmol^noholloua rubor, compact,' rich' lilood red
IgiisEe, 9 ft ..'.., t^ 5
aallOlfollUa (Fountain Plant), gracefully drooping wil-
low-shaped leaves, brilliantly banded and lipped with orance,
carmine and bronze, i ft , . ., . 5
-trtOOlor (Josephs Coat), leaves scarlet, ' yeliow 'illd
green, U ft.. _ g
-aunrlaOtthe most brilliant of the family- The top of
plant lirilliant crimson 10
AHAkALUR
Lovely dwarf plants, very
effective as edgings, beau-
tiful as pot |ilanti, and
valuable for rock works.
Ha//- tardy annual t.
67. Anacaiiia
srandHlora,
blue, } It 6
— - aanswl-
naa,biighl luhy,
*<t 6
««•■« mliM
ARQKMONR
tPRICKLY POPPY)
Excei'tlingly ahowv, frer
flowering- bonier plants,
with large poppy-like fluw
er». The foliage is large,
pretly in form, nnd ol a
light green color, theleaves teiy much
resemlile the thistle. Hardy annual.
70. Arsomono Moxicana,
flowers, bright yellow ; 2 ft. 6c.
ARISTOLOOHIA ,
(DUTCHMAN'S PIPE)
A quick growing hardy Climber, at-
taining a height of thirty feet. The
flowers are curved tike a siphon, and
of a rich purple colore On the ||anksof
the Rhine and in most Coiiiinenial
cities the luxuriant foliage uf this plant
is an object of admiiation lo visitois. .Si.trt
seed under glass, cover thinly, aniklransplnnt
when weather becomes warm. //'((n/i'/Vr^nn/'a/. '
7L Aristoloekia alpbo .... ip .
S«« Plant List. ^' , /
A9UILRRIA
(COLUMBINE)
, The odd and peculiar formation of the flow-
ers of the new and double iorts irender them
well vtorthy of cultivation. They emiirace a
great variety of colors, exceedingly $howy, and
rank among the best plants lor-^arly auminer
blooming. Can be increased by a ditition of
the roots. Hardy perennial.
rOLOCHIA
AqalUfla,' choice mixed, double
wrieties ; 9 ft ■
■ ^"V t-r^ni- T PJUWUIVI C«lUoi».»,GiUto,U«kviir,lliri«mette»^etiuiU, Phlox and Dt^btePoppiM.
^.^
• • •
with • lood, lick toll, umI propar cw*, pimis mmi I
th« gr«»iMi •iic«ll«nc« urn producvd. Sow In tk fnaio or M, J
l»nif>l«R1 whan two or llirM inthaa in b«l|hl. ')ll« IUUmm Iovoo ■ wan
Whan III* plMU appMr la ho naliina loo Ihkk m haad, <au la Mdo Iho I
ii it a (ood plkn lo col oul toato of Ida braachai whan hboII. 11m BalaaaJ
Im> praDod or nipiiad offto anrdaalrttl fotai, to twoor ihroa oravan oao bnaeh, and >alf
flra angravlnit •hewing plaali ptunad In Mvaral waya. For Ida oaaira at a bouqaal a |
Paltam flowat la almoti at tfaiirabla at a Oaaiallla, bai muu lia uippllad wlih an aniflcial tlaa.
TS. ■■■■■m "Q W W'^WIl H *''' lliaAKatldouhlawhilaBaltaniaTaroflarad. Iti^MiaaHal
formly douhla, vaiy whila and aacttdinf ly Arm, wiih a tlUhl pink lln|a on Iha back, 'lil
•lam i> Arm, and iboioufhiy Jolnad lo Iha flowar, to It can bo aaally and tacaraly Uammad. Tw
It a iraal adtraniaka fof HurltM' u^o. I 9a. lOc , ,,,, .,.,,,,^
» «
• • -t w
dabcaia »hada of
».
SO.
HI.
^^.
■RAONYOOME '
(SWAN RIVBR DAISY)
A vary charming and
loay pink, •ovaral ahadaa
llgkitr th4in iha appla bloiwam. Sn cul (S) — )0
n. - SaiftoHn*, doMbla, whlia, tlrip«r and ipatlad wllk
lilac and « arfal {t\....^ »
76. -Ulaa, dotiUa, tltlpad wllh ctiaiMHi (I) 10
77. — Sunaat. Klowan oT a fina CamalUa'i ihapa daop
rich gainal red ; a charaiing Varlaly .10
78. aMl» •••••••«•• Ona of iha nuM iharmlng of all
llabanit ; laiKa, daubia, daap ruay pink •hada. 10
l«t«Ml<«) 10
MMl..*. ....10
-Umur oarmlna and whiia.^poiiad .10
-l;ll««irqM Aowarad 10
-lloaa fl««»«r«d| doubia, choicau mixed (S) 10
-Okiiwllla ftowantf, doubl*, ifitplctii ail>cd..'),..lO
<' ' ' . a , , »" '-•' - - i
The Brachyeome iberidifolia ii a Daii/-like
flower, found on the banks of the Swan Kivn, in
Austfalia, and is ipmetimet called Swan River
Daily. An elegant little plant, growing about
eight inches in height, of compact, branching
habit, and abundance of &>wer(, something tike
thoK of the Cineraria. An excellent flowering
plant, deserving more attention than it receives,
the bine being particularly desirable.
85. BraehyooiiM Ife*rl4lf0ltat blue and
white, separate or mixed 10
86. BroMM* MpwfMmla, Grass, very
fine, with elegapt hanging ears, well
adapted for bouquets, either dried or with
fresh flowers. Blooms second year j 1 ft. 6
neei
rdrie
MUZA MAXIMA OIIAS9
87. ■(!>■ Maxima, a chaming variety of
Shaking Grass -,, one of the best ; 1 (t.
Hardy animml 6
BARTONIA
Mra. Robert Woodwoith.Selauh, N.S. -Amjual
beginning a flowar garden, and wai on iha point of
angina to the Stataa for aaed* when your, catalogue
ame tohana I aai delighted with 11, It i< not only
■ANTOMIA
A very showy plant, with gray branches
thistle-like leaves. It likes conuderable moisti
and the young plant spmetimes suBiers in a
time. Sow seed where the plant is to flower, ai
does hot bear transpUnting wall. Hmrdyann*
88. BartaNla aiiraa, golden yellow ; l } ft,
(See ex/) ,,
BMlMtor'a ttutton (too Canianraa.)
«• Vina (tee Cardloapermnm.)
MMWALUA
Exceedingly pretty pianu, fljuvering un(
glass throughout the autumD^-vfCnter ana spii
months, and ont of doors in summer. The pla
give abundance of bloom, and areexceedibgly f
(or bedding purposes. HcUf-hatdf atinmJ.
89. ■rawalllaataia, whitiX.....
90. — Blata, blue...,...,..j.<)^.....
01. -r-Waaaa new, large flowering
Umnm m tk atiaata (tee MniL, GrcenhoutK)
Mwa Ba«tla (lee CenMnre4.1
■laadUlK Hmmw* (»ee Bnlha.)
%
leligh
a caulogne, but a manuaraf Instruction.
■ <<ae Ompanula.)
■ a»enlsi (aea Greenhouia and Bnlba.)
FOR A SHOWY BED-SLr2."SS2L'
batter, tlwa Batam, DiaatkiM, Phlox, Ptttmia, Portals
»♦».
■PRiNo CATAUNtui or nsM^ miLM AMo rtAim por mi
Croay"! FrMck *• — im
O^r Ctfoice Capias
(INDIAN SHOT PLANT)
Highlj on)«m«nlal pUnlt producing ■ rich effect b) ihcir \uge, broad «nd lAkiive (M*tt,
tefiniiuitd bf raccmei of crimion, oranct, or icailel floweri. Soak the iced Vi hauri in hot
water before planlinc » torn in landy loam and peal, and plate in a hot-h«<l ; when up to lh«
■acbnd leaf, pot off ilngly and keep under glaii until Ihe proper season for planting out i take
up the rooti before froit, and preier*e in a warm cellar or room. Halfhmdffcttnmali,
92. Oauina (Indian Shot), fin«at mixed varieties 8
—WAroaamrlmll, red, foliage itriped, Tcry fine and beautiful .'" 10
—N«pal«nala, clear yellow, (upcrl) |0
— Ormy'S N«W tuparb Pr«neh, Urue kiu and flowcn of <laiiUnK iMet of
yello^, orange, scarlet and ▼ernilion, some beautifully striped \ mixed csolors . . . . 2fi
Sm Bulk List. ^
OAllDIQSPmilUM
(BALLOON VINB)
M.
»4.
00.
A curious CHmber and remark -
able for its inflated membraneous
capsules ; a rapid and graceful
climber, useful for either inside or
out-doot decoration. Sow under
glass or in greenhouse. Gitc
Slants support to run upon;
eight about 6 feet. Haif -hardy
OHHUal. ■ .
IM. Oar l«a|i«rM«M
NallMMakMM .... 6
OM*r7 WMIIlMmr (See TniMo.
Inai).
Onliftimis r«p»J (Sm E«:li>cbolt.
n»).
CMtorOUaMatSeeRicbuO^
OaloMlMte rSM GrMnhoois).
Oiawasin (Sw GnenhMue).
OrtrMtt— (S«« Viininlan Stock).
OOSMOS
Our new hybiids of this magni6cent annaaf are among
tne most showy and graceful of all garden flowefs, and noth-
ing can give greater satisfaction fur aolate diqilay. Th«y
make very Urge plants, growing five to sM«n feet high,
which ire beautiful masses of the most elegant foliage until
ihey begin to bloom in September, when each plant will
have hundred^ of large showy blossoms. October frosts do
not hurt the pl a nt s o r fl o wer s, a nd durinR that m onth it i«
OATWirkT
An cailv fluwcring plant, with small lliiwats,
while, reil and pink. A moislute loims «n Iht
•tslki, which sometlmts entraps flies, htnce Hit
nmne " Caichfly" Hardy atiMttii/.
W. Oatakfly, mine <! coi<<is. i ) n (i
119. — PwHiiila HMiia aaMipaafti a
OAOUkLU
(FLORA'S PAuIX^IRUSH)
Flowers are borne in clutters nn slender tlalka,
alMiut a fiiot or so In length, pio<iucing flowers
for cutliflg every day, which arc valuable for
small bouquets. Halfhanly annHal.
100. Onaaila ■••alaaa, scarle s
101. ^iHtaa, goMan yellnw A
OALURNOR
The rich, jiurple crimson glow of Ihe beauli-
ful saucer-shapeil flowers of these cleganl iilanls
ismatchleu. For borders an<( licds the ifowcis
and foliage are slritilngly effective. Sleep licforc
■owing. Thin plants to about one foQt a|iart.
Hardy annual.
102. Oalllrhoa |n4ata, purple crimson,
with white eyes, 2 ft A
OOWSLIP
The well-known favorite English Cowslip,
flowering-early in the spring.
IWi. Oow«lf|», mixed colors, | It . . fi
OALLIOPSIR
(CORIOPSIS)
The plants are usually two or three feet in
height, of slender habit and rapid growth. The
flowers are of every shade of yellow, orange and
rich reddish brown, and make brillinnt groups or
l ow sc r eens. — Se e ds g r ow very iapidly, and tnay
be sown where plants are to flower.
1(M. OalHaMlBi mixed colors, 2 ft 5
IDS. — DtamaiaaMi, yellow, crim on
cientre, IJft '.,.6
the gayest and most showy plant in cultivation. It is pro-
nounced by all to be the finest seed novelty in many year;.
.Sow early.
97. Oaaaies Nykritfa, mixod all colors. is
W« ««• coofldnrt thM our Flower Sooda are nnqiMsUciiBUy Vif^^ aa«l vaaMy a«Mriar la «aalHy to those nsonl^ aoM.
t>t<l-*
THB tTEBLI MOI. OTf. .TORONTO, OUT.
117.
Th* Cob) rate
( iIm hhwi
umIuI, li«*Miiliii
■luiopM gfpw
.ngitliMrdimb-
Ing annaaU;
with Urga, Ana
folltga, largt
litll ' •haufd
flowait, ai niil
irMnaadchaD-
Ring lit puipl*
Uc, almoM
'i
Tha CampaauUa ambraea many baautiful
•nil popular anniialt and partnniali, Thr
vailaiiaa IWiowara titrcmaly baautifiil, hard)
and fraa blooaMiri, ailhar in liada or hordari.
IM.
107.
OamiMRMHi SMMilMiM (Vanai'
Looking Claia), blua and wMla,
mlied or separata ) ) n. HarJr
anmual .i.
iMUMHa MMlla (Caijlar--
Hcll), large lloweri, tin
108. -4
burjr Hell), large lloweri, liiuHe
varieiiei, miitd;ait. /V''/m<4^V i
-tfMikto. ntixtd.' yvrv«J|pK'«.|
OTPBIHfg ■.■".''■•','
(UHBRBLLA PtANT)
A tirikingli handtome (pliaga plaal,
•qualljr well adapted for ihegrecnhouaa ot
opengroand. the leave* are ttripcd with
white, giving tb« plant a tlittinct and fine
appcaraoee. Scad ihould h» lown aarly.
Itiioreaijrcultnr*. Halfkanlf ftrtmmial.
loe. •fpmnm mKHnlUMkm W
"•«■♦•« 10
In. long and
In. inwidih. In
Vt can lie taken up, potted and removed
tolhelf^^ttherriihey will thrive and flower dur-
ing Ihttwi^itr. For coverinK virandai ami (aneai,
nothing MfpaiMa the CnlMrt, or when planted in a
row, 'i t\. apfrt, and tupiMMted wiih hriiih, it makei
an elegant icrAn. Half kantf anrntiU.
114. OflkOBS Ma«tf«ik« 10
OMRTSAHTIMHVIi
The annual varletiei of Chrnaathemtn^ ar«
aaeccdinglv pretty. Tha-gieat aaj gfitwing damand
.\\ -T'
aiilaad t
ma
121.
;r^>.
> u>.vi^4^~
t
OALAiimiLia
(CUMBER)
A beautifulquickgrowingClimber ; rich
orange-Karlet flowcn. Should lie Darted
early in a hot-bed or greenhouse, and pot-
ted when five leaves have formed, tlien
planted out in June, '/'tniltr anHual. J |
no. •alaiMiMlla aaakar (Eecrc-*
mocarpui scabra) lo
OOMVOLVULVS M440II
(MORNIMO OLORV)
Jrt — Oneoftbt
beat known
laiid moat pop-
*ular annual
elimbera we
have. Will
grow alMosl
Lanywhare, and
■covet any Mii^hl-
Myfeaoeor Uiild-
Inc^in a very short
tiaM,ifgivenalit-
tl* support for the
viDca to run on.
The flowers are of
the moat briHiant
.'" TALL colors and shades,
i. , , fto" white, dark
blue, purple, carmine, rose, lilac, violet and
(tripcd. Hardy dHffuml. rif^"
111. OaavalvMliia niilar (uil Morn-
ing Glory), mixed colors 6
112. — Mlaar (dwarf Morning Glory),
bcantihtl colors, mixed 6
vy y
l^fli*^
"fj u)V
various skadeaawt Mlat*,
^— . -f» 10
lU. -•wmmNN. snow, plil|*,l«aMM«
do«l>la flowers i I It I0
(roi ChlMu whI JaaaiWM »tUil«, tm Or«»»l»Q»ia.>
•KNT AVKtA 4«.m nmwm^
Skowv, free flowering, succeeding well (n
any kind of soil. Hmtdjt mmnfli.
I It. Oiata a raa AaiaHtawa. flowais
Uirn I hlae, paipla i Strang planu i
-•iraiiMM' Vkmnirn' 'as itaeiMim-s
Uuiton and Corn HollU), mixed
color* B
^UNMalMrta (Swsct Saltan) yel
low, white and purple, ■tiadaolor*,
very sweet \ \\\\ g
(ror MiMr »rUllM, m* OmwiIh»m.)
OIUNllA minaaamm
Highly ornamental plants,produclng created
h.ad. ol flowers. There are many shapea and
colors, but (he scarlet and crimson Ate the
moat brilliant and rkh. The oftener they are
tranaplanled or shUud, Ibe larger and mi
h«iautl hl_th^j{f O».^ Half karjy ammuali.
litt. Octoala artotatat dwarf iCock*-
eomb), ooa of the latgeal of thi*
vaiiaty, mixed color* S
-~4»9»m aaal H BBwifc, an ea-
tif ely new and dislinet, and very
beautiful variety 10
t aagaw ^«a, very fine
dwarf variety, with dark leave*
and crimson comb* 10
-iwarf caMaa raaa (new)
brilliant and •ttracliva 'IS
-raalliara« KramMaNa.
a variety wi h feathered flowat* |
«ft. J graceful 10
QLAmiA
in.
IM.
has.
IM.
I Thaaa are yery eBcctivc border plant*.
|*bowy and pro(«(« bloomer*, well adapted
I to cool or abaded location*. Hmniy tmmuaU.
1197. Olarkla alagaaa, llne*t
I double varictle*. mixed ; U ft. . S
128. — aMlallalla.deepro*e; Uft.. S
[l». — iNfairf ■ "
ISO. — "
-OOfeUIMtA
Very neat, grqaring in any light aoi] ; 1 It
Bardy amuiialt.
IIS.. OaiUaala, mixed col(«h.. :..... s
brought them into general invar. T1i<y arc bfi|ht,
cheerful and free bloomen, easy and rapid in growth,
and *ome are really beantifnl^, the colon having tha
appearance of being laid on With a bmah, and for
thi* ressonare called "Painted Daisy." They are
of varied and beautiful color*, ttriped and edged in
various shades. Set plant* about one foot apart.
Hardy annua/.
116. -r-Ballpa** Of all our Hew annual Chryt-
anthemumi, none are mrre beautiful, if,
indeed, they are *b striking in appearance,
than the "Eclioae." Its large, single flo v-
ers are 8)10 3 int. in diameter, and exhibit
a striking contrast in markings. They are
pure golden yellow, with a bright purplish
»c*rlet ring on the ray of floret*, the di*c
_--,-^ It double, rich
crimson) Ijft ,
-••Mra. Lmmgtn," *now
white, with • well defined diic
or centre of brilliant crimaoit. . ;
isi. -Omt aalaalatf «a«» ra«,u-
ceedingly fine ^.....
OALAHMUINA
10
10
ngj
rk"
~ being daric brown. Very flrce flowering,
and easily grown. {Set emt.) 10
116. OkryaaatlMaMmi triaalar, variooa
shadcaofcoiar*: 1 ft, S
Very l>Muulf«l LTniMia plant*, adaliality aitsorad
' ' ' rgrk, oiiera lk«y will a-oaua
TIm sngnvina. ihows lb* habit
f'>r plaoiing in rock.vgrk, ohitra lk«y will y
flowers in piofiuioa. TSm sngiavini. wows tbe
nf >hm p i snt, w hitjb Jees b est la l l ak t sa n j y ■aB,
X
Hardy annna l ,
ISI. C«liMli<e»lai a i *i M aill«i St row ;
. er tulks, 1 to t (k a
W. ^wmfeollaita, raey purple, perennial,, bat
flowering th( flfstieaioa.... . ..'.... 5
UIEF DIIECTIONS HM SWinilC, ETCe
will b« printMl on Mtcb pMkat of Ftewer Sm^. sad by foUewiac tbcm, wiy pcrMa
wtthMt tile Xnax exiMriMm wUI hav« (Mr awxMB ia tin caltan of Fiowtra.
— w— ,
■■ '^ :■-;■■.■ ■■■. . Z^.; ■•■/-■; \ ■■
/
()ae of the
maAil
tii>ril«r
fifeely
Is peril
Wtly spring.
IM.
OflM4
ptire t
lis.
-■m
140.
No flower tu
ings, ibrm or
colored Camat
Pinks, Picotee
lar fav3rite*, b
acribed under {
**«d will not p{
Will prove *io(
SQod percental
kade* of cpli
hardy fannmui
141. Oarni
double
ant am
l^rflorl
'tkeeh'
— tfoui
-Karl
(SNi
14&
143.
144.
14S. Ououn
retembi
wanUt
curioait
'•^ tx^ ?".-!n j!«^p«^ ^^^"^^^P^ >
^•°^'
•uccMdlng
■OMlMl//.
I MMag phnU i
I M MaelMlai'i
Botllt), Blltd
•ct Sullao) ytl-
It, ■liadaolor*,
II in
•.producing crMitd
rt manjpihapMtnd
1)1 cfimMMi *r« lh«
'he ofttnar lh«y an
>« laigar and mtti9
' kurjf annumli.
, dwarf (Cocka-
« latgMl of Ibla
Diori A
t#ltoMlf an to-
•llnel, and vary
10
riMi vary Kna
ilh dark Icavaa
iba 10
III r— (naw)
activa 'IS
PyrainMaN*,
itharad floiran {
10
IIA
iv« bordar planta,
nera, well adapted
■a. HmrJyannuaU.
lana, Anaal
miied; UR.. •
!cp roMi \\ ft.. 5
■i doablt, rich
6
itrVt" anow
ill defined diic
laal erimaoD. . ; 10
wii
10
trwiilO CATAtPOUB OF MlOt. lULM AMO t%MKt% FOR
OANDVTUrr
Oaa of tha oldcai aad aiaal pofMilar and
InaaAil bordar aanaalt. Il Mnuoia litng aad
Ifiaalf, Il p«rlacilthafd)r, and may lie Mnrn la
■ early iprtag. Hanfy anmtml.
llM. OMttfytuft <lb«rl«), ftatfraal,
para arblla lift., Ma. pti oa ft
MM- -Bm^raMS A imw. pata «htla,
SIganiic fnim of Koekal Oaoatylafl and
ecidadljr iha hneai earUty In culiUa-
liiMi. It i( a itroag, fraa grower, alMMil
!■ Inchaa In halgbl, ami ptaidaelag;
•avaral laaeaaa IruMca of Iknren.froai
Ate to alghl lache* In laaglh and two
amf a hall lo Ihraa iochaa in diameter.
The Individual loarera an of laiga liaa
and M Iha puraal whllaoaia. To tacure
the beat teMlta Mcd ahoald be aown
under glata ai early ai February. Fair
■UGcaia may Im had by towing Hcd la
the open ground in April i but in either
U
•
•
A
10
10
I8«.
187.
las.
lao.
IM.
eaae I he aoll muat be made very rich
-«rtm«on. very liaaultful i I ft.
~ rooliatf pura white, large
irnaa i I ft
-~purpl«, dark, fine I I ft.
-N«w Carmln*, producct a
maaa of lirll|l«nl carmine bloom . .
-MiXMl OOlor*, Ana dwarf hy-
bridt
OARNATION
■ t/e ^
M¥
i
^, pannnlal, but
i*m, any pcnoa
Plewara.
Mo flower tan aurpaai, In delicacy of mark-
Ingt, form or delicioua fragrance, the rich-
colored Carnation, a rival of the Koea. Tb«
Pinks, Picotees and Sweet WillUm, aU popu-
lar faviritea, belong to thia daaa, and are dct-
•cribed under their diffsreat headings. The
sead will not produe* all double flowerai some
Will prove single, oih>rs semi-doable, but a
SQod paroenlaga will ba double, and of all
kadea of colors aod »«ry fragrant Half-
htrdf ttrtnmUl.
141. Oarnatlon, vrsiiadln,
double scarlet, dwarf, moal brilli-
ant and coatpidoua, highly valued
by florists I 1 ft . , SA
■ fpatl M ll M> fraa, saved from
toe coiieMt double Sowera ; 1} ft 9A
—<tO|lbl«, mixed, vny^ae . 10
—■auly Dwarf Viiml* .... as
OUOUMM
(SNAKB eUCOMBBIOT-v^^
CANDVTUP1 MMPRUI
OINIRAINA •AMMDISSIMA
14S,
Ououmla Fimiipa— , i
reaembliag ■ long green anake,
ward«of7fset m laogth,
curiosity ..- .......
fruit
up-
gietu
10
118. Oantfkilaalnia, with silvery
foliage, uied chiefly for' beds and
•nnniali , . IS
la).
foliage, uied chicflv for'
borders. Ualf-hmrif Un
(8m GrawhoUM ramik
OALKNOULA
'r
Isoneof the well-known Marigold family.
C, ofuinalit is much prised by houukeepers
forfUvorinp. Inmixed borders and thrubbciies,
ari exceedingly attractivt. Hardy anutial.
.147. Oalandula olllolnalia, t«
Prouat, uniformly double, nan-
keen, edged with brown ; 1 ft A
— Mataori handsome, perfectly
double, and beautifully striped and
14S.
140.
edged with yellow j 1 ft 6
— Offlolnalla (Pot Marigold);
I ft
OKNTRANTHUS
These form beautiful masses or borders, and
for bouquets or other floral work are excellent.
The flowers are small, borne in clusters on
light green, almost transparent sttms. Hmrif
aHHttal.
IM. OahtnuithH*, rose and white
mixed tlft , A
Cala m (m OrMakouM).
!«•(•€• AoolhfiaX
Hiw Im* CmMnraaX
(h* GrMBhoaMl.
_. *«(lMitall»).
^■eWM VliM (m IpoiBta QnaaMcUlL.
Ofclna— rrlmrwaw (mv OraanhooM). '
OHaiMtkiaa ParsspWaH (m* GrMahouM).
W
WlkOiiMCUMlMII
Ahkoagh not aewt wa do not hatllHle to gtva Ihlt
aaalWI climber prowlaeaca. We know of uu vine ao
valuable (ur sovarlag uaalghily ob)«cU, Itae itumpa,
hack lencaa. tie. Il grows ia|iidlf , •lulnlag a haighl
af f'oas ^0 1)1 91) Ival, nrnaluclng an liiiimenM iiuaail
ly of ||fa«« fcilUfc Wa ilu noi howavar riswaad
H fur UM In fi<ini ol house ■>,
ISl. Bahlnaayatla latoat* ,, W
OLKMATIS
Hapid growing climlMia, One for arbors «ad
varsntlaa i the •mall varlallas Anwer in clutiars, aad
are vary fragrant | the large flowering varlallas are
very handuimv, and are cunilnually In bloom. Snak
the teed In waim waitr (ur lit hours before sowing.
Ilar^f ftnuKtali , lA feel.
lau. olama«la riammula {yirftm't
Hmtr). Producing begsulihil clusters of
small white «agr.<nt flowers 10
IM. -JaaiiMian'a HylMtf*. rubra, <
violacla. snuhia, vellchi, air , line mixed. . US
114. -HybHda arrantflflara, large-
flowering, mtat d cuk>rs . . W)
fw Mkw vwbitoa, M* FlanM.
OBRAtTIWM (taaw ta •ummar)
One of the prelliesi hardv iwrennlal plants for
liedding oul or ribboning ever known, Iwing of dwarf
growth, densely branching, wilh leaves oivv led wilk
> cottony down of rnnwy whiieneas', and produeinga
profusion ol ele«anl while flowers.
1 8S. Omtaatlum blab«ra«alni, A incbat
•»•••> 10
ttkOVra (Swaat)
Thisis the sweet variety of clover ao well known,
has a white and very sweet scented bloasom, and is
most valuable for bcei.
I0«. Malllotua alba, peros, lOe., lib.,
•jnc s
(SwMI Nifhllngsla)
A large, slronggrowinK plant
with liumpet'snapol flowers,
often l>aaring blostumt six
inches in lengtii, mostly white,
sometiniles tinted with a deli- '
cate shade of blue. ' Th« roots
can be preserved In a caller,
tike the Dahlia. .Set plants
three feet apart. HalfMarJy
mmHHOl.
Datura ffhatuoaa hubarlana,
flowers large and double, inside White,
outside generally colored, 3 feet A
DOkMllbS I '
(HYACINTH BEAMiFl
A splendid rapid-growing climbed; Bowers, pro-
fusely and in clusters of while, purple and lilac flower
pikes, which are followed 1>y exceedingly omamcalal
seed-pods. Plant the seed where they ara datired to
ey arUdi
iiioaaai
flower, and in at wiim and diy iliuaikw u pouible.
Give support for the vinnto ran apop. Grows from
eight to twenty feet. HifliiSfl/y »mnual.
1A8. "Doilonoa LaMab, mixed colors.... A
•OU LAONRTMA MIAS*
(lOrS TEARS)
lAO. Tbcaa hate curious, broad, cora-Uka l«a*ai.
aUnetiTCt l|lt. Hardy mmnmtU.
TU nWML ■•§& Ort., VOMHTO^ PMT.
DlanthUH
h'
TALL OILPHINIUir
OIANTNU$
mtlLpmmtmi (larMiNir)
Vny^howjr Mfbactou* pknlt
with Analy e«l foliag* ii^d huid-
lonit Aomfi in dilUi«v( tlwdti
of blue, p«ipU and «hll«. Kor
ImC« btdi on U»iM ot mMMi
and mU<d bordan (hay aia un-
anipaiaad. Tha iailat growing
vairiaiict aia alio cieallant foi
cut Aowara. Suceaad bait In a
light ilrh aoll in a lunajr litoatioa.
Aivuali mmJ ftnmmiali.
niENNIAL YAIIITIU
100. — OmiIi M vr la « • M,
daik bina 30
J|«l.-N«4llMUll«, brlillMit
light icarlct ihading to
Cfiailon ; 3 ft 10
162. — fliiat t nMiatff p«r-
annial aorti. Savad
from a choica ctAac-
tlon of Inutile flowarad
*aiiatia£ .f
ANNUAL VARIBTIKS
N
10
<t
10
s
s
in. — Bwikl* •warf Hackat, vuioai eoior»i i fk. i i^i^Hiie..
164. - BaM W Tali Raaliat, Taiioui coU.ra ; l| faat ■. , .
16B. — Oaabla 0warf OaNtfataybraai, varloai colora i 1 ft
106. — gj apatar, double, mixad. brilliant color*, few fine vMiai* ; U faal , .
167. -ri«aa« a«a«al aM^ta. mixed
OMITALIS (ramglava)
BxeaadiBgiT handaome planli of itately growth, and whan well grown have iplkei at
leaat three feet bight with pretty purple, white and ipotted thimbleihaped floweri ; bloomi
the second aaaaon. In autumn large planta can be divided.' Hardf j^rtnnM.
168. DIgltalla. laaaaaliaat Ivery'i new spotted, superbly marked, coton, miicd. S
169. — akalaa ariaa^ 5
OUR ••■•ma smAin'or jiANUAs
It b pot known by *ll adiniran sf ihit hanlMaw plaal Ikat phnii (rawn
from Mad will prodnc* iKUlilkil nad qvlla nwrfact fl«w<A ik* am •■■mur.
Oar cMUomtrn •xm » will wiblUd wilk llw rwulll ftwa moiLAii Aawtn
■rawn rrom bullM. Th* n«w linil* variatix^r* kacaalof <«e«HMy aopu-
Cw, baiagaMrul for culiiac.udpoHawiiwaialnrgraca not MMilMd^ilM
daabU f«rtft. In Aow«r b«in. thrubbariaft, backunmnda. and Rwdiiiant affact
ll would ba difficult \a find plaati of aaaiaf cultnra and mora aiTaciira ihaa
dw Dahlia, with ihair gracaibl habit of (rtwlh, aad ihowy, rich liowart of
iho brlahtltil af colom, whlla, pink, charry , mjltanta, oranga, yallow and d(
M bia<ciiaa~1n
Tha aaiMiloa of IMaa
Ihaa, hn««ii aa < hiaata
l^aka aad Japaa I'laki,
are aoMMic ika moal txil
llaat ul •nil iMildlnn iilanu
froni aaad. Ralaaclaarif
In apt tag un<l«f glaaa, and
Slaalad oal, iha^ will
uwar aarla, and omllnaa
cuWaiaH wiik lilrHiin nil
hiHl in Autumn. Soma
of iha Anaal allaals In imr
aapaflniaaial gioandi
kava liaan |»f«Mlur**4l liy
lh«*afl«lita nl Imiwriali*
ami lloldawlgil, Tha
Ikiwoia range In cnlof,
front lh« imraal arhila, Iha
rfeapaalolmaiia.anil miwl
Ixaulllul HUc lYiayllva
mrat winiti and hliwrn aa
wall tha aaomd year aa
tha lUai. Wa know wf
are doing our cuaiomdria
kindnaaa by atginu Iham
In plant Iha Dianihui, f<ir
botn garden and p<)l.
flaad may ha sown in ibe
spt lag, under glaaa of in the taod bed. H—tIf <mnt»»l.
179. lilafl«ll«iaOlllwawala(('hinaaa or Indian
Pink), best double variatia*, miaad i I ft . A
-Imyarlalla. (Doahia Imperial Itnka),
mUed : I ft A
-NaMatwIgli, floweri single, S inches
•crou, of rich and beautiful colors. ..... A
■la<aia««>a. Flora riena, splendid
large double flowers of dark shades, marked
wiin white and bUck colors, rich and
beantlAil
-<la»aalaaa (Kastem (juaea), single,
three or ioor inchea gcroaa, splendidly
atilped ana stained . .
— yiiaga<t remarkably flaa varlaly
miaad . ■ ■
-Haaia H MI , fl. pk (Ponbla Uarden
rinkK flnesl doable, mlicd colors
-Ptamartaa, fl. al* Alkat pure snow
whitf , very biiaullflil
'■HA (Ma Maaambryanlbaaiaai).
MHlart
171.
174.
170.
176.
m.
17V.
10
10
10
10
10
OwntyMll
p|«4a Cantautaa).
purpla.aitd
dianilagfnaanar
nrlpad, nyad, araiilad ana blotchad in iha moat giotaaqaa
^
/ grow fraaly In alaioal any aoil froai taad town in
Ika aprisg. Tha Mod can ba lown in ahalbw paaa any liiM fiom March lo
Jaty, and tha taodlinga traaaplantad toimall poia. Aa aoon aa thay ara tiroim
aaough, biit noi uatiTdangar af froal ia paat, plant ana foot apart,
in. Oalillaa,aingla, aiiaad, (naal atraia In callivatlon. Graal rnrialy
incolorand form if
in.— Oasiaiw mlwa, aalr* fina, aavad fram choicoat double iowara. H
, tiaa ear lufatb CaOectiaa af Pat Crvwa Piaata, Page aa.
A,general favd(ne for edgings and b^cra, giving
an abundance of^^ early spring lowers, ind may be
made lo flower later by the ns« of w. ter. The flowers
are quilled and flat pctalad, while, pink, red and
variegated. Sow early in hot bed, and when large
enongh,J(AaBtent to a rich, cool, pattiallv shaded
situation, when ihey may be bronght into Aowtring
the flrst season ; plant sis inches apart, so that when
in perfection they will nearly covet tha ground. They
may not all come double from Ih^ seM ; the single
ones ihould be pulled out. Roots may be divided or
removed at any time, even when In floarer. Tha
strains we offer ara remarkable for the site arid
dcublenets of Iheir floarers, and much Superior to
thnee senerally offered. TImJtr ftmuMi.
180. aaMla paraiuila <doul>ie daisy), Bnast
doable varictlca, mixed t IJ ft 10
181. —SaaMa vriiHa, pure; fine lo
182. —Lasitfallaw. Larg* donbl* roaa colored
flowers, splendid .... 10
laS. —OaaMa 4«llla«l ailBa4. a new strain,
the floarers of whichareeompoeed of petals
at round at a knitting needle ; veryprctty '
and cuiioai , . . . . , , 23,
mTMmHi
Beantifal, profuse flowering plantt, for bedi
and borders, Drodndng clusters of fragrant yellow
and oriuige flowers, very desirable for cutting,
plant and MostomrtatitaUn the siAgle wallflowtr,
but ndt so large. BmrJfamnual.
1S4. Waafaalafai double and aingU .., 10
4f
IDA. U«IW«to« (gnaiwllu'" l«<>«topo-
d In m I, til* Ira* arxl fimiiua KcUl wvUii
of th« Alp*. Th* rtiiwria ■(• lit
4owarl*>iui«,pui*>l|**i whli«iii<l
^ *lii«ha|>«it. Har-
c««i^ In almod
any loil, not loo
>lch,«l<hfull*>
p<MuMtoih*iiin. 3A
IIONieiMLTZIA
(Callfocnla Pa|ip]r)
V«fy pretty pto
fai* nInnmtnK
fitanli, of eilrtm*
y rich and liraatl
fuleolpri,hlooMln|>
from Juna ufllil
ftoai.
Mfir ahowy plant, aifiih loav, giacaful
•il«*rirl«an*,d«*plv'rul*nir«ir*ll«ntly
MCHSCNoLTZIA
IW.
187.
IM.
188. —I
u and bMdtra, gttrlng
nowen, ind may be
uf w..lcr. Th* flowtri
white, pink, red and
bed, and when large
eool, partially iliadcd
rotq^ht into Aowtring
n apart, m that when
vat tha ground. They
ih^ Med I th« lingle
Ma may be divided or
hen In flower. The
>le for the liae and
nd much iuperior to
■MkMlicHrta Oallf*fNl«a,
bright yillow, with otaiige centra
It creamy white i I It
ii double, bright orange-
■eUleti Ifl
•i rich, beautiful i
doubl* large floWeri '. ^
■vwtinc ^Hm»«aa (m< (KiHHtMra).
■«l»IIOIIBU
(MOUNTAIN OP SNOWJ
Grows alxMt IH int. high, and covered
with light green and white margined and
variegated leavea, nearly 8 ini. to,ng, Ix-com-
ing •mailer at the top of bianrhet, giving it
nn eitraiiaely showy, appearance. U*(f-kardji
annual. •
190.
IBl.
Ifeipli*rkla varlsgata
■IMAMTIIV9 RAVBMMiS
CrIairtlMia Ravmiiu*, as line at
ranpaa Grata, which It reacnbltst
?uita hardy for northern climate )
ft, i/mnfy ftrtHHiat
I (tn Riipa). rama {tm Gtmm-
.Imwm). Wauraelng Sawa (tw SaUit).
Parsat-maHtat (Ma MiroMiiO Pa«tn«-
aUn Platitttn Amamnihui). paur a'alaali
(m Mirabili.). Pai*i[lava (M Digll*ll«X
PaaHai* (••• GrMnltouM .
in. ••NiMPVNVttt desirable averias-
ting, vaAied for tts handsome
glob ular heads of flowers, which.
- " J"
•OSCTU
KM««'lin(ljr haniltnma,
I very tlM*!!** arh^a^
(toaa In timU. I
iiis*<l htdart I free and
etattani l.l<mia«tt, IM^f
liM •Mlatta (i)«ch*M
»l A|l>aay),vatyU>g*.
••eaatlfulsaitaywuMi
very Una 10
. Tk« BrKla.
whlte.MtmlMeentrai
Uft «
Vltlhl«yl,"lttllltanl,"ri(hcaimln*, *"
•hail*<l iitr III llichl itita at Ih* polnii of **
petal., in 10
-LMl|r AllMiiMVIa, baauiiful est
•iaa <'ilnM»n i I fi A
^ffaaat mlaatf |
•TPSOMIIkA
A veiy pt*(tyjte« flowering lltik plant, li<M
riirii,
adapted for
ruiilc lock «ii
liaaketa
(dginn I of graceful and iK nder aiuwib.
IM. •yipMpklla alataMa, «>Mi*t | ft.
GOdRDS
USBPUL. ORNAMIMTAL AND PANCV
I h\% nKi*l (tirlou« ftn,! fMU*««ilns famHr i« l.ul Ulll*
hii*t«n,ftiul ««K««*aui(*«,t**t ta<^**ll<t^<tni <*t t* >tr«>|>«oil
wt IIm Miitl iom|iUl« luli «v«t offaicit. Ilia (iHm« may U witmlaitully
vsitail bv lylna M**"!* atoNiHl ilia v^'ima finii, oi l>y^i'ln«iita ilia aania in
a laivaif MiniM whl'a liowlna. ihu" filanifiine ••» lM9iiifaia any lUatlail
fifuraa •! lallan «ht.Hmav U.aivail un iha mmilil* hiarl lliataaiUn |Ni1»ln ilia liMia*
■It I tllanla««a«ina»ilan|at frum Ifual U iivai, n« iiaarly «llof iha taisai Niil,rai|«iUa'lha
wlioia aaatiin lu matufa iifiinaily. (!lv« lh«m a ^uniiy timalUm aii4 ytaniy ul wSlat.
•larlel, with white ttiipa
I*4l*ti« Ixauiiful fotlaue, tcarlel Irull
0««MMra Atrtfaa, green Irult, yellow >tii|w
BiMaaaiM, TetMl (iourd
■HaMMia, lle<lg*h<>K <i<ni»d
Bvaaaislafkit * itHMeticny t iouni
MatMllfama, irarlel, Ihorny
Brwica 99m4, very like an otanga „ .
■•Ml* •awnl, the laiKetl
if cut when matured, will retain
their beauty for years. Miied.
Half-hardy afnuat 5
•ataullHIlt (M* GrMnlUMMa).
■Inka (km OtamhouM).
>*' Mak, laigc, dull shape
Oartfllial'a Nat. exceedingly a<lil . . ,
LanglaalMa, Krowt tu 4 ft. long
Malatkraat pretty tpeciea, small fl<^weii ki;d fruit
AMla«a«inl. '....«.
OatHak >«;.,.
^a«» •atml. ..,..,
Patatfar riaah
AWlU
g «M««|kar
Makla, tear let berM .
•afMMt
Tmp«*« Tarkaii, teartat, yellow, green, with white ttripes
M«ny sorts. In finest mixtuie, per oz. 30c '.
Collection of 121 distinct iiirta
Collection of 19 distinct soffk..^ ..
Collection of 6 distinct sons
tUOURD) .
0AILLAIIOIA
Very *howv^ and worthy a plara in fvary ganlan.
ihoqgh tncy ara.%a yci, liule cullivatcd. IhcyaJwaya
■llraci auanllon by their gay colori.^ Hmrdy mnnuMl.
2ao.-lllaad aalara fi
SSI.— LaramlaiMaUrgeround heads,eem-
posed of .W to fiO flowers of orange,
~^ ' claret, amaranth, sulphur, etc 10
6ILIA
Velrjr pretty. The flowers are borne lis
%l^
S
10
'»
ft
s
s
ft
8
ft
V
ft
ft
ft
s
.« ft
10
:'?
. 10
I 00
. so
•LA^IOLtt*
Grand summer and autumn flowering plants, producing long spikct
of larce flowers of hundreds ofshadesofcolorimaiked, striped, blotched,
limed, etc , in the loveliest manner.
'£». •latfMiia. rinaat Nykritfs, Mlaatf, Includes many
sorts ; S to 4 feel , ^... 10
220. —LaHMliiaa NyMtla. Mlaa«l. Comparatively new types
withlarge, 0|>en bell thaiicd flowers of striking new colors.. 3ft
For Cla4,itlus Fulht st( fap 40.
great abundance, and make up splendidly Id
bouquets. Showy for masses on the border.
Ha^Jy amttual,
Wa. Mll«40«l«ra. blue, white, rose, etc, fr
Oar pr«fM«loa ha* faaght a* Ika PULL VALUE OF A OOOO MID.
THB 8TBB1.9 VilOS. COnr. TORONTO. OUT
NB&IAHTHVS
(Sanimnr)
834.
2S5.
238.
«87.
Tht HelUnthui, or Sunflower, is an old and
well-known flower. Many of the new and best
double Tarielies are attractive and produce a fine
effect among shrubbery,* or when used as screens,
srowine irooi 4 to 8 ft. in height, //ard'y annual.
983. MalhiirtiMia glekMna fi«tw1«aa.
yellow, large, double j 6 ft .....?. S
— OallfforNlSiiS. very large and
double, yellow ; Sf\ 6
— varto(«lN«, trariegated foliage.. . . 8
— OaoarWIMa, dwarf, smill flowers
with jet black centre. Perennial. .... S
—•laNftt immense sizet the dark centre
often measuring 15 inches in diameter,
iunroonded with a single row of bright "
yellow petals {8ft... ; 6
«tolio*ro0a (m« GrMnhouie.)
NIBItOVS
Wm CM0^ M "^^ Hibiscus bears
"^X-Ss^ M ^ ""^ showy flowers,
KiP^ j'jmW M "I'' deserves to be
more extensively cul-
tivated. They are
extremely fine for
shtubberiesand flow-
er beds ; pietty foli-
age and large blos-
f soms, which are
exceedinglyattractive
and very easily culti-
vated..^i>n^ a««^.
, . ' ^Wa a waa, cram'color,
rich brown centre ; IJft.... '5
NOHOKim MIBATUM ^
Hai^MiM JmImMmm (Squirrel Tail
brass), elegant for bonquets: 11 ft.
Banfyammiai... 5
NOHBranoRu;
(Cay* NviHirth)
M*'''
Hyiuinthm tmnaUam is • moat «i"king and
beautiinl plant, loaMwhat rctembliog the
Vueea, althoogh not to large. It thtowi up
a fl<»werstcm about 4 feel nigh, on which ft
bears 20 or 30 beantifiil tnow-white, bell-
shaped flowers of exquisite fragianoe. Flower
stems 3 to S feet high. Planted intl^e spring)
they bloom in August, September and Octo-
ber. It is a half-nardy h«ilbous plant, which
will usually flower the second year from seed.
Half-hardy permnuU.
241. Nyaalnthiia aaadlaaiia < 10
Sw Bulb List.
NBLIPTBIIVM
(AvetUsttac)
r.i'-'i, ,;.>•/
4S9.
4Praneh HoaeysacUa)
.1.?^? .^'*.°°'' Honeysuckle is an exceedingly
*"*y '»«f<l« P«"f, and well adapted forl^
mck-work; prodiwc* iu peculiar formed, verV
Angranticd and white flotrera in abundance. Thi
«»M ma* be started under glass or sown in open
jwnnd in Mily apnng, givFng a little brotection
"nring wfaur. Flowers may be had the first
teaion.
240.
aaVhtUfdfbitnmM:
% red and white, mixed ;^ ft.. 10
A very desirable and distinct dwarf. Ever-
lasting, with small foliage and large globular
clusters of rich yellow star-shaped flowers.
One of the choicest for forming winter bon-
queU, for which purpose the flowers should be
cut when on the point of opening and dried
in the shade ; they will open while drying-,
and retain their color and brightness for many
years. Hardy annual.
242. NallirtaniiM BanMordl lift... 10
NCUOHRTBUli
(Bvarlastiac)
Extremely hand-
some, large, full,
double flowers, of
various colors,
fromyellowtored,
,shadedand tipped,
making ornament-
al pUnts for mixed
botden, and very
detiraUe as dried
specimens. For
indoor deeomtionk
- dnringwintertherc
are none better ; for thb pnrpote tbry require
to be gathered before the flowiers fully expand.
HardytHHtuA
mixed colors, fine for borden, pretty
bods and bloesomt ; 1 ft 6
neuTNooB
Our strain of double Hollyhocks is truly grand.
Flowers very large ~
and perfectly don-
Ue.colors verybtil-
liani, embracing
yellow, lemon,
white, black, rose,
pink.deapred.vari-
egatcdi etc. They
produce spikes of
Moom 4 and 5 feet
long, which are ex
ceediifgly showy,
for backgrounds, I
against walls or
lciices,orforccntres i
of beds. The Holly-
hock is an exceed-
ingly popular flow-
er, and both . seed
and pfant are in
great demand.
Plants will be fdund
offered in depart-
ment of Hardy
Bulbs and PlanU.
.Seed can be sown ; : — ■
in open ground at any lime from May to Sept
ejnber.'and will bloom freely the next season.
244. Nallyliaah.#Mikla, very double and
fine, from best named varieties 20
245. OaHaaMaaaf IBMatliiataalara.1.20
NONBSTY (LHiHsrta^
An interesting summer blooming plant with blue
flowers. The seed vessels are flat and bread, and
look like transparent silver, quite ornamental and
much used in bouquets of dried flower* and gratMs.
BloOma the second srasoit. Hardy bienntal.
24er Hanasty. pmyl*- s
NHMULUB JAPONIOUS .
(Japanese Hops>
Theannual Japanese
Hop, as shown in the
illustration, is a most
valuable and rapid-
growing Climber; the
'oliage resembles the
conuKin hop, but has
mot? incisions, is very
dense in foliage and
of a lively green. A
most valuable feature
of this new annual
Clim^ris, that U can
be so'wn in the open
ground in spring, and
will attain enormous
r dimensions in a very
short time; never suffers from the heat, ui(d
retains its color until late in autumn.
247. NiiiNMlm4a|MMlMia,JapaneMHop. 16
S«« Plant List for Mailing Plaois, ^ / 4-
rfAOOBiBA
Remarkably pretty, free growing, profuse flow-
ing plants , prodAcing a fine effect i ' '
enng , . , ,,.___.,„, _ „„„ ,
bons and mixed flower borders.
in beds, rib-
Hardy antmali
248. rfaaakaM|doable,dwarfvarietiesmixcd 10
LINUM
A genus of most beau-
tiful iree-floweringplanU;
their brilliancy of eolor
and long duration of
bloom being surpassed Iqr
none. Seeds germinate
best in the hoi bed, but
wOIdo well if sown ina
warm -bed of light sml,
Hardy ammals.
"maniM, ^
We an ranfideM that oar flower SJNda aire naqncatiooilblF the beat, and vaaHy
scarlet
■a*, nan* (sm MaaalirjnuiUiemam.)
I arl ra aur(!
liavalnai
"^X,'
hi 4iMlHy to thoM nsnallj aold.
SPRIHO CATALOOUB OP 8Btt>8» BULBS AND PLANTB POKIIMI.
root May to Sept
be next laaion.
cry doable and
irietiet i26
llMt«*lM«.1.20
log plant with blue
lat and broad, and
ite oraaneDtal and
lower* and sratMs.
trdy biennial.
8
NIOUB ,
beannual Japanese
p. a* shown in the
■tration, is a most
lable and rapid-
wing Climber; the
ige resembles the
fion bop, but has
incisions, is very
se in foliage and
I lively green. A
it valuable feature
this new annual
nl^ris.thatitcan
lown in the open
ind in spring, and
attain enormous
ensions in a very
1 the heat, aofd
■mn.
ing, iwofuse flow-
iffiect in beds, rib-
Hardy annuals
varietiesmixcd 10
ins of most beau-
!-floweringpIants;
rilUancy of eolor
ng duration of
eing surpassed by
Seeds germinate
the hot bed, but
well if sown in a
cd of light sod,
mnuals.
OVIIONOIOK
IPOMEAS
tfatMMwurwwM. Cyprass Viae Vajrtecatad.
These beautiful climber* are exceedingly attractive and useful, aiid deserving of cultivation.
The flpwers are of a variety of shapes and sites snd of many biilliant colors ; the loliage of some
isdelicateand beautiful, while that of the Htdtracea is large, striped, mottled and margined,
.^ving it a very attractive and a unique appearance. Start seed in hot-bed or in greenhouse, aod
plant out when weather has become warm. Tendtr annuals.
280.
851.
llMMMI ■*!•■ N0X'<Evening Glory)
flowers expand in the evening, are large
white an^ fragrant ; 10 it 6
iMMMi •niii4Hlora (the Moon .
flower, or "Good Night.") Large pure,
white,fragrant,flowerslngreat profusion,
opening in the evening. Rapid and lux-
uriant summer climber. Set Plant.
List..... ....,.:. 10
252. limmMI NMl*nM«a (varieeated
MorningClory),ivy-likefoliage,veiy
showy, mixed colois (set rut); 8 It. 10
263. — 0«oolN«a(StarIpomea),scarlet,
Iree-flowcring . , 6
254. — QuamoclA (Cypress Vine), a
favorite well-known climbing vine,
with graceful, airy foliage, and
hsndanme flowers ; scarlet and white 5
iPOMOPBW
The Ipomopsis, or Tree Cypress, is a beautiful
plant, with long spikes of elegant rich orange and
scarlet flowers, and is equally desirable for out-
door or conservatory culture. Sow the seed in
August, in a dry situation . The plant is a little
difficult to keep over winter, ffalf-iahfy Uennial.
205. I^NMpala alagaaa, mixed 'lirietiet. 5
JaruMdam (Mi«rr]r(M«GrMnhoiiM)
KAIILPUBSIA
<5&.
W
Pretty free flowering little plants, compact in
growth,having most intense colored flowers, some-
what resen^bling the Single Aster, A good plaiit
for mixed beds and border*. Hardy annmal.
250. KaaNMaalaf mixed colors ; | it ..... 5
LTOHNIB
There are few plants
more charming or bril-
liant ; the flowers are
produced in clusters, and
1 are coiMlantly coming out
daring the summer. To
obtain good flowers, the
first season start seed un-
der glass and tratuplant
257. Lyakala O l ia Ua iowlaa, sourlet; 2 fit. s
258. — Maagaaaa bykrMa. large^ilowen,
mixed colors; I ft' 10
259. Lagama evataa (Hare's Tail Grass);
very pretty for bouqueU.; 1 ft. Hardy
TORONTO TESTIMONIALS
'* The Seed 1 had from yoii last year ffftve
every utiifaciion. llie Cennas pi oduccd re-
markably fine flowers, and amongil ihi^m I
found a new one— a decided' novely— which 1
grvatty valve. The Petunias also were Very
•iiperior.*— A. McPhenon, Gardener to Col.
Sweeney, "Rochallion."
"Everyihinlf turned out fini-clau and
t^e to name."— rhomasJ.Seavlour, Gardener
to E. B. Osier, Ek)., " Craiglea."
IJikve mnchpleasiAv in recommending my
fri>nds to pui chase f^ur Seeds, as they are
uniformly first-class tn- every respect.**— John
'Ayraolt, Gardener to Prof. Goldwin Smith.
** We never received any Seeds from your
house but what gave Iwst of satisfaction."—
D. McLenxan, Gardener to Jdha nskin.Esg.,
"DeerPaik." "
V " I was perfectlysatisGed with all the seed
purchased from you— my petunias being par-
ticularly fine arid very double."— Alexander
Hogg, Gardener to late Hon. John Mac-
donaTd, "W,oodlairn,"
^
m'Wm
I ■rl ra aMr(se« Ddphaiyn).
Ii*v« In m Mlat (sec NigeUp).
Exceedinglyval-
uable for distinct
effect, in tnasses,
and ibr borders.
The dark green
leaves are irregu-
larly mdtked with
greenirn gray and
irare wnite, which
Sive the plant a
istinctandhand-
•omeappearance.
The planu in the
earl^ stage of
growth do not show mueir varjegaiioo, but
Uiey are inost marked and beautiful later on.
Hardy tmntM*
200. Lavatara trlwa at t l a, rose and
pink striped ; 3 ft 5
261. —ai»araa variagata, variegat-
ed foliage, handsome. New f&en-
niiU ..'......,... 10
I.OBBUA
Gems u( the flower garden. As au edging
the Lobelia, is unsurpassed, and no plant I*
more effective. They are carily managed, and
may be had in the greatest abundance from
seed. Half-hardy annuals.
202. Lakalla Oanllnalla (Cardinal
Flower), biilluint icailet flowers .
263. — Kvlaiia aaaipa*** (Crystal P»l-
ac«), inti nse blue ; ) ft
^64. — ap««l«S* (White Gem), pure
white^tilt..
265. — aiMaioaa a«|Mrkai deep blue,
with white eye... ........ ......
260. — graalllai a very fine variety for
hanging baskets, vases, etc., trailing
Kracefully and bearing its beautiful
blue flowers profusely
267. -graolliat white, limilisr to the
, above, except in the - color of , its
flower .;■. .
268. -fina mUatf.... ..........:..
10
10
>A
10
10
LOPHOSPERMQII
An exceedin(ly or-
namental giccQhouse
climi^r, bearing nu-
meiriius, large, rosy-
piitple. Gloxinia-like
flowers. It is also
adapted for the open
air. It delights in a
warm, airy position,
with rich earth to
gr6w in. Sow seed in
March, OD heat, and
prick theyoung plants
out in pots. HtUf-
LepkasMi
rose, purple.
hardy a/nnual.
ji MawOra
spotted; 10ft ..
MawOraaale
10
LBPTOSIPNON
Make beautiful low edgings for borders or
walks. They do n. t bear our hot, scotching
summers well, jmd the seed lutd better be
sown late in the autumn, or very early in the
spring, and, if possible, in a siieltered situa-
tion. Hardy annuals,
270. LaylaalpkaaliykrM,oninge,1iUc
and rose, mixed ; 1 ft S
kUPINUB
The Lupins are all handsome and graceful, with
spikes of pea-shaped blossom* ol varioiu oolose. They
look well as a baclr.ground to other low-growing
annuals. The prevailing colors an blue, though there
are white and yellow varieties and sred must be sown
w liei v i nt eii Uej tu l em a i n. — Hmtd f mmmmalf.
m. liW|tlmia> mixed varieties, //mrdy ammaal. I
m. LuatiliMimixed varieties. Hmnly ftmmiml. t
■Vjj^'.
If we desire to be eacceesfol, wa Maa* aapply raliakia
-IT-
•w^f -'JP* •
■X- ■■
THB 8TBBLB BRO& COTT., TORONTO. ONT.
MIGNONETTE.
10
WHITE SPIRAl. MICNONETTB.
277. PyrainMal, Dwarf Buih, remark •
■blyc6mpi|ctgro»inevariely,floWcri
most Uviibly, and highly iweet-
tcenled .... 15
Thb dalMoniljr (raittant litll* plant ii probably lh«
moil populai annual giowD. MiKnon«tt« doc* beat in
aa coota iltuition ai poulblc. When cxpoied to lb«
fiill fore* of aummer heat it bcgini to form Medi
iomatinn before tha ipikca ara fully grown > eveii
our na» large flowering varietiei under (ucb condi-
tion* would not develop tbcir m'aiked improvclnenta.
373. WkH* •■Iral, tlii* grand Mignonette
Rrow* perfectly erect. Iti color ii pure uiow
while, and the i;rand ipike* of bloom can be
aeen for a long di*lance, and being lobeautifui
informandcolor.attracUibeattention of every-
body. It* fragrance i* rich and powerful. . .
274. llaalMil,thc finest Mignonette yet known.
The plant i« a itrong buthy grower, bearing
(pike* of flower* in great number, which are
of gigantic lize and perfect pyramidal ihape,
and of a brick-red color. It i* extremely
beautiful and fragrant jgl
270; ••Wan QmMM, dense pyramidal habit',
IhrowinK up numerous flower stalks bearing
ipike* of yellowish blossom'* new . . inl
270, MIlM' HylMrM aMral. flower, while
very fragrant, spikes 8 to la inches long ;
plant dwarf and branching .,,, ]q MACHBT.
279- Pmnmit'm WDIto, neari* white,
Mrongty scented, long well-formed
280( tfitiiiiiiificswwijVoiVioe.' ".V. &
278. PftmmUM (Victoria), ieimi i
dense short pyramid of Intense red
floweis. If.;-.'. ...... 10
MIRABILIS (four ••aladtt»
Handa:^e border plants, with rich, glossy
leave*. Mofusien of bloom, and divers colors
and foliage. The flowers open in the after-
noon, hence the name Four o'clock. Hardy
281. MlniMlto4ata|M(Marvelofrera)
mixed; 2 fi , 5
S|2. — MHa-vartogatto . flowers oi a
variety of colors; leaves-light green,
faintly marbled (see cut)
MTOROriS 4rorBM.M*.Not»
Tlie Forget-Me-Not bear* clu*ler* ol nar-
ahaped flower*, of a delicate blue colorj with
• white and yellow eye. Flower* tbe first
season. Uardf ptrtturial.
SU. My — H » MlW«Ha(Forget-Me-
No(), white and Mne.. 10
bine; 6 inches 10
deep blue, early ; .
16
MALOPR
Very (howy
I'plant*, suitable
Kor targe beds
and mixed flow-
er und shrub-
bery borders.
Hardt annuah.
»■ wUte and rose, mixed'- - IS
, MIMOSA O iin Hl i o nsuitl *
Very interesting and carioo*. So*en*itive
I* it that wh e a l o athed th e l e a ve * w ill i o tUuiih r-* ^
cloeeaiiddnMp. Seed Aonld be started under
' I or Ja the hon*e. TWhAr amiMa/.
I > l i< to a. pinkish ifhite; 8ft. 6
MBMMBRTAMTNBMUM
(Ic* or Daw Plant)
The I^eembryanthe-
mum* K{e1iand»ome and
curiou* looking trailing
plant*, the mo*t pop-
ular v*rietie* are known
as Ice Plant, and D«^
Plant; both are dro'.p-
>ing in habit, and well
toapted for hanging bas-
ket*, vases, rock-work,
or edgings ; the floWer*
_ - - - - •« snuOl and white.
The Dew Plant ha* a amooth, light-green,
dewy-looking leaf and a very pretty pink
flower. Ttnin^aHHuab. ^
^- -If* »«^.*ing»lar ice-like foHage 5
^' — r*." ?••"•» «>••. purple centre 6
2«>. — Trlealor alkMiii, white 5
MAURANOIA
Charming Climben,el<tant alike in flowers
and foliage, and of graceftl, (lender 'growth.
The seed should be started in hot-bed or green-
house. Bmtf-h4uxfy ftrtnmiub.
291. B aralMwaat rich blue; 10ft... 10
292. -eaartaf, rich; lOft 10 .
2W. — flaaat Mtaatf.,... 10
"•laiseillau (iM ChtyiutlMmiiai),
(•M Miaoliu).
nn m m (■«• Uiwnlai).
•levy (SM CaimhniluK
.(••• Scab
e I^Membryanthc-
t ^eliandioBic and
HI looking trailing
*• The most pop-
wrieties are known
ce PlanUand Dur
; both ace dro'.p-
n habit, and well
ted for hanging bai-
Ta«ei, rock-work,
gingt; the floWera
■nuul and white,
looth, light-green,
very pretty pink
■nt alike in flowers
I, aleader' growth^
n hot-bed or green-
uUs.
SFRIIIO CATALOGUE QP 8BBD8. BULB« AND Fl
J-- ^
1801
'-\
7"
1./.
y.
■1- »■-,. j;JW?p* !•■
(DWARF NASTURTIUM)
NASTURTIUM
(TALL AID bWARP) '
For ahowy and cooitant l>loom, few garden flowen eqaal the old Naituriinoi.
They are aure to bloom in any situation, hot or cold, wet or dry, and no garden can
be complete without a fair reprcaentationuf them. Ilardf annual.
ao3. eilMkvra, Oanarl****,
(Canary Bird Flower), bright
yellow (i/^ CM/) 10
304. — LcMMaNWn fineit, mixed,
splendid climbing varieties, with
dark foliage andhandsome, bril-
liant flowers, 10 fl. , per ox., 40c.
905. — M^|>r (Tall Nasturtiun.), mU-
ed colors ; per oi., '.Wc
SOe. —Dwarf ,TMIlTkiiink,scarlel
ao7. — Cm^rcM af IMIa, very
dwarf,daik tinted foliage. Rowers
brilliant crimson ; per<te.,2fic..
308. -Oryatal Falaaa •am, sul-
phur yellow, spotted maroon ;
1 ft.., per OS., 2Bc
300. -WitifiniiVidmtrfDttigr, iMi.
310. — BaaMtyf orange and vermilion
311. — Faarltaimost white; peroz.,'2i{c
313. —Una Mlsad aalara i or. SSc.
Canary Bird Flower
MIMULIM
tUeiikey Flower)
Beautiful, singularly shaped. and brilliantly
colored flowers, with curious and various color-
ed markings. In open ground, require a damp,
shady situation. Ptrtnnial tat greenhouse
use, And half-htujy annual tot out of doors.
304. Mltllu|«atltrf««a(Monkey Flow-
er), double, tube-shaped flowers,
beautifully spotted ; 1 ft
205. —NylMM, large flowered . . .
206. — miiliakatNa(muskplant),yellow;
*ft,. ,
297. — aaaipaata ,
207<i— Naw •lant, a magnificent strain,
beautifully spotted. . . . ,
20
MARTTHIA
MARIDOLO
. -* 4 " ■
^ > ^ -^ >
'ith
PRBtaCH DWARF
Well-known, free flowering phuits, .....
handsome double flowers, of rich,»nd beauti-
ful ^colors. The African is tht most striking
m large beds or mixed borders. Succeed
well in ordinary garden soil. Nardy annuals.
208. — AMaaakMara4a,largeflowers,
finely imbricatedwand perfectly
double ; shading from primrose to
deep orange
299. — AMaan Mwart, iiibia«lf finest
double varieties
-PrwMk Tall Daakl*. finest
double varietiesi mixed ; S ft . . . . ..'
— FMMh dwarf «aiikla, finest
dou Me vari eties, mind t 1 ft
bright yellow, splendid, compact. .
10
300.
301.
302. —1
NWBUA
(Lov*.lai«-MUl)
ExcftMlingly pretty, free-flowering plants, with
large flowers of great beauty, and producing a
fine effect when planted in open borders ; quite a
curiosity (jMruA) Ual/hardf annual.'^
31.1. . Marlyaia fracrana. rr«grani, crim-
son-purple; I^fi. 5
mOOTIANA
Delidously fragrant, large wifite flowers ; very
ornamental and one of the best of recent inirbducr
tion ; but should not be planted in a coifspicuous
situation, as the plant is not ornamental during
the daytime. Hardy annual.
314. lilaatlanaafflMlai Ufi lo
NOLANA
Nolanas are of a trailing habita and admirably
adapted fof roek-woik,hai^ng bosket*, v«sek, etc.
The flowers resemble the Morning Glory.briliknt,
fre el y nr b ince d , o f vari dk i co hMr t. Banfy a mm tahr
315. HataM afHUIaiHlla, mi^d colors, t
Oar
have alraa^ kanad to appnxiala tlw iKt tint wa iwrcr pniJae a
Fine border plants with prettily cut foliage and
curiously formed flowers, which have procured
ff>r them the popular name, ''Love-i'n-a-Mi«t."
Hardy annual. ,
316. Hlc*llaDaR*aaaaNa|%x>ve-in-a-Mist),
double, mixed colors/T IJft.... 6
317. -^Damaaacna iiaNa,double, blue, ifL^S
NBMOFNILA
Charming, dwarf-growing annuhls, with neat,
compact habit, and strikinj{ly beautiful color j. To
secure the greatest perfectionr'thin lo four inches
apart , the plants will then present a dense mass
of flowers. • .
S18. Okaleaatvariatlaa, mrxatf..,.'.... 5
NIKRBMBBIMU
Charming plants for baskets, vases and edgings,
of slender and branching habits, profuse flooring
and almost perpetual in bloom. Seed should be
sown under glass or in the house, and transplanted
when the weather is warm. Half-hardy perennial.
319. NIaraiNkatsIa CHMllla, white, veined '
with lilac^ fine for polT; J ft . . . . 6
FTRBTNRUli /-^ ■
The golden-leathered Pyrethrum is one of the
most usefiil bedding plant* for ribbon beds or
low edgings. In spring it looks lilk Inasses of
gold; in suvcmer it relieves the sombre lines,
lighting up the whole garden Und harmoniring
-rith everything. Hardy ferennial. ,
w. PyratKrisiis, OaMais rmmMtvr, goldtii foli-
•«•: 11* < ......16'
Ml. — Pans LMvatf, mw ; AaleoMmfaluf*, dwuf, ^
cpmput lialMt, of graai iniemi and beauty ; 1 ft ... »> i
^
oew niMy to a gceatcr dcgret tliaa H doMma
< ''
■ i '.
PANSY OR HEARTSEASE, r
• ^EvcfTtOferprflowcriknowiudcalUratMllicPaBi}. AiitUinalaiott aDltenil ravoihe
wchart datotcd •bimI dMl«rtfaM hhI alleiitioo lowud fatting tctd of the laigtit and noil
MffeettdaMomvtbalraait l>pcaia coiofvawi alto lb* troodcriull* maikad vaitatiaa of Priie
Panii^ and wc can boBMlly daiat thai oar atock la nnaatpaiicd by any.
8M. •taat TrinwrtkMl, thhTia, witboot doubt, tbe largtit of all the I>anii«i. The
r 'f ... ..'t'*""'! "/" ""ply «■»•»»«». petfcct in foiDi, and lun ihicvgh.all (be Tarictiti ol
■SSSl t "J"'"5t'*" *^;A° Uiawtaikaat piirpk. and arc naiked with three targe blotcho IS
■f****' • S"*?** ■ •!»'•"<'« «•«•• «"'*f#»f ■»¥« Juried and allraeliTfr vanetTei. Many ol the
"°7«""e™o«cl>^ontippcfi>et^a,^»cUii oi«»bcr6wer,and.wondeifullyfflaikedandihaded,io
I aatoreccmblcihafincatymcaof raiicyP#l«rgoiii«« .,. 26
[ a2&_^ llfactoM'S IM#f«vM •lawt, • great improVcnent on tbe original', "tolh in »iie' and'cokir. ' * ' We
??!* * w" °??L*" f?"!?"*^ "7 «'^.w»«f ««H"'*"K '««> inchea in ciicumference. Gained 6r«t honor*
a37(
at.tbe Maaiachuetit Horticultural Society'* *ho«* ; per 1 oz. $2.
Haw MMr ar Prta* MatohMl, a magnificent atnin of fine ...„„,
^°I!I!L.- tt2i^£"*"'*i'^ Tf '••'.°' «?'«»ri"B. •hepeul* of which are T>^ntifulTy biMcbtd
■wgMi-a Frmiom new Frmch itrain of fine, • robott growth ; great variety of colota ; tbe flowcra
▼arietiea, prcducing lar|e, bandsoine
are of great substance abd bbme well above tbe foliage
r SllMril KMgltail, a very pure strain, which hat befcn saved from the choicest
vanetiea, and may be relied upon to produce quite tatitlactory retulti, and a great "*
variety in character and color of flowers • •>, s- ....*... 60
^Prmall ptalaM, tuperbWrain ; vefy large, finely foriried flowers, bcautifuVcoVora 28
Kw|MtWr WlillSM, fine large flower, altramarine Wue, purple violet eye 15
•mow QnvMl, a charming, delicate, satiny-white, slightly tinged with yellow
toward tbe centre..., • .•; ..... is
10
16
10
15
10,
5
I llMBia
W«« of Hi* ■laoks (Faust), dense black
tMrm 9 9» » 9mmllmUt, violet, shading to white on upfier petalt. . . . .
QtmtfrMalsr, four dittinct coloit on each flower .x
MiKMie«l«ra.........
PETUNIA
SO
PETUNIA
Petnniat i&ake most valuable plantt', tiiccrcd-
ing almoat anywhere. For maating in bedt tbeir ^
rich colort and duration of bloom it teldcip
equalled, giving a profusion of flowert horn early
tummer until aner frost.
338. PriMgMl, Urtm flo«(«Hii(, sIr-
< gl«, handlbmely frilled aiid fringed,
wftb stained markinga 1-. 26
339. ;— graii4mor« aii^rlilaslMa, ,
£ niagnifi<;ent, extra large flowers, with
^ very deep throat, beaotifttily veined to
• thebaic .,.*.. -.... '=.25
■340. ,„ — craadHlora. •frlMtl, a very fine / C^
itrain, with large and perfect veined
flowert, mixed colort .... ...... 26
341. --gniiitflflani, choicest mixed. 10
34^^eMkl« Nykrl«lB«« ami
I Priaga' I this exqtaiute tort will pro-
duce an nnatu'tlly large percentage
•^' of fine. Urge, double fringed flowert. 60
9ft, — «awkla Iferca fflawariac,
v^ Magatf, pure white (new). Tbit it
, the firtt aeparate color of Double
Petuniai, the producer baa tncceeded
to maintain pore; tbe flower* are
very regularly doable, and come tnie r
from aeed ...'. , «0
344. —ltoiNMa,fin(ttttriped-8nd blotched
varieties, mixed 26
MO. '=-naa Mlxa4, tplendid varictiet. . 6
-!•-.
Sweet Peas
Th«M art aaMiiigllM iBMl
uMfbl and btauiilal of all
ow hardjr anauab, and coa-
tinue to produc* thcii frag-
kraol, lichaod yaiiad colon
'of bkM>in tht Milir* a«a«aa.
For edge* or maute in Iha
garden, trained on bMh of
■Iringi, they are eaccediagljr
•howy, but for catling ioC'
bouqaeli, x*—, conage ok
buttonhole wear, no flomi
a«cept the rttc can cqaal
them. Sow thickly, aad
plant (our inchei deep, vera
early in the ipring. Fat-
niih lupporl early. They
luxuriate in a cold mo
K>ir,and in adimptranon
-. _ ■'* '*«• ff/infy ammMalt.
•wMtPaaa, VcmvIim, thli is untilie any Sweet Na hithtrto
known. The upper petali are dittlnctly ipoltcdon a rosy gioand
color, (hading intopurpleatthe throat : thelowrr petali, or itaad-
ard.«re of a velvet* violet, (hading off into lilac toward the edge.
tSS. -AwMlSt a charming roae-pink Sweet Pea, ifford( a very pleasinc
eolor, previondy unknown to Sweet Peaa. The bright , ro(y carmine or pir k bloa
_ soihs make a neat contrast with the pure white, icailet and other decided cokn
--PriilOMa •••trio*, a-delicate blush ; very fine ; oi. 20 . . . v -
— PrliM«M*ff WalM ....;> " ■
—■yttarfly, white ground, delicately laced with Uvendtr blue; fragrant and'valu
able (or bouquets 5 oi. 25 v •••■•, "
—•••»•• * l*vllMlM«t a beautiful rich* scarlet, very constant : ot.' 126. !
-^Palll«*4LMy, rose and white ; o«. Ift ,.....,. /" r" •
—y^^M QlMail, of dwarf habit ; but very>(i|e floweringi ihefiowerS range in color
from deep mauve of the standard to light violet of the wings; vtiy pittiy * ci. 30
—■••ok, very dark, brownish purple t 01. 16...;.. _....'...'..
— OHltlgoFrllliMt^a new color, and exceedingly fine .....'.'."!
-••••♦•• t«: lif . . . 8 366. Urtkyrua laMtallwa, (caiiet .^T. .
-•alaatatf Mixedl lb. 40 ; 01. 16 6 366. -alka, white ... , ... ,
'J
10
10
10
6
1«
5
16
These are useful plants
for liack-gtound, or as
(ingle specimens in mixed
borders, havir(; finedark
ornamental, brdSd serra-
ted leaves of a purplish
mulberry color. Start
under glass. Half-hardy
annual.
PORTUiAOA
POLYANTHUS
Earlybloomirig dwarf plant for spring flower
beds or pot culture ; the large round flowers
are borne on stocks about 8 inches tall. Colors,
yellow, maroon, crimson, etc. ; beautifully
veined, laced or blotched, *~
34& Polyanthuk (Primula ala- '
tlor), fittest gold-laced varieties.. 10
OXYURA '
Pretty little plants, of branching habit and
neat, with nomeroua daisy-like flowers of a
beautifully golden yellow, edged white ; about
18 inches in height. Bardy annual^.
347. Ohm^imithamold aa . . • • - ' p
POPPY
Th«M an fine for diitinct effect, whh large brillianlly
colored llo«ii,>lway9 naking a showydifplay and >n
arnameni to any gwdtn ; they have a urong lap-root,
and are ditficult to IFaniplaiit ; w« the leed early in ihe
spnnKwhtreint«<d«i(6bk>oin. Har^y anxHmit.
348. Poppy, Ohl w aaa, double dwarf, magnifi-
cent floirers, mixed colors &'
8W -Oar(U(«i«n,doabl*,q>lendidUi(eflowen, -
nixed oolore : 1 (k 6
W- - K(UII«neuW«, double, handMine, imiall :*
auvmi. brilliailt coloni, mixed ; I ft 5
oOl- --rOauMbrsa, single, biilliaDlicarlet with a '
latga wlllte sp ot ^ TSth p etal, . novelty 1 10
367.' Parlllft Nan-
' klnanal»,iift.6 pbrilla,
!S« •••rtr«H«, (see Calendula).
grimuMS (see Greenhouse) '
Primrwaa <see Primulal. *
PHAOKUA
Very curioiis plants which produce thair
bloom in one-sided fafcicles, which unroll
themselves slowly ; the flo#ers «re pretty but
somewhat bidden by their leaves. Good for
bordert and bouquet making ; valuable for bee
food, i Hardy annuah.
'^- '*!!*««"*«»"iPW*«i light blue. 6
369. -tanaeatlfolla alba, white. 5
picorn
Very much like the CamatiQp, a« fin« and
more deli6ite in its -coloring. Seed sown in
the open ground in M» or June, will flower
well next season. Hardy Jetf
37ft Finadoublawiiiia
t^enniali.
Md ....
^6-
In brilliancy, delicacy and |{eai(ty of color the
Portulaca surpasses all other out-door plants,
thriving in place where moat plants would perish'
for lack of moisture^ giving it| laigest and
brightest flowers It delighidn warm tun and
sandy soil. Sow seed in Ihe open ground oi
under glass, and transplant ; after plants appear
withhold water ; if the bed has a full exposute
to the sun, the ground will soon be covered
with the plants, and the efteet and variety of
colois will lie grand, continuing iit beauty till
killed by fro<t in autumn, ffalf-iardy ^niuUs,
.371. Port|ilaca, doubia, iPfr -
flowering varieties mixed ....... .^. 10 '
373. ' — Sinslalarge flowertnB,all colors,
mixed..,..-. &
, OINOTHKRA
(Eveniac Primrose) ' '
Charming hardy pUnts, with large, showy
flowers ; old favoriler in tht flower garden.
'' >They deserve to be more widely grown. The
flowers open in the evening, in a sudden and
curious manner. ' • , . .
.^^73. Canothara (Evening Prinroae),
yell w, U ft. Half%ardy tmnnali .. 6
374. — acaullaalba.verydwarr,leaves^
lying close to the ground, large piire •
whiteflowerr;Uft. -Aiin'/ilrrmin^/. 10
376. — Lamareklatia, bright yellow.
l a rge flow e rs; 8 ft. Hardy p t nnhiai. — *-
Nrrer forget th* SwMt P«m^ which ahoiild be planted «■ aooil u the frost is ent of the cronnd soScient to work. Atwi^s
^ koi^ t^ ^fiweM c^oselj iricked. aad nothtajK wiU bet^ ^
S76.
m*x."S«wr 1 0«Mlll«k«rg"
A* axlnotdinaor ponliy of high ■aril. <
Th« Gtaira of «Kh ptui run* out into ■
pobl oof M|iun*r 10 oM-lhird of u inch k
Iwj^ ih« cdMf which xivti th* flowin
* r^pt/atilMrii/ttArm. Th« pltni ■rem ''
about 1} faal in hatiht, of compact habit,
and baan larg* nmbali of flowan. Will
ba rtally battar tlun lait Maioa, havinf
baaa growD fraa wractxl stock, and a
nuabar of brilliant colonaddad, includini
<^ acarlei, pink, whila, violet, lalmon, etc.
Mued colon 25
877. — N*W Prillg«4. A nduaUa intro-
. doctloa, ambradng tirodiatinctandahowy
colon, purpla-violat and canaine; ihcsa
apa raooiBNd mora aflcctiva t>T the baauti-
fulfriagadnadtoodiadadiaaorilMMtali,
havin(nior«orlat« a bordarof whita.... *0
378.
379.
380.
^r.
382.
383.
nttmx 4lka. pare wUte 10
-TOamlMll, biilliant scarl«t . IQ
—toalMf Una, pale yellow. 10
— RatfCwHsil, roa*, itripcd while 10
— L*«peMlit red, with white eye 10
— .MlaMt 6neit varietjei, per oz. . . S
ROeKftT
A Tary intanating, niaAil and fraaflwrariny plant.
Bloeming aarly, it nmaina baaatifnl ior a long time in
badi, dbbona. ate, and i> moch admind tot tha IVa.
gmnca of ill flowan. Hmrdy itrtummi,
SM. SwMt Ke«k«t.\ . . .
moinw* (6>a«or oii ■•«•»
Ornamen-
tal plantg
of stately
Ipowth anil
pietureique
foliage —
brilliant
color ed
Irait, pro-
ducing a
rabtropical
effect; (me
for lawni,
masting,
or centre
, — ^ _ , plants for
nbtxte iit^s. ' UM'tuurUf OHHuals.
MS. RlelnuiiborttoAtonsi^large, -
-- handsome foliage ; ft S
SM- — MUIf(UllMHa,deepred^italks,
icarlet Iriit; 5ft..,..,.,......,., S
397, — Braslllansia .....,....,,.. lo '^
RHOOANTNK
_A dundiwnolattiDg ofgnat baanty, •*«» com-
ETSL?^ "SS!!!"?'"^' •■"•■"'"t « «»«"tifuie«ect
III bad* or tibbooa; iu tiHraiy, nMa-tinted flowen an in
grant d aaa ad for wlotar dacBfatioBa. HMff.t „r»(r
lAICEFLOWEMNC SECTION.
Tha Aowen iq ihia claiaara yery lam, handiomaly
rounded and of gnu inbttanca, aqualllng tha peren-
nial ipru in tiia, ■ •• • i~
384, (iramfHIara aiMaMdaMa.bright
scarlet, with white eye ; one of the
finest and qaite constant 10
S«5. —Alif, white 10
38g. H>oaalwaa, b right scarlet . 10
887.— BlaCaaaf margin from rqaa to crim-
son, with large white centre or eye 10
888.— Mlia^i finest colors, per ^ .10
NEW PWAIF PHLOX OIUMiaNDL
Thna new dwarfvwialietaiadiuingabbad bythair
neat and eompnct iiabii, making Una phinti for pM'
culture, ua»U bedi and adgingi ; iMlghi, | ft.
SM.- llaaaaaM|MMta.flralMll,bright
scarlet f Iff
300.— •aawkall. pare white....... J.. 15
391.— Vartaklila. slaty blue 1. . 15
392. — Illxa4ii colors very choice }0
398.- ^jKaNHlal Pklax, Mlaatf , saved
from the finest varieties 15
898. RhodantlMk mlxad ,
(10 W««^^
•TOOKS <aAiy«lM»w)
A wQild-widehTftrite. hjlHsnt and varied
. in colpr, equally well adapted fir'massiiig, bid-
ding or pot culture. Very pnrfnse bloomers.
, Stooka, Kaat LothlaM,
w*ll-l«*yacl, anow
Whita. This ii a iterling
novelty. The purity of the white
shows well above the grassy-
green foliage. Half-Manly iitn-
fiia/ ,... 15
C-Kaat M>thi«n, mixad 10
— PrindaaaAllea. Aspien^
did stock {gt cutting and quite
frtgraQt ; succeeds equally well
when grown in pots 20
— •aewflaka, ^imrg Dwarf.
A beautiful small growing vari-
ety, with vigorous main spike
and numerous side shoots ^of
very large double , snow-whi^e '■
. flowers; yery early............ 15
— Dwarf VarMawt pyramidal,
mixed; 1ft......... ..... 10
— DwfHTff BOM^Mat, choice
^mixed colon 10
— Taa Waak large flowering^
mixed ,.,...,... 10
^Ta« Waak Dwarf, large >
flowering. J 10
— Taa Waak Dwarft large
flowering, white. 10
—taa Waak . Dw«rf, waU-
,. flower, mixedikt^. lo
— araaiptaa Maw Dlaia
p«R white. . > 10
cottagers seitrlet
Haw Dlaat,
10
FOR LATB PLOWTBRS. aothfa* caa snrpaM Artv. J^mtaai. Adoaia. MarigoU. Salvia. D>li% ud Ziaoia
N- . . ' ^ • if .
7 ^ ■ }
trillNO CATALOOUI OF IBBD8. BULBS AND PLANTS POK IWI
D roM tocrim-
cenlre or ajp* 10
pct6i, 10
luiogillilMdbyihtir
Am planli for pM'
iMlght, I ft.
VERBENA
OotgMM for Iwdi or sMdnf. bwitog
hmuii of llowtrt > ladMi acroM and of lk«
moil briUUnl colors i floMrlag ooaliaaally
from spring nnlll late In ths anluan. Vsrbcnas
grown froa SMd arc alwajrs thrifty and fr««
bloomcis. Sow in hoas* or hotbed Ttry early.
411. V«rto«iMi. aurleula<4l«irr*
•ra<f t choice mixed colors, •hile
centre .,..,.. |0
4S4. — OCMvtoa, bincv .. 10
43S. — OMMHdlMlm«,pure white,
quite true |0
426. -lUillan, striped and *ariegaied 10
427. -hybrids, mixwfr extra
choice i ....*.., 10.
428. —D*flano«, brilliant scarlet... Iff-
I iO. — mixed, choice colors. A
Nsw Mammoth Strain (offlred
in the Nov«i.Ti»s), beiat the latest addition
to our lilt. 30c.
(PLOVVBRING SAOB) ^
'These are among the fiof it Of all bed-
ding plants. Being tall growers, they are
useful for the centers of flower beds, or for
a -border to a bed of Cannas, etc
411. Salvia Bplcndshs, Urge
•carlet.. 10
Stint WILUAM
A beantifnl and bTorite clau of planis,
of extreme richness and diversity of^ color,
very large and almost perfect in form, with
trusses of great size. Hanh pirtttnial\
413. SwMt William (Dianlhus
Barbatns), finest mixed, HA-. 6
41^ --aurloHla-4kMiir«r«d,
flowcn of great sixe, beautifully
eyed, mix^ colors, lifcet.... 10
SOMIIAMTHWS
^UTTBRFLY PLOWVR)
Inthischarm-
ing mriety we
have one of
the finest an-
nuals in cuUi-
Tation'. The
flowers are as'
handsome ay
some of the
orchids, ffa^-
httrdy annuals
M4. liehlBanthHa(Butteifly
flower), handsome, 2ft .,5
.41S. ,^plnnatua. best Taneties
' . mixed,2ft 6
' SOABIQfA" ' ^ '.
(MOUSNIMO »RIDB) , .
A fi&idsome dwarf and compact growing
Slanti prpdndng a prohsion of fragrslit
owert which are quite double anSglobu-
lar, varying in all shades, white, dSmine,
marooq, libe, etc. H»dyanmual.
418- SMMMaim«r, mixed S ft. 5
• nwn Hi wn pisuvi <m« m iaduiL
<« ^-
SSDUM
(STON»-«B(}P)
A dwarf little plant, growing freely on rock work,
Tsscs, old wall* , etc. 3'Jn.
417. SMkiM e««ni|MiM, bln^ l ft 10
STIPA PCNNATA SMASS
^^ (FBATHBR ORA4S)
416. Uraedulaiid beautiful ; flowt rs second season,
2 feet. HiH/kardf perennial. 5
'"■ - SALPICtOSSIS
SNAik PLANT, rro.
These are more or less cultivated (or their curious
seed veWls. . The Snail knd Hedge-hog are the best.
4 10. SniBif, clover-like plant, small, yellow flowers 10
420. Mad j g M j j O j K, like above, except seed pod ■ 10
421. Oatarplllar, exceedingly curious.
422. WOTfna, quite an oddity. . .
The above four varietiea, mixed . . . .
SANVlfAUA
Pretty, ^ree-flowering trailing plant , very
useful for waste places and rockeries, tfoii.
tinuing in bloom during the •ummcranri-
auluron months. The flowers are doulile
and of a brilliant Vellow. Hardy anftual.
f30. SanvHalliiprooumlMn*,
golden yellow, double, 4 tt 10
■tiswdraawn (Sm Aniinhinum). '■
•mllaa (Sn CrMnhonu).
••Isinum (Sm GranihouML.
•«n4l9w«r(SM HttbwihusjL
SAPONARIA
Extremely beautiful, dwarf, compact
growing plants, producing a mass of rich
pink and white floweri, which continue in
bloom the entire summer.
4.11. a«i»onarra, MIxmI ..... .1
SALPISLOSSIS
The Color and markings of the Salpig-
loisis are most beautiful. The shape and
siieof the flower is similar 'to that of the
Petunia, borne in great profusion and pre-
sents a very beautiful sight. It is a flower
which will always please everyone, and
should be more generally grown. (Seetut.S
4.S2. S«lplgleasto,MhiMro«lMP«,
very fine 6
STATICS
(BVBRLASTINC) ' '
BeatttifttI, flree-blooming plants, rqually
valuable for their bright flowersin summer,
>r (or cut flowers for winter bouquets;
433. staMoa liieanaliybrlda,
ijft 10
tnisTlk
43t. Obole* Sactoh. . . . . . kT
TRITOMA
(RBD HOT POKBR PLANT)
Few flowers produce such a strikbi
eflect and are so attractive as this grand
herbaceous plant. It throws up flower
ktalks three to five feet high, bearing large ,
solid spikes of flame colored flowers uf
great sixe and brilliancy. Half-hartff
ptrennial.
43fi. Tritoma, uvaria cran*
" 1
S n n Bute and Plant Li s t.
10
... 20
••lanUiW (Sm GrMnhoUM).
•mlUui (Sm GiMnhaaw).
•nsiadraaiM* (Sm Anirrhinun.).
Wtatwt ouiMt
wa 4« ast catal6cnt^
■ad wut i*«
do not catnlocneyiM do aot t
T
Ic. ^iCI
;V>iv-
^asiMTWIA.
ZINNIA
The Zinnia \§y indeed, • gtand floirtri u luge
and doable as the Dahliat and of a gttat vaiTety of fine colon. A
bed of Zinnia* maliei a giand ihow, and is alwayi gfeall* adniifd,
being coutantly in the bioon. fiom the but of Jnne until Idlled by
aniumn froali. H there are any people who piettnd not to lilce
/inniai, let them tiy our leedi, and they will at once change thcii
mindi. We know that our /inniat are the bett to be had anywhere
in ibe wide world. Halfh^rJy annual.
440. lliM|«S«kta,a new, thowy and interesting variety, very
double, many of the flowers are beantlrulty ttilpcd and .
pencilled, while others are similarly merited upon one side,
the remaining portion of flow«r beiog distinct in color,
such ns orange, crimson, scarlet, etc., all colors mixed . . 10
Ml- — Ulltpwtlaii, charming new variety, of imall but very
rrauiativ formed flowers IS
447. — Banirllll, perfectly double, diitinct,allshadesof colors,
mixed.., iq
^Kltra Okala* Mll«4r, saved from selected dcuble
flowers . , 5
449. -Haagcana (Mexicana), a splendid double variety; flow-
^ ers deep orange, margined with yellow, keeping iu color
■ when dried as a winter flower.... S
,-»448.
THUNBKROIA
Very fine trailing plants, producing masses of
"" -pretty flowers. When
. allowed to trail on the
; ground they make a
t 'beautiful bed. The
eolorsaredclieate and
beautiful.' ,
m. ThMnkartIa,
mixed colors, S
r Umtot«ll«nauit(M«
Cyp«ruHj
VAMRMN
Showy border plants.
The improved varie-
ties bear large cory-
combs of small flow-
(ThcnlMrcUl ers, scarjet, white,
and red, of easy enilure. Jlalf-kardy perenHitU.
437. ValariaMtseailet.whiteand red, mixed. S
VIRaiNIAN STOCK
<Cbcii»nUinsM
Hardy, low-giowing, profnije fragrant flower-
ing annuals, for edges or smalMieds or pot culture.
43S. Mixail, red and white, mixed or *cpuate, 6
■■. VIOLIT ^ ' '^'Z
The little sweet scented Violet it perfectly
bHdy, and should not be wanting in any garden^
on account of its early appearanct, delightfi^
fragiance, and profusion of bloom, which lasts
froin early spring througboot the summer months.
A single flower w ill perfume ■ whole room.
A genus of very pretty, profuK-blooming
plants, adapted (or growing, either in beds,
edgings or dumpt. Ifanfy annual.
441. YiMarIa aanlafa, pink, with rich
crimsoneye; 1ft.... 6
WIOANDIA
Majestic omamei^tal leaved plants ; lh«
leaves areimmense, often 3 ft. long by \\ wide,
richly veined, and the stems covered with
crimson hairs. HMIf-hanly pertmtial.
442. Wliaaflia aa r aaoaaaa a , piretty. 10
443. ^Vi(lar I, superb foliage ; 7 ft ..... ,10
WAITZIA
TheWa i til a i s a d eli ca te an d int e w s t jag^asa
' WMITLAVIA^
The WhitlavU makes
pretty plants, with deli-
cate foliage, producing a
constant succession of
drooping clusters bf Unr
and white beil-shaped
.flowers. For shady siina-
lions there are few plants
that give more pleasure ;
makes good plants ior
vases, baskets or pots.
Hardy fMHual.
4fiO. WkHlavla. fine mixed i 1ft........ S
WALLPLOWiR
Highly prised for theit long continuance in
bloom, and for the delicate odor of. their flowers.
Single and double varieiies ol th« various shades
of golden yellow, red acd dark brooie. JSb//-
hartfy ftrenrnial.
4SI. WalHIawar, double German, extra
fine, mixed 10
402. — ahi^ltot splendid, mUed ; 1) ft .... . ,
XKRANTHKMUM
(Bverlastloc)
Showy annuals, bearing in profusion large
crimson, purple or white flowers, fine for winter
bouquets. Hardy OMtnULlt.
403. XaraiiMiaaMMa, mixed
ZKA MAIZR
(Striped Ja p an ese Cora)
An ornam e ntal fo l i a g e pUnt of muc h b e am y .
It is a species or com. with large foliage, the
leaves being beaatifnlly striped with white and
gre«B. Half-hardy amMuah,fremJaimm, e
404. Saa 4a|Malaa, striptd foliage ; 6 ft . . * 5
Hardy jbtrtHtiiml.
439. Vlolat (Sweet-scented English), dark .
blac;ift... ..!.. 10
44a -KacAahWhit* lo
of aonnalt, gipwing abont 12in. highraaSl pro
dncing flower^ in dnaters. Half-hmfyammal.
444. WaHlA g f a iiilHai a .flowttslMge.
goldeil yellow lo
WB ARS COUNTING S>N TOUR ORDKR THIS SBA80N
r:.,'M
immmmmmm^
■f^
^yr-^6
■fimm^is,^i^^-
The namti In tbii dc|iarlmtnt will hava a ramlllai lound to
all loTcri of houM-planlt. Th« AInitilon, C'intiaiia, Camtllla,
Geranium, Fuchtia, ttc, a» auoclaled with oar carlieit rtcollcclitjni. Muil peiiora procui*
planli from th« greanhouMi, and when bat one or two of a kind are needed, ihia It a good
^ plan. Some however, fiave KreenhouMi and deiiie many planU, and olheri lake piidc and
bnuiirtiD growing frpm teed— in watching every day'i growth, from the liny lecd-lcal to the full developed plant in all in grand dlipiay of
beMWy. We do not with to convey the idea that the icedi in Ibie department mutt necenaiily ke town in a grcenhtulc, at moil of lh«
*arU|le« will tucceed at well in the dwelling houte, if the ccndiliont congenial to their beatlh can only he tecured, which the grcenhnuic cr
eoMWiratofy ftiniiab : ibate ara light, warmlb, air and tunthine. . .
German, extra
Th« Poilooiing ItUt Contain* th« Cv«*m from HuPop«an 8p«ai«lists "^4
nt of mu ch b e aut y
AZA1.IA
Shmbtqr plantt. Urge beads of beautiful many
colored, flowen, and are borne in profuaion daring
the winter and ipriog. Ttndtrptrtnnial.
«M^ M ai— lndlca,lii>eatmUediHo«ft. 2B
ABUTILON
Beantifal plants, blooming almoat continually ;
alaosncccedttag well in the open ground in summer.
Flowers bcll-shapcd, 1 to 2 ins. across j 2 to 4 ft.
4S6. Abutilon, finest mixed wieties ; red,
white, roat, orange, etc .....25
BBOONIA
■fowla.Dw<il
•d. mixed. The seed we ofler baa been
hybf i^ixed wilb the greatest care, using
tbe moM doable aowers, and tbe bapd-
somest single varieties fpr that purpose. fiO
-flNMt tf««M« Mlsitf, saved from a
splendid collection. (See Bulb Ust) ... Ui
/ OALOKOLARIA
Gorgeous planU ; ibe large " pockel-sbaped
Bowers are born* in the greatest profusion throiuth
spring and summtr.
«». Ofl«aolMn«,Willlama'«train,
Camoas for ricfancss and variety 1.00
400. -Oartar^ Vtotorta
cdle n t —
OBNTAURBA
tmilto LmivmI •«■ Duwty Millar VarlMlM ' 471.
Valuable plants for ribbon licdding, tb« |
silver^ whiteness of the leaves being very .
(ITecuve with other colored leaved plants. I «TS.
4U.t. OantauraaOymnooarpata |*'*'
graceful silver foliaged variety, one
of the best for bedding purposes . . .
— OaMMIacllMiai a dwaif silvered
leaved plant, extensively uMd for
ribtwn lines
4tU(. —Olaimantalt produces cruwni of
silvery leavei, deeply fringed and
cut in lobes .,< > IS
OHRVaANTHKMUM*
IS
IS
OHryMuttliomuma liKlWum, ih< vatlaiin
tr« num«nMiR ■nil kra diviHtil l>y flttrUu isto
variouR cUu«4, "Chlntttf, * " Prni|Miti," "Japan-
•M*,*' «lc. Our ■train* ara unaiic«ll«ft Sft
— ympo w mt Owarf, Uouhia, nUad tt
— Jatpotllount, (ha JapanaM lonit-prlaUd Of
rrin|ad variaiiaa, now *o iiopular. itouMv, niiafd
colvri. (Sa« Plant LiM) fft
467.
4S8. -flM«t«
4^1.
ding.
(shmbby), exocUent for bed-
Finest mixed
7J
SO
409. <- •poMad ami MtotMatf, varieties
vicnA.... /....... flO
OOLKUS
Plant* with rlih fuliaga of auoritd calai», vtintd and
ftpnttrd in a bciiulirul manner. Kor irourit on Uwn^ and
tllilK>ninK,ara imliapanudila; IliiSfl. I tntitt fttimmml.
Vlh. Ooloua, niUad, Iht fineal luirlt. (See plant l.i»l.) V>
OUPHBA (OlRar Plant)
470. OuphOSI Platyoantral, large llowering vaii-
•ty, wilhcodnlteiiH bright liltet>cni« tS
OVOLAiiBN
A miMI- valuable winter bloomini plant. Itt finely
colored AolvatH keep a lone time. Itk futiauc i» pretty.
478. Oyeiatnan Pavaloiam, b*%t ; coior> miaed. . . sft
■OHRVKRIA
Dwarf pUnia with Hanhy leavn, grown for rdginjl,
ribijon liadi, etc. Ttntttr firtttniiti.
479. Behavarta aacuntfa Qlauoa, tmall bluiih
while leaves ; a to 4 in(he> tA
PIRNS
Oracenil plania, living a beauiifui appearance to llw i
coniiervalory o.r window ; the hardy Kortfi. grown io rock*
eiieii^eic., ar« lieauiiful.
COLBUS
OINKRARIA
Fur a ahowy Oower, the Cineraria liaa few equale,
•1 it doei hundrcda of large ihowy liowcrt ol
twaring
various color* and markinat.
4(W. OlnararisthytorMainew dwarf), a >plcn.
did ilrilin of uurge flowering hybridt ; dwarf,
compact and buiiny, mixed oolora
4*7. — MvbrMa, large flowering. aiMd colon
— -Wliiiama' — ""- -J»-^-
larva flowering and varyilne.
4W. -WkHafMICCWlfliariiiin
«7i>. -Dau w a aatrif il ialca, MUad. .
so
M
atrain,
1.00
arkimaCandidisiima) U
OUANTHURiA.iatv.llM CHaey Wk>
A moat taagiiiCccal planl, with (iagular falias*
and macmacaai dntan of hag, droopiag i flowen,
aoaai^tal raaaiabUag a panot'a bmk.
Uau acHtlel, JriSl^a Hack VlolcinD iha caMn »
W« ChflllMK* CMBpariMO with uy Reliabte 8Md HowM ia fiM Coiutty, titkw in racaid to QoiOilf or Prtct.
TMB STULB BIKW. COHT. TOKOMTO, ONT.
4IM.
4»7.
ffUOHWA (Latfta** ^,
Il«««ll/«1 plutUfor pot cullara t «uyi 'Inmplni fluwtrt, 1 10 9 iMk
long, <>r'«iq<ibll« eoloct. Kad, «hlt«, uink, etc Tnnt4r ftrtmmiat.
489. fiuohala. mUod, liiigl*, utd doubb, nuMd «orlt i I to 9 ft SO
QMANIUM
Corgcout Aowara, of numcfoai •hadot of cola*, Inmd* coalloii-
owlr, rtnd«r ihU iho moti popuUr pUnt growa, •itbtr (Or pol culturt
lo wlnlci, or tot Iwddingout In Hummer.
48.1. Oovanlum, appla icanlad, foliag* mnlla • dallelout parfuma. 3S
484. la'ga tIeuioKing, iiDglc, aiiad, from a«w Tarlaliu. . . . i|0
480. ' doubla mlaad, Includaa nwojr varlaliat SO
••• Plan* lM •
OkOXINiA
PtanU of graal liaaal)r, for conwrvalory of giianhoata i flowari
S to 3 ini. loDtf, linlcd, moitlcd and markad wlin dclicala and rich
colon i I f M^ 7'tmi/tr /trtmniah.
480. Olealnla Onartdlflora Ofaata, of ureat IwautjraDd diver-
■itjr, mlied variaiiti, uved from the fincil aiacC growing
•orti ) itrongly recummendad 70
487. — lavga flouiaflng mljia4. Choica vari^lai OO
•aa Bum Liat
HBLIOTROra
Dellcioaily fragrant flowering pitnii | graat favorllat for pot
(iullure in tGa wintM, or bedding out in iumaier i l| ft.
TtHiitr ptrtHHiah.
488. Hallotfapa, larga llooiavad, tinaat mljtad. IS
480. —King •* *>>• »«aka, a dalicioutiv fragrant flowarlrg
variety, baarinaJargaumbali of puipliib black flowcricun-
tinuoiuly t wcinreaplad for pot cultuie or for bedding out
In iummer. Price par pkt i... 30
%m» Mavalty tiat
HUMtA
A handiome decorative plant, either for pot or gardenf, producing
drooping pyramidt of ruby-red, grau-likc florets. Half hard f hUnnial.
490. Hutnaa ■laTgana iO
KBNILWORTH IVY
A charming imall, neat, hardy perennial trailing {ilan|, luilabla
for baaketi, vatcr, pott and rock. work.
491. Ulnarla Oytnbalavia, lavender and purple CO
LANTANA
One of the moat deiiraLle half-hardy perennial greenhooic or
bedding plantu, conitantly inblooog; Verbeoa-IJke heada, and chan^ng
in hue ; 9 to ft.
492. Uantana, mlKad 10
MUBA
(AbynlaUa Baaaaa Tree)
Magnificent for greenhouse and iub-lropical iiMoing, or ai ilngle
ipeiimeni on the lawn they are itrikingly encotive. .Seeds sown early
will produce large plants the first season ; 6 to 10 ft. - Tttidtr ptrt»nial.
493. muaa ■ttaata. (See Plant List) 30
WILD GARBEN SEED
To thocM wlio cannM Ixtiow ih> nacnsary csra
raqnifad in a neatly laid oui flower (arden, the " Wild
Oaidea " pmcaie s iuUiiiuie, which, for in unusual
aad varied effect, for cheapoeu and inull amount of
labor aaceiaary for iucon»tniction, haa no rival. We
, kav.t had many laiiitaciory evidence of the euilnation
In which the " Wild Gaiden " i> held froia thoee who
leed our leed the pan leaMh.
t '* Wild Garden Seed! "area mimure of over lOO
• vuieiies of hardv flower leedtaiiiced together, aad
.wherever planted will it «ire waetbing newalmou
-everyday. Peroi., BO; perpltt, 16c
PAMKMi ru>wm
llaadaoase, rapid elhnban, toe graaaboiua dacoealioa aad saaay
poaitloaa In iha open gruuif^ in saaaoMr. Oaavula la soaMtlasaa
hardy in a thajlarad tilaatioa.
494. Paaaltloaa Oaarula. larga flowars, of viahl and HgklMa*.
slightly fragrant ..'. 10
PNIMULA (PrlmroM)
The " Chinese I'tlnrose" is a great lavuiil* fot wintet blooailrg,
the foliage is pretty and altractiva, and the Howart lionU In claslais
ate parficlly enarming, and borne all through Iha winlar and spring.
490. Pvlnaula pimbiitata •tiMDala. mUa4, ailra choice,
ttn Urge, nagniScanl flower* of iha richasi and moat
varied colors , ,......,,,........,...
00
riiiBb»lataalk«mafBlfia«,flow«rtara«afylMg*tpai;«
white with a btight yellow eye, each petal flnaly and Ma
eaatl.
fully (ringed and borne in large clusters well above the foliage. 00
-fawrt-laawad, tnl>a4 aolova, large, finely fringed flower* AO
MIIMVkA OBOONIOA (J«pan«M)
A profuse blootning Pi imrose, lieating on long slams heads con-
taining 10 to 10 flowers. It thrives in a coul house, and will grow In
favor with those deairing plants that will grow easily. Tlic flowers are
pure while, shading occaslonWy to iliac, and have the true Primrot*
fragrance. It Is in all respec&i lovely flower.
49M.' PKlmula Obaonlaa ../ .....:...': 98
•OLANUM (J«ruMiligm Oh«i^)
Is well adapted for garden or pot culture, bearing numctotu lllllf
red fruit, which remain on lor a long lime and look very ornamental.
400. Solanuno CapniaaatKum, li ft > 10
•MIMX (MyrslphallHin)
Perennial tuberous-rooted climber, with dark gloasy foliage aiid
small white flowers ; one of the inoat detiralla greenhouse climbers |
«lolOft.
000. Mapaiiagoldaia (Boston Smilax) \ ounce, $2.00 .10.
TORBNIA
lleauiiful trailing plants for vases, batketi, etc. | they bloom
continually daring summer, also In the winter, if in the grcenhousa i
flowers largt.
001. Toraota pouvralavl, an elegant border plant In moist, .
partially shady situations ; flowers, poicelain blue and rich
violet ; throat brjght yellow ) 6 inches ; , ....... . 10
003. — Whita Wlnga. novalty laso.
The color is unusually attracliva, befng pure white, with a
slight flush of rot* at the throat, and b a decided break from Iha
color hitherto known in this genus. The Toreniaa make one of our
best vaK and basket plants, on accoaat of their thrifty habit
<?C,-,'.„.:':/^';: -.-»;>/
4s *'
and profusion of bloom, and.only recently Jfiv it be«n
known that they are well adapted for ^ging* awl
borders, in the open gioiftnd, growiiig^,*nd flowesirg
Imuriantlyih the warmeit'and sannieit titnation*,
ne ontil frost Tbey aie eztentively nicd in
parks for this ptorpoae, and the long tows,
I inche* high, tr e e a eee dihgly h ieantiftifc — Thi*
new variety, "White Wings," will be even mora
showy for this parpoie. W« highly recommend tU«.
Price' per pkt., f 5c.
Vqq will alway* have, oor order* for all Seed*
leqoifcd. S. A. WbsLkv, ClementsviUa, N.S.
■OTMC*— TIm Mmmcf ao««(lnu lluUx ut > motl uh(uI tnil litllllaal c\»u ol Auwn*. and in tM«;(>inln( mof* |K>|iuUr cvt i)r yni, l»ih •mor||l
" alio will mil he foivsiHcd urilll Hvtia fioiii»*<>f CI. •<> th«l IhOTt will bt ■<> <UniE«i ul injuiy on lh« way. Whin
III nol be (oiwsid«d urilll wvtl* fioil««t<>*ci, •<> th«l IhOTt will b« ■<> <UnK«i ul injuiy on lh« w», '
Cualomeit muil mil, IIMitfiirt,
11 rtiila ind unataiMt rraiy whai*. Bui . v .^ ... ».. „ i»
BulU aiaofdaiad •tlhicadi.lh.aw.il Willi* fotwaidfdai. mc«,««4fc»lb««« iow ••Iba w«^»ar|«r«»ta. - „ , ^.
faildiiappoialad Ulhay dj not find (ha l.ulba in iha Aial paclia|«. arAll Uullia and Howaiing pUfflaacnt by mail, poU paid on racalHl M* I'llcrt*
^A/i
AM AKVLI.H, or " Kxi«lNT»' STAa-L'lu.
JImapyllis op K.nigJ2t«' Star-Lily.
An lntaia«ling claaa or planli, deaiialila lor Ijowinf In poll, pioducinifihaWy, III) ihaptd
flowcri «hlch aia vciy alliaclWa and handiomc. The bulba ihould be polled In lU'h, landy loam,
with ijood drainage. The bulb li of vigoioui K'owlh and well lepayi the care i«i|Mii».l, li«in( al
moat luie lo bloom Ihc Aririaaion. if planted nulilde after ipilng flowering it ma kn a Rood
giowlh, and it ready for a Mcond bloonrnK in the fall. Tliry leiiuiie aliurdanl mniitule when
i rowing, l>ul al Ihehr icaion of reil, water thould be uiven rparinKly. Our lUirii ia very hne.
Ifnarylll* formo^l^lmA (Jacobean Ulyj^daikcrimiunlloweri, with nioit charming
and giBcelul a|ipaar4Ab». Ta« hulba ara dormant during Iha widltr, and can b« prfiervvd
like the Dahliaii
_D0f||UI0a. — Thia la parhap* the fincil Amaiyllii in cultivaiion t very laiKe caimincred
ofw»
an
BEGONIAS.
(TulMroua-RooMd)
Tfiaac Bsgoniai now
rank among the lineal
bnlba for aamiMr flawai-
ing. A plant praaanta a
moat magnificent ^hl,
and ia (pverad with llow-
. era the whole icaaon. Onr
Collection ia magnificent,
compoced only orihe'n«iw
gigantic flowered aorta
which have been ao great-
ly admired.
All Oolorab mixed; »
for 7Sc. ; each, aOc.
•MM*MlHMie«l*r«,
theae produce double
bloaaoma of varioaa
olora and great beaaty
SforSimteachtWc
flowcri, wllh a bar of while through the centre |>clal j the whoir lurhce flicked and luf-
fuicd wllh ahadingaof while ; a.auie l>l<K>mei, and one that allihinild have 9^9^^
—Hybrids •fVlttettt. Scollfigi fiom caicfuliyhylutdlred iilanta, ard may Iweapected
lo (iioduca flowell of laie lieauty of k<><hI liie anil in varied colon 00
JeltnSOfll, an e'cgant pot plant with wine ifd ciiminn floweitt inchei in diamelti i each
petal itriped with white. Flower ^lalk 3 fl high, with clutleri of ,1 lo bloonii , . . 7fl
(One each of ihe above fiSur yaiieliea for only $2.00;)
COOPERIA DRUMMONDI
THB OlAfiT PINIHV liiljV.
Iliiii M 9IM of iha good naw tlilii|« of which w« hav« ItMO u-
cii«i«Ullni «n tudiniiou^ niock thai «r« m«y |iv« ti lo oiir cutUMitan
chaap. Ii Ua mtmtwr of lh« Ainarylli<t family, ih* hullA bcini »
l«r|ia and m>Ii(| a« a medium viud oniuii, ami ithtiuld Im plaitud in lh«
apring, *ith«r in ih« o|>cn ground or in |>oi>t (ihey du ai wvll <>n« way
u iha oih^r), wh«r« ih^y will bl»«mi frcaly hiohi uf ih« tummar, band-
ing u|) Iwauiifiil lily like while hlo^i mt un ticntti itn lo Aftfcn iiichtu
high. Iha (oliaga 14 itiiiia long, anti of |>«>riiliitr lavandar graaii coltu^
In tha lall the ImiIU ^hnuld lie lifted, and kepi dry over winlar, llkt
Gladiolui. Ii i<t one «f iha ca>ie«i uf all IiuIIa i> arow, al>Mduialy nura
lo kluom fraely, and the Iwauiiful, pure, fairy lilta hloiaofni are avrr
lovaly. Wa hopa we offer tl ai a prica lh«i will laipirt all lo plant ii^
Slronf buIlM, raady for immcdiaia hloom, Itk. aach, lo«r for oOc.
OR
A KUptrb plant, 'iha flowan are bohM
on long gracefully curvtd |ialk«, delicate
rosa-colorcd and white, with purflall|to,
and prcMnling whan in full bloom ■ iron-
droutly beautiful appearance It will tn*
dura the coldest winter without protection
IN«l|f«rM siMOtaWlltai par do«.
$l&0;«Kh,Z6c.
: ^ i L-
2|L Adoqis Vei<xiqlis,
A hardy perennUl border flower, blooai.
JM >n May,. |t hat bfantiful cap-thapad
yellow flQWcra, and handioaie follago—
coltivatioii very eaiy, each. We.
/^exican
tap flower
MILLA BIFLORA
plant, naltv* fd MmIco ami
ractntlylnlf aMc«ainioi:ulii-
valion. It fth«Mild 1»« irtalttl
in all r««p«cuUli««<ilatllulufr
a* II \a alHctlf « Kunmar
flowaring Wlh. Tha tlowari
mn ptira waiiy Mhikt, two
tfichai In 4Ufnat«r, ol' a ttar
•hapa, ant hun)« usnatly in
paU« on lotitf «Und«r tUniH
ll it vary banuiiful a»pacUUy
firetmioK at ic I'utt a long
iImm in waiar loo muih
pi^iaa 1 annot b« tMtlowed
Kiliu lovaly flower. It
«t avaryoiMi ant) «hould
own vary brgaly. When
Kiwn in cimnaction wiih
«ftera KUgant and ('ycio-
b:ilhra Klava ih« cfTtciMtno-^l
baauarul.Prk«10i:,a^|l.
FJIJ^CY CJJUlDm^S
Ltrg* qiianlltin n( iImm arc now 9<vH for ram-
mer and fall decoration, and nothing caneqtial
ine variety and gargcoui 'coloring of thea^tirna-
menial leaved plants when grown oq verandai or
in iituationi partially ihaded. They are eatily
grown, thriving in pol> or boxea in the houie or
in ahiiled lituations oiit-of-dnori. Tha bulbi
■h'tuid be dried off in October, and kept in a
warm, dry place during the wintsi. They a)>ould
b« itaried into growth aboat May lit. (Stt tut.)
40c. each; 3 for $1.00.
Caladium EgQulentum
Aa a ringle plant fgi lawna or large flower beds
it has no sapcrior. Commonly called " Elephant's
Eara." Each, 25c. ; S for $1.00.
CALADIUIU
I h»v* uHd your tndt for lh< laMaight jrmn and
And Ibna Iha flant qualllT. J. !>. WHkinaeo, Bwra
Rapidi,MaD.
f
LiPge Flowering
Frenelj Carinas
The spikm sniMwhai measMe Otadtohn. bat
ihali aiui h niiit* >»llh*nt rnliHs >h<i« grandly
agatntl Ihdr liopkal lulUg* j lh«y lilixini urn
liiiually dating ih« •■mnwr aMmiha wlihoiii In
larmlMliin fxini jana until hual. 1h« (lowers
langa In i olor rmni tha daaiMsl riinium to light
y«ll<iw, torn* Ixlnu Itrauilhilly ai<iiil»l lllia lh«
lin«tt Oiehldi. Tha tiMiii may lie kepi over
Ititm yaar to year like the Dahlia <k (iladiolaa.
■ hamani, cntlraly dltllncl rriiiii all other
(annas, Its rich graan tropical fidlaga r^
srmlilInK the Musa or lUnana. The liowera
are .1 Inchea long, and II Inches wide, of a
glowing crimson colof. Kach Mte.
«abua%a Pertaetai, ihia variety will grow
fully H ltd hlxh, with Immense Uaves 4 (nI
long by 1 1 led «lda i of deep lironie and
green colors. Kach, HAr.
Xebi*lB«, very dwarf, with deep bronsy rullage.
Kach, !Hlc. ' -m .
|iiaa4, Unnamed vnrl«lia«, tackJUc., ptr dot,
$9-00.
BBSSBfU HLBGJ1J4S
A summei flowMng bulb reinirinj^ the same
trralmeni as the (iladiolaa. || is > «f(l(ndid
companion to Milla BlflfW|^ m it grows alxiul
the ai^ma height and amkn with ihMt lovely
flower a prMty conMaat The floweta are one
inch In diameter, d»«i«>in( in clusters, Ane
scarlet with a white tiand ' trough the center of
each petal. It is c^ily grunvn anu sure In please
all. Native of Mexico. I'rice lOc. each i per
dot. $1.00.
■PmNO CATALOOOI OP ■■■Dt, BULM AND PLANTS POM mt
OaR#AHl3lA GeLLEGTIGN
Th< rolUiwInc ««il«tiM wtr* tptcUllir wIkimI ahll* In llu««f, tiHi tit
■■KHig lh« niM*t •hoar *«it«ilM ttown **«* •olMdlon of ihu iMrauitlul llo««t
UniyAiM. Pl«ni l)ahll««, la ih< |ioun4 whan .Ik* MMam baciMiiM mum.
ThcM rharaihia Howck lovt « itch hiaiii. A Mihlir toll mint Iw ihotinighly
•nil(h<il vilki ulil aUliU Wtnui* lo Inau)* • cmiH nop of llu«(i> ; «*iti
ih'icfMuhlf oii<'« • wtak, ami aiifar 'ha hillaK* rr«<|uanll|r , lUk* tach |i|«|il,
11* aatnay |fo«r up In tha r*Mtahau|> riM>i««n<l •luff In etiUr, (it* fiom h «*l ,
WVHiHIM T. AMaVi NaaMy an nut antl fini va*t«l|r, Hi**Ur • naw nam*, l>«tl .hi« thai
rrswIlliKMiliy In maililitl !• aura la ulaax ll Ulun«< ui Iha du* iil rail'V HahlMa. nhlih
ara «i<.aa>hiiiily iMMuilful wh«M thay tiMna una lii *.y4«»r Wa ara Cit-iA^laitl ll will flaaaa nut
• uMiHMar*. ihaf«f<t«« ia4al«>«Ma ll ll Im ilaili Vfif, wanly anil ill^llnilly <lil|i«l allH galdaH
ywllMW, Mriil •I>i«l4a aiiif vary hanilMina, !taa em t^fifiiMlla 1*1118 tfV i*nl« 4a*h .
Dahlia. Woman in Wljite
T(il« h«nil*miv> Wtiiu lUhlla uf ilut larga H^wailnf <I«mi, t«>« Unuly trnUvrf, »tt4m§ ihal'
«««r<*ur« will mU* ilM||r«*i*ti ««ti»r*tiifm. I K« |ilaiiM ar* lll«r«tly t.ivstvtl wliK ^ur« .fi«w *
whil* Ihmtn. Sm • III ImH* t"^* ^^ t^«ni« aach
FIJIBSTSHOWVJiaiBTIBS
Etch, lUclBlit pat dm., $Si,Mt Ona of «aeh of Iba fullowlng
25 vaiiatin fui $5.0I».
eon4o», vary paeullar color, bulf, •hi<l«il wllh orangt.
ehaalaa Iil4g*», tiaap yallow, c(l|[«l wllh red.
■ mpaaaa of Intfla.whUv Miipad with lilac, |iai(act rorm,Ur|{a.
fHamlngo, vaimilion leMlcl, vary ahowy.
filoiianoa Stank, whiia iliipad with puipic, bail of lla color.
Haatoa, large fliiwan of good form, chciiy led,
•laaokal, dailirich maroon, lipped wilh while, quilled flowara.
tfobn pofkoa, (awncolot, thaded with yellow, btrlpcd maroon,
tiahn Slandiah, rich etimann red.
Iiady lilldman, Ixight liUc, of good form, larg^apd allracllvc.
lioiid Olyda, deep warli^ line form. <
liovd Haiukl*. rich, re<r, flowert of medium lita.
Ill's. •■a<dl«, ydluw lip whltr— lomelimea ahi^deil red and
orange- ahvaya perfect.
Pantaa la Villa, deep ro(c,dBrk centra, beautiful large flowart.
Pammoth Quaan, rich blood red, very •tiiking.
Ufa. cnapahlon, white, deeply edged, with rotv purple.
■aurudeaa, la|ge yellow flower, beautifully tipped with
Ura.
while
Onlola, a yellow variety, deeply edged- wilh while.
Pnusaian, Pnitaian lilac, ol perfect form.
Piilnaa Hanny, rpay purple, ttripcd maroon.
Quaan Olab, white, edge* of cunt marked with cardinal red.
4)uaar> of PKlonnoaaa, beautiful prllmote y :Uaw, ilriped purple.
Sunbeam, chrome yellow, very fine, large flowert.
Suean Inqrmta, deep maroon,'vtiy richly colored.
Tflumph da Pa||a*,rich reddlih maroon, flowert of perfect form.
OUR PRIZE G0bbteTI0N
Thii superb collection took l^t 0r§t pritt il "The Induilrial"
tati fil|,ana it in every retpect unrivalleil. Ktch,.10c. ; ^r doi, $3.
Beauty, large, pure while, ettrt fine.
■utteiif ly, yeHow ground, beautifully tiriped with cirmine, very
thowy. . ^.
Chalnman, buff, bright orange, very thowy, good form and tiie.
4aBsie QDelrtteiBh, brilllanl red, tipped with white, very thowy.
Uaaden, dark rich purple; producea a fine eflecl when grown wilh
lif^ler colored vaiietiet.
(nedeety, bluih, with light centre; large, wilh great tubitance,
CHagflia Saul, biuih, white edged, with purple, extra.
fflfa. Oox, bright yellow, being a pure color, it It very thowy.
Pten ee e, black, wry la rg e bloom.
GH0IGCST SIN6LC BAHblAS
This naw icctioo of lh« t>ahlift fAmily h«4 livctiintt •wMtdbiRly fMhlonaMv^ nwinti to lh«
.■.iQaailachcd lo tha cut blouitii.. thctr ^ ■ - ■ ■ -
nfvcr Bttainetl by this finfltl douItU Mbrla.
I nit naw MCMon Ol in« i/miiik lAmiiy na« iivctimtt •«c«vaiii||i7 iMnioruiiM*, nwinti to ma
vaIqb ailachcd lo tha cut blouitii.. thatr tti'Vt I'Uttartty-lilir fatmn living ihate now*ro a Krwa
'rh« riowam r»flft* f^foiH if lo 5 iniha^ in.ilianicirir.
ii crim40fi<
Auriltai very Ana yallow.
j^tn Oowflllli nuiro'iM.^iadcd
OIM Qoltfi^old^n yclluw, and Moielimei
markfed wiii( c*iiii»ui|.
^«rilff«ff«t dark maroon, kliadtd" with
piirptcL
VI«toryi lurgr. whita eicrllanl.
BOyQtifeT OR POnPONC DAHLIAS
'I'ha flowara nf iht^ beautiful claufi tr« Kmall, Miiialilc for iH^iutuau, tml aaparffcl in uliaiia -
»» any nf ih» \hnw vtrirtiat ; ihay ara fonirnnanily iniliipan^tbk in a ictiilrn. ^ . —
Peefeet Vallen, deep, rich cardinal red flowert, of good form,
very bright and ihowy.
Telumphaittf roty, |rurplc, ver^ fine ihape.
SkSDttee, very dark mi rooa. with white tipa,auraeti*eand thowy.
CnCTUS DflHUIAS
Thia B«w data of Dahliai hat u pa p aJ op u aniinly diffaranr aaclloft. They
aia talii— u l«l« Imvaan iIm doabla and linf k Taii< riaa, at Mculiai and vary
plaaaiag fonn, rteeiablint iOBWwhal loaia of iba JapaiMM ChrTunihamMma.
"Aaaortad varialiia, aiind, per dot. $t i Mch, 10 caott.
Sliquiana, derp orange u^rlal.
Llttla Nusa, daapi maroons
UMia MaHrtoa, bright acaklal.
LHtla iteaalia, <rraw color and pink,
Mlllpwtlauii amlitr color. , '
Mrs, Deddei vemiiUon.
I white and magenta.
SnawrflaUia, a>hiie, gool.
Mamaaia, maroon, lippeil with while.
OupM, a perfcc-l . gem, whiles lipiwil with
ro»e.
Luvlllna, amiiar, very good.
HaelwtBpallwya, rcdriipped wllh while.
Each, 2.1 eentt; ptr dot., $2.8a
^Plf ntt can l>e tent at toon at danger from froit it pattied— abeut firtt of ;
April— and will lie forwarded by mail (poti paid) on receipt of Adfec.
m
TUB STBBLS BROS. CO-V, TORONTO, OUT.
9r-
Oup : gladiolus : Colketioi)
'HB GLADIOLUS U ihe moit ihowy of •!■' flomring tnlb< ; b
flKt. DO Aow«r •4u*l> it for brilliuil dii^y, ttod Doo« an Hoto
•Milir gf^B. BujlM thMld bo pUuiMd in nm opn graaad, fraai
TL _
Aki, do Hown •quail it for brilliul dii^y, •
•MilT growB. Bulb* •hoold bo pluiMd in IM
la« tt April toflrM of Juljr, ud Itwy |>ill bloom IVoai Jkif to Ociabor,
Plaai Ihroo inchca doop aod fo«r Incha uatt. Ib Octobor dw biilh*
•hoold bo lifttdi dfiod and notod Id Ibo ooltw ovor wiotot. Tbo* pro-
daco Iho flnau oflwl whon pUaiod in diimpi or bmooo, ud a bod of a
hmdrad or noro h a naiMiighl. Too much oaawM bo laid in pnfao
of oar ModlBf aad muiiim. Thoy will ptodaco • go n ouat amy of
choicooolort. Look at our unparallodoffor of! chokatocta (NT (W.
THB l*BV( OIlADIObU*
Thli roawrluUy fin* Oladiolai U Iho but wUioyot powB.
an aroll fonnod, of. oxcoptiMial mbMaiioo, and aro papor wUta, laadat
k IjOi llmo wMB cut. Spilna of good lin, and polals graooftdly
racurvod. Whoa planladlala, afaiu ihadoof pnrplooiitondahalf my^
through tho lower polal. If,how«Ter.ipikos aro cut and plaoodlB wator»
no traco of pink will appear— a docidad a«qui*illoo. gK. aack i It Am-
Tha Mlowlac variadaa ara all aztfa laa, aa wa hava diacaMMI
all old, poar aorta, aad aAr tkaaa at vary l*«r prlo«a>
THtt Qam Collaotlon for B0«. «r Kghi
Nam*d diadloll.
Wo vaol ta iaduco all our cutooora to plant CUdioll, and taking
advaafago of an iauaoiiM itock. wo offer Inia splendid collec;lon at
about oae-third the ragular letaU pricea; They are all diuinct, hand-
wmm wad ^itivtfy tnu i» mvu. On laodptof Moentiirewill aaid,
post-paid, all of the eight earietiei here named.
>swilol»|» yw l«, bright yermllion-scarlet,' showy -....'. 10
"^ pure while, spotted poiplish-rbse ......10
.—j«S<tHIM|flowersUugaaod wide, rose, with canalae^nd. 10
in Bwll, while, slightly tinged with sulphur U
■•i l l dili w t s dalicale me, with wMie stripe in oeatra of
each petal, carnline blotch on salmon ground 10
PrllM^SS'Wf WAMSy white, flamed with carminerrose; deep
carmine blotch i.i It
IMUM Buoh m ww, new, the finest yellow, for massing. ........ 16
CMslaithlai blush-white, with carmine blotch « IV
jSRnBe
ir
THIS CHOICE COLLECTION FOR $1-00
Apoton, rasylllae, roao bjwch, ttripad while .
ghlcara
AralnOi fine satin ro^ with brighl caraiine . .
* '•■white, very ehowy and effective,....
iiMi scarlet cherry, tin^ with orange, flami
iml*) white, very ehowy and effective, . .
i^gmiiM, scarlet cherry, tinged with orange, flamed
carmine; pure while blotch ■ /. 16
while ground, slightly 4inKcd with tosrVflamed
with cnmson, lower peiala light yellow.. .1 SO
Jam— Oartar, light orangc-ied ; large pore white
bkitch - »
Lord ■«r«n, brilliant scarlet, blotched and flaked
witnJHire white. . tO
Nally, while, flamad with carmine-ioee ; large blotch
ofdarkcarmiR. 10
a*, . : . : _
OIIR $2.00 COLLECTION
ati*IWllO t i,compaet trass, flosren flamed orange, white kaids down middle of each petal; large creamy- white blotch. 60
La OaiMlmtri white, lightly striped with carmine-viokl ; nearly pure white Ifc
laiWI'll. large flowers of cherry color ; slightly tinted with orange, blued with red ; ceniie well lighted, very large. Wr
(Mara, luhl orange ted, tiiiaed and flamed with carmine: while Uoich.. S6
Mai I li a WaahiWgtOIl, light yellow, Isjge siie, well ananged spike, tower petals lingtd'wiih rose t6
niMlaa, brilliant purple, tinted with violet ; large pure while bloloi. feathered with carmine<herry t6
■•kart Portuiia, osange-lake, shading off to puiple<rinMon, veined while W
Hal LaapaMf blush-niae, slightly suffused with orange and shaded dee |> cunant-ied ; while blotch 86
Van Oyak, cnmson amaranth, striped with white. — . t6
TanaBIa, rose, slightly tinted with viokt, flamed with dark carmine ; large while blotch, feathered with carmibe. . . 10
OUR SELECT COLLECTION FOR $3.60-VERY CHOICE
AmM Paaha, scarlet Itower, of a bright shade, with a large ivory-white blotchj^oldrn at the edges 86
•aranaaa Binadatt-Oasrtta, delicate lilac, tinged wiih rose, flamed e^i^puiple ; spike very long ; flowers
unusually larKe ,.rr^ ...... 06
Qanaral ntlL Sharman, long spike of fine red flowen of Urge sise ; distinct white line ronning through each
petal ; a large while blotch on lower divisioo.; a remarkable and showy variety. *.....'. 66
Matint Ktna, loog spike, flowers of most brilliant velvety-scyrlet, streaked with deeper scarlet at the edges ; while
band in centre of the upper petals. . ^ :...... 1.00
,
PraaMant Unaain, an exo
tceodingly showy variety ; strong long spike ; flowers large, with blush-white ground ;
the edges of the iie'uls suffused with briiihl rose ; lower division fwavily blotched and finely lined with crimson.. 76
T atl aj ^ a , lovely and very distinct flower ; pure white, suffused with rose and striped camiiAe at ihe edges ; lower
' petals pale roee, largely blotched and striped with bright violet. . . i , .^ 00
■ > ^_ : ^— . : ^ -. — ^_ ___
'
CHOICE MIXED GLADIOLI
UshtOali
Mtatfaa-
EitraOl
lara an« WhNa MIxatf ..
natf Ml>a4i
Mi«a«09iara......
Each per dos. per 25 per 100
10c. $100 160 jogo
6c flO 1 10 « 00
...... 6c «0 1 10 «00
LEMOINB'S NEW HARDT HYBRID GLADIOLI
Mixed colors. Of all Gladioli, these are among the most curious and beautirnl.
The Odd and fascinating marMagsaf the flower <, and their beautiful shape resembles
the faaciaating beauty of-lhat n'ot of all flowen, the Orchid. Yellow, crimson,
white, beown, green, rank, etc, an all blended logciner, producing an effect seen
in no otlier flower. Seed which will bloom the second year, 3»c. per pki. ; large
bulba, Wc aach ; S for 60c ; It for tl.76.
HARDY GLADIOLI
The following beautiful Gladioli are hardy, and can be lefk in the gronnd over
winter, or stored In the cellar, same as ordinary varieties, aa may be desired.
Pi aaaoaillialMas bntuy yeltowish-green ; an odd and curious color. each 26
■atunclaraanL a grand variety, bsatug beautiful light scarlet blossoms, the throal
of which B thickly apolied with whfie; unlike any other son each 60
Braantanua, crimson-purple ; Orchid-shaped floerere ; early- .each 10c, per dos.l.OO
AbotfaThraaVarlaMaa,MI«aJ.. ■-----....... " «.00
TRITOMA UVARIA (R«d-Hot Poker)
A very showy summer-flowering plant, bloom i n g freely in any good garden soiL
'Plant eariy in Spring and Mti roots in the fallt or protect carefully during the winter.
Each, SOc. ; per doi., 4S.oa
IRIS (Flowerinc Flmc— Flenr-de-Lia)
Very beautiful flowering bulbs, which an deservUig of mon extended cnmvation ; their rich and varied colors of blue, violet, imrple, lilac, white and yellow, render thea
tUaciiTC. They an of the easiest culture, growii«bcely la any soil. The bulbashouM be planted early, as they do not keep w^ll out of ground.
Eadi Par dot.
■nSllail(Anglica).9lendid mixed varietieB.... 6c. $0 40
■nSIMi, UMint itana, pare whila 10c 100
•paniail|b 16 choice naisad sons of giaalbeBBty.. 6c OdO
0annanlaa|CaeTarielyilarf»iowen....r..>k;..rn>»...>>i.. lOe. 100
Each For doe.
scented, splendid 6c OM
(Japanese). >An excellent variety, flowers very large,
from pun irUte lo deep Mae, haautlfou*
Wc S 00 .
varying in 4slor from pun irUte lo deep Mae, haauti
■ sis^atg^-mi
f>llflow«<a|lmlh<;la
pUv, and Doa* art son
in tlM opm graaad, fnMi
n fVoii Jkir to Ociabar.
. lo Octobv Iha Mb
OW wiolM. Hm* ptO-
r BMM«, ud k llM «f >
oaaMM uMin pniM
K* ■ (orgtont ■mjr of
choka tocU ttt aw.
cut aad pUoadia waMr,
loo. aK-Mch; KdM.
u wa hava diacairdati
try l*«r prleaa.
o«. «r Ughi
inl Gladioli, and Uking
I splendid coll«ci)on at
r are all diuinct, haod-
if to oeati *■ win Mod,
efelR SEhEGTEB gaiLcetioN or LiILIES
'''\v
r'«:'^^Jv
THB rliua
'^#
,uue»
Hiir
(LILIVM HARRISl)i
M fttripo in caatra of
ind , 10
cannine:roM ; daap
ilttttm ••• 15
rormani^......... 16
... ....R U
ed ; largo pan whito
M
blotched and flakad
. »
ne.ioM ; largo btoich
fO
croamy- whito blotch. fiO
II lighted, very large. 1^
26
h roM S6
herry t6
»
«ch 86
. ..,; ib
ercd with caraiilte... SO
edges. 86
o very long ; lowors
W
ronning through each
66
tat the edges; white
1.00
binsh-white ground ;
r lined with criBMNi,. 76
e at the? edges ; lower
«0
efk in the ground over
r be desired.
ts color, each 26
blosMNns, the throat
irt each 60
.each 10c, par dos.l.OO
, " S.0O
ully during tlia winter.
iid yellow, reader theai
^m^'.^ -
LrlfllES
(OTHER VARIETIES.)^
f I HH Iorimi.— The well.known beautiful
snow-white, fragrant, har^ jkrden Uly, flowers
trompet-ihapcd, 6 to 9 inches long\ Height, I) lo
6 feet ; and in the op^n ground, blooms in June
and July. Price each Uc.; per doi., $I.M.
W«ll«o>l. - A magnificent Japanese variety,
with beautiful clear buff flowers, spotted with
black ; very distinct, and one of.the finest Lilies
grown. Price, aach^ 60c.
■MOalaum (OaftUim»m).—Thit stalely form,
beauty of color, and delightful^ fragrance of this
variety has made it a great bvnrite wtteKver
known. It grows from 6 to feet high, and pro-
daces from to it nodding Lilies of a delicate
light buff color. Price, eaci* 40c.
•uparfMim — lleauliful and rich as many of
our native Lilies are, this far exeats them all, bear-
inc a pyramid of yellowish.red flowers; bloomi
early in July; in good soil it frequently reaches S
faet in height. Price SOc each ; S for Sa
OOUM* TICW UlfiTierimmm Fl. PI.)— A
^plaiit of sutely habit, growing from 4 to 9 feel
high ; foiige dark green, very long, bearing an
immense number of double, bright orange-red
flowers, spotted with black. Price, Itc ; 4 for 60c.
]^qdoi|qq liily.
.«>*"W«»«IJ (Whlt««tel»*«ll tll»».-One
of the oldest and bast for ont-door decoraiion. 1 1
is also one of the bast ferdag UUes fur florists on
account ofitsuow white flagrant Uoasoms. .Pric<
per doi., $1.00; aach, 10c.
i>ura Pearly while, deliciously fragraal, apd i remarkable profusion of liloum, charac-
teriie this charming and celebrated Ka.sier l.ily. It is oUe of the grandest aci|uisiiJons made
In many years. Its popularity anil ules have increased wooderfully and deservedly, for without
exception, it Is one of the most valuable bulbs for winter flowering in the house, A profuuon of bloom
may be had from Christmas until spring (if a number are planied and '-'brought in " al diO^crcnt times.)
Bulbs aftstr flowering can ba ripened and rested a couple' of months by withholding water, and will then
ptoduca another crop of ifowers frequently equal lo the first. Ii is a magnificent variety for Church decora-
liaa at Easter, aad lans of thousands are grown for this purpose alone. The flowers are pure white, 4 to 6 inches long
land fiaduaiiily more), and of the most .delicate fragnnce.
HllO*a or THB TIIUK •HMUD* ■ASTIR ULV aULBa.- Bstra Lars* Biilb* 7 to »
Inches in circumferenc* (produces 10 to SO flowers), 26 cenu each ; 5 for $1.00.
Coral Lily of SibGPia
^.^•nulfoilum.— lliis superb Lily is entirely
dul inci from all others. The jierfect symmetry of
the entire pbfil. foliage and flower is wontlerful.
Its spike of siXflei flame-like flowers, is held erect
like a flambeau at night. The leitiire of the flow-
er is like a piece of poral of the most brilliant red
we ever saw. Set off with most telling contrast
wiihils graceful fern like foliage of emerald-green.
The foliage is slender and graceliil. It is a native
ofSiberia, and very hardy. Blooms very early in
May or June, and has frequently 27 blooms. Plant
in loose soil, with good drainage, with lop of bulb
3 inches below the sarfiwa. Pnca, each, IMc. ; 4 fdr
LILIUM AURATUM.
J^ympliieq Odoi<qtq,
iillilir2y[ iLinjiLTlTM % («'ATBii LIL10
(Yam Yuia, or Hill Uly of the Japanese.)
Th« OoMan-iantfad Qwaan •T'UIIm. Ivory-white
ground, richly strewn with purple studs. The centre of each petal has a
broad band of yellin)^ extending from lip to base. We offer, this season,
a large stock of thif 'peerless variety, which, beyond question, is the
grandest of all the Lily family. Fully expanded, the flowers measure
nearly a fool acrou, an produced abundantly, and possess a mott
deticions fragrance. Price, 2Sc. each ; 6 for $1.U0. J
Jy»Mfc«» b Ika wan known double while
Vater or Pond Uly. The coltlmtion is attended
with little diflkaliy. The roots slioald ba obUinad
in the early spnng, and placed in a tab from 18
inches to 2 feet in depth, put in fl inches of rich
kam, barely covaiiiw the tabers, and 111 the caak'
with water, replenixbing it as it loias by evapora-
tion. When well grown thn «aaiure A inches
; the ibiiage U inches. Price, 8tc. each.
We ha«« alwayt fcoBd jroor leedt to gire the be<l,Mtiilactioiu—SbeUon Knight, Sudu, B. C
Year TcgetaUc leedt were eqnal to the best obtained ujrwhere and gave great latiifaction.— Dr. (ianliner, Laeknow.
The icedi wc got were imBeaae and could pot be equalled.— A. J, Street, Chilliwhack, K C.
-41—
THB STBBLS BROS. CfrV, TORONTO^ ONT;
^ . i«MnbUag •omtwhat > minataie GladMai. It Ihiowt ap Mveral flown
■pikeiMme 10 lachei loog, aad nnnwrow imtll tide tpilrai, maUag U nntilmgfj florifcr-
oat. Flowwi of • bright afaDga-nd, ol mott parfeet Cnrm aod jnaoa. One of the nactt (am-
met floweriog holba. Each, lOe. ( 9ibrSS& ; pci doa., fl.OOk
Oro»0>ml— llor a . Verjr Wga flowcn, of fine thapa i baae of the flower i«
bright otaaga, tpiinklad with purple ipoli, arraaged like a Tigt idia. Each, lOc. s 3 for 25e.
JSilExmoniA RadlocKXiM *^
(Tnuapat Ctaeper.)
A iplendid climbing plant, tnitabie for covering dead Ireet, fenon, etc., with large
elosten of tnimpct shaped orange red flowen, bloomi in Augott, abont 3 iachee long, hand-
tome in bad, at well at in flower. The foliage it alto veijr
btaatiiiil, a collection oftmall leaflet! arranged npon a tingle
Item, beautiful for *ate and flower work. Thit plant it not
only midmirable climber, but on the lawn makea a pretty
iree>formcd bath, if toM are cut back, having the appearance
ofawaapfaigthmh. Each, 40e. -^
Hone^rstiokle
No plalSt hat a more familiar toand than the name
Honeytuckle, it 'it one of the oldett and mott popu-
lar upon the list of cliiabert.
HallMUia (Mali's), neatly evergicen; fluwen
pure white, changing toyellow, covered with flowen
Jane to November, with fragrance tike a Jettamine.
Large roott 80c.
SWMt-SemitMf , a fine, hardy grower i flow-
en large and eaceedingjy tweet ; color, baiT, yellow
and red ; a conttanit bloomer ; one of the fineat.
Large roott, 60c
RmI OonUp a hardy rapid grower, taitab|e for
rock work, etc ; bright red, trumpet-thaped flower.
Large roota 80c.
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TUBBROSB.
71m R«w«ra of thb wall knonvp tod poiialar
pbm at* wuv wUii, deubk, ud tit fn«»al u
to iMrfiiai* lb* 2)>ok BtnMwpiMn (m MeM dlf.
laim uiMad. tlMy an omIbI for famine >>«■
l«o-hol* botumu, in laraa beoqiMU, or ufloti*
•PKiMM. To aiow TalMraw 611 An-iach poll
Nurfall of cov auuiun, aod tho remainder with
nod lidi aarth, mixad with sand. Hlani the
ImiIIm in Ihia m April, water moderately, hasten
growth by patlinf in a warn, lighf place. When
weather becomes wiirm, plunge pots in earth oat
or doors. Tbevusuallvllawer before cold wMiher
IB Autumn ; a their do not they can Ik brought
in, and will blooui in the house. The bulbs can-
not b« saftly sent by mail bebie April lit'; each
10c; par do*., TSc, per 100 KOa
OaillA
(Richardia Alba MapiUta.)
, Plant always omamenial, even when not in
flower. Dark green leaves being spoiled with
white ; in other respects the plant » the same as
the white Calla, except being of smaller habit. In
addition to its unefulness as a pot plant it makes
a Rae thing for pUnting in the garden in the sam-
■-" rs* CBt.) Dry bulbs, each, Mc.
GRIN
i
I
CHIM
Vour
area success in every respect.
D. WatsoB, Dandat, Ont.
(MU1.IS.
Nothing it to valuable for edging the bordert ot walki
•t flowei-bedt at Oxalit. Balbt, when planted three
inchet apart, produce an unbroken row
ol elegant foliage and pretty flowert ;
planted the first of May, will be in
bloom by thefirtt of June. In Autumn
^ they thould he lifted and ttored in the
c;tltr like (Jladiolut. No flower it
easier grown than thit ; they tucceed
in all toils ; charming when grown
in potK and mika a very attractive
matt of fine foliage and gay flowert.
We knofr of no bdlb which wiU^ive
.10 much tatitfaction at thirn. Lift in
antumn. Red, yellow Ud white
nixed-; each Be. ; dot. 'flOe.^ [_ls_.
Charming pla
beailly'af^wei
difBcnlt.,;a groi
$neooe;<he CO
really uuignifica
■atisTactiah. A
CYGL
A lovely litl
three pelaled, c
ted with browi
allied to the Cal
ful Rower, it d
blooming, and*
flowering bulb,
lakeBapin the
lu foliag* n na
a pretty little fl
other bulba; bi
each, pcrdos.
SPRING CATALjOGUS OP SIBD8, BUL^, AND PLAMTt frOR.
im.
wt ap Mveral flown
cioNdioKly florifcr-
M of the nncM turn-
MM of the flowet l«
acb, IOc.tSroi2Se.
on, etc., with Imk*
) iachc* long, b«Dd-
IGRINESE SAGRED NARGISSaS
Ol^iailTNb blbV oit dosa fibowan
■rail kmnmiuid poiialar
ibl«, uid M fniff ul M
UMplMT* Cht Maw dli'
OMlal for famine iNit-
I bawiiMU, or uflagln
KroM fill An-ioch poll
•d tb« remainder with
with sand, flaal tiM
ur Biddtraiely, hatttn
rm, light place. When
lunf e poll in earth oat
rer before cold weather
>t they can ||e brouglit
lauM. Thebalbeoan-
befoie April lit'; each
l>$«.0(k
[1 X^eaf
lla
1 HacnUta.)
ntal, .even when net in
tt, pcin|( spoiled with
le plant » the same as
Ing of smaller habit. In
u a pot plant it makes
the garden in the sam-
bs, each, Stc
CHIMBSB SACRBD- NARCISSUS
'T'HE prettjkit of all th* Bmch
. Flowtiing NircUini, and i*
th* loit crown .by ChloanwB for
tbcii New. Year feitWali. It la
ieaaily baadtetf, heart pure white
'floweri, with a lemon or orange
rap, and can be bioaght into
blooin when grown in water; Fpr
a window ornament they are'un-
excelled.
9Httur«,thii exquiiite fllwer
lucceedi be>t in a vase or iUik,
about 3 inchei deep, which ihonld
have in it H inches, of sand, cov-
ered with one inch of gravel.
Place the bulbi on thii and fill
the di«h with water. If kept
ihaded till growt^bcgink, excel-
lent retttlti will W obtained.
Price, each, 2Sc., B for $1.
• ' ■<
MEXICAN SHELL FLOWER
tl'igridia grandillora)
' GLOXINIAS
Charming planu, being almost unsoroKUfd tar
beailty' of ^wir and richness in'ooloriiif^fWlIM
difficak Jo grow. Oar strain iswi'txeeadinglf
$ne ooe;<he colot* being very varied, they are
ivally magnificent aild cannot fail to give great
■alisfactiah. Assorted colws, each 40c. ; S for $1.
CYCUBimillA FtHVA.
A lovely little bulb from Mexico, btodocinr
three petaled, cup shaped blossoms, vellow spot-
led with brawn, and drooping. It is cIomI*
allied to Ihe Calochortus, but unlike that beauti-
ful Rower, it does not succeed well for winter
blooming, and should be treated like a summer
flowering bulb, planted out in the spring and
lakenapin the fall, and kept dry over innter.
its foliam h narrow and gras> like. While it i*
a pretty little Aowe^ it & net so showy a* soma
other bulbs; but' lovely for cuttinit. Price lOc
each, pcrdoi. $1.00.
/ . ?r
PERUVIAN WHITE SEAtDAPPODILor.S|>ider Lily.
TIGRIDIAS,
P««ao«k TIgoir ploaiov, ,
or
fiaxlaan Shall pioaian.
Extremely hkndiome summer lowering
b^bt, growing about 3 feet high, pro-
ducing larse gorgeoui 6oweii, exquiutely
ipotted ; they flower very freely through-
out the summer, paiticniarty ii the bulb*
are planted in a warm tuony potiiion.
Haxiaaii Shall pioutair, TrigiUw
Conchifloia. . Dark yellow, large Ted
spots, 5c. each ; per dotcn fiOc. ' ■ *
'fpaaaoak Tlfla* piouiair, Tigrldia
(irandiflora. Very large bright crimton
centre, mottled with yellow, 8c. each*;
per dot. 75e.
Tha Whita Tlgav piooliair, Tigri-
dia Grandiflora Alba. Flowers large
ivory white, spoiled at the base withered
on a yellowish ground, forming a fine
contrast with the white pf-the petalt,
{Set Cut.) 10c each ; per dot. $1.00.
WhHta Saa 0«i4ll»clll. A PeruvUn Hulb
of easiest eulcure, which freely produces cluxters of larer
white flowers of delightful fragrance. ^ They may be
grown in pMs, in good, rich soil, and will bIcKm well in
the house or conservatoty. Plant ont in summer in May,
iilust be taken np in the fall, potted, and a little or no
wgter given untU the neat season, whenthe bulb will have
increased in siie and will bloom more abundantly. The
crown of the bulb should be set just below the soil. Price
Mceaiji, orSfor$|.
THE GIANT CAPE NYACINTH
Oaltonla ot* HyualAthas Candleans.
31ii« pUot somewKkt reMmbUt the Vucc^, although
hotaolarg*. It throvt up .a flow«T*4iein ab^t 4 feet
high't oo which it beats from 26 to M pure white, bell*
shaped flower*. They arc vcnr gracefully hungi formin|t
an alnoet perfect pyramid. Tnejr are quite hardy, but tt -
. is wall to give them a slight covering for winter. St- ong
bulbs, eai^ SOc^ S for 60G. ^
MADEIU OR MIQHOIIETTE VINE.
A rapid, lumiiiant summer climber, with thick waxy
loliagc, and fragrant flowan. Price tc. each ; 60c. per doi.
Have alerays had gold s ali sf a c tioo with your seeds.
Thoa. Colvell, Dorchester, N. B.
Wa like your seeds belter than any we have triad.
' Geo. Wonley, Xefraey, Ont.
—a-
GIANT CAPE HYACINTH.
(Galloai^Candicans.)
BOSTON IVY
An^pelopsis Yeltcl)! ,/
ThUcrpwiurapMlyM^th* old Virfiqta Ci««Mr,aMl
•lUlniiilidghiadiftylMl. /I cllngi Brmly to any wZU. liM,
. ^^]?* I***** *'* n>*ll.on jrounc |>Imu, which at lot n*
M u olim grMn brown cDlgr, ch*n|ii% lo bright wuhH la
, ■<|I<P"- A* lh*i>luii aoquir** age, ■'--' Iiiimnlii
•IM ThbmirlttyJMcoawa mon poptilar every tttvm, imi ii
. witliom qaation on of the very beMclimbidtplanM foe iMr-
viAbricli or iione walls ihft can be frown. Each ttc.; par
ooi. 9S.iO.
AHPHbOPSlS QUiNfiVHpOItlJl
' (The Old. Virilaia Creeper):
A Mroog r«|itd grower. ' Large dark greca klUie,
naaging in autnmn lo bitnie and briiht crlnuoo. Hardy In
the northrwatt. Large plant«, each, Kc.
API08 TUBER08A
(Tubcroiu-Iloalad WiMttia)
One of the gnmdeat and nuxt
beautiful climbing Tine* in enl-
tl*ation. It growl very quickly,
and attains a great height, makv
ing, with iU denie foliage and
beautiful flowers, a in,aM attfac-
tive screen. In vine and foliage
it resembles the common Wla-
taria. It blooms most profiiseljr,
bearing loveljrclusters of rich,
deep purple flowers, possessing
a strong, delicious violet, fra-
gnnce.* PUnt the bulbs 'near •
trellis, fence, tree, or wherever
a rapid growing eUmber is de-
sired, file bulbs are perfectly
hardy and need not be taken up
overwinter. A viae aomrtto
ind rive jiatiai^ci^aa<>
ahoold be ii'^tmy gtUMen^
Eadi. Ifc. t three for ate. ;sii
for fl(»e. } Ihirteea fee $1.0»,
CLE/yiTIS
dawila hu alikbU grealar paimlarily la • ihon
lime than any other ^1. Within a Ibw yean ll hae
baoonM thevfarariie climber of the woAd. It maliM
rapid growth, and protfitoea Iti beaotifttl ikowy low.
en In the gryalaet proAiahin until aalumn. ror plU
Ian cf.veraildai, trelll«e« or bedding in aaaaea the
ClemyU cannot beucelM. C /metmmmi U fiiUn.
atly dealrable for ihipurpeaa.
OtoifMtl* 4mmlKutmti the auMt ^{pwy of all
hardy clinitiere ; old plaauMnglilafSlly corned
With flower! of inleiue Violet bint, and tnm'ht
lotlilncNitlndianMter. See llluvrailoa.
UtWiMlw w ptmmtmm, flowed large, thMH
> ptira whitf, often from four to lb Inchea in diaaM-
ter ; one of th^^^t. ,
•^pll a new and valuable perpetual blooMlag variety
tari W^ ■■■■■■■HrtO, veryfU'hviolel,a,<plen.
did variety. \ ^
llanyrll, 1»«*, large ' par* white waay <ow«ia, one
of the beet i itroog grower.
•tasMlfhl, •owcndark piuplbh, bloaaoni early In
the t^awo , vary prgfuw. ^
•l«IM,jight^rple,'i«l bar. \
ttMlM*Wltn«,eKc«edbgly flna.
ilatii»aM<MV«lt«iii riowera laiBoaad djoaUt;
bright lavender blue. > Mailing plaata, «Kh<7t<!: ;
large plaau by expreu, |1.00;
1S0BEA SMNDEIi^-
' Ab<nutlMcHaberor>Miidgit>wlK. I
bearing tmi purpla WI4hapcd flow- >.|
art. SmalEphtnu by nail, aacii Ma
■ large plant,, 500. ' > • , \
Aoon Floper
„. A »W"»P'<' «»<»»*»«'*>•. «»U*
will aaiily cover a .turface of ItiiU'
feet during the lenion. At night i^mI
during dull dayi tile p^ntt are covt
^red «]lh an abundance of large, pare i«'
whu* ftagi^t flowaie, S to f inchea ^
In dia m e t e r .^ OaedDfihanmaiahoiqrl
of the aaaual.cHmhere) mry ramdltil
j|rowar..Eadi, lE ; |ier d< " ^^
Per<Kl^
Lgiowia t
eri
Icavea, itight
to
I let
«Ula
Jiaodar
f valioa.
k/ '
^.
•PMNO CATALOOUB OP SIID8. BOLBt AND PLANTS PON I8«l
■Mr poiNiUrilT la • ihon
nUiia • Ibw rmn h Iim
>f iIm mAd. Ii ■ukn
■• bMiiiirt)! ikewy low.
unlit •uiunn. For plt-
iwddlng in WHM Ih*
C JmtkmmtU U pwika-
lh« BMl Apwy of tU
K Mug litartlly comad
okt blac, aad n«ai fear
8m lllu^ruion.
« llowm large, iilaMii
ir lo «b Inchn lo a
rpttual Uooaiiiig nritly
v<r]rfU:h*<olM,a,«|il«n-
i*rcn laif • aad dJMiM* ;
tiling plaali, «kIi<7N: ;
.00.
:HailMror)Miid grawit.
purpla WUhapMl Binr- ,
tnu by mait, aach Ma
It ' • » . \
lid gnnrina via*. y/HAr
ver a .iuifaca of ttiiU'
I Haaon. At nUu aad
yi lib pl(iBtt art cott
modanca of largt, para V {
I tonn, S lo { iiKMa
MAflba
HAROY HBHBAcaUS PHl^OXBS
OaaaflhalaaMof alloal^loot flovaiina-^lanu. Vouag BlanU floompraAiMly Ik* flnl Maion, aad ihay rAaia
-i...-^. . -■ _ (a baauiy. Avid* and nplaai, la Hiany •UaMkaaad
Aaai y«ar M yaar withoal nratacilan, aad jiiray* incr«ulng (a baauiy.
rkbioit. Bach, U^ ; par d«a., {1.00.
---..--■« irhilf, a I _„
Ofcart— 0>Wnl» dark lUac-roM, flaa larg* «a«A.
i LAtk njemiwmum
OM K M— I lllvtor*, bright lalnoa, rad, Urga
tloarair. •
L«ttM|l^ich iwlinpn.ciJniMpaya, alarga laafcrnNd
Mttr«l»«lf't^Alll«n<, rad •lata, colortd a<rip»
MCTMiryr Ana, pura whiia, lighi nnaaya, good tiaaa.
T> •. W«r*i Itlac uriprd, a vary diaiinct
•. Swanatafti rich bright biim
.aabataaco.
>
UM|oa, of An*
QUI SttPIRI PiEONIES
' Magnificont'hu^jri^aiiU, al-
mogi rivaling the Rote in bril-.
liancjr of coloi and peifcctipn of
Uoom. Tbey thrive in almofclf
•by toll 01 litiuitioD, and .when
ipUnted in large clumpi oh the _
iawn niak* a magnificf ntdii^Iajr
of Bower Bikd' foliage. JBine t.f
fhc varieties are very fltagrant.^
Thejrateperfectly hardy, require ■
little Ok no care, and produce,
larger and iiner< VIoomi when
we)l-e»tabli»hed. The vaiittiet
offAed' embracfe the beat con-
trasting CAlois. Each, 2fic.:
per 10, $2.00.
MUfA ■NSKTK
(Abysalnlan Banana)
Tha noblAt of all planis i» ihc graat Abyiainian
Baniuia. The leaves are magnificeril, long, broad
and maiuve, of a beaulirul green, with' a broad
crimua midrib, ft feat high. During tha hot
•ummer it grpwi rapidly, and altains gigantk pro-
poriiona, producing a tropical effect on the lawn ;
requires a very rich bad;itor* in cellar during
winter, with a covering of »$|il*" Plants, Sin. &0c.;
seed, per pkt., 2lic. , ' i* .
HOLLVHOOlC
to
I la
«Ula
jraadai
intion.
cUabar poiaaaaas tba rarp quality of «n)it-
iu flawan the dallrfhtfal ederof tha chinaaloa,
rary apprspHataly caliad tha " Oanaaoa Viae."
taghr, tiw.ataaa dying dowa every antunm, but"'
4Wpto rapid^ ia tha iprAc » to completell^
' trdlh ar a ib oi vai j rWiy la the laaaoo. Itiaai
tjoMvatad-as-thr"
it not afetid 1^ dnMh.'^i will nudu fioa t«i
' f ie trf viae, aad with iu beantiital heart-shaped
t arfaapacliliaeMliga, aaddattarf of delicate
bjr far ana «r the aiatt jsafaiMa cUftbers in colli'
BalbB,CftM'kae..arHi).perd<M..«oatipaid. -
We have a vety^lhrge and choice ooUactioo ot
one-year old plants that will bhwai thu year. No
garden can afford to be without a few of the m.'
Each, Wc.; per dor, $1.00.
ULY OP T H K VALLKV
No flower to easily wins our love aad keeps it
forever, as the Lily of the Valley- the tweetett,
moat delkate flmrer, being paiCtctly hardy, and
each succeeding year icwatdt the grower with
gicaterabnadanceof delicioaalyfragrant bkssoaai^
Strang clampa, each, Mc. i
■*, M
THI STIILK BROS. CQ'Y, TO)IQNTO. ONT.
i-
'I
4r-
X^UOJHSHiVfSI fcifH»«roM»i»A^
THIS magtaifictnt vuittjr mu laiacd and introdaMd by Mod*. Vktor Lcmoine. of Fiwctf and it
nndenUbly the mott perfect and doable white Fuchiia evai tailed. 'T||e ihott lube and tcpal*
•re a bri^t, rich rcddiah ciinuon color ; corolla extra large, full and double; flower of the laigett
site. In all, M*e color, it ii like rhcnoroenal. It ii of the moot robuit, apright growth, not coarse,
bill compact and very symmetrical. It ha* every qualif^ation to recoBucnd it— ^ise, fiecdcm of blocini
and good eonatilut'ion. Each, 3tc. (Stf cml.) .
PNENOMENAL FUCHStA
/A' -' .■ ;
The new Giant Fuchsia. This i* a n«w sort
of great merit. The plant i* a tall, strong
grower, branching ttkc a tree. Its flower* are
of enormous sixes, aa large a* teacdps, and'
very doable ; sepals scarlet, corolU rich violet
purple. Each, 28c. iSt*<tit.)
8T0RM KING FUCHSIA
This grand plant i* of the mioat bcaatihl
weeping habit ; the branchey drooping as they
do, lend the plant a charming grace, ifthiti^i*
rarely found; branches numerous, leaves
small and numerous, and of the most beanti-
fill glowing green; The buds ibr two week|
before they expand are halls of height
scarlet, and are 6ne of the principal beauties
of the plailt, a* they hang su»pended~'among
the dense green foliage. The flowers continue
tb'grow larger and larger for several dkys after
they expand and reach' an enormous siie.^he
sepals are of the same glowing scarlet as the
bud, while the large double corolla is of deli-
cate waxy whiteneas, clegactly pencilled with
deep bright eriiasoii. No finer contrast of
coW can be iasagined. Each,
(DoMui Vartorata)
A beautiful bamboo reed
TheUllestofall the
variegated grassies.
Foliage, bnutifully
striped with white i
leave* broad ; half-
hardy. Each, i2Sc.
HELIANTHUS MULTIFLORU$ PLENUS
TMsillrttlyaioliMteni. A pbat Uaat ihoold U in ewyganha, wT
out, that «ill fim ankira latiifacdoa. Tha Oomrt an ftOB thni to faar.iadiM
ia diamUr, at doalil* as aay doable Dahlia, and aant llw plant ftoa iIm
graaod to Iha top. Color, a liri(kt goldra yalknr. Ufa antntpataad as a cat
lorcr, at a Mana wba OMM atkar linran wUt aad bda ia a fcw hown, taMlm
AiUraircikarBnn. It fa ooa of th* WM dsibaUa flaats. hakeald hava a
Miaay pouiioii aad rich nil ; it is Juniy, bat than laaar placaa whrn it
raqaimptotoctioa. Each,tSc
EDULIA JAPONICA eiASS
tVBIIIHA
Tbi* Variely retcfmble* Japonica in hwd^
ne**, growth and bloom. The long blftdes
.are marked with broad yellow bands aero**
the Iea4 iiistead of longitudinally. The
markings Are unlike any other graak It
make* a very attractive enedmen plant iik
the lawn, and will not fail to attract alien,
tion. Each, SOc.i per doz., $8.00.
R0SCS
tbcjrare everywhere culliviletl.
Itiphatoa, a mow whitk row of ImmeDie
lice, the bud when full arowii rar ning from
two.lo ihKc iacbca in Icngih- When half
nowqi or liilljr open, it it Douibljr itartling
vy \t* tiie and ita puritjr. Each, aOc.
Papa Oenti«ir, tt magnifieent ttd Tea;
floWert lane and *cmi-dotable,'a vivid roie
telor, shaded > fdlg^, teverie of petal*
, crimson, frec'growicg and flowering pro-
fosely, ^cl|,aOc.
Pavla d«a Jandlnaa, tha <»e Tea.RoM
which, you cannot powibly afford to ^do
withqot. The color is faulfleu, whether the
waxy ^tals ahow the rich cream tint of cocl.
weather, or take bfi the rich golden shade*
which a warm SDAgive* thf m. Gael). ^•
P"- Paataui'. a v<^ lovely HermW pink,
unshaded, of immense sise, very double,
with /ecukved" petals, of' te>tw^ of' the
Camilla, beautiful when open ; strong
grower aaid constantly in bloom. £acb, 25c.
Urn pvaBM, the qaeeii <^f all the r6ses. It
is of ei^tra site, tstia double and of superb
fojtm, . No tote can siirpas* it in delicate
coleiing— silTfiy rose shades, with pink ; it
has a satin sheen over all its petals. It is
universally regarded as the most beautiful
and nsefaf of all rosed. Each, 15c.
padanaa Heata, one of the finest ; strong <
bush grower; flower of ivjf while,'bf even
tint, except in wttmer, wMn it changes to
•aaary ; fine glabalar pointed sbapedbud.
" Tha " rose ol the year.. Each, SSc.
' Padanaa da iMatta villa. Color a beaati-
No flower is so universally |)opular as
tha Rote— the <^ecn of flowers— they aia
eveiywherc wanttd, arc nowhere out of
place, sre always admired, and aitetha
most valuable of all flowcis for bouquets
and other floral work. The " Svtr Bl**m- '
iri" are alwaysln bloom, and Irum asmall
bed an abandance of liesuliful buds can bt
cut dady. As pot planli for winter bloim
I. 7Mt tttrti ^MmviHggotdi eus it in hvi-
ing vigorous and healthy plants. If the health Slid vigor 9f a plant is
allowed to sufliit from the time they are piopaasled vntlllargt enough to
b« sent out, it will never fuUv recover, but will alwa^i be a weak grower
and a poor bloomer. Knowing the importance of this, we uie every pos'
siblecaie to produce planls<pf creal strength and vigor, and It is for this
reason the plants we send out produce iuch an aanjMa/// large tmount of ^
Iba higcst andiflnest flowerr. Those who plant our rotes ate sure to be delighttd wlih ihcm.
Tkereigreat superiority over most othtr roses utually sent out can be seen from the start. Our
ttmpMf system tfmailiHg Kesis and other pjants, insures their eetrryirig t» the remotest fart of
the DotuiHioM in ftrfett order. All ro. es Will be sent liy mail (post-|>aid), on receipt ol prices •
quoted. Thtyare all groitm upon their own roots ; strong healthy young plants. Orders »h«uld
reach uslnot later than the first of April, aldut which time thiy will le icnt out. KiiUly oidtr
early. \ ,
. Te^ Koscs are celebrated the world ovitiui their delicious fragrance and the esr|uisite
form and rich charming tints of the floweis. Our list CGnipriies s< me ol the finest varieties in
caJtivation. Being more tender t]|ian any other Kones in the Catalogue, they rti|uire a house, pit or cellar toj>rotecl
ibcm through the winter. For blooming in the house during the winter, .they arc most desirable,
■on Sllaisa, color, deep rose, noted for the uic and beauty of its buds. Each, SOc. 7
■oagava. a^uperb roar, very large, double and full, dtUgbtfully sweet, tea-scented, color bronia rose or violet
crimson, delicately shaded witBHlar. Each, ISc.
CatbaflB* flaamat, the color i| pure silvery rose, illuminated at the base of petals with jcllow. Bach 20c.
fill creamy tcIIow, tioged'witb large tbcll>
like petals having a bright erimsott-yellaw'
hbiitti There it no otber iroac like it in
color. Tbit b the Tolip Roae of Europe,
ao called fh>m the leathery shading of the
P«tala,a6c
Plavfa Oulllot. Bright, dszzling crimson,
fiassing to btiuiant carmine ; petals beauli-
ully veined with pu^e white; flowers large,
very double and full, a free bloomer, and
very sweet. Ode of the best for (|ie market
florut. Each,
piaa Htlial Si^ouinlotu, a .pure Tea
robust, with rich foliage, a free flowerer and
perfect form. 'Color, salincn pink, shaded
yellow at base. Bach. .W.
paneahal HIal, 4 beautiful deep sulphur
yellow ; very full,\ large an^ exceedingly
fragrant. 'It is tlie finest yellow loie in ex-
istence It hasadiitabing habit,jind where
it is allowed to growWtU it attains a large
site, as it will in a lew years, it will yield
thttesaadsof beautiful lluwerf. Each, 20c.
padama P^aaaa Oulllot, moderately vig-
' orons in growth. Flowers large, nice shape.
Cdlor orange yellow, \ bordered and lined
with rbty carmine, reverse of the petals
yelloadsh white^ ' A gi|agnificent variety.
pataoK, (Hybrid Tea). A velvety red ever-
bloomer of the deepest glowing crimson, as
, ' fine as a Hybrid ; flower\of mediiim sire,'
very doable, and petals slightly reciirving ;
a beautifiil open rose, a fiee bloom«r,.and
^premising well as a pot roie. Each, 3dc.
SeuiitaBlti d'urf nmi, finl, delicate rdse,
I shaded with salmon; very large, full and
doubla ; -exquisitely fragrant ! Can always
be relied upon as amongst the best.
aoc. ,
if
Whlta Pas>l«, (new). We tbi4k every lover
of White Tea Rdaes will be dllighted with
tbit, a sport from PCrle. des I^dinea ; fine
) foliage. Each, SSc.
•unaat, is a "sport" from that grand
variety, Perle des Jardines, which it strong-
ly restmblea, except in color. The flowers
are large, line, full, very double and delici-
oasly fragrant. The color is a remarkable
shade of rich, golden amber, elegantly
tingid and shaded with dar^, ruddy
copper, intensely beautiful anil resembling
in color a spUndid> ''afteiglow." One of
the finest roses of iceent introduction. Each
2flc.
Tha B»ida, the best pure ivory while Tea
Rose. Thebloomisnotfincr ihanNiphetcs,
for thai is impossible, but is a stroiiger
grower. The buds are of grand size. A '
fine bunch of its buds, cut with its long
Iprays of foliage, would grace any bride ill
her wedding robet. In very hoi weather ita
outer petals take on a pale flush'; except in
unusually hot,drysummers,it is unsurpasit d '
for purity of whiteness, form and slie.
Each, 20c. >,
m. p. aaanatt. undoubudly the >>e*t red
forcing roie in existence, though closely fol.^
lowed 1^ I'apa Gontier. A cluster of good
. bndtfromit it not soon forgotten. Itis^
however, not a satisfactory beddiiw variety,
turning into'a variety of ilull cnk>rs, with
the sun, and opening out imAerfectly.
Each, aOc.
y« Pvimroaa Dama, an attonithing rose,
free biqomer; small plantt covered witb
budt, tlcpder drooping habit, delicate foli-
age, color perfect, outer petals ^delicate
cream, glowing carmine centre.; a great'
ftwrite. Each, 2Sc.
Ba^^P V^NaVHOT^^ ^^^^pH^^p ^PV^P ^1^ *0 ^W^ffv
iM. Uusat
att aapi l oa*
ato aasS'ka
ba% aa ttt^flt^^ Palaaa*
TM tTIILt .^ROt. COnr, TOMNTQ^ QNT.
r If
I
ih* .
HAKBY Gl2lffiBIN6 R0SCS
>lM M WTMU for wdglMly atiHMi tmch m old baildiati, ftacti. waMi, cfc
Tli«y grow 10 to IS (tft higk. umI ut pwfcetljr bwdr. TMr rtpM growtb, |4bmI«ii
foUifi ud iaMOM ehmtn of bflght eliMrfal tomn eoanMod Ibta to ,wny om, ud
>r« tMoog lb* uMMl bMwtlhl of tUwMiag plaoit. Tbt vmrtoliM dwerlbtd bdew arc
tiM bnt, and nccatd wtll ia all (mIIom of iha WMBlry.
^OM). ■•lUmoM ■•li*. |Mla bhitb. nrtc^iad^rmint, ma and »biu i «w* tebto
, aowtrt lo bMutlhl clatttn, ib« wbola pUal apptaringa perfect man of bi«w( , ora of
tba very beat of all Iba IjrpC.
OatD 01 tba ^vaivla, brigbt violet crioKon ; larga, Tcry doabla and fragraat. Tba floMM
ara borne on truuei, numbering from 10 lo 20 budi each. *
Oiravilla. Oi- SajHir. Slato>a, floweta la larga elaitera i variea In eolor . from «blta lo etlmwa.
»»al»la 9uaan. aowcri »ery laige and of peculiar form, brigbt rot* red, cbaaainc to Ikhu^ aa
tbe flower open*. •- • . -^ >•• -•
Tannaaaao Ball*, clear roi« color, tn laigt claaterri a fine ellmUag variety.
Price, eacb, 80c.; per doi .,..,, . " . . . . /
One eacb of the above colleclion of five for ........'.'
•<fflOSS • ReSESfc '
A cla«« of R<»|*« wWeh <• • ?•»•''''•'*['«•• ?»!•«*•»•? of tbe floweta eondits In tbe delleatt
mony covering, which auitoundi the bud. and which gtm la ilie opening flower a unique appelrante
The varietie. ll.ted cmprlw .he b..t of ihU action, and ar^.ll peVfecil, baidy. IkliTd^fc"""""
flow of propagalion, the price it bigber than for noat other roact. Priea, each. Mo. , pradoi. $1.00.
Olony of poaaaa, color, deep roay carmine, ibaded purple crim«on ;
very moHy and fragrant, a moat profuie bloomer.
Pafsatual W l^lto, one of the finett 6( (ht family ; flowert in cinatert,
padi heavily mowed ; fragrant ; rtrong growingft free blooming ;
very deairable for cemetery planting.
aitno. movavu, buds finely moaied'and very beantiliil ; color, rich
carmine, witb crimion centre; petals edged with while; fragrant.
••la* (pafpatval), a itrong grower ; one of tbe best and most
widely known ; flower, bright rose, lighter edges, large and double.
Painaaaa Jldalalda, a vigorous grower ; pale rose of medium site
and good fqrm ; good in bud tnd flower ; ona of tbe best.
HaRBY PCRPCTfelALi RoSES
Hybrid Perpetual Roaea are haidy and vigcrous. The flowert aie
very large, of deHghtfnl ^jigrance, and the colors are rieher than the
Monthly or Everbioomiag torti. They are not conitaat bloomer*, but
Uva from year to year, and flower profutcjy in June, with occasional
flowert diiring the nmnaer and foil.
HtBoalaaa Saauty, an excellent roac for forcing or open air. The ~
flowera ara vtry double, of a deep crimson color, and very fragrant.
Its bloobiag qaalitiM Ire remaikable, aa it it inrcely ever out
of flower, and it a true type of what a Hybrid Perpetual Rote
^oald be. The moat valuable of late introductfcint. Each, 35e.
■btelito pkauteo, extra large and full ; verr aweet; a tirdng,
vigoront grower and free bipomer; color, brigbt, clear pink ;
beaAtifol. Each,aOc.
AaiMitfa Olaabaoh, brigbt fine. rote color, verykurge and showy.
Particularly fine In bod. &u:h, aO£
Alfvod Coloeab, bright earmine-ciimtoo ; very large and full, and
of fine globniar form. Oneof the fineat rosea grown. Each, 30c.
■tavonaa Piiavea*, pure roae, color, free bloomer; flowert large,
flat, full ; very fragrant, and of excellent habit ; very har^.
E«wb.90c ., '
■•Moa Hatb*Blal da Itothaahild, color, bright carmine, patting
at centre to clear pinic, edged with white ; exqaiaitely perfnmrd.
Each, Me
CetBfeaaaa da Sa^aaa*, fleih color, large, foil, and finely ihaped i
one or the beat' of the newer lorta; a good autumn bloomer.
Ea«b, 9/Sie. v
Coup da H*ba, deep pink, moderately larga, cnp-ihapcd flowera ; a
fine roae, Eacb, 90c.
Ceqaatta doa •laaah«i, ome of the fiikett, freett and motl beautifol
of the white bybridt. Suitable for cemetery pkatiog. Eacb, Mr.
Daka •f-adlabtti'Sb, brilliant tcartet crimtott,dMded with maroon,
larg^ and full ; ooe of tba beat. Eacb, 30c.
Olttataowm, thia new roae Uoomed profoicly latt annmer^ altbougli
^the teaaoo wat very nnfovorablr; certainly a nearer approacb lo
a perpetual blaamet than yrer baa been introdaeedjo tae public ;
lennli
HYfil^ID PBI^PBTUAb ROSB8 (Contlnodtf)
OaaaMl tf«Maaialao%, briabl. crimion, exceedingly rich and
velvetjr. The budM«d partlillir expanded flowertira ve*y fine,
andfaiily glow *Jth ha deep, rklf coloring. A vigorOal grower
and free bloomer. Eacb, SOe. -
Uouia Vaa HouHa, crimaon maroon, foil globnUr form, free blouA.
ii«g ; veiy fine. Each, aOe. . •
*■*■*'• ••"•"•nn.'brlght carmine, flower very larga and fine i one
of the fineat roses grown. Eacb, 30c.
maflna Obavta, pink, sufliised with carmine; one of tba fiiieatof
- if* color i inagnificAil Imds. ICacb, SOe. '
PitlBba C.a&lila da l^olvia, crimaon maroon ; good habil ; fine
in bud. Eacb, ^. ^^. /'
mabat ffloaniaoB, of tbanureit white, and atmoit velvety in its
finiih. One blrom -with ilt aHcndant foliaee it d bouquet of
beauiyinifoelf. Each* 30e. ♦ /•
patao», color, deep^^wing" crimaon ; flower of medium rite, »ery
double ; a free bloomer, promlking well at a pot nite. Each, SOe.
PairvalUa da Uyoa, pure white, shaded and washed witk tatiny
rote ; flowert very large, 4 to 5 inchet in diameter, double, and of a
beautifol cup-ihape, groirlh vigoront ; a tuperb variety. Eacb, EOc.
mad*«a Cbavlaa Wood, pne of the very beat ; flowert very large
and double, and are produced >in vr«it profusion ; cot< r, intcnte
deep erimton, thaded acarlel. Each, SOc.
madama dal)i)ial uuiatat, light ailvery pink; a grand atefal
rote for eibilntion. Each. tUc. -
gna. doba Isalag, color,, a soft delicate pink, with a satia tiiwe ;
the whole flower fret^uently shows a dittinctlyvtilvcr tinge;. The
flowers are Urgp, 'finely shaped and exceedingly fragrant. A
'vigorous, ttrong grower, every ihoot producfaig magnificent Uoom.
Flowera very early and ia a lemarkably profote blMnier and very
tweet. SplendM in pota or open ground. Each, Mc.
guaaa of 9<>««b* (new), pink,, with blosb edgesi large aad foil,, oi
perfect form, and a Ime perpetual flowering roae, every ahoot being
Crowned witb « flower bod. A new atyle of flower among H vbrid
PerpMual Roses, beingaeroM betweci< a HyfafM I'erpetnal and
the Maidcn'a Blutb, dlttinct, and equally good aa a garden and
exblMtfam rote, and decidedlytba fineat roae bfitt color. Eacb,Me.
paaatoK Valaaa, brigbt crimaeo, lightened witb scarlet ; extra fine.
Eacb;30c ,
Souv. da OuabaDo, a superb roae, extrfk lane, compact flowert,
very tall, double and- aweet ; color, 'beantihil brilliant tearlet,
deepening to dark glowing crimaon. Each, SOc.
Silvan Qaaaa (new), color, tilvery Uutb, shaded ia the ceatra, wiih
very delicate roay pink, vary distinct and lovely ; hoge, foil, and
. produced in great abundaate ; every aboot being crowned iriih a
flower bud ; tba growth vigowma. foliage handsome, a grand rdae.
Each, $I.Oi).
Vlatow Vafdlaf, rich eberryi roae, thaded carmine, vary fine oolot-
ing, a popular varietr. Cadi, SOc. '
Valaaa, dark, ridi, advety erimsqn, changing to Ua^itk pnrfdai
large fragraat flowert, very dpuble and rae. Eadi, lOe. ,
: large double, bright learlat odor, very fragrant. Each,
9«aaii«l WaahlagtoB, roay carmine, akaded tcartet, very brilliant
/. aadrioaayt very ddublfa^ good form. Cncb, 3Sc.
/troba flappaw, bi%ht roae, with carmine centre ; large aad full ;
> ^ one of tbe beat Eacb, SOc.
aur* malHlMa; iMmivIa am* wf ti Inali pwta>
•s» •p p llaa i
I, If.
but •« blchar PrMaa.
It fotn, free blouiii'
{ good habit ( fin*
•■,■■. ''■ V ' ..
CaPl)aHoi)S-?gi»pgt (iafpiowcrii)ft
•P* ^■•''°"'' ••<>"• tawheftrwllow*™ u« lomdaiMliMii thr<w|houl.lli«ci*UlMtf
TS'zI' .^ "..'• •»<>•« J"«'ly • unWtt**! r**MiU. 1>«rhapi bo ■•idmi IkMrMi •<• aof*
ortiM (ban lh«M. Thalt •«ni. ipky ftigTanc*, ahmidanl blobm. baaallhllr »artad
colon. mmaMiKl tham >o •»• . If ih«y ata »aata4 fof 9amaMr UooMi, piacb offflnl
(rowlh <o Ihex will ht anch well rrom I ha faaaa. If a poctitfh ara dniiad fet Wlnlci bloon.
kaap (h« nderiilopixd until Augait I, aftat which, ifallowad lo aruw, itront. boabv
pUnii will ba obtained full ol Iwd and bloom, which can ba lined and potted inj time
•Mrora froat. A few aapaciallx fine vaiUliet ha*e licen added to Iba Hit daiioa the pait
faaeoo. They will ba ready tu Mnd out about tha middle of April.
-.7 r — ' '^•* '•"'''••> Carnation), The flower h iinuiiilel? frinnd, ofa baaallAil
light canary yellow color, with rich ipicy ftagrance. Each, SOe.
_j, ofadaap. rich gnldao yellow, lilie Marcchal NitI Koae, with onlvartw
clear ilreaki ol carmine I flo wen large and double. Ilica lOc.
•*•■»•■•»♦, a deep ihade of drlmeon maroun thar appcan almoal black, riowais
dalleiouily tcaatad. Price tSc. "^ ,
•*^Jj*J*J*JjJJ*«» ?"'••« ••"••I ftl«B«d •d|«, Willi Mtii^l of p«»pi>di criMoh
I. •. Nlll.^ha fioaal learlat ml inlfoduced. Rich and deep. Tha floweri are J iocha*^'
In diameter, faaa^itifully fringed, the patala perfectly ciimped. Price 'Mc.
#• «|Mm', one of tha moil beautiful colon i a loft ihadc ol carmine pink.
Uwarf, but robult grower. -Very daiitable. Price dOc.
???'•, f ^'**? ?"*•" \"y '•'«• •nd of P«fect iha|ie ; color while, with a delicalt
tint ol pink ; rich clo»e fragrance. A conlinuoui bloomer. Price 80c.
"'"Iprice'sc"****' ^"^ «'*'»»«»'•. »«'y fine »nd fragnnl, a ^em for winter )>loomi«t.
Mrs. OMiMgl*, white ground, crimron icarlet Aaka; flowen very large, a vitoroua
grower and constant bloomer. Price IJSc. * >««"■•
"'•:••••••••*•, • '"•gnlfiwot (ilvery-plnk flower, with edgat ilighlly terratcd i
nowen very full and well built up in tha centre, of ipicy fragrance. l>riceiIOc.
PraaMMl •arricM, vermilion red, very (iite. Price 16e.
^•rHll, Medium tilled, well ohaped flowen of intenieiy bright flaming acarlel, fraaW
i^__^_^ P'odoced on a vigoroui end healthy plant (new). Each, Tdc. ' ""f
iMval*' •orflV. ThUii the betl white Carnation ever oH^ered, ii a remarkably robuit grower, attainirg a heicht of
only 14 or IB iaicbaa, form ng verybuthy plantt. A very free bloomer ; flowen ar? large and perfeolly formed.
ealyinaverbontiag I petals fringed; very fragrant and pure in color (new). Eoch^ jIOc.
IW«MI, a dwarf-growing variety, rarely attaining over one foot in height, flowen of the |>ure«t white and t>orne
ia peofuaton ; finalbr pot culture. 1,'rice 18c. '
•aarlM, a grand one ; color light buff, flaked with bright red ; floweri large and of good thapct fragrant and free
i" bloomer. Unturpaned for pot culture. Price !20c. ■ r-. » »
'•^'•fP**, •"i.'f «»!1^""~» Woomer i flowen very large and fragrant ; one of the Aneit white Carnationi
oflcred (a««). Price 30c.
Tbatbovachoicecoltectioilofieteleetedvaiielict for $8.16. Or likof our own leleclion for $1 00.
HYMANCEA PiMIICULATA CBAND IFLORA
nk ; a grand sadiil
■ — >
Wa belicvt ihia (o ba the mott daatrable hardy ahmb in cuUivatiob ; it ii verjr ttriking and elega'hl. recently introduced from Japan, iujtable
for lawni. The flowen are purrwhite, afterwardi changing to pink, and are borne in immeniie pyfamidal truiiea, mote than a foot long and Aearly
ai much 14 diameter. It bloomitin midinmmer and remains in bloom two "or three months. Price 40c. , '
■,y, (All th«a« by^cxpreia at purehaien' eipense.)
■'""■""* ■ •' , miKVBiiiA'' ■ /
These make handsome plahts for edgings, borders, or for carpet bidding, also do
exceedingly well a« a pot plajit. We oflci strong |ilanta at 10c. ei^h ; $1.00 per dox.
f»AN»IM
During spring we oJTer planta of our selected European ^nd American strains for
'IJjPiBfnt by exprets only. They will not carry weH by mail. Per doz., 75c. ; per
100, $5.00. • . ' ■
yP>NLO^ (AliMMl)
Choice asiortfed plants, per down, 25 cents. ,
Strong grown plants, ffom onr aqrivalled strain. Per
dpi, $1. ,
KT0NI4S
■Choicest dngla. Vkt box of 12 plants, 20c. Choicest
' daqble,'ln poti. — Per^, $1.50; each, tSe; '~^—
JMIDBi
■autvnu
Of thcae w^greiw.. laige qyaatitiett saitable for ams.
jbukata a&d'vWi. We have a 6ae collection. inel|idiBg the
Atvocite varictka gcncially nacd Im Ihia porpoae. Each, lOc
MTOIUIIOIA OIUNOIPLOiUk
UR CHILDREN'S GARDEN.
Th* plMMfM or mr<l«niag u* Mkaowladnd bf tb/ w<M*l lo ha lk« noM hMlihtal dMM ■
r of •If Ih
r«l ■ml ln<|>lila| of •llthat uccu|ijr lh« haml and mind qf bmb i how balUr lh«n In lh« plaMMt
■loatht olSiiflog anil Muina«f can Iha childtaa >m tnltitalncd during ihali IcUuia howl Ikaa
by a llawcf iMd or tmall rntdcn plul In Iha hnaM gaidan, whiajl thall kMd. M«Mn Mid ilfxa
undtf (hall own handa/ Wa ha«a fiw Ihi* |iu>|iflM aoiltclad on Ihit pag* a hm vuiatiaa whkk
wa Ihlnh ti|>«clally adaplad (ot ih«li um. Out CMtlomara *»■•! noi ovatlook (wkw noting tka
bw klndi namad halowflhe hcl thai naailjp iha anliia lial In nui b<Mik aia aa aaahl (o( lh«
ehlldian ai for lh« a«pcflanca<i Malkat (iardanai or iha luliurhan homa. 8iaai|» will b*
accaptad lor any ordatt i do not wa« lh«« or laar i|mb apart 4f In tlMaO,
All o«i llowar Madt ara pal up la oolorad Uihograpbad bagi, on wbleh it agood pitta* «<
iba aarlaly, wllh lull tHttctloaa fpH lowing and culllfMUag iba laaia.
OUR OOLtKOTION rOR OMILDWiil't QAWDlNf
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I Annaall, quick giowii«. Hotli aalily mHlMlad.
■nlkai Dahlia, LUiai, GUdiohii, €•■■■, ale. ate.
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'manoal of flowar gtudaniog lor ladici 1 00
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larliet i
inromatioa In ragWrd to marliet gardening
•■ftenliiC far taimc aM OM. J. lUtrl
NaM ■aah af Maatat llendrnoo'i
Narria a*; Ma Pig
Mm 9mnm Paya. A vary initruetive hook
M far Nama MilMara
a Plaaa far BvarykiMly
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Oalaaa. How to raiie ttiam profitably. (Gregory)... 10
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PaaNry. ilalaiaf aatf Maaacamaat af —
Praatiaal Wa rt aaMara
PraaMaal Faraatry, by A. s. Fuller, UluMraiad
Praa«laal Paa M t y RaaMT (J<>hnioo)
PraaMaal PIfaaa Kaapar (Wright)
Raray'a * Kaawlaaa'a Oaatplafa
Raa'a May mn^ Prmth la aiy •a«4aa.
Paraaaa aa Mm Maaa
•trawkarvy •aHarlat, (FbII«'«)
•naaakaa, TraaMaa §»$ by J- J. H. Ofegory /. ....
•aaaaaa la Maili** •ariaalac, (Rawion'i/
TlM ■aakar'a P a»ara. A grand book for iWmen. .
Talka aa M aaataa , by jMepb llarrh t a(w and reviled
cdilloo, cloth 1 78
Taa Aaraa Baaagli... , i oo
Tka Dag. In varictiei and manaRcment DO
Takaaaa OaHara (by Fourteen Experienced Cullivalori) . . . SA
TkaaMM* Pana lai»laaMata aa« Maaklaary. New I 09*
Wkaat OaMara (Curtif), paper 80
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IM«nirromitoemlaar IMbM loauniratm depth of two inch... Sow lh« mmI modiralaly lliicli and draw back Ih* wil and cvmly com Iha od Ml dMIk of about twa
InchM. Kara iha badi fraa frnm waadi, and wh ii iha >a«d» Ixgin lo rtcrminala, liglill) covai ihf lieils wiih pine boughs in .had* iha young plants froir Iha lun. Whan all ara
up Iha bough, ahould ba gradually removed in order lo harden off iha ypung planin, and during' iha fir.i winler cuver ihe bad. »llh pina bougha lo protect Iham from enow and
Iha uin. Lai Iha planli raoiain in iha bade from Iwo lOlhraa year, and then naniiplanl into low. !) (eat apart, laavini Slo Binchai batwaao each plaat. Sow MMla* a»«<«
in drilM two rati apart, and whan two yaari old I ranepluil into row! i) real apart and to 12 inchaa between each plant. " ' ' "
high traneplaat to whara you want them to remain.
mmmt
aodw
■vnraauM tmi anoa-ra> oi. m lb.
mtrmm g a prtl M ; 10c. $1.00
AlMtrtaMMna IDc. 100
■ w > t oH Mil*... Me. LOO
We. 0.00
oaeiDvoua tkBB aaaoa-raa *<.
Ml uaaritaato ...:.'. loe.
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Manaly •ataliMi .
rai LB.
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rai oi. nm L^
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10c.' ItO
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aiwailim MMia nri y J . ttc. l.flo ■ar a n a r y ^.. lOc.-
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1 1 Toaotrro -ra^iMoaukM 1 1
ika a iMdally at growing cauliflower and celery, for ih« Toronto
tat past It ycart I have got my Medi from you and (bay
for
proved Mlfafaciory.'
J. W, Sktttar, Biacondale.
" I aaipailKllv latMad with all dw laadi I hav*
had fioai vpa, aad I hav* dealt with y«a bow for
• yaan." Trad ljni(hioB, BfOelan, Oat. .
" I have daalt with yon aaw Ibr U yaan, aadaa'
patfialyiariilUd withamjihlag 1 avar beoaht— my
carroUipanaipaandaaletTthliyaarlMiagair I could
wkh." JaaMiAll*a,Mimko.
** For Ih* last 10 y*arft 1 have had my seed* from
Tonr trai and havn alwayafoand them aaliilaeiory.''
Joaapb Ruab, Markal Oardaner, Toroota
" Wa grow for ih* Toiobio ina'k*!, ibid whara
comp*(itk» b to fhrc«, w* maat hav* ih* bast aad
purest of ***da, and thea* w* b*va always got from
yow. Barton llro|„TofaataMatkalaadWastoa,Oni.
"Waara aiij BiBi l fbrilw Tarate ■arkot. Tka
•sadi w* bava biMi(kt Araai yen ier iba h* M yaan
have |riy<n tb* vary baat aadakeikia.'' Otih^it
Bwa..TorawoMB«k«tBadIi«*Tftwk.On». -
GENERAL
RBIiE
CHOP OF 1890
op •OPlillOR QUAU aTY^pO R PAfllUY MUD fiAltKaT USI
it to *w cMMui alM to 'iZitit^^uimt qualHy a «lr^ MMlMi
tiiMt«m«k«o»BrMM«MlMrMBM>«honM«MMl*MnlMMM. bur
••*;."••• w»«r»f*r«, wiU, to sU CMM, b« foaad •■ low •■ iboM of mv oUm*
l«itsprMMt larM proportions, m4 «iaM/ for. MtkatorgMt Ira4« raiortTky mt bo^MU CMum^
QfclR-/\l/^
Um packat, omc«,
pottof* pra-pftld.
t* all Mcd f
TkM, |«i
by tk*
^•■■4 aMk^OMWi fc«»tl% cm; ate.. «4d
LIBERAL PREMIUMS gyia' :±is^\
•11 Mcdt m4»n4 b*
jMI*«ryr
4 caato par pouad, for poatac«>
ln|MMfcO*,tlM ,
Ik 41. OO aoNt Ma.
Ptoaaa tall yaw Maada of ear IIMml offara.
•tl»ct atada to Batliatfl amoiMmag ta
Thto dtocoaot appUaa aiily «• MMla'ta pMkala.
ri*a*« ■•«« •■ T»nB« aaa rMiaittoa* aT aaU," •■ raa* t,
Tha%aay
ASPARAGUS
Gannan, Sfarpl\ Fraath, Atftrgt—Son I oi. for.auft. of drill.
Sow In March or April, in rowt ona fool apui, and kaap claan by
rrtquani koaing. Whan two yaari old
traMpIanI into paraanant badt, which
ihodld ba wall ud daaply manured and
tftnchcd to tha daptb of^wo feat. Sal
Iha planu (in rowi) from ibraa to four
fMluapart, and two feet in tha rowi,
■ ri dd i ng out J ha rooU, and coTciing
fronMix to eight inchei. On the ap.
pioaeh of winter, cover with manure
ur coin|t»il ; forlc the bcdi early in
•P'iag> and apply a dtewing of ul(.
Cut %or nw the second year ( aftaf
plantHig in permanent bed. ASPARAGUS
PalmottO (new), laid to ba much earlier, yielding better, more irrei^
and regular in iti growth than any other vaiiety, and equally well
adapted for planting north or aoulh. Far lb., JSI-OO | i lb., SI.MI )
•2o»., Mc. i ft., 80c. i per pkt.. lOc.
•'^••■•If now tha atandird variety. The «hoota are of the largest
•ire, very productive and of the best nualily. Per pkt., 8c.: per
Pi., 10C.J 2 oi., 18c.; per i lb., aOc.j per lb.. aOc.
AS^ARAOUS ROOTS (Poat-paid)
, fine Syear-old roots at $2.00 per 100 ; 80 roots at 100 rale.
ARTIOHOKB (OlobO)
German, Artiuhtkt ; French, ArlicktM.
Sow in Apiil In rich mII, anil Irantplanl lh< rnllowing
•pring lo p*rniu><nl bcda, (in rowi or billi) 4hrt< fnl aimrl
•nd lira rm b<lw««n ih* planu. Thay oaly give a partial
crop tha Aral waaoa, but tha bad* will rtmaln in btaring
for jraara. Piotact in winlar by a covaring of laavca or
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
iJWVa WaMa, grown for tha nniipa Ooa^r'haiuli, whl^h
an highly atlaamnl by aptcnni. 10 canu par plil.S
Wcu. par in. ■ ' "t
4UITiOHOKB (JortiMUom)
Crown axchtivily for it» lubatt, which wmiwhal la-
sambla polaioas, and ar« cultivated in a fimjlar manner.
' oaly that tha rowi «h<»ld ba at l«a»l four
■■■J
%
4
jnUIALBM AUTkilORB
6*< apart whan grown in MrangiuiU. It
■aaagraiottaly pnductiva, producing l,tW
baihali paracra. It ii urcd moMly in faad-
ing ih a ip and higa. In ■ooiaparii.orthl
Souihan SlaMsth»|apa ara cut kad driad
as hay.
■m, uioag lalK
ara, tic. par lb., pou^paid ; $1;00 par
p«3i:<i;nparbaahal
(iarman, K»ffli»M Cnmtr : Fnmlk,
Chom Jt BrmxtUn.
T^ is one of the best vegetable*
UpHnler use, productog from the
aafis of tha leaves an abundanc* of
sprouts rescnfibling small cabliages,
of excellent mild flower. It ha«
never come into geharal use in this
country, probably owing to its belni;
loo tender lu aland our winters;
stilt, by sowing in April or May,
and planting aul ia July, it may be
had in fine condition until Decern-
her.
Bnasaol* •preuts. Dwarf
lltlprOVOd, produces compact
iprouls or heads uf excellent
quality. Per \ lb., 60c.; il ox.,
38c.| 1 ox., !Wc.: pkt.. Be.
■ROOOU
Fienoh, /7rwii/i„ German. J>ar/r; AV<t/.
Sow end of April, in the open ground, then lran>|<lanl about two
feet apart in deep, rich Kroasd. They priiduce heads aimilar lo eauli-
flower. When ihty begin to flower, break the large leaves over the
headi to protect them from the sun.
BrOOOll, WaiehoronlwIlltO, targe, firm, while heads, very
hardy, endure cold, and withsiand heat an<l draaghl well. Per
ilb„ f 1.80; 2 oi., 8flc.; 1 or.. .".Oc.; pkt., H»c.
^y' , BORBOOLB OR KALB • MT ."^
French, Chom Veii ; Qttw.n, Gmnt Kekl. ^ "^
May be grown in atn\oal any soil, ImiI the richer it is, IM more
abundant the piodnct. Sow from the middle ol April lo the beginning
of M a y , i n prepared be d s, covering tha s ee d th i nly a n d e v e nl y ; Irani-
plant in June, and treat in the same manner a* lor cabbage. Of alt
the iabbaga trib e this is the moil tender and delicate, and would be
much mote exIenMto grown than it ia, if the excellent qualities were
generally known.^He varieties are ail extremely hardy, and are beat
when touched iby Bpi.
Borooo l a, Qroon Ourlod Beotoh, grows to a hcisbi of
18 or 20 iochea, and with good caltivalloa spreads lo thria leet
dhimeter ; leaves bright green and beauliWIy curled. Per 1 lb..
«0c.} 2 ox., 9Bc.; I oa., ISc., pkt., 9«.
IIKl'SSEI.S SPROU'IS
BEANS DWARF OR BUSH
ft.. ff»ri(M mtimi; Ut„ ItuHk HtAmtm.
Pknt !■ I%h). lick tutl. la drUla, f Imi (pMlt
4«a|i iIm Mtilt 3 ImIM* (nail aad ea««i vlih aoll
ii lncb«(. ir |>Unl«<l In htlU, iNm^ may b* ma^a
alKini J fml (iiafl, allowlaa almal II to IO|>l«att
(•> (Kh hill, arcoiiling in ih« <laoc »f gloWlh of
iha *afl«i)i. Sow avvff two «r««ki (i>c lairanliia
Ua« i|uui will iiUni a •hill HM) (mi langaf aboal
'JOO hllUi H ImiImU Iv Ika acr*. la liilllL
WNBiWOrt WW IMI
ao4 ici|ulr« pnlai. Ttiay ptoduca i^_
of lUllciiHU linu baana, which caa l|
galhanil «• lh« cammnn aaiilan IhiA 1
*arlalvl>al Uati Iwo wthli< tarllai than »ay of
Ihaclimlilni limat. Thit alone maliaa li o( graal
nlqa alihar for home Of matlial tfatdan cullura.
Pile. I-' Plit-. !»c I ix, Jit,., «k.i p«U lU.
$1 j pai S lb., %\.IO.
■ ' ;." OilflMUd Mat N«warh, Naw
Jcraay. (>rowi » ftai lii|h, hfinchlag out In til ilirecllnnai ii vary
iHxraUjr of giaal matil.
Crowi 9 ftai high, hnnchlag out In til direcllnnai ii vmj
|iimluciiv«,anil «a|)acially daaifabla ia Mnallgaiflrna, ai ii diiat no«
ri<|iiiit any |>o|ai. Plant ia rowi 9 r«a( apart and and I foot in thr
row 1 on* plant only ahould ba altowad to giow In a hill. Ptt pkt.
'is aaada, ISc. "^
'•'J**!!"'* ?••• *^'''' l>»<'"<.'ilw, and dMirahU ai a baking liaaa
it" '^'i? '""^ '•"*"■ "»'"'■ Pwi*., «>i:.;Slb..,*Oc.; lib.,
Y08EMITE MuMMOT H Wax Bean
Tha akoT* nana waa au>||tatad for ihli iplandid naw Bailn on aecoani of ill anotmoai aiia.
Tb« Mda, ai thawn in Iha plala, Iraqaanlly ailaia a langlh of H ot 10 inchaa. wiih lh< thii knaaa of a
maa a hrger. Tha podi aw naarly all M>||d pulp, tha taada bting *ary (nail whan tha poda ara fit
ThI. T'lhalnmlnV w* u «»'''•»/'''?'• "'» "• ••"oluLlf •tiingl.ti. cookinf tan^lat anddalkloua.
ii: lu "' V ?"." '"! '•""' " "•'''•• l>«'Po«~- II l« wiotBoaiTy prodncllva, at aaay
ai BOol ill montui pod. haWng baaa coantod on ooSi biih; Priea IS eaoli pa/^l j par Ibl. »5. '^
BEAMS EIICU8H OR BROAD
will
tic.
wHh iNiHi^ nd. I>«r U,,!,., t*.4il ; pk, tl.io ; I Iba.. «fc. ; I lb..
■ *«• I Mil.. PC.
■•rtwaUkAwrtm
Slba.,MDiltb.,
ikanaanMaia. '
plii;*<!.
kaiihr y«ll«w tta WMta, ona ottkt aarllaM.
•icallani iiring liaan. P<cbi»li.,|lt.M;pk.,ll.M>;
, lAr,; plil.. Ac.
f ^f* V«la«itln«. AIM Aaim: r««uln> lona In
P.ibu.h.,|t.«u:pk.,$i.Mi»lbi.,aoc.:ilb., 'v.:
P«b««h.,tS.«0;
■ - - »'-"'j-'y^-''~''.' "h, l»c.,pki.. 6c.
■ATM Whita MwrMa.or MawntalM.- A whii* Uan. Ona ol
t..??!.^ "*!.""'''• •*"" •"*» '■> '•« •"<)" or WW i par pk.,
^»l.flOj^lba.,««c.; I lb, IOt..pki.,v. '
HWal DtMkrf KMnaif, ana of ih« bail lata kindi ; fqr «lam um
hainouBarlor. liaana whiia. P« bu«li.,HIK': pk.,|I.U ; tiba..
Me. : I lb.. Iftc. ; pki., V.
IIMMW»MI kmrwm mmfummm, both iHa poda and aaada an
' ^rnr Ihaa tha old KaAigaa varlaiy, and li la alw a bailar \ iaidar.
Haadawhanripa.puipla upackLd wlih whlia. Par bu»h., tA.W ;
pa(*,|l.tO;»lba.,«|fc.:ltb.,15c.:pki.. 6c. ~, , ^ ,
^_ . WAX MB VAmmcs
WW;««r«IPa Dwarf NMnay Waa, vary hardy, boik pOd and
pUoti ara robuit. Il producaa a haatry crop of puraly Wai
■ poda, ara vary loag. flat, showir, and nol liabla lo rum or bliitar.
P£ ka^$7.» ; fk., $t.00 ; » 11,.., MIc.; 1 lb.. Mc.: pkt.. V.
••■ *••* V*"" '""oducad only ihraa yean a|a ihia valuabla
varlaly haa aliaady mada a moat favorabla Imprauion. A craaa ba-
lwa« iha Bl«ck Waa and tha UoMaa %«, and la our Iriala »a
^°"Tl}' '" '^ ■'>« orlini Waa variaty in cultivation. Il la a robaal
K*»r> vary prodiiciiva, vary tandar.and ofeirapiionally Ana flavor,
^ b«»h.. iT.fO: pk., tLoO; » Iba., Mc.: I II.., ajc.; pkl.. He.
"•• "'•"• ?*'" of fair alia, rich and laodar Aavor ; In color wtay-
whlla. and aloMal aa transparani aa ilaaa. An aacallani varlaly <br
'i 'W» claia ia vaiy hardy, ami •kmild ba planlad aa won at tha aoll ia In gaad
•lata Mha apring. PIm>I« Inchaa apMI and S inchaa da«»,l»dillla 4 faal apatt; To |pa«a walllHM
podi, pinch of tha lopa,«aMWiaa poda Wgin to aal. Par pkt., tc.;lb.. Mc.; par« lk,«Oc.i pack, |iM«i'
n UR MEW CYLIMDCR IVORr POD WAX BEAp>
Thia la arlthoul donbi tha aaoal productive and handnama of all Waa BaaMyal know*. Tlia vinaa
aia of airaag rapid growth and of a aoaiawhat ipraadlng haUi. forming a htrga poMbar of abort aida
ahoola which ara a eoraplaia ma« of bloaaoma and pod's ftom tha groand to tha top. The poda aia long,
perfectly round, and entiialy tiringleai . when young lining all rolid pulp, af Ivory While color In tha
ahadi, varying to a dalicala light gul<)an yellow ia the .on. I« la pai«lpall» f^aa fVam riaat mr
ayatai keeping bright and ciiip k>ag after being picked and of aacapllonally «n« Aavor. Unlike
other waa lorti the poda obuin the «allka caloi aoon after ikay aia Ibnaad. Price jiar pkt.. tOc.l
perlb., M>:.;>nia.,|I.Hk ' - . .
canning puipoaea. Per by,
pkt.. Sc
laktAfaaia
lender,
Mnck,
An aacalleol variety
,tT.M: pk.,)2.00: Mb.., 7AC.: I lb..(»c.
rick, aeaay whiu ,oolo^Vve'ry proliSctu/acnM'aVoriia'^Th
market gardaneia. Par bu.. $».<»; pk., flMi; t lla., ^ ; t lb.,
pkl., ftc
WMH, one of tha beat dararf baana kaown; «ei
loag, brillla, aallraly airinaleaa, aad of a baaui
■■Jil™.-»*P-'*''P'«-'*!-'?i*^'»*j'9<::"h.,i»c;pkr,'»e.
' eina tt«l>Vr; It la h
Per^., «T.« ; pk!
larg^ loae, ^llla, aallraly airinaleaa, aad of a baauiXl. rich gSd
'£L5Sl-'il'*''*J'*''I*-*l"i*^"*.f'?^:»"^. •»<::pki",»e,
■•a«a« was, the coter of tha taeda being wHilr; it la by
anew pra to r e d le Iha pwoading for cooking. "^ ~^ '
tl; »lba., TOc.: I lb., Itc.; pkl.. fc.
DO MOT rO«GB* VO
mix 4c>
9nuiM CATAUHMII OW UMM,
' II I i m itii II — .
p EAMS POlflE °^pUNNlNffi
^ ^hJSs*7..7, Jr,i,'s:%r ii:*:*^'r'ji.'''To." "■ •' '"'- "•"« ■ '•" '•"""
.h..U.«.. «d ..i,i.ioa. fmW. P., IS iC... IS.M., 5 IU.r$l OuT I Z.i&t pfK
CD P F T -.™ ■ ."""T*' ■ '•"■• *""*'' *■•''• S"* •• •••'» 1" «l»lnt " lh«
B5\ I^.C I ro-nd CD b« w..ik«<l. in llghl, ».l| m«nuf«.l «(l. in Jiill. (..I*.
W5/ ' " =^ 1"*T' •'*"• """'ng lh« xerft on* Inch .l«*|> ,m{ pitulns ib* toll
«J?tr^ '■ °"^. '^ "'" •'"' '"" '•" ' •""' '» "'■ »"~'"" "* '•<i«iff* roi
ITvnilp. WaiaeoRimand (Mi
^NMlaiaiag all iIm
"-■ Wnr and of
oldot foaiiK.
Uirtifa K««ni Kmly bmm TmwIb. _ ..
2«laal>l« cHentialJil an early btcL I( it fally ai cacly u the tgt
batter quality, of tne, dark red color, tender and iwcct at all limei
It ha« a »ery imall top, and will prodwee a crop in tix vtrksfrMi l^tKtMmlint (hi
It «• wrypirodjcli»e and • Perfeet keeaer, Per lb.. $1.00; | Ib . SOcToTlO. fplit. . Oc
u_i^^^iT ■•'•f „-"Will». Thi» ii a handioir.e Red Turnip Beet, crown quite
-l^iA. °S Boelon. R«pt*imaoth and foliaRC veiy imall: Per lb., $I.(K» j » lli.,Sc.,
*h.J?^?.?*'i'***' '•'?•' •?■.■ "•• ^n:P"»"' "••'i? •» wriy.of n^vei liner qualUy.glob*
fiat dark nd.
Lf*«5* — <f 'r "«« »»"«« «'"°*l>1 n*T<rfailitoti«Mtiafacth)n. PeJ lb. . 78c. ; i lb . 2Jc. ; 2 oi , liJc. i lot.. 10c
' *•* "•* •Wftlillh the cariieil dark red beet in culli*aiioa i id color
S^ggf^j f!ggJ i^.! * 2«*^ tJ?^.4«' VT?; T '"'?• "^^ «» "good aire. Per lb., 60e. t !#., M« j 2 or. , Ifc.i I oa., lOi. , pkl. 6e.
K!!^H5Rg!'gg?*.** g» *• ** .**< "y* P°P»'w "m lat ytieral ■!«. PeriV.,8fe.i »*,Me.:2or.,Ifc.;lof.. 10c.ipkt.,ac.
•W»SL5r(BljSr<MK*.1^ aM«n»pJi..:iO lb. loto,«)c.: per 1b..'28c.,'i Ib.;i0c. ; pkt. fc
If VMt Wjknt t» Win
a* NMt p«ur, Vou IMMI
*Hr
^^fTP''
THE STIBLB BROS. COTY. TOBOkTO. OUT
"■: >y
e ABB AGE
fu., Ckm Catm; Gn., Kt^ JML—KAmo,
rich. iMMrtoil ii HMl i<||ilabU lor eabbatu. N«w
(and ii pr«fcrabl«, taA lho«ld b* dMpljr dog and
hciTUy'— HBtad. A miitart of Mil aod aiha*
appliad 10 Ik* hill, when iranmlaatiBg, is racallaiit
„. ^ . _ __ - For early aia, a iowiB|shoMd baaaaid* in a hot-
bed in Fcbniaiy or Much, and hardtaad off bjr gtadnalljr aapoaiog thmi to nitBt air. For bu« crop, aow
for promotint powlh and keeping down the maggot. For early oie, a iowiB| shmud be aaad* in a hot -
£:
in a nurwijr bed, Mk; or lane, and tranaplant as aoon a'« the plant* are 6 Or.S inches Ugh | Ihocm^hljr
cultiTate every week antil (he planli mei^l in the rows. There is no vegetable in which The character of
the Ksd ii of more iiaporunce than thi<. Go«d Mad, Mp, rich Mil, plM^r •! m»mU9,
thorough cultiratloa. There are the caidinal point* in raUng a good crop of eabbag
One ounceof seed will raise about 9,000 plants. irSee remark* page SO, NilraU of Soi
\ MNDER6AW GABBAGE
Thi*, fern mid-iainnier and a late cabbage, is withont a rival. For its seaaoaa, we place
it at the, head of air others ; experience ha* demonatrated that it is the b«at, MTMt, and
pniCtabla variety grown. It Is a mediam late cabbage. Large green h*xi*> hard,
in
OUR CABBAGE PAMIVX
'piMMrlmKMt, like WinnbigiUdt. with,
. fcvrer oatride leavett a suie headkr, vary
solid and^ of excellent flsvor. Per ik,'
$S.80| i lb.. 7Sc. ! So^.'4Qc : 1 oa.,
'. 8Sc.;pkt.,Se. ' • ^
I i'laif DMl«i|,a very fine strrin
and of remarkable excellence I tender, crisp and delidonr, and the
exbteace. N<l><ly'GM.to^oi;*<y-eighi prime, ma^hfUble beads ont of a hundred ^ an
' 4>f this standard variety,- *o largely grown
for fall and winter use. Per lb.. ^SO ;
4 lb,, 7Se; i 9 OS., 40d i lot.. SSc. ; pkt., (
' .p*rM*lM«tf MmhimbIIi BniiMliMki,
. I^e largest cabbage known.. Head* have'
been grown that weighed 00 pounds.
Pet Ih.'. $S.OO : I lb., $1.00 1 2.oi., OOt;
1 OS., tec.; pkt., Ac.
l,at*>natJNit*lit head* large, round,
aolid, broad ttnd M on the top ; a
winter, variety* Per lb., $1.50; { ^,
40e.;3os., "
reliable
. _ • hu
Perl lU; $t.79i 9 OS., 00e.( 1 as., SOc; ioa., SOc; pkl., lOc.
Cabbage*.
/ ri
winter, variety Per lb., $1.50;
u,2Sc.}lot., iae.;pkt., tc
LMf* Mrtti DWillB»<» a saperfcir
winter variety i head* large, tender, and
. of good favor.' >P«rlb.. $l.aOi f lb.,
40c;9bs.,SSe.{lM.,lSe.|pkt.,Sc. .
MkHDBMOM'* kUCCUSipif
!*• .BmmmmIMs IblMws tea days after Early Snmaier,
JbMly ttoMMT Wgi n r f iBli, oM of the earliest, pyramidal-shaped heads,
I* mcdhim Mxit; mU^ : Ph lb.,|lWt ilb.,7tc.; 2os.i«>c.; f o(.,9Sc.:
■ pkl., fc. ■ ■ ■ ■'.■'' I
B i ll Dl*««l| failu eocof the most popdar early varieties, head* iinall.
roandish iivoid. firm and Icndejr. Per lb.. $l.iiO: \ IK, 40c.; 2os. .25c ;
1, as., ISe.; pkt,. 6e.
BilHlyWliMMf9nMlt.9i|e of the bisi csbbages for'geneml'use. Head*
ragiriarly conical, solid and of excellent flavor. Per lb., $1.60 ; ^Ib., 40e.|
• •t.,tte.tlor., i6e.ipkt.,Sc
B Bll j Bamr-Maft a coaleal Aaped head, a favorite with many. Per lb..
$^ liO ;Tih., OOe:, 9 Oft. IftCiil o*.t SOe.. pkt.. 5c.
BalraBMf BlMilM*»IM*arUe*t grcrwB. small compact head* of Excellent
quality, ferlfc, fl. BoTj I W,Me,:i:«afc, 40c.| 1 oa., 98ci pkt., So.
■Hr rnmatk Ok lM«it» hear^'shuctr, eeoond early ; it grow* low on the
< stamp, head* frsdy. Pir Ih., f8,4<»t 1 lb.. OOci 9ob., S^; 1 <w. Jn&t
'.■^t.ic. _. ... ' • ■
An B ><Bi«Bt a n^ aad •apwioc ■ara- h en din g variety. May be planted
early or late, as.it fcrm* <p«(y larf* and very *ol|d head* quickly. Far lb.,
' $&flOtf IK.$1.0b;9oe.,a0e.Tlot..Sfc.|pkt..ac .
MMHtatMa** Barly Bii wUrt the earliest large variety ; two weeks Uter
than the WTakefield, a solid, handiowe and compact growth. A fitvotite
with gtrdfoer^i-Mid <valaable for ifmily are. Per lb., $i.00 ; i lb., $1.00 ;
Sos.i 85c.i 1 oa., 90c j_pkt.. Be.
nMtlAt** lM|M««tf_|k««B«rMl,a*eoood«arly, Ute variety of sap^rior
qaality. Perlb., $9.aOi»Hk, 75c.i9os.,40e.i I os.,8Be.| pkt.,Se.
^„ _ _. . , . — riy samnter. B** BiWMllMli. larger than the Red Datch. Per lb., fl.00 ; | lb.,
floearim moraliolirt headm ahile it can be planted nearly a* doia. ' - — -
FcrtK.$lWrilb..$l.(iOt Sa(,fl0e.j l(».,S5.: pkt.,5c.
•t. BbiiIb Uny BnwillHBjl< head large.^bnnd, andalHtla .
lattaMdjioliti and of good qaality. Per lb., $8.00} |Jb.. fOe.t
4 0B..9M.I los.,90e.; pkt., Sc. ' '
akam^ lugeft of late *or(*; *olkl atad of ^ood flavoe . ^
._. . lOe.) 2 OS.*, SSc; I ot., 90c.; |kkt., 5c.
Bllra Bwlk^ ' head* *malL itearly roand, very harrto,
^.-•*j — tij --.„ - p^ ib..'$a.oOt lib,, aofc.;
■ Perib.. n.00 ; i Ibt. OQc.) 2 as.*, SSc; 1 ot., 90c ; |kfct., 5c.
BB M W»i, B»«f Bfljr^head*
and of ex(aadiaglj> deep red cblor.
8 OS., Mc; I o£j90e.; pkt, lOcr
•6c.i 8,ax.,SSc.; I os.,90ct pkt., Sc
RqiravtMl AmmMmm SaVM, the best of all the Savoys for gen
eral market Qt home nae. Per lb. , ft. "
1 oc.',90e.t pkt.. ik.
1.00; i Ik.Mc; 8 ox., IGc.;
i«*F.keepe well daring winter. Per lb., $9.00;
; lot ." "
sweetest Savoys,
r |'IK/60e.V9ai., S5e.; Tot., aOc; pkt.,5e.
,BaMy Bwarff BhM Bav«y,ooe of the earliest and
Per.lK. S^OOj I lb., OOc; 9 i«.. SSe.; 1 ot., 80e.;pkt., fc.':
Bi y^li » ! ■ »» •■;♦ > . OM of the b«it. very hardy aad i«»provtd by
(fliMt Pat IK. $100 : i lb., OOc 1 9 ot.. fte.; 1 ot., 90c.; pkt., Sc.
P^UnfMim-nn, ..reaewao aaan Maeet aaa*.
Maeetaaa*. flirt» ■»««
Mitea ike rirowMI ihM Waflkei'
svafeaoea
wan
IteiatMy
»">
PW lb., $2.00;
trfttilO CAT4EL0OQI Or SBBM. BULBS AMD PUOm, I^R nil
BER
CHICAGO PICKLINO CUCUMBBR
, r-T—Ji ttait ihoft, Mirly, eylindri _.,
bat Miwwhal Upnini u Mch mtil, briihi gmn, pntfusilv*,
and OM or iIm niylMM pbkliai tuIcim - ..=—::•—
I Ik, He; t <M., fOc; 1 m.^IOc.;
'Iindrical, unilbra In tin, -
nn, prgducllv*,
Pw lU, $1.00 ;
pkt., te.
and handMiaM
$1.
-- WHIta Spin*, frait anUiMaU tiraifht'
ana nandMme, liuhl giwn, with a ho whiM ipraM ; Badi
••""^ "^ rf **• ■avor ; vinai *ifonMU, frwtdnc wrijr and
*VM'!?***'7- 0><*<'<>>«lM>lfortabauia.aadlart«lyuMdftn
piaklinc whni imall. Pw lb.. $1.00 ; i lb., Wi!. ; t at; Mc. ; ,
I OLjIOe jpkt.. Be.
MMMm. om of Iha bnl pickling loRa : Mldom jrUlding
imtbrs loo lanvfor pickling, and wry pmdwtl**. Par lb.,
O^lb., aoc.: 1 oi., «0c; I oi^ lOu.; pki., k.
■r«anka«aaylinalongrniitartac«Uaata«aUly. Par lb.,'
; J H>., i6c.; * oi.. I»c.; 1 oa., 10c; pkl., lie. '
•»* *•!•* •*«»W«V • ♦"» uuill prickly nriatr, UMd
Mclnuvaly far pickling, br whKh parpow it ilHiuld b* gaih«r<d
whila ypong and landar. Par i lb., $1,00: 1 -- -
»0c.; pTnTec- '
(iaa Novelty Liu.) ■^.
F»., Cfmomtn ; Gtk.. Ciu*i. Fat »«rjr Miljr CuramlMn, low the lit ot April,
iaa bot-bcd, upon piwM of lod (grui side down), m iImi th«y cm ba nadU]t
lnaq>Uatad to tha opan giota. im ticb loil, wban daagtr of float U o*ar : or
~- protect bjp band glaaaaa.
„ .^*"."!!*^'!}!*'*!?*" .*■ ""'*" '" P'*»' •"<^ °P«» t'oand antil aeailr Iha Itt of Jana.
Haka rich bill* of wall-roltad aanuia. fwo fact in dUmcter. and plant a doien or mora
iaa4», comtog balf an incb daap. , Wban all dangat froai inaccti ti ov«r, i4ll all bat
tbraa qr foaf of iha ttrongoit planir. Thay ruccead bait in a warm, oioiil, rich, loamr
»oU-; eontinut planting at intervali for a tacccuion. Tha Cacmnhar abotild br gatberad
wban laigaanough for via. wbathar requirad or not i if Ictt lo lipao, il dcUrovi tbair
produclivanait. For picklai. plant froa Juna antH Iba middta Of Jaly. 1 oi. for 00
billi I a to S lb*, in b|ib for an acra. : .
WUTKRPWLlirB OHIOAOO mOKLiNO
AvaHaly wMch ha« bal rKmily become known lolhe iraile, and vliich katfaciome liaw nan baea
<«Mrolled and eacluflvely uMd by lh« laraeu pickling KiuK^ of Chicago fn the n»nufBciu,rcf Iheir
calebrate.l pickle^ Il It e>ceedini|ly proltCc, bearing tmall, wrlUia med rrull, well covered »ilh •ainee
and of an uaoMially daap greea color. rrica,.perib., $I.M: )lb.,IOc.: Ioi.,«Ui:.; 1 oe., IMc.; pkuk.
■VBRORUN wiHlTB BPINB
A rtaaikably flne •ftala of Cucnnilier, erhi. h it etuaclally recommended Ibr markei, table or bicklina
paipaeee, differing fiomihe ordinary and p>>pular Wkiie Spine In color; it reiaine a deep gr*<n clilr
in all Mageeof iti growth ; producee eilra long naMiolh >hap>d fiuil ; veryprolikand very while in ll««h,
lender and cri.p. ^Mven of Cucumben ihould try ihie new lorl. Price, per lb., SUc. : i lU. tftc.;
In., I»c; I 01., 10c.; pki.,6c, .
NIOOL'B MKOIUM QRBBN
Ae apkkling varlelv il will be found uneiiuallea.anal for early fatting purporea. or for aliclhg, Ihara
i« no better : very productive, of medium »iie ; ainimt mraiiiht and •mouth ; the color it dark gta>M,
• and the llallh !• ■•■>dei and cti«p. It i> fant becoming a welcome addition lo the cucumber faaiil*.
'iPerlb., $1.00; ilb.,aac.; loi., lUc; pkL, tc. '.
■arly RiraataM, very early, harde and productive ; imall, grow-
Inginpairt. P< r lb., $1.00 ; iib.,30c.; tMt,Mc.; lot.,IOc.;
pill.. »c.
■NQMSH PRAMB OUOUMBBRS
Thaea ara grown in ihe green-houM or in a hoi.bad ; eary hand-
•ome, both In form and cak>r ; aiiain a length of from M lo W
inrhai. Tha follanrinf ara tha craam of Ihe iwny popuUr Mete :
MiM Oai g ll, f Una bkuk^pibed variety, from 18 to U inchee
very handiome fhiil of modarale tire,
_ white-»pined vibiely, averaging
Inchea in length. Per pkt., Ale. /
■ftaf^Hla Vf tgri f , a Bna white-ipined variely, of ImmanM
•inand •ymnMtriealfoNi. Perpki.,20c
■mjprM*«r IMIta (Re<d'i4,a fine whiu-ipinad variety, grow-
•hape, of excalleni ,
bibilioo purpoaeeil
, 65c; loe..
liirs
Par pkt., fOc.
nrolMic.
Ottkmt '
lific, P rpli|„tOc.
•f MiMMirKli, a fine
r M inchea in langtB. Per
iai iron M to t4 iacliee, eery unilbrni in ihape, of excalleni ,
flavor, and reauwkably pradnclive. '^or eabibilioo
Handi unrivalled. Per pkt., Mc.
Om r tm 'a M««al, uid to be the h a n diwntat Cacnmber grown,
Krftct In oallina, with Karcaly any nack, and of fine flavor.
rpki.,tOc.
Il«lllaa«*a TalaaOpIl, very pralific, early, criep, and of
•nperlor quality. Par pkt., tic ti
YO. AUblFLOWER
Fa., CkH(/ltur; Gia., BlmmhtrnKM. Sow in deep, rich nil, well culii-
valed. A mixture of lyna and ralphulr iii a good pravenutiva of maggot, and
alto praantei growth. 1W Mwing and after-lreainient ii the ubm ae for
„ , . . cabbiiga, except thai il will not iland Ilia dioighlao well, and requiraa liberal
appHcM^ of water or lk|uid manure daring Iha hit monUu. Of iha many vaiiatiae culiivalad, there ara really only a law ihal wlHeaoeaWl
* '~" id*Caaada, and afikaw we ^oooanoe the tarltoat MNirf Itfkirl and btrly •rMwkiUI andoubMdly the lineu. Owing to iha'
•eedi of Iheaa utlt being very eapenuve, there i> great temptaUoo lo uie Ihe cheaper «orti. We think it well. Iherefora, to caalion our
ai«omeni<uaH«lylhabM-theaaple|U. One ounce ar«»ed to 1,000 planl» (See remark* on NiTaATa or Soda, page 8S.7
"~^'~' •*"'•»♦■•»•»• (Selected.) Year after year this hai bacome more popular, uoiil leading market
gardener*, in nearly every sacrion of the Dominion, now grow, jt entirely, having diwardad
, all Ihe older varieliet, a* they find our urainof Erfurt lo be the lureit keadingand allogathar
Ihe moat profiuble idrt for market gaident. On account of in dwarf and compact haltil, the
plant! may ba tet olil 10 to tt inchee each wa^ , %o thai from twelve to fourteen Ihouund can
be planted on an acre. For pickling it ie ihe tundard vulety, the compact and Milkl
texture of the •now.whila haadi, combined with delicious flavor^ mrpau all other lona,
Perilb.,$10.aO; «oi..$5.M;Jo«.,$S.00; )oi:,'$1.7»; pkl.,Uc.
Wmi*9 •nWMkiUI Una). UtidouUediy one 9f the beM early eorii in cultiVation. He hardineir, •ura.heading and rompaci
growth makei it ooa of the fine<l for rarly forcing. Per) lb., $12.00; tor., 9«.M; lor., $3.60; 1 oi., $100; pkt ,«lic
""^Boj^.S^wTi o^Im^ITS'. wilt'p'lTlfc! *"'' ""**• ""'*" "^ ''•"rfo"* : '••••• large, u^» jwi." Per J lb.,
•••J'JJ»'*F .^•''* •' ■••"••JNl'* A lilileUier than Eariy Parte, head«teiga,wtiite,«olid, Per ) lb., $2.JW,' «or.,«I.Ba:
Valtaii'* AwtwniM Waurt/ A valuable Alia variety and finite dimincl ; !k^> large, faeaatifully while, firm and comoaci
^m
.. ;*»»'-«,•,/'■
BNGLISH PRAMB
BARLIBST PWABP BKPUIlt
quality. Per
>rrJlK,$j!(JO; ioK,$l'wrr««rT,»5:" Ifoii^iteTpki! . 10,
A eary hardy variety: forme large heada when other varielieefiiil. Per {lb., $1.60; lor., Illic.; 1 o>» tOc.;') oi.. 3Pc.: pkt., 10c
^^yf^ f^^ Ti? , $t S ^T.yite?'^^o!?.6^fc^^*^ of Ih, «.ett lata variciiae grown ; head, large, while, weU (ormad and compM:l of eacelleni
waahad. cat in wall piaeaa and eatafiilly driad. Wban
by tUfty liMt'; four pooiuii to tbe acre.
r dried . Wh«n nquiwd , i l i i lO M ied la d g ro an d . O n e ou nca will ao w ■ b a d fo a i aad on a - hilf fet t
Large-rooted or eofta per lb. , aOc. ( i lb. , Sk. ; ie OI. , ISr. ; I oa,, lot. r pkt., Oc.
OURLBD OHBRVIfc -
V.*.,Ctifniai Gbk., KttrUb.' Cvltivalcd and naad Ulta Fanley; low at any tiaid ia tha, tpring, b ahallow diilli, ou foot apart.
PertM., Spci pkL, fie. , »> ••
Wa have «ae« fhaM« fbv
aN««~
•*'0
OORN BALAD
Fa., »fmeh4: Gb«., Atktn^u^. Sow tbe Mad eariy in September, thickly, Jn ihallow drills ii« iacha* apart, and protect throucb tbe winter
witb a iligbt oovcring of clean itnw. It teqnirei rkb^L Per lb., $2.00i \ \W, Wc.; 2 oi., SOc.; 1 et.. 8fc.; ikt., fe ^^^ "'*'
OHIOOBV ,-
Fb., Cf<-i»rw ; Gbk., C<r4«rw. Sow aiid traaUa tbe lune inaniier ai carroti. Uied to mii with, o^ a* a iiibii{|nta''fbr coffee. Tbe root il
'*>
TRB 8TULII BROS. CVV, TOKONtO. ONT.
,11^
<30RN
Fl., Mait.; Gek., misthk»m
SwMt corn ihonld not be pl«at«d until
th* WMlbcr bccomii wium ; alvftyt
■elect • mraa gpil if poedble, espcdall*
(or fbe culler varieties, m the diATcr-
ence In eon Md eipoewc will often
mklte contiderablc difftrence In matnr-
\\j. Plant in liHit three feet apart each
way, five or six kenicis to every hill,
or in drills three fc^t tpart and the
Slants thinned to oneloot apart In the
rilL The Utter method wlll^ield the
heavier crop from a citcp Mrho^. The
soil shonid be well Ariehed «ith
manure before planting, and, while the
\ctop Is growing. The hoe or cultivator
has to l>e kept basjr stining the soil.
One pound will make about one
hundred hills; one peck an acre in
hills. O-For field varietie«s4M Agri-
cultural Seeds. -to
UvlamlM'*
Novelty pages.
Foe description see
A. Bf e-^sv (SttfECi]? Oorsi*
Dans, OM enli m r, • MtMioa tnm th* Bv«rM
'.Tl^- 7^ **^ ">>*' 'M^r for ■uwkM.OHi hwdiv I
dI«Uif>W>«i f ran tin Btrcrgnm, and art nally tm daj
•wlMr, which h of gnat cbniidtnuien le gardmn aid
caMMH. J>tr doa. aan, aOc; 1» lb>., $t.U; 6 Ibi., Mc;
1 lb., Uc.; pki., Sc
9mm, MsMii MmdMUH a mhtr <lwn, black-graiaad
mirtf cl aaiuual •wMlnni. Pw do*, tan, 50c., 16 lbs.,
)i.7» : » ih«., aoc.; 1 lb., iSc: pkt., k.
▼*• p«i» Oarn. mnrtailyaadiwMi, tinilar toika
MarbWiaad, but aboat on* wMk earlier, and aion inil-
abia for atarkM, beia* laigtr in lb* Ear. Per doa. ean,
flfc.; » lbs.i %l.n : 6 lb*., aoc; I Ib., l«c.; pkt., fc.
OrMkV UMfm Barly aMBaJI an eicelUat aarly
mrtamt ^art rather •hurt ; ridi, nuganr flavor. Per doi.
ean, UT ;;>» Iba., $1.76 : 6 Ike., aOc; 1 lb.. Ik..; pki., k.
■arlw Mi nwin T ■wrtlngtaw, a vary early and waon
ubie vaiiaty, thoagh »«>• a iwaei con. Aa exceTleat
early fleld varieiy. Par dm. cara60c.; 16 Iba., $l.aO
«:ba., ate; I IK, Ik.: pki., 6c
1 •r«My vaHwtyt ■•>
taHy ItarkMlMMli aaa af ihe eartla« vailMiaa
_d<ia.eai3,60c.; ]6I(
lha.)i;66;6IKi£': I lb., Ik.; pki.,6c:
%er dwarf; earefaii
ll)a.,|l.60;6lbe..
rnry '"'^ '"'<*' <l<^f ;_ ean fair
•in ; nxcellenl. Per
•fc.-.JIb., 16c; pki., k.
■nWtMUl •WMt. ean of large liie, very producliva,
•wM, lender, and of delickMU flavor. A wpeirior market
variety, aad well adapted lor canniag purpoaer. Per doi.
. aan. g0c;j6 lba.,$I.J 6; 6 Iba., «0c; 1 lb., Ik.; pkt., fc.
MamniMh vm^t, a lata variety, and One of ll^
large*t growa ; eweet, leader aad dellciow. A nwrkei
•prt. i*er do>. ean, «0c; » lU., $1.76; 6lha.,«ac.; I
lb., Ifc.; pkt., 6c
Mn«Ptf«B<M<rCjS W r<,of rich aad dajidooa flavor,
and an- axMlent iaieraMdiaia variety. Per dot. ean,
_««k:.; 1» l t?...$l.76 ; 6 Ibi. gBc.; 1 lb., Ik.; pkt., fc.^
Parrym mtgrMi a new euta early variety, with large
I ,^niear», aboat twice thaiinorMtone«4a;twelverowed
'* ^Vd of fineqaalily. Par d«. ean, 60e.; 16 Iba., $1.76 ; 6
l^ba., aOc; I lb,, Ifc.; phi., fc.
iM« 4«. t* Ik. «rtoM ftw
WATf R CiESS
Fa. Crtutm <U Aata/a i^
Gaa. Brwmmtmkrttm.: A
erell known i>laat, growing
abaodaatly ahmg thaauu-
gim of ninaing itrcaaH.. It
la eaeily introdaced by
flaatiag alwn Ihe nuvgiaa
of poode and tlreaau. Par
I lb., $1.16; t aa., 76c:
Iot..6fc.;pkl.; lOc
It is psoiMMnced, by every
pctsoB who has eaten it, the
tttntlattfmHf they have aver
tasted. In groi^ andap^
peaiaiice It is aallk^a^y
other variety, the ^u*ks and
stalks being of • de«p r«4
color during growth, while
iIm com itself la of a beanJf-
ful Cream white, and having
the duftst gnum^jfml twuflh
ttl r«4 of any known variety.
A aaoat prodiictive variety,
growing vigofouslir and coas- '
Ing in as early/jM Mooie'a
Coaoan). No market or
private gatden is complete
without It. J5 lbs.. $2.28;
5 Ibe., 80c.| 1 lb.f^e.;
\ lb., lOdpkt.. lOe.
ImaiMll'a BHlna lairiy (Whito mtrtV- Mm
earlieM Whila rUnt Cora gKown iW* lii to aevan*^
incfcetinlaiUtlh, «rell*lled,andwiihaeawllcbb. It
h the only cora that will aaiare ia Manitoba and
Northara Oatario. Per doa. ean, 60c; 16 lb., $1.76 ;
par6lbe.,flk.;pkt., fc.
Mwwwll^ <»»rBi«nsi •■MM. a lata variety m
the richaet aad iwaateat flavor ; Kan aiadia* lin,
and remaiaslofigar in a green Mat* than aay allMr
variety. Per dot. ear*, flOc; 16 Ibe., KM; 6 Ibk,
flk.; lib., 16c: pkt., 6c
TtMMwana. prafemd by Buuiy who oMact to the
Miar varietiea. Per doe. ean, 60c.; 16 Iba., fl.46 i
6 Ibe., 60c; 1 lb., Ifc.; pki., 6c
POPCORN
White, lor parching flaaanV Par Jos. ean, .f6c:
IMba.. $1.46; fribe., 46c; 1 6., Ifc.; pkt., k.
■■riy Antkarv a very early ■ainriBg variety of a
clear aaibrr color. Mc. lb.; pkt., Ifc.
l«i|B«rMirt» »H«*4liP9Ml
ORBSS, or PKPPKR GRASS
Pa. CVa »»; Oaa., Kuttti.—A well kaoera paagent lalad. Sow thickly at Ikaqaaw
intervale, to keep ap a ea e ce n io n , and cover tha eaed lightly.
•atra OwrlMi, vary fiae, and Bwyha CM two orlhraa timae, laavnfrilkd
aadcnilKl. Piirlb.,iOc; ilb.,fte.; toi., 16c:ot.,»lc; pkt.,6c
vary laraa leaved variety, paageai aad pleaaant
! .;| l b..i li .; l aa..l6c ; «t.,
Ieaveadelicatagr>aa,aiild aad iaa flavor. Parlb., $!.(•; | Ik, «Oci
■- pkt., k.
•uvahyllai.
t oc, ISc; ,0*., lfc.~-; pkt., fc.
iMsfli Oraugi Seat ' '
Doaacad, by Mtry
o hM tatta it, tba
■MXthayhaTaaTtr
D gioi^ udap'
It is wiUli4*^r
ttj, tht ^oak* ■d'
Bg of a d«<|> k4
Bg growth, wbila
ladriaofabcaaJf-
whitt, and haviog
graim^jftul tm»lh
njr kaowB varictjr.
roductive traiictjr,
goioatlyuidcoal- '
■ally ')U M'ooie't
No market or
rden it eompict*
. ISIbr. |2.2a{
iOc.i 1 Ib.f86e.>
:.:pkt., lOe.
Mto mtrtV- Mf
•■ ; *an lii lo Mv«*^
IwiihaMMdIcbb. It
m ia Manilob* and
%Mtc.;Ulb.,tl.7t:
Mt| ■ bn wiMy m
r ; Kan miMmm lin,
Ual* than aar Mbw
if in
>,Mk:.
o oltiact lo Ida
;ttll».,n.4ti
RN
P*r!doi.aan,.tSc;
., Itc.: pkt., k.
MtarUig Tarittjr of a
r.. lOc.
• liaMi, laavcifrilkd
II., tc
•fiat and ptaaaant
10t . ;l aa..lie. ; «fc,
b.,$I.M; |lk,«Oc^
■nUNO C4TAI.00UB OP SIBOy, BULII9 AMD PLANTS POR INt.
Fa. CiliH . {\m:- SilliTM.
'I'u grow ««rly Crkty, low
th« M*il lala in Marvh. in a
hoi Iwd fH hoa, an«i fuf laiar
I ha omu
llll, rod I
orpntiill
Shada iha irouna planu (or a waak or Ian ilajn, and ilu aoi lai Ik* mil dry
OM. rka Mf), auylia »hafn liff om.* or iwlc* liafor* plaining, w »• lo tnitttio
*■ iMckir "^planli, which will luirar law on kalag iranaplanitd. Whan /ram'.
4toainclKahith,lran^>lani into broad, •hallow iran< h», or oa iha laval ground.
•atliag iIm dwarf lorii la rowi I (mi apart, and ih« tail variaiiaa 4 faal apart,
aad • Inchaa apart in iha rawa. Tha aoil rhniild ba liahi, hiahljr manurtd,
rtlally ihadad and nioial, or n*ar walar, aa ihtf plant* miut ba liaaly atalrrrd
dry waather, but akould not ba pal directly on ihaag. Earthing apch^ka
froanii aad ihoald not ba(in antll qiilia well grown, ihen earth up gradually,
aaptaa Iha leaf Mallia cloae loaaiher lO ih.t the loil aiav not fall Into ilie'cantia
(OOLDBM, WHITB PLUMB aad ROM CBLBKV)
iniW*«talnirt,ordwaffliabll.i«MoaiallaiaiagaliaiaklorBioralhaa<giBdMi*.
aaUd aad haary Par I IK, tOc; toe., Mc.: ^ oa., Mc.: pkC, 10c.
■aa t aw W ptwt, of low iruwih, whlla, crfap. aolid. Far lb., «100: |lb.,auc;
t oa., Mi&. 1 oa., Mc: pkl.. te.
MrP Wklto PPawallt a auparior dwarfi htrga itUiad aatiaiy. Per lb., $1.00 ;
) Ik, $!.«• ; 1 as , 4fc.; I oa.rWc.: pkl., *e.
in dry*
r »™"
iaaataaiha „
oriaa plaat, bat naear aarth up in wai wea her, aor when daw 1> on tham.0 That
Iniaaalad far winter and aprlng um n<-ed.i littler banking, when uoie.'i for winter
ll will natarally bleach beautifully wMir. One oanca will now a Ud of nine
•qiMra yarda, and trill produce about 0,000 plaiiU. ^
I l1«<a>aaw'a ttmtt-*tim*r, ^mMtm, a dnr, mtdium »iie«l virialy; wiien
biMchad i» vellowMi white ; lolid. and a rich nutty flavor. I'er lb., )il.lW ;
lib., $I.OO:«oi.,t6c; Io>.,a0c.; pkt., ic. ,
. one of tha beat of ita color ; thcea acouainlad with ll prefer il .
loaay other lort. Per lb , U.00:yib., OOc. ; toi.'.Jtc.; lof.,nc.i pkt., V.
rla Oa W an V«ll«l«i laf««fe aalM (true), a new variily, having all
Iha iiaalitiei of Iha Uwarf Wklta French, liut la lairblanching lo a reaMrk-
able aiient, the iluler rilia aaauaiing a yellowiah white appearance^ trttli a
' rkh gotdaa yellow heart, of Una Aavtir and a good Ifiaeper. fthr lb..|i.OO;
{tb.ifl.'M; tor.. Hfic.; loi.,Mlc..; plit,, lOc. ' .^ , ■
H awaaraail^a QaWw DtlMWf i the heart it of a waair galden yalkiw and
^ a Bioaiallractive and thiwy variety ; entirely wild, iaf eacelleni Ravor, and
oaaof thebMI kaapara. Per ) :b., tl.OO; fat.. Mk.; lot.Mc.: pki.,k.
Mmw ItaOMi of luparioT flavor and criapaeat ; the heart and neaii are batuli-
fully ahadad lo a fine rota color ; krepe brlier than tha white aortt. Pea
th.,|S.10t )1b.,$l.0«; tai.,(te.: loe.,Wc.; pkl.,»c.
B^ . ■l — hliur. the heart it of « baoMiftlt (oMen yellow color.
Urge, criip and tolU, keapiag well all winter.. It it rntlrely Mlf.
hlaaching. wiil)oul any covering whatever. Per lb., $t.00; ( lb., $i:M-,
t or., Mc.riol., Mte ; pkt., lOc. V,'
■■wOiiliUliaiii ^mrnrf Wlllta, ona of tha beat irhiia vari«i«a la aia.
nrlb;7)a.OO;|lb.,OOc;loa.,l5c.; lot.lOc.: ph<.,K. . »
. Pl m wat aa axcalleat eaily VKriety ; tender, crisp, of attldj/pltaalna
flavor, bat nol a good keeper. Par lb., $.1.00: llb.,$I.UO; toa.,«0c^; lot.,
4M.;pkt.,6c. , / ■,, :,
WkHarBMlMialariOgrowiBgvarMy. Per lb.,$1.06: 1 lb„0*e.:l'«»:vah.;
„ I oi.,>Oc.; pkt., Kc. • . " '
Mla«# Oatary B«Ml| for taatboing (not for towing.) Per lb., tW.it e<.,'10c.
Oalarlaa, Laf«« » m mm M » Pr^B— t a variety of calfrr with luinipthapeii
rooti. which are white-flethed, cofaparaiively lender, and have the flavor df
cakry^italka. Per lb., $1.00 ; ) lb., «l.ao ; t oi., »>c.: 1 or., 90c.: pkt., tc.
CM
r^ ^^nn ^ ''■■• C*")' .' (•■<■■'• ^MMrr. The carrot gfewa belt in a light
fi^f I I ^^ landy l«aa>«well manured and coltivatcd. Sow at early aa the
1 a V^^ I \J groaad £an be warkc<l, indiillalSincheaapanlatlhetBiallaarly
WSS^^^m^l^l^ nant, large varietieajl i. chat apart, and • ncket apart in tha
One ounce of t^ wil^w IftO feet of drill.
ClMUrtMMWNai^iffMBtBoavtotftluBlp- rooted.)
MdaMra productive- Kr lb., <1.00; ( lb., Mc.;
t o>., Ik.; I oa., lOcj pkt.- tc.
D^iiWf Oimmgm, a flna tntarmadiate variety, even
in tia% aad liuipa ; color, deep, rich oraago red.
Parlb.,lk.; |lb., ISc; « oe. lie.; lot. lOc.; pkt. k.
•MaraMlBaa ar Oa M— rt(Siu«p-rootvd.) At tha
thotildar froai I to 4 inchaa in diameter : Aeth blight
oraaa*, flna iraK id and tweet ; very prdduciive.
Patlb., $I.M; ) Ik, Mk:.: * oa., Ik.; to*., Illc.:
pkl.,tc.
(OUBBAMbB ar OX HBART)
Pr^nolt Parelns Ham,
ivy : fleah deep orange vol-
~ toperior flavor ana deli.
fib., 40c.: t oi., tOc.;
mturtt
very
lotr,
t "» r iiHiaHwi' i
Mmi%f Bwaj P I W I M arwt timtlar lolhe ptacading;
rtioit a Tittle larjirr, of eHcelleat flavor luid a
gooil ktrper. Per lb.. eOc.; i lb., !Uc: 2 oa.,
IV'.: I or., lOi:.: pkl., k. ^
NaW-LAitarSoarlvtMantaaiMamp^ooied.)
Similar n shape to th" Early Horn i color,
brig hi acarlat ; fleih reddiahotanaa, baoominic
yelVtar in ceaira, but with nodittincl core ; flne
(laincd and fitihe iineti table quality. PerlU,
«0c; ilb.,ac;«oa,lk.:loi.,IOc.:pkl.,k.
*■ iaarMUUtrlRBfiount rooti loiig, with
lop an hich or two aliuve ground ; of aiadinm
tiiM^liln deep tcarlel ; fleih bright, criip and
of fine flavor : eacellcni for garden or field
eultivatioa : rrqiUreidaapcultivalion. Per lb.,
7tc.: i lb.,tk.: f oa., ik : I o*., lOc: pkt., k.
Ba aH atrfH ta i' m a^Mlta (point nwlcd). tin
Ikin bright ; flediotange yellow.
full medium
fine
ligcd, jrell flavored, und whaa young it
Pcrll>.,Wc.;ilb..Uc :
le itinlgcd, well
c«la''t foidile
lot., Ik.; I oe., lOc.; pkt., k
DAMDELIOH
iMpravatf barca
Lawratf la vary early and
htalthrultpriagulad. Sow
early in the tpriag ia diilb 111 iBchea apart, and thin
outtaOiacbaiintliadiilb. Par loe.,7tc;pkl. lOc.
IOC PUNT
Sew
in a
Fa. Anttrwim; Oaa., Bkr/ilUutm.
Iiot-bad ia ilattji, Iniha taaie manner aa lowaloaa. At
tbay iva v^y eaertpilbb lo cold, ihay tbtHtM mt be
iraaiflaaHd lo the open grouad aatil Iha araaihar b qnila arana. Sol the
plaati two (tat apart each way. Oaa otuica of toad will produce 1,000 plantt.
BBB Ptantt Bwil> \Mmm PurplOa oaa of the aarliati ; frail biag, dark
^ich parplo, taador aad axcalbM qaalily. Per aa., Ha; pkl., k.
ItnpaaWMI W aiw Yiartt Purpla, vary large, roaad or- oval, excallaal and
prodoaiva, Iha boat autkat varialy. Perot., ODe. ; pkl., lOc
OMBI ||k tw,,Ail; Caa., Afba W ntir*. Uted for flavoring loupa, tuwt and other diahea. Garlic ihrivaa beat In a Hghl, well enriched
fmmi toiL OarlicbulbtthoaM teplaiiledja wirly tpnag, iarowtone fool apart, aiid from o
r l b . , p eat paid. lfc . i \ l b„ l ie.
TARIS OOLDBN YBLLOW CBLBBT
Ivaa beat In a Hghl, well t
five iachca heltraaa the bulU in
Pa., CkicTit : Gaa ^ £«^A'/m. It ahonld not bo towa hafor* the middb of Joly, ia Iha opaa grawid, ii drilb half iach deep. \
Whea the pbiu are altoag aooogh, t aaaptapii o* a rainy day, fat drillt, lo aland a fool apart eaih tray ; atadai toon aa tbr bavea
ha^inniagtoi ■•-■■■■•'•-
BOOrLBHT
ledch each othor, ib Itiaai up over tha heart of iha plant to blaachc
_ _ ewi!i«M, beaalifall* carlod dark groaa laavea, which I Maaa Onrla^j': hae iha
laiwfail^ctbpaadiaadar. Par lb., fllO ; | Ik,' $1.10 ; t oa .
; 1 oa., lac; pkl., ic , '
—IT— » .
^^
I ot a tuft of laoat.
S^i'
wa Onrla^ i ': hat iha apoaataaca u. - . — .- , „ — ^,
Cm; Uaachat baautiAmyr Per <b., $110; ) Ik, ^.OIKf^ oa. . ^;
; 1 oo., Wc; pkt., Ic ,';'>..- .':i,g '-'^
Mi^
»^
■\-
%
TRI erSSLB BROS. COTr., TORONTO. OUT.
— '. • ■ ■ "" — — ■ -^ " i ' ' .i. ii» L>; - I 11', , i r
ill
n .
UEEK
'; ' ':a#.;„
ra.. ^«A««>. ,
tUalir
ii9!iii^:7?^.,'? ^f^K*^ '*• •>«'«■ «* <•*"• ■»* •iik« !■«*«
KMUr Ika Mad tUalir M4tovtr«ill»MiMi.irw
unh imo IJM drilhaMl mowmI Um l««k., U<i>*
A 4wp rich M^l U nqaind U> pMduc* Him I«Ii
uaiU |h« fiouad eloMs mp, aiay b« draw* u dol
lirad fiKilM
dia»iht
•aifaMd.
la (ktoUr ih.T »lirb« n«ly«graMr«Mi
laUa. lo<.HlMlM«fdiUI.
0IAIIT dUMMTAM
WWM^nnUl *a» la Jaaa, and for •low rMdiaguw wrly la iIm
••Ma fei gnrnth ; iraaiplam IfHe nm^Jwo Tmi apan aad U inch^Sbk .h.
Cahioal. UU cabhatt m twim, tha Kohl Rabi, khaa yoani, iBBm aad
ddkatt. pdlMac tha llanihir both Ik. aabha|t.a^ lanir. Cookad ta^TtSffmh).,'
[Oii|>aaiM»oriMd>rlllprodyc«l,<M plaaii. ' w •—
■■Hy Whit* Vlanna, Kiaaa^iop, »hl«t ■ph. povnlar. ha*d«oaM„gaod flavor, ri"
lb..$i.ai)vJ<ib..«oc.;i»..Mc.:io,..ir»t;^,..fc. f^
iMrlV ruivto VlMMMidiffan from iha pracwHof aalr in coh». rarlb.,'« 00-
% lb., (»c.j t o<., S6c.; loa., 10c.; pki., fc. ,, ' '
*fc: 'TJ^^'Oy- ':*'**-Th.L..««hdl,hMtateiJl
l!!^ ^.^ « u. •^'^ !»". ; U,. Cd. „,la.l«i ka*. loo.
^^^^ l!!l ^^"''*- '••"'^•»J««««"q«aUll..d«pa.M„„
r.h.«.,« March, »od.r.fc- wkkdlthl k.^.' k'!^,^ ^tlH Z^^- i ?* •",»"• ~-'»f ~T b. -A I.
■arfcat ■■idMwror for liriBiUr aM. It
Ibahaalo' •uiaMr, and twain ill iwai
|*l,ft ' '^ • ■' ••»•»«•!> <--.»«•;
Urtf e«fek«C«, Karir Ohio b good tilktr hr
Ik., fLOO ; K lh.,)Me.: «o>., ItcioK, Mc.;
I ■» — l y». aartr. ioaaa knub,
irS-'.Zr-^_f^"*."»*^- "r 'lb., »1,M;
_«*-'"£i» "-«:•: > ««•. inc.: phi.. »c
■■nVPMMHaaa, aa aicamal raiiai* for Aail* I
'. TUl^'^ V'*^ k4d oTa d«iM aMN of km* T
aoc
V^le.
kirVir.1 II ... ".T* <•"•«'«•>• bo*! In coliivation ;
i«id.r^^ik 'J5«'~i"??'*!^»'*«" : "".adi w.ll;v%,7
,f?j5L5*i?l!f'.'' **"*>"•"■. *««T iMWHoma ; forcat wall;
8V;
phi.. 6c.
*•• VlwtiHj^ crhp-an4 lander; of a liihl pala
Mc.
W y wNl CmH U . dfiw aot torn a kwga haMl.
a hat t
.-haealhdi
••naai. faMa
nUknir oM aM c
I a Mwad inriaijr.
*•• iaa»»a alaio* a
Ik., tk.; I oa.,
■iWlrOiMMl WiniMMI, not a h«Klias »at«atT.'
^. tLM; V It, Mc.; J a.., Hfc; i o.., Ifc.;
1 oiTMb.; pkL
•itf Ik..
MUSHROOM SPAWN
MARrmu
Osa.. Gam-mk»
. w a co m lda i afcU aauni lor ptchlide
'"g"» raMabondaaw. a«l ihooim
»*r~> "«« ««dar. fh, ...i Jh»M
iprfl or Mar. and Ika pUnu inuuphni.
wart aack w». "^
rm., Mmrtfmim} Oaa., Caamiataranc-Tha
podi aia .Md to a canddtnSl^tttaM "
Ihay aia pnidiiead ■ " •
Giihaiad whaa*
•own In A
ed to « bM
^ toa.,«ic.;lo... ■l«J(^l--fc
■WSTARR
Fbr i Ik.. «.(H|;
'— =^^ '-- • •§£ii.th'irr.i;r!!£;
1*1.. le.
-^ » WRI RTIRR —
"»if»i««fc» •■*€»«*: akaald ba^Sd^to
K ik. Tk: t M..M:.;
ra aaiac. i
1 «!., Ifc.;
ritt.. it.
«pa«ia. To a» otfcata oa rai
»a oMir la ipaclaU* aiada ai^ ._, ._,„ . ,
aad ia alrnjn ftaah aad la prarar Bialliiaa Mr plaa«ia(.
••mra, kaaiMk par brkk tk.
alirh* aant tm with all oidan far
1^ •«< laygrtad twiea apch aacmr
rm., Mmlmrd,: Qn..
c-^.?r!i?^.-j;^TjSaany';'t' t"w
"wj'.wsirtkW^ p«'bj.ifc.ijiu.
■nSTRRTIRM OR INDIAR ORIRS
TiihtCmfmehtt: Gu., A'l^iwfarrMraa. Scwaatlyin
f^'«vi5E!^ *" roaSSTiiaia thia toSKll
Mbi 1 «■., He; pkt., Ic. •"•"•"' •"*»^°=-'"-»
ORRAORMPRO
* T» ., C «a<» - - -
MELOI
pluliagiMt
llMviM. Tl
'V
naad ia mn, aic, «»7 aaMtUrafaaCT
ma frarfir, kaait abaailaat^ hSlu».7S.
aafp,iMtia«pUnut«r>laa( apart; :
_J_?"*^' ••*•*•' >•».»««•; pit., ic. vT ^_
caltan,(ra«a
Sowat aaoal'
RmMmn
Too much cu
prolific Meloii
ict wUk 6ait
ii Ihia, of ■ i
■malt. ' Alw
lich, loickMii
P«roa.,SSc.;
BANAiy:
nMtiagt Thadi
thick, aad blaadi
nwkinf a iaa aa
thraahat Hi
Biak-gMlaa, aa
Wkanrinaiiiaai
pkt.lOe.
MAWfiJj
Tha V«M
into piaa. padoii
■aHy<
' linpr*v«tf O
•waalaadol
Wc.;pkt.,l
■■>»»— I Bi
rikbad:fl«i
Ib..tl.i0;]
I
aad lidkhri
ilk,Mbi'
rlirb* raadyfer •••, mi
Mb lM«M«f<MII.
••la iMgit, bit k thm
• kwdy; pCTlkw.lTM;
KOHLMtBI
tfkdMMiittotiS
•■ tiM CUil»t* han
Cm nrhtlM In** Idag
•oil U Mcaawty ta pro-
r qttaUtl*^ itptmi «*iy
owinf may b* aala la
» lh« tnmtm arwy Rm
Uaoatllwplaat>(fad
r- i lb., «.(»;
i
•—A puannl
_«liiclily in mnaiin
in: fcr oia darinc
'•!• la boao, ia th*
a crap at iMd* aow
thin oai ( '
I. Parlk.nc.illU.,
NANiOMSS
rrtlmm. Scwaatfyia
jia tlMai toaakaii;
la.TkaiMd^,lMMii
•akadiBtalbramii.
«. IVIt.,^S»;
'I PM., M*
tWi)n>.yjse.:io&,<'
■riUNO CATALOOUB OW n«M. iVLBS AN& FLAlftt MK l«,.
IIQIf ^ I'*-' Mtlmi Gh., Zmkir'MfUm. A rieli, wann, undy *>il ii bol for Ihi Matk M«loh
yon T^miOm poaiid U 4iry Md warn. PUat fkoa^iia (o imWa tMdt ift hill* tU ftM apatl tack
MELOM ,.^ ^ ^ ^^
^^**Trr^rT?TT? «yB^ 'eo« tmM ■■ pul. thia to ibirM *ifoiaM phali in • hill. If mmmk ia miiad ia ita
pUaltag, Mt to II IkMjtb pM ■iidw«llr«M«l._WkMlkt thoeuutfalopt loaf , piDck off Ik* Up* 16 aUia tkm bMackin, m
lb* via*. Thla oat IkfRtall If It la tsentlM. Tk« naMMag bmIow «UI ikMokjr laci«M* ia *iM and ritta Milkr. Doael plaM
aiidjiqa<i«M.a| ttMqrkrkfM^M. OnooaaotforMWIhi «to«lb«.kikUfaferaaa«M.« Saooar rattiliMn, pofoM.
Phat tkt Moi
waf, mmI w^
kIHa at ttaM of
I loMfoagllMa
aoMpaayUat
VA
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til Ina Jill di
nAriBMid«i-^aiL
lUii^iaSSriia^.
• pal., M. ■: .
/^'/tV.r7//>yXf
SoBLEmmni
■m«rmM Qsm Mlitik itoioii.—
Too Bineh cannot be iaid of tftc qaaliijr of Ihit
prolific Melon. The vinca ue itraof and well
act wUk fitnit, which ripena early. The rind
ii Ihia, of a fcca color, and the lecd cavity
email. ' Alaoet the "enyilyfruit contiatt at
rich, loickNK fleth Of e^HJ^te aalmon color.
P*roe.,S8c.{ pkt.. It
BANANIr MEIOI
■•riy HaakviiMi^ -^Thi* it a lelcctloB
of thie pop«lar lUckentack, but la a decided
. imfrovcmenl, from the laCI that they will
pradnee melooi elmoit eqnal the tixe, at ItMt
tao daya earUar. In tiiape and color it ia
timilar to the old Hacjteniark, the only differ-
ence being in iti greater earjineia, bat thia
•lone is tamcient ib Ughl* racoonai^ It to
Peroc, 2Sc.; pkt., lOc.
Omw**— Tkt Oi*g» kaa krontht higher I
piicee m Chicagi^ •• well aa many other
Wtatera amrkeu, tlfiMI uy oUmt Maik
Malaa. and ia coaifaieMd by faeliy the aoat
proAtiAiaaMrlntvaripiy^caWvatloa. It
.la tmall, nearly ravnd,..gra<B (feaked, finely
netted of rick, lateioae fUVor, ga^ friend*
with both growen and cMmmert, whcievcr
irM. l'crac.SOc.jpkt.,:IOe.
_ ATdlowfloMd aiuli-
^i___i_^_____„^_^^_ lAilofi, cniiraly fm from
Bcttlaft ThaaUa it ■ ddicai* nnw color, th* Awk qail*
thidi, aad btead* fraai btigkt Ji««> to a richiWIainn In color,
1 two to
|>kt,10e.
HAMCO Ml
— bUv,
hitepio*,
. Ban* Maw, 6a« ol \h* largtti araik
from and laaot. ~
■aHy
01 ¥TOtTABLC PE»CI
i% uoc only «
;' Tho flavor afur i
and (Ood for na« in Iha lam* wk* *• BMlonI
• • ■ Will Mil llM
rloAi in iali
;, grotn flaihtd, klfhly mnlld. rich and
I, a firU-ratc, 'arly, large, ruand
~ ■■ " " .ft ot
b* diumgnlAaC'nxn >!>• pvach.
xinJK:
I (Mlwd. Pwlb.,$l
gTMa aad lady aM[|j^|f»r lb.
Pw lb., •1.00; {lb.
•woM aad of good flavor.
lk.j'pkl.,fc
Man*' a»l Bwp*W»a< Wii t iwaa r, • larg* awlon, n««rlytoand, .
ribbod: fliah wanrbably ihkk, liaht (r<«n, of ddicioui flavor,
lb., $1.10 : \ lb., 40c.; 1 Objitc.; t or., I«c.: pkt., 6c.
•kHlNMUina nn* lla H a l i,forat, roundish ovat, flcdi, dtcpman,
aad lidUy pttfaawd, aaadrhr and-dolkiou vailMy. PoiAb., i
. \ '<iii«Cri «.<*. tfe: t ««•' .'•«•' •*••• •*• ^
'f(Saa Movahirif.
toinu aa uoallmtMibftilBM for l^hca (M'.auliiDg
nH wh«t« Mil UKam. Of., ^c. ; -pkl. , 10c. .,
, larga, pbintod afiha tadt; flaa flavor; giaaa, thick '
.10; i lb.,M|c.; «ba.,»c.; to*., 16c.; pki., le. ^ ":
.•l.«0;:pnilb.,Hc.:|^|^.: loi., lie; pki.,(c. \
— ■ •'^
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y
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MOMTMAL UtnMWMl! NUTMIlO
Ja-
•niiNO CATALoouB or
MEyN, WATER
lbrt0Mlla»4la
IDS. BULB9 AND PLANTt FOR IMl
4 — -T^— .^ —
ytfl^ ■ ItM, «uk)r m^Mara, iIm Wuar Matoa ikrivM
PlMllakilhfiik,
loatrli^ 6i»
ri-.;.^
ii'il
fillt ^>na oUoM tii«
■•» WMtnMkM, "Snaiaol*.* Il " --♦•• —J— .»__ — •_ z.—^ — «._^ , — « _
colon u« found on Mw {Um vIm. Thn
- tettAJH.TI'V^'V:?' '(?"'" ■'•'' '^l l»«*>"l".l€i. Mtloin or hoih coion w. io<ii.d on Hw mum
Sf it*^l^3S ' o,*"^":?''' '''?.'""'^ *.c«diD«ly dilidou. MlM, «Hl >h«.ld bTT^by .11.
i jMpi» and prodKilvf. Per ll>..$j.00i J lb.i Sifeito... Wc.j
^Iff^pwl.t Ac.
fimy Uripcd duk and li«ht (mn ; Aoh ii kriiVml, wild, li
'E^iblVi'' "'' "»""'l»»*«! In ""or : th> iind 1i ihin, vinci
:.j 1 Of.,
Sliaotl-
Hftciou**
_ nci itrona*
Per lb.,$I.OO;l lb.,9<K:.:«ol„ Sic.
m.ornwdium .<ira, >lfin,liKlii •mitbd green; netfi.Jniihi
l|t#Hhr and ntrtou fai gtoerih
T,^..pb....c.
CUBAN QUtBM
•'•• ••••fniedium early : >kin, Iflack green in color ; Heih, de4>
,, Kwm, ven ^,we«i : ihe nndu very ihin and lOugh ; very productive^' .
^^SV!? W.""' ••>• '•« '>«'• •»'••• "flon for fainily um. P^ J
lh^*1.00 1 i lb., aOf-.; iif.. Wc.; 1 o... Iftc.; plil., f c. ^ "
IW>*4ti aiU«, •ulid, <wcei and delicious : ikin, green
', M»«geniiiine famriie for hoiM and markel gardena.
df^r ntakiMg ^lervn ; growl unifdMr round ^adi
lid :Medat«X Por lb. $I.!o ;Vlb., MTTt ol, UgJ><
ONION 8Kt«
ifiUmt fcyjfcti kwkcl, wil
(Mto— By aair.
•iMtoM • • to; By maU, pcwiiwid, ^
P*lal« OnlwM— By mail, ^KwliMid,
-■Bymin,patt|«id.perlb., ISc '
By ouUl,- |M)U|wid, per lb., SOc
OdiMi •••«, ilMie an te ur
plutiiigi Mry haidy. ud • jpwi Avoiritt, pro-
Slkdog gRcn oniona i'o the tftiog betoe aay
Ordan boo l i a d da r tog ip t i n t, .
and wOl be iof wardedilar tla*« toi plwiUag ia
IhH fiOI. Per Hk. inttipaid. Itc. ; per peck.
poetpUdrtLW^
•ii»;,
»ft|U.iWMi.fMii|fc^
I CMP » 181
ON
hroB acaUiOM ol
cauomert have
Ihanoandthoul
icedafai drilU'M
throw the earth i
The onioat may
wiU io# 100 InI
OaavMV'Yalh
aerewkhon
mat valnc i
fal flavor, 1)1
lent faajly a
teed^-thOw
full, andpla
''#la«lM— I
, WW. gtirl
bfnilbwiyn
mildga*<|r;'
h'Klrifraeoi
• uevw^tfiifr
Per IK. $1.:
^keeper; Ac
^iVkHeie
Oakin^^lpw lap
tonariy ttt ^, Ihe
ccM \. we, nowefi
eronih, large aiai
frooi^Wo to (bar
ManaaNiMl
early :ahapi
dalieala.aad
.variety, ft
t raprHtmalkm of ih*
qr pradacti«*,'ntn
, gray •nd llahi gnwn.
■ MwfMwWiN. Thu
Ibti^Mbyall. P«r
\tmmnm. i * PEDIGREE ONION ^EED. » M»M
ONION
Wi wish to call pacticulu htttntion to oar exeepliaully pure and fin* ttock of Olltoa •«•«. Xll th«
Ooion Scad wl^ieh «• oUtt U of 1890 crop, and it unaiually plump and hea*y,\aod wa ba*« (at it oqr invariable
C)nlbm) given tha Mcd tbt moit Ihorough *«iprontiDK tc«ti,"aa it it called, and find th* ((enninaling perccnttge
,„ , to avenge cKcecdinglf high. Our leading tuppiv it Eattern grown, being tUa |iur*tt, earliett, and mott (ne
iroB icalUOM of any Onion Seed offered. From the very great care we have taken with (hit aiticle, o«r trade bat Ibeen yearly incrcadng, and uur
cuugmara have been prixe-lakeii in Onions for the patt several years. Oar teed ihit season ia certain to give ne same wnivAsal tatisbction.
n MM *• ••* •W Ontoii •••4.
—A light, loamy soil suits the onion best, and it may begrown for many eonascutive years on the saiM gionnd
Harrow and rake the sttriaee smooth and even. As earlj[ in sprin
tha grannd should be well manured and deeply ploughed,
icedaln drills 14 inches apart and hallan inch deep,r«1llllt ffirMly •*•' Hi* acM. A cultivator may be used betwc
throw tha earth loo much over the crop. Weed the drills very'Carefully , and iMV*r aNcw Hm w«MI* to gt all,
Tha onipos may be palled at soon as tlie tope are all down. Bxpoae to^ sun a few days to dry them off for storage i
will sa# 100 feet of drills ; four or five ponodt to (he acre for a crop.
OnlMI (See Novelty List).
Previou to sowin
inc.
ig as potsibla, sow the
the drills, being careful not (o
^ »t Mm y*u"C ptamto.
market On* oaOMe of stad
OaavMV'Yaltow
iaaa
cropper.
Thb it the beat yelfow onion gn>wn.
«e(B to 909 k«. I
, . . often yielding
acre with ordinary care when toil and clToiateare propitiout.
It
grant value in the Danvert VcllOw Globe it, beauty ofform.delig^t-
nil tnm,ltl»»^U$lHppiiit1ui^t»^iif qualiti—- It it an exoCI-
lant family oMfon. Our illuttratinn ihowt a Seld ot Danvert onion
ieed'-tlM way It it grown for «t in the Eatt. Each head it large,
full, andjdamp, aaly aaraMly aala a to< anktn b«llM ara
#lailMa— tbajatler it a vary important factor. Sow 4 Ibt. per
, new. titlk.ll.TS; i Itk. Me.iSo«^.aOc.: I oa., 20e.t pki.,ac
CltraTtatly Matkg^flitnres very early, yields abundantly, and is of
mild ||v<)r;'<lnMUttm slta^dcep red, close grained, solid and heavy;
l>'ld>lr '•iKNnmanded, particularly for (he nar\h and north-wett,
• uevw^tl^it will produce good-tited oniont. Per Ik, $2.fM) ;
i lh.,Vk»\|S4>a., 40e. ijfot , SOc: ; pkt.. Be.
**1^&ff** -WaMiar a llali. The-t«aple vatta^, very productive,
wftiiaev:deep red jeolor, pleasant flavor, and an excdleot keeper.
jM^.lto FartaaalT, A Jundseme onion, of mild flavor, but not a good
^ keeper tAeallimt for tatemer and fafl lite. " "^ «..~. ..^
fy'L} 2 <x^> >9f- i^^k. aoe. : pkt., Sc
f-
Perlbk,,$aOOUIk,
not rccqmmcnd the ritking '.fa large crop of
Onton^tlinm Jatportnd aead, the- following will be found very detirable
for early .at*,. tb«y knva all baea teited, and have proven a perfect toe-
ccM ; wc, Itowevar, glva no gnartwtee a#>ta their prodnctt i of quick
gronih, large aiaa aM pi|d ffpvotr, many tibtti making onions weighing
from^wo to fear powMBi^m teed the fint tensoa.
MaaNl Mlvar Htaf • \On«,«fthelarMet oniont in caltlvatlant
early ; ahnpa Ibt. bat very tUdk i sUa of t9««ry white ; fleth mSd,
d alte a la , aid of aaowy whfejihaia ; a hanrtsn n ia and vary popular
raitat^. ^ lh7|S>tt I i Ibf , $1.00 } 1 oa.. S0C I pkt, lOc.
KW WHITE BARUm ONION.
:^
-f
:oiid lt;"epii
^
ThcNew White Bar-
letta is something inthe
way of Whit* Queen ;
bat is at least three
weeks earlier, t^n that
exeellent variety. A de-
cided acquisition. The
tkln iaa beautlfol waxy
white ; fleth very mild
in flavor and tnowy
white. The bolbt aver-
ts 'about one and a
qoarter inches in dism-
eter, and and arc beau-
llfalty; rounded and
aomnrnat flattened at
thetop; Weknowofno-
\ thing better than this.
\for a very early onion.
Per lb., $S.M t li lb..
ii.oO{iot.,aoc.si>itr..
r--
A iplcmlM Uvnt nrlMv, gloliklu (iMMd, hrifhi lirown
>lltBan<l(l*licu«lh>ir; Succwdi b«tt to warn tinunioar I>trlb..it.W;i ll>..Tk .
loi.,Mc.;liM.,Hc.; |iki.,Sc. I
Milk*! A M»i mali white oaioa, afllM lliivor, quick grawih, anil
qmliiiw; wtellcat fof picklins. Pft lb..$t.BO: I lb-. 1.00; »ot..»tc.i
i -I
<i., lOc
Uw«* WhItW Italian TH«wll. A ■!•», aarly. Ian*.
onion, gf mild and WKallcm Raror. Mr II>..$t.OO ; 1 U),,
pkt., V. , ■
a iwall WlworaWw. AWall Fraacli vari«iv,nMda>MmivtlVlbr|iickling;nry tarty,
wliiia color, aad mild flavor. 'Par ll>., $t,M; | lb., 7V.;torri4nc.;lo>.,i6c.;pkl.,ftc.
WoMlli HOM, Skia raddith bown, and tvmarkably liatdy ; aitd for laU •owiag, "
lb.,|teO:f'lb.,«tc;>or.,ltc:loi.,SOc.;pki.,5r. T
WOloniiWNIWi Skia afa raw •MM, aura Madar and atildarl in flavor Itwaika ltd
i>«r)b.,ft.Willb.,Mc;:t«(.,atc.:lo«.,Spc.;|iki.,6c »
lONIOMSB
t
«uliM, f>nrc while, flat
lo<.,SSc.;lo>.,*lc.;
MoiLtl
forlU
til vnu;*
conr, TOiK>mtBb out.
ITl r^ Tr CTT '** '^ i "** iTr^M.— Tba toil but adapttd for tk* Pt> la • rich
K/ IV ij ^L loMl, wall aMOHnd lb* ucvioai ytu (um Iboiougkljr dMotnpoMd ■■■
Jm IV /v JtJ *'*' " **?• l">"M<li*ltl7 bafdn pUBltof. ) Kor tuhr cion tow u muI)
^-^ ■ ^^~^ >■ IIm •pflag M IM (nMiMi owi k wotM, la df i' b !■'•• iMt ciMrl, mad
. ' ■ ^ I I 1 I for ■ MccMaioB rrtry two wmIu bbiII iIm tn\ ol Jsly. MVIibb iWt art
BboBl two iacbw kteb, bagia lo draw Iha aattk to (h« MaaMk lloa olUa la dr* waallMr. Pm< ibaald
!?..*°*'S '■**'•>* lyalMan bafota plaatlBi, aad If iha noaBd ba vary diy, «hoirid H walarad la Iha
y* 'fy.^'* ■"N—I W M^ ca— f will ha aaoo M Itf *>• bwilwl a» i^daca< rat— . AM
tmm cata to pawk l p cka Cat poattt*. I gt. t or 76 h«t of drill. • lo • hwhalt in dttlli fot aa Mta.
raoim : '"
> ■wty (t kMk irhlM 4mm4.
' Mi yiuniinf •• Ik*
fwlMilMrtluMi
■MM ■•Iferahy.' . AbM tt'd^'Ufa rUniingO i
UIW..«I.M4 »IC7i«.;llh.. Ifei phi..*.:.
Waaf . ^ marlB^w 'WanMar. (M in^lMi, giM*
«(Wd. y*, b«.k-,<LW: i» II-.. $U»; *ik«..«fc.j 1
Watiaaw-a MKranaar m fc
twlny, villi laaul Im
dm. Pwbwk,|8.M
Ue.ipfcl..le.
' *'! ** '■'> ■*«ta.l»—a», (1 (mhX rwnd Ma* ^
Mar m fcM), • fnin, wrlakkd
Vdm nidi ; gf <MH«ir uid ^wtae-
M; nibik, 41.7ft; 5 IU.,Nc; lib!.
TafN TMimk (t hdMl, md vkli«< dmiwi; rannriK
if and Mriy, of wnllmt qualiiy. Pw b«ih.,
lb<.,tl.TA;«lba.,g«c.: lib., Ifc.i pki.. Ic
Uktm ViUMBTMS,
irkaakrlM (l fcM), ■ lu* ti«M vrinkM
. ^ , . "lAi.x. nil «kd pod* mi sT tio^Nml >•«« ;
tewchini kabii: ihaaM b« pluitd •!« iMikw nan.
5jr bulk . $*.M: JUl*. n.lSTS iht. «c. : i lb.. Ifc. ;
• •fMM M«rtia> r— « ftwn «i«k>««»' ki tk i >a
Itoa iM Uak. mhI kMIs inwd »od>. mil ||l^d wtik
Uffa aad MHHiP-iavarad paaa. tti rabaM omMulaiioa,
■a o iai u ai 9ro..aclhraa«ai aad •aparlof appAanUMi la*
•m lai atcipiaaw aa a autk« bvu. Iia wUh ika pabllc.
" TIm Oardiait't Mag aaiaa : " Myi ikar ara canaialy ika
aiqM aatAil lo awaliara aai av««b«ra»aad wtik
aad aurkal grovvra vha caaitoi wall caifilajr tapvoru.
Ar ikay laqalfa a« ttlcba and ara qalia aiw.| .alMil '
Cllv«a*«. Parbadk. n.k): Ulba..n.i
llk,|Bt:pkl..*c.
^ KllladaiMtf (4 raaiX eaa of Iha lichaal
aad hrM la«Mad la>« fxni; nr* prodaciiT*. ' Pk
kadi.,tl.lft Ulka.,11 W:Mb>.,l«c: I lb., IV.:ikl..k.
Mrataaaiti <t t—i), a kiadiiiai'i wrini Ud «ariai*, at
lacaai lairoda^ioa, aad ana af ik« i^ry ba«t an aar liM ;
a kaavy cioppy wd prbda^ kri «. naiarhaU* jraH-
aiMpodoraHallaaiiaMr. Parlwh., *;.« ; ulba..
tITft: *lh>.,«c: lib.. Wc. : pki.,6c..
Talapiaatia (4 fatl), mlakM niiiaiy, of Mraag gravik,
a aaad rinjpM, bianag laiMinn padi of lataa paaa at
tiraii|4ia lavor: a aaai piaiiabia Mil. Far haak.t,
r^i l« Ua.. tl Tti * Iba., He. ; lib . lOe. ; pki.. te
VaHtaklra Maria It Ibail, wiiakiad P>a ; pcolUc, oali
aarlp ; dalkloaa tavor. Par baik., f4.M) i II lb*., fl^l
ft lbs , anc. ; J lb.. Ik. : pkl., te.
iiatalWrai'a iterMt — raam a grand
nilairi iwailan la btlwaaa Lilila (Sam and Ad
Tba vllMa ara<kaUkrmly
d raaal
•IdiAi
Ihoagk
>k«d«iihpti
liro fcal blah, aiid vara avaa
and ragylar la growtk. ll b a pnllAc baarar^nd has
jrMdtAwra par ten ikaa aay oth'r vailatv, tlia pod»,
alihoagk of madlaai iIm. ara nanHnxu, and aik liinally
liar la 'growtk. ll b a pnllAc baarar^and
•era ikaa aay oih'r varlatv, Ilia p
Ma ilfa. ara naaHroiw, and ara liiar w.y
of a dalicioua iwtai >a«or. /Par boih;,
Ulba.,fi.l»; tlba.,Tta; ir - - -
r. /far
.>... .:_. BMSbB MMBBL •!! SMAII >BA*
r _i*f ^^^ ***** of Pw. villi «wy MMfar adiUa «od* : apd for labia aia b larvad up'ailar i|m man|Mr
of giran Haann.
■Mfcrai iarfy Pwfrf arlMMip (« tati). ika aarliart ; ppda laag, •omawhai'bickb-ihai
1 lb., lUc, ; nkl.. ftc. - "^
Lwrsa Oraa h a * . mr MmHAr (4 Ihai, targtC
ufkaa twbiad, wMiiam ka tachao lamr aad OM
jgh or «« >**d. •Iha^^WrlbTfcc.Jllb.,
pki., 6e.
QiAnt (4f Int), po<1r iranipaitnr', yallowbh graaa,
vary ikick aad Ikahy, curvad and aiiith conlortadi
•ia Inckaa long. Par lb., ttc. '/| lb., lOc. ; pki.. tc
l^lf you want to win th0 premium AtVour Tair
next Pallr you need OUR SEE
Parlb.,ltc. ;
TBLBPHONB
i'ha Saada gava bm Iha grapiaM
d Iha* aalramaly profllabla.
' Sydaay Albart
■alidkctiaa, haviag
, Pairviaw Fara,
Fa , PtnUi Gkh., PthrsHit.—Soik iha ictds a few ><oui» in
watar water, and ibw vary
early ia the opr ine^ ia drilti
13 incb«« apart/i thin out
the plaatalofix/ocbciapert.
To have graab daring the
Miatcf, remote plaati Inio
a box, and ^ace in a^ l^bt
cellar or cold fiame. " 1 ot.'
> " - g '-' ^i.- f^ •«> Mo* J'ili-
CNAMPIOM lt(Oi|l'^*^0 A
Oliaiplaa Ut nM W A t t t Verytelcct ttocki iMm beaatifelly
CfiaipBd tad owM, ^itfj fine for garnialiiugf Par lb $1.(10 1
UM triMMe flMM. a fiaa dwarfitb, cu/fed yariaty. „
slow IA raaaiairn tatd. Per lb., $1«%| i lb., 2Sc
ISci 1 08., lOci pkt, 8c
SQ
TUiMaarlia
will anqBaattoai
oBT' pie aad n
vBfjr tkkk, M
«afy iBiall in da
tM gntaad, i
MBMI taata aqil
Thay ripaa aarl;
Thai aaeda ara |
in l^paaaaa chi
that|pia4,mad«l
oat •!■*• an ft
■nadalraia aay'
0*. Mk.| pkt.,
11
Fa Ftmais: Cia., fMimgh. —loe. par SOO feet of drill t S
to8 Iba. la drills for aa acre. ./Calti*ata aaaie aa earroli.
ftvaalp, k«aga t uiea l i er Mellew Orawii* beat for gencr
i M t M— -g — .a— l U ^ ii i..''. — 1 H> tt ft- ■ — a-= MT
mini or ruu maiikbt
tittsat (tar lb., tt)i^ ; i lb., SOc.; See., Ifc.ijoz.; 10a.
pkt.,Oc - f"
i<at> of fine swaal flavor t per lb., tOc ; i Ib.T
ISci 1 oi., IOc.| pkt, Sc.
STTTOi
» 2 or..
Wa
ft««k|n
III, a*
aadCan by Ikai
mata, ay aaada p H aaf ly fM
, fbar I
'Ih.
i- II r ii'
fv.
TBLBPHOMa
uUiKtioa, havim
II, Paifvhw Fan*)
CTME
SOKTF: PMMPirTNS
/
mlf 4Af Ai E8E HE PUyPMi
■ MawfeablSi
tqwiiitombl*
This MMwIuibllraricijrcoBiifroM Jt|iaB, umI
wilt wiqMilIombly proM m mliwblt •ddllkNi lo
MV pie and cooking puBpliiiii. Tb* flatb !•
vM]r tirfck, DMrly Mild, tb« ic*d iwTit)r being
«M]r ■■■11 In On* end of tb« putnpblp, unmiully
"iMi gniMd, dry wid-awMi, bnvlBg much the
laafe tail* aqd appeafahcc at t»Mt "
Tbqr ripM aarly, k««p wall an^ piod
Tbcj itcdt ar« paealiarljr marked and
in JipWMa* chantctcn. We wilt vemoL.
that |pies,mad« from (bajapancac Pumpkin. .
oat aggt, arc fiillv ak p>Od or ^Iter, than
madalriMB aajr /6lMt\*ati«ty when aggt are i
Ofcf5c|pk«.,Ite. J^. ^
01 AWT ypPKW
JU^dBO OR Jkl A
Urows.an immente aiae; rlad nwcmbling the iiiuaMi
l>r lb., $8.00) i Hk^tQc.i to(.,&.| I oi., 20c.i pkt
NMHiMkat ar V#cr*. Thit *ariei;
ti known aa;fl>i
iMwn. Per
l*Cr*. Thit variety iseieeeditiflypiolificicolordark green,
^* "NtS'oPampkln." Hat a hard tbcll. One of the twi
lb.i$l.(W| lib., aOe.| 3ot.. ISc; lot., lOc.: pki., 9c.
Fifth thick and tugarv i fine for table
■ lOc. f
on thit account^
kwtctctt pumpkini
. madiam in tiia, thin ikin, thick, iolid flcth; «ei» iioe in ('tin, and ofcicrllr
cooking puipoict.
of (icrllrnt riih
JSt.lb..$i^^
flavor I one of tj>« fineii varieiiei in cnliivaiion for
i lb., 30e.t 2ot.. ISc.i I oi., lOc.t pki., Sc.
!• T«II«W ri«M, very targe j ntcful rontock fcedirg. Per lb.. Mc; i lb., lOr.; iikl.
liic birge ; ikia rcddiih oranjc ; flctb thick, fine andtwcit. Per lb., $l.tlO'
(Larm ww w t uic large ; ikin rcoaiin orange
1 lb., aObi Sot., 10C.I 1 Ob, 10c. t |ikt., Sc.
|r«
tratra
■kick
iwtU^
I dM (MiMh aT all
lipbnal* le a «tiy larg*
f hi ear UhMlniioa. Tliar
> lUIr one-half. Ittth ft
I JmiIm Meuh to b« piaa-
I ri fi t i fraa ■ to U parfcct
tiaa. thick. Oa..(0e.;pkl.tc.
FBm Pimtml; Qsa. , Pftftr, TKa Pep-
per it much etiecmcd lor ill leatoning
^Uliee, and It ctleniivf ly uted for pick-
- The teed ihonid be town early, ^o
bereadyfor trantpknlinc when the weather
baeomet warm. Plant 10 inchci apart and
heap well hoed ; hen or other bird nanaie
hoeiTih wilk the earth when the planlt'are
lachca high, will greatly increaa* the
pfodnct. Select light warm groiwd.
^■TM RMI cr ■•U, of large tiia, twaM
■M pleaaant, rind thick and tender. P«r
Ok;, 40c; pkt.,Sc.
lAapt UMI « y »W» frnl
red, conical, inte«acly
avc.
rl*«aa hnm II to It
ia^aalMig, aadi If
<b*ar J a
pk«..»e.
IIEW;CELF8TIAL;P
f^R
Onaof Ihawwlhlatt — »« lri wciHh« >atl waimw. Not entr
■■a of iImbhiM aiaM vatiulM, bM k iiialM on* of llraaiau
tiaajioaw i ilaa u far ii uu iadw pwpaaw, of coapaci kabkiiitl
fan ia hMtht, laailag fniiu ht haaiaaia aaailwn, w ihrwii
|a Ihaaatranng
Mlhiac,-
ftalaeihia
U> qaita
it;
latraving. Each ntfiptr b baaalUhlljr variagaitd with
laWia aao daap tad, naeniawa Mriptd ; ar« naaMmlr
•ita kaiMrafid Mail* grown. WtMrangly
*iH ba mUIOM with iba laiidi. Oc, Mc.;
l>gjm .'ia,,iUiiri
■albir
M«taaMf
TM muiM
€0% TOKONTOb miT.
f.
ri.. #«Ai, A'Mv. A/ir Xsm, «■■..
A'«M(, K^UHktm. Kaakhn ih>l*« bat
la • Ugbl. hmmI* Imbi i hM*? w clay oilli
^ , ^^ M* oaljr dtUj IMl ■Marllr, twi urodne*
ciopi ■lick lafcfiw botk In aiii^MaMa uM «•«« tot m Mcc««l*a tuppl*,
M>« •biNit Ik* alMhi o< MM«k ■Mil 8^lMHb«r. tl InlamUa Of Iwn cW ikit*
w««kfc rot M Mfly wpplf llMy nad km *<>»n la • ka« had la FaUaaiy,
«ara balag ukaa lo ■<«• piMIt of Ttallbtloa, aih*i»lM ihay will ran lo
laavaa. Tga., fcr l«y|||jy|||tj * *« ■<> ">^> '■> <l'iil* '« ■■ *"•■
Tkli woadatAil n«w radUil
ha* aroa golilaa opiaiaaa In all
Matloai of iha eounltf . Th«
niattnllaa la parhcl and will
Ri*a ■9aia idaa of (hair graat
baauljr. It li Iha aaillail radlib
In calllTallon. Tha thapa la
paffaellf (lobalar, with rich
daap Marfat (op blaadlag in(o
paia whlia al (ha bodomi tx-
caadlngljr lawlar, crltp ami da-
llcioai, n«v«i becoming hollow
or pilhjr. Eqaally datlrabU for
ahhar iba «aflic( or iha hoaia
gaidan, and ihoald ba plaalati
by aTaryl
k lb., SOc
lOc
rMj*J^' lb.. $1.80 ;
[%•
id of quid
J, a varjr dlttinet
varialy, and of quick growth i In color,
dpap p<ak or crimion abova, and grad-
*m$ blaadlBg loio'a para waay whtta
}e Hi rooL In i|aaU(]r II la uni
10 Hi rooL In i|aaU(]r il la uoMrpaiud,
^ Viae *«nr I'MiM, and ramlaiag io for
■ loMOT fMHttd ihaa ■naa( olhar Mainat
t ai\ inch in dhufialar tvary
•>c4i»l flavor, vh lb..
t5c.; 9 01., ISc.t 1 oa.,
■t*
■ ^fcL. coSid^abooi an
«i aaaljAd of ai
~* lOc^ pkl., Uc.
Carlf •••rl«t, Taml
^Vlill* Tin, dollar la il
Jl ^
■iarami color
^Mllil Searlal Tamln, hat witk a whil^
<f*madroot. PwljBMrBc. »*«».,««!
Urty WIUM.T«nil»<ilMta|kiimlUr
lo praMiag in rhap^. Mlalaw daw
lalar, P« lb.. aiVkj|i«'a%vs Soa..
loe.i I ot.^ 1^; pkNBII.
Mt LMglKMrilMH T«..
I«af. of a'^^krlat gMori Saak whlia
eilap, •»^^^m*vlMTa lb. . SOe. t i
>J^^j^yV**-^ »•.•««!• I Pkl-.fle. -^ CHARTIKIta IMPROVBD
t^ *i"^?3^ *^'^ .* '' y * ' ."•'l*"''! » ■» Meallaal gardcflari kwI,
il *?!^ 'y* !' -.***** 'iy ^ * y*^ ▼•»• •^ i^***** ■r^iiif««f ,
m f '.'!• ^^ l**^' ' '^y «**••• •»«•«•«•« « food for fbrdag. Par lb. . 78c. ,
¥■'•» *■•••• ••!*• ••'•I**t '•k* •••• pracadlng, exccp( in color, which
iaparawhitt. P«lb.. Wc.; i lb., J»c,8oa., Ifc, 1 oi., 10c.; pit., fle.
color I
*ar* aarl*. In ibipa
i lb.,«Bc.i«oi..^
0LIVB3|UPB0 WHITB flMlS'OR PMNCM BIIBAKI>AiT
ltaN«^B#M|| tB M l t . dU(iac( In color of akin and ihapa ol
Iha roolfllklijh It anaia n^t of iha oll*a-ihapad lypa, bat aMre
alongala4<wi larmiaalaa la a loagar and Cnar poinl. Par IK,
7So.iJ Ih^bi Soa.. 18c| 1 oc, lOc.t pkl., Be.
andard rarictjr I |rowa laeci of brUMaat aearlat
ci Mgk . i8e.{l«|.,18ci 1 o«.,iO«.(pkl.,fa.
'iMik rceallaot for caltivatlnf aadar glaa :
- Olira and Ixmg. Parlb.,78e.i
, 10c ; pkl.. (c.
WlNtlK VAMITIU
i«Ml WkHVb iatrodncad imo Callloraia bjr tha
Chiaaaai aight to tw%l*e Inchaa Idng. and frooi two to three inchci
Indlanttar. Parlb.$1.00)4lb..30c.s2o». aOc.; lot, IBc; pkt.Bc.
LmiC MMk CpMlalL laria, ikin bUck, fleih firm and whlta.
Par IK, $1.00; Jib., Silo. 1 1 or.. 90c.! I oi., 18c.i pkl.. 8c.
■(•■• Oatoa* Ihia ii of axcallcnl qualilx, and ii carlaini* oa« of
Iha best Tariatiea for wietcr ore. Par lb., $1.00 1 | lb., SOe.i
8of.. 90c.! I Of. 15c.; pkl., 6c.
Utm MImi WkH*. (lamp tooled, very tike Nanlaa eatrol*, lia
iacbaa loag ; finafor winter. Per lb., $1.00 ; J lb., 90c. j 2 or.,
Itci pkk, Sa.
CALirOHNlA MA^IICOTH lUOISlt
Jft., RlmtmrU; G*m.,Matmritr. Sow In April.
ia tbilte a fool apart, tUaai^i oat ta aboot iho aaaa di«-
^_____ "*«« •!»»« •«> 'he rows whaif a Mi lachaa klgh. Ia fait,
JL'*!* '^'?I^ V^' 'W«»»^« >"«*> «••«>. ''eh »"»". •»««« thraa feet apart aacb way. If proHaga-
M by dlTiding Iba rooti, h may ba doa« either in the fail or gpriM, pliMiag it Ilia WMcVbtMce
apWt aa giMn above. ., ^- ^
••^"•tf*** M. MiMNi. the 8awi aad oaa oflba aarUaat of all Rlinbarb«,; aa aabrmoaa liza :
...T'12* " i"P*K' "^ rasai ra i H Iaia aagar tbaa any other varietiaa; in color delkala piak. Per
AK 78c-; « or. , ¥kti I ofc, Mc; pkt.. Be,
, H?"?"'t.' ■??*** *"'! *^' *"* *•*' '•*!• "•'*''• rouadWi ttalka ; of a daap gr«m~
eolor, aad ofeseeilaiil Oavor. #ar i lb., 78c.i Sor-loe.; I oi., SBc; pkt.Bc '^•'^
— ••— ; . ,unu jjri, v^ tl^lck, largo, tandkr, aad of good (|aality.
a lalar kind than the pneadia
Per I lb., ?8e.^ 9 oa., 40bt 1 aa.. a
:*'
tiML
iJMMt Ikvored aid thelMal, eak'tfct per do(.,$t,80
#
"#
^^-VlSTRIlt
t) s
((• raMll oaaai
rraiarkaMy Ikaii
<i«rkgreaaiiia
•uald prohablf I
for ihia diadaei a
aadaMalMjMlj
baakat. aad rata
unall ^aaaHllaa t
fcsck 88 loo lata.
JL
eji^lg^ga
John Colbi
pie'i Extba Bai
that I wiU lay it I
tried all (be UmUi
I( ia aarArr (ban i
Mltr tm fumHlf.
proaoaaead by all
Cia F. Moi
J2 Potato oa Apr!
isrfy Km,, CImrl
laiae day, aad 5i*
ithm. I have pi
yfartof fanaiag, I
ifa^lkiHgttt/tr
ft la a thrifty groi
aay I have ptaate
C R. Padoo
ru'f BXTKA En
with dwrt, iirooi
tint tml »f dark t
With iiqaal advai
uMMgAhieh are
AMa.' The latta
thetUleyea.l]«
too pdaada of pi
txetUnM." Ia «
color arkia co^
\t ia veryp a w rl
varteUatda. la
free fralai MaK aH
drawa, tat aat d
an*.— at «ar i Mi r t
gtcreoHpact la i
ntrmm. Claan
la abort. I <
;i^^
N BRIAItrAtT
■kin ■ndihap* ol
<l lyp*, bat auKt
polnl. - Pn Ibk,
of twUllMl MUkl
».,10t.(pkl.,fc.
illn( aadct glui ;
;. Ptrlb., TSci
> Califonia by Ih*
»o to three ineim
lot, IQc;pki.8e.
h firm ana white.
ISc.) pkt., 8e.
■ eertainl* one of
1.00 1 I lb.,SOe.|
'ante* ceirof, ilx
(lb., 20c I Sol,
■H
Sow in Aprili
oot the iMBe di*-
mhlgh. Id tall,
g. Mp»o|iiiia
hf MUM ditUBce
I enbnnoM ilze ;
elidUapiDk. Per
i of • deep gien
offood^wJitjr.
■raiMO CATALOOUI OT SUDS, lULU AND PLANTS POM imi
Early Potato
m BaRPEE'S EXTRA EARLY 0R No. 37 »
tjrtni
^^-V ISTRIllUrKPlBe a^vaMe Irfale aa Vm Onmrn'* Iwilllg N« » tW. dtoimci mw lo<ai« aUI h«r«aA«t be ka««« ai 1
\IfI ■•f7- p«»»»<«Wf IJ^ed by arreiia th«i.aad ifowwi th««»!»gh.-.i An*tka an.l Knelaad. ii hit nra««d Ittelf hdM it'n dan i» i«o
*< •!!^!^S!iTli!""*^5'!SL***S''*"**''^*»^''*^*^ P««"toelc..«h4l.r«U,e«eweaieMM.»l*MUi«E«Ji.0W»
*■■ MMIf twIM U pratMli^. Tka 'Putotoee are ■alforailr ol etiad om, aniltaly ha* («>ai lh« roaah or ncabb* labeta, wtih very
few laMll ewai obfaMf la iljaM. very «a«Nk, eyea lel wall •>■ ihe niraca, tkln ciaamy whlia aliahilir iha-n.! •(ih'piak, il|e Unit la pate while.
icaarhaMy Me-graiMd. aa4 aCtte ««* kM* laMa %uMf. The labera now iraiy cuaipact in the hill, with iUusii vifntuut rollaiif . ufiateaaa
.lark r«»|ii • MM •Mraer, ty i fly pra4Kttv«. a»d wUI aodoabtediylMaome the mmmUii Mtn auly PMato af ih« mm 7«l«f«.
Had V« MM ta oar Caialome to pabMah iKc reporu aR<l latllaifiaiala received fi<im all Mctloaa. oar •lock of ■«rf««'« Um*m laely
«uald prababfo ba eaMaatod wIiUb a hm aPMha after pabUouioa of lhi« CalahifM- In onler , hDwerat. thoriwghl* ko nliaiaartala the elalai maae
M ikia dlathMt Mw Pmmo, we hero oabUah a k« o« ihoaa Im»>M— lill »mi rafwta, which wUl be uf intereii to iEom deaiilag i.> obiatn I ha aMUaa«
— » ULlD i A ' i ' Jt*ifyjy JyjMOM. ^
•ad MMl M edt nlln «f tM — rly Pot aH M.
laaoartapply lastti-we will Ml urderi at Ihe folkiwlaf iMicea :
ftelehi.i
Par
^^- ^. .- ._-— . -PMaN* toy eipreu or (kighl, iiercha^r to My Imnaaorlatinit chrreea upon rvctlpi ofthe
M***^ ** ■** pOTM««f «fV.VV. <V We reewte the riihl. whM oar itock bacOmei reduced, to decliae orders lor auMe than •M-llalf
.. ^ the rjighl, ,
baaM. Md rotara the baluMe o( ihe aumey. We deeire xi teea thia Potato <ll<iiib«iad at widely ai poaaible. and btnre nur rurlovrri who waal
unall ^aaMltlee OM raly apon haWai their ordet* Wed. Md than .who wMt 4 bashel or burti huI nol be dUapi<oiBicd ihcahj. iheit order
fcach aa iw lala. ^ .
«na
s&m:>(9
^URPEts
Urly
ei^ggjgta
•Baak^^Si,
Qja
John Colbbbt, Stfi. MJ/MHinilm:—SitdHmr /fo. j7{Bvm-
riE'a EXTIA Baklv) U lo MpMH to aayihiiiff ia the potato line,
thM I wiU My it ia Ma/<4/riM»iil^ eiperieace witk poiatoea, I have
tried all (be iMtdiag vatietiM, aad (band bom tc^equal SMdHmgNt %j.
It U aarArr than the famoMi Sarfy Kutmml Trimmpht and contiderably
battr <■ f<M/f(r- We eooked om aMia to iMte them, and they were
proMaaeed by all io nrpan My wt tear ate.
Oia F. MoNTCOMBKv, Oct. I4th, 1(89, writeas— I planted A«.
32 Vcmo oa April l«ih, Md on Jane let they wata in bloom. I planted
iarfy Kut, CImril'i Nt. /. Marly BimHf </ iMrvw and P»tarU the
laaM day, aad S-dHmg N$ S7 vmt Ikrm wtt»i tarUtrlAam amy oftkt
Iktn. I have plMted all the early vwieiiaa of potatoca daring my 40
ynua orfanaiag, Md I Cm tnily uy that the StuttingNo. 37 u ahtad
j^aayMme J tlttrfUmUd. Whn cooked they are aiealy Md deticiooi.
It la a thrifty grower and a good yieMer, nearly OM-third more thM
My t have pfawtcd. Some of the tnban weigh 1) pounds each.
C R. PADDOdiC, Oct. 4th, 1880. wiltea i-Sttdling Nt. 37 (Bu«-
ritc'f BXTKA Eablv) prodttcet a a|nMg, hardy Md vigoroua plant,
with akoct, nroog, cract stalk, denaely covered with Ik* mtsi magnifi-
(tnt fat »f4ark grmm, gUtty ftHagi ef amy variity I tvtr cultivattd.
With«)aal advaalagea It eicaeded all varietiea with na thb season,
aaoog Which arc the B^urly Oki*, Mar/y Xtu, PMtmtml* ami Ptatk
BUm, The Utter we have ealUvalad for SO years cmsceatively. Of
the lis ayaa, lU eprMtad Mdi lived throogh the aeaMn. aad prodaccd
100 pdaada «f pptMMC. Ia fudity, MMv Ak » is simply "tar
txctUmt*." Ia«iilar, paia wOk wMia. aVglHly doged with ermun
color wkM cookad, which oaliF iNtnya ita abMiatb riehacie. la flavor
varhi£v£!^^^il b-tatillo^^
vadctica.
^^^^
free (nfaihahi, Which iCifaMlyaWciaaMiTniHcUca. Eyca diatiactly
drB«a.tirt Ml dacp, ^aM«| oa tlH iaiih0B. Acio cvUacac,U wai
gre«^eosi|W|2 >■*)>• UH. // fir Ikt imttSii l amItmmdiaaHil fttah I
tatrHm. CtcaiattofMab^aadbdryaad-
la ihoft, I coMidar it XhtatimtfftrhttUm.
aly whM hiked or boiled.
xnai<riJhd[Ovrij%.K«i _
Oio. Bowman, writes:-! planted year /f,. jj on the iiSrd day
Ol April, in moderately rich soil. The growth presented ilself in a
■arprisingly short rpiea oftime, ontsttipping ihc Ktrly Fmweo/, and
HfnuJ attmt two umH tarltir. I consider il Ikt tarlitti fotatt 'cm Ikt
markti. In qoatity, AT*, jy U of very fine grain, making it "far
ixttUtnit" for table ase, either boiled or beked. »hieh.in my judg-
ment, gives it a thorough test. The potatoes are all smooth, giving
thtm a very winning aipect. H !•« very robust grower, remarhaWy so
having 'trong and vigoroas foliage, able to stead more heavy wind
without bresEing down than any iLave yet aeen. The tubersiTrow ve^v
fHSU" "'"' """''' '°""°' " ' '•" "'"^•^ 1^««°
Mm. Jamw Wiuk>n. Oct. Utl^. W8O. writ.. :_For fear of froat
.fc * / *° •••^•ir""; 't,?'*" "7 ^'- -^7 •*"'•«««. Iban I did both
'.u.'^'^^^.f'"!?^^'"'*' <'*"•.•'«««»• «hem Ihe uim« cultivation I
did the other varietiea noeatra work, aad from the pound I raised 42
povnda. and in the whole lot I Miy h«l one potato thit had a bump .iT
It, the rest were al|i„r'-W/««,/l. They are quick cocker., dry aM
vM\j,taAyi^ knmg flamlHl tw wuki lattr Ikam tkt ,/kfr,,mal
iktm^, akoM Hgkly i^' *•»*«•. Wc Woald have had a Urge^ yield
Dot fOf tM ■UMM, . . * '
T. W. FA«i«a, Sept. 16th, 1889, wUCMx-StOKmgN,, jj (Bui-
gMfly Btamty ^JHtkrm, bat wete ready for rum al ItaU hm iati ntrlur
tkwmtUlmr, m«^ than wBa iK>t a raiiM pouto In the lot. Ae. jr; was
far ahead >>>7i« <>;»f I wJMd M poaads of nice large potatoes 1,0m
Ihe OM pMnd. Tkn aia aaNMh Md large, cm aotato wefehiaw ■>...
lyoMpoMd. i^j^^^f.,^j:s^'::^^:t:!X^^^,
• 1. J jj-j -«hcr foe ylaWof«|BMHty. Theycook
qaicb aiid evMly,«favery dry aodawahr aad of t.MllMt laair^They
"l!w*Ii"!2^''*«*°5 growth, rich foliic., with aiadiamhMvy auSZ
with ^ potalOM growiai in a claitar cIom to the paint ttoa.
I ■.■•J
iriMh*
!*■■■■■*■
OUR I'OTATO rAGB
Oi4w*«lllb«
0r (k* Buuir *MbilM of PutaioM ilMI cUia pabUa Uwm M k«ir« w t w iw l «l| • (Mr. aMl lhn« ilM ImM la OTMvMtai- W* aJai «• ImI.4,
!• Ml lid cMlf Ikon «H(« wMak «• IMM baiU by Mtaal l«t ••• ««*«|M af MaMMWa.
la ralalloa, allM d«atw ol »i h Ih ii •*•• i mmt m rMaiaM m W pmUiM» ttmmtim,
la iraaaiijkal •• will, of <a««M. •■•(•<•• UM |nat«M ••(• I* mud mbIsm mMm daaga* la II
MOTS. -Tlw •■■■— 1»« ««fi«an« •••• aMMMi mlMUMAMl •«r aMUP
TM« >TWV ^tUkUTt, » wwJtoh rot»ia. lUiwaad M »a« «a<. tfc» mtm Mmh* UMMlfct 4«>a '-. 'Tuthiii m m^.sMmIi «
kaad«MM apitMfanc*. TIm tyM Ma !•• aad ilwllow. flMh aailMlljr <rkll«tui. vtMa ImIm< w MM, aaaMaJly 4ij, ttmtf, t»4 S I? van
baal flavoii ■■ fan* aMly aMikat or taMa I'otalo. rar ik, paal paM, Mail • IW. ?>•> I p«* paak. wnliai ama, N«. t kvAal. M M,
banal, fAMi *^'
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loaMWMt laltMMd t coMc bright m4 ». mM aa^ oKh
daetivai >^» $ft|)Pi ftb.. 7*B.i 8 ai7«K|
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CTMktaadn(;pcrlb., StOO; im.|L00|«te.. He.t
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kivliMiatfii'* ravMl««.-~Ch»rof tlia VtMt aad
moat parfect thapcd Tonaioat grown ^ par lb., |&W;
I lb.. $1.00 { 3 oi., 5fc.^> 01.. aOfci phi., te.
OptNmra.— Prodncatfiait of aUKitaai d«a,MMalk
tod aoMd i HUtb,. Karlei crimioii and of fiaatl tafor t
per lb., $M0( k %, fLWi • ot., ISe.; ot.. Ma.;
pM^Sc
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Ir, parfcedy
rad. A goi
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fmaralljr aniootlii color. parpUak rad. AgbodMNfl, j^lW^flMi | lb.»$I.OO|
oi., Sfc.s 0*:, tUc.; pkt., fc.
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aMdiaa aarly i ine aathad; and ripaia Htr *mlT i pnVk., ttW; } lb.. $l.oet
toa.. 6fc.toa.. 80e.: pkt, fc. * 'ixv "
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fennly, and baara'abuadailly tiU froat coaiaa t< MaMaiiMBIaJia trani aaada, solid,
baara traaapaiUlUoii wall. a»d ■■wiiMiid ii fSiMJirnt.' fi'OO lillf., $1.00 ;
* ' Tr»»liy.— An oM liMfila forMtaml komi^^HMrpakad in A|«or and
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laaMiia.
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I (ot mrdag, kat tkaaM da aa^ kMkta (iMrlaf Ma toiga. Par lk.,TM.; lib., Mc.:
I., Ma.; I aa.. lOc.; pkt., 5r.
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naf TMp, MpuHkMlf, an aaulkai labk wn, lapM f imar aad mild lavai. far
lb^^^ilb.,Mlt.;tai.,l*c.; lni.,IOc.;|thi.,5<. ^
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Mdlaaaln. Patitilfc.: lib, 10c.: pki.;*.. ' . "^
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► akntlavar. l>*rlh.,Mc.: i^,«c: t oa. Itc: 1m.,I0c.: lAl-.k.
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Mt, parubn largely of tb« nalnra af a Sirada, aad abaaM ba laarB a
■aawk aarUarikaa Ika lat Tanifa Tha tcik k wMtajkud, Mm aad aaraat. aad
'paaSt''
faar PMch," ••
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lM.,IOa; pki.,le.
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I— 1<1» ■ *■ <>> Ibia k aadaabiadlt ika «aaal »m
aad afaniaklw flavar «4hb « ahrd. Nr Iki «•■.; |,
y*lla*, ladt Ina, awMl fad duilaat:
.: lot., lOc; pkLitc. <
livada In ubk aM : Itaiilaky,
01., lOc; pkLitc.
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: 14^ inc.; i •»., inc.: pkilTte.
► "•TOfeAGGe*'
faUatabvMy
t »4mk.gnm
raa ikU aad
dibaftallbM
latjaly. Aa
waa (arivaad
ih, aMdiaai ki
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Parol.
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Boraaa M
CainSf »
Mariotaa, S»mi
PetMaripiM
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SaAoa'
a a rick. Ugfci Mil, «kkh ikaald ba akaly pulvarind bafNa plaailng. Sow ki
Ikia la a few Incbai bMwaaa iha pkali. Cat aa a dry di-y, htta^a ihay hax
t. Dry in Ika ihada, and pack la tioUlaa ar boaat. ia a dfy r*aa>. . ' '
t>ar oa. Pbr pki
Parpkl.
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11i«>wf<l (bould bt MWB u djiriy •• (lOHiU* alut tht
dapgw «f frotl k owf. A ^od |iMi'ii^}4i^>nii • qaaa^ty of
bratb tad luMth ia tlM spring, oA'^ |it>aand inlcndtd hf
Um Mtd-bMl I Ihtn dig and thoroaglily pwlvtiiit the tarlll
Ud mil wilh Ilia atlMi, after which (ha i««d may ba «o»n aid
Myarcd vary Hgb^y. When tha pfamt* are aboat lU iadMl
high, traasplant ialo lowt «ii feat apart aach mpf, aad aal^vaia
thatf a g hiy with plow aad hca. . i'"-
OoniMOMOHit Saad t-mmf, ooa of tha btit <»ria(iasfef
Ike Caaadiaa eliaute, baiag cooiparalivaly hardy. Par
i.,80e.| pkt., lOe. ^ ■ t*'
H0nm m , a a ai rly Tariaty , l al tha bait o l tha Amariraniiad
Htvaaas. Oar taad H.of asoaptioAally liaa qaaUty.
ea., ?••>> pkl., lOi.
Par
Pat pkl.
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Saga:
Savory .Summar
Tan.y
1 hyiaa
Wormwood
Hoarhouml ... »
l.avaniar M
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RUSSIANMHjf LOWER
TiM Mant af all SiHif lawara.
Growing to double the (ire of the com-
moB Minflowyi, ,aiid the yield of teed it
One hundred and
BUHIAM tUMPLOWfR
wanty.fiva iiuthcli to the acre have
«M gtown-.at a leti expeate than coin,
(t it highly recommended for poultry ;
iha beat egg-produciag food known.
The leave* nkahe tplenoid fodder, mach
raUahed by all klndt Qf itoeli. Th«
laed it good feed for hortet, ind yieMa
a taa qaality af oil. The Mrong, thidi
tulkt are uir<| for Ibel. In fact ihara
ia a o w aata wh ata v ai In aa y of itt iw
duet. Par lb., pott-paid, SOc.; ilk,
IOe:pki..»c.
t
4i
THI STSIILB UMM. C0% TOMMI^ OUT.
O^R SEI2EGTEB f ARM Seeds
ROOT CROPS POR PARK 8TOOK
W# hold • v«ry Lar^ md Woll-AtsarM ttook of ilcrkNiitiirol foodo of tito
Moot liolloblo Quality
iMtlOMHMljrtlWl
MbavtslUlMippI;
■iaivittMill
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Daaiitita. TIM wrnHh u4l hsM of Ctaad* !•
rootptodMli
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Asrl«vNwiii
i-i*«7»«-— iLTLZnTj . .r^TT^ r ~ "»""■■ •■» •»"• "o coaBiiy mow um «ai
■•*• ••ff".*"*?'*"' «• «•»«*• »'•• «»k»t conatrf .
We. MXUMiHiMdiMa, haw Utm coMlMtly Mdaavoiiag to proeara ud tapply ow rwlnwi with "-'—' .^
^^^^ — — ^ ■toll.-Qw J>Mt«JtnaMmMlt mM m to forwardiwmiri
»•» Brawwfek, PttoM Uwu4 Iiluid, " '^
Mck. 1Vk«lhiih«Mkt«L««
skagMCM be mm Io om
'-*■' -t espnw, pleue "
CofaiUa ud |& Noftk'Weet
. . MmMw. BriOtWi
byaMll. DeooiiHaMtoeMtkeiMeMfe.
0«ee fa the Ptoffaae eTOMrie. Qi^bee, Mom SMtlk. Sn
i^^!L?2e'li!!'i.*T?L??*;** •• *n»|Jjr wltable lee^, bat (i*e no »amm«, eiMeieed or
H'J^iSLISTJS^^^L^ Ihey eewl «ii, mmI ihajr^Sh it to badi;Uactlr ui'dtrgSwd that
a nqaifa to ladaaeqaaaliw teat teaovar eoM <
laiiUiid -T" T--T?r 7- '" »*!•■ ■ Th»«to^ Brofc C o a ia t ay laho etety |
Silfi&BJEEIi
alaait a—lMi— 1 « — fa^ u
•tiy.
Skhiwhiia, naihad witkgiaa4 1 iaAwRTdivud
I pet Ik, Me. ) I Ilk, lOe.
MK (OR COLE)
fUt^^M^^^w^^^TTM • fS2i!S^fMb!r^S
#M*lpft, MMMMd the we of Rasa wfjr itroaghr,
Ti'JM^iL^J*' ••-^.^ eortaarthat the t«nS£
oftha P oMl rt p ii ^aaet ww it to theasienl theythoaid da
^'^*f^.?**Si5»*^ at fa dfilU; • to 4 Ih*. to
drill* 1 4 to f lU, hraadeul 1 per lb., lOe., er 14c poMBald.
Spadal4«alfltieMfarki|avHiiUii;a. * '^ >^f^
llnL nllPI^ eM^ltai fted lor cattle, thaap
j—^kTrfTTf^**." PIP^ •** '»*'• •««>«• Mtreaie
j!7Sk!'S{'.*'**!!*v'» *"' ''•^ •^•«^«« «»•««• TMfBlp/
- •!»•" Wd to milch eowt, doet not inpeit the " turnip •"
flavor to arilk. '
See page W for daicriptioa ind mode of enltiniion.
I'eiib., $S.OO||lb.. «0e.|
AADDAT ..^Madtadiinkii4i|^taMtotweatyfe«wiachctaaart,«»M
lillWmii .'^"'M'l* of Aprifto the irM ol JaM, aad when JiE»M three
V'MlMiB^ iwheahi|hthfaoat/ro«iCMirtoti>iMhatap«rl. Twotothree
p oaade la the aiaal qaaatity per acre.
■•••.-Our ttocic of CarroUUaU cleaned rabbad eacd, and can ^ wwa a*
aaiily aa tamip.
iMly WMto vtoMM.
or., aOc ; |*t., Be.
Mf Pwvto VlMM.
ot.,40c. ; idu., Be
-Per lb„$2.00iiib.,a(te.i.
*mmm Br p w a a, A *alaab
iaiariiadiato inlentth, larce a
a pofat laer Ik^ Me. 1 1 lU.
■A *alaaUa variety ibr Held caltare f
■" ■ ~*^^lder aad tarerfac-to
I OL, lOe. I phl.,lf|b
tm rn n w rn laiMMsuaia.— Very tiioqth and
—7>'VI^^ «« • point I toeood early 1 per lb.,
I I lb.. W. i 01., lOc. I jtkl., Oc : .
IMtf Allllll^HMH.-Br%ht nd color and 1
Ileal for table t per lb., 7fc. { ilk, 96c ; oe..
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lai]
Siae*thaialra^
■ally faanadag 4i
I*. The looM are'
fMfiag to a'Htet
Boothitlallihtj
Mta'tea.,
It jiaiMMrbeMi
irailty in liaa aad 1
HVhaiaaesit. W
btiaaMa«>|aaUficd
itteriag taaliaMiaii
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large, fine quality, aad lapert regularly to a point ; per
lb., aOc I lib., 90e. ; oc, lOc I pht, <!c
Our ll»w Mart WMI*.-See teatiaoniaU below and
fail deecriptioo neatpage.
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on top and wUto.below ; per Ai., Me. \\ lb., ISc 1 oa.,
lOe. ; phti fc. ■ , \
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rabbad), the aaaM variety aa irfiove, bat not qaftia aa
^jm I jar lb.,.Me. 1 |n>^ Ifc. j oa., lOc; pkt., te,^
•klto, mimm T l Mii OHM. -Fradch lavad. learf,
aad eatra «taaa raWMd. laptovod variety of tVhite
Bdgiaa, ihortar aad math hkrgar rtiota.; per lb., Me> j
_ilfc,iaci_s«.,l«c..pkt..fc?
ft t nn w BfipMl. Mot 10 heavy a cropper at the White
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ilMftaf to a ptfart (mw WwAMMtai). oT aaifarai ikalpa aad
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Mh>kkwUl«.MU.ariapaadori«rMUM%rar. ItoaNMf
fft | ft> y H — iiiilh l m ai»l ii l NooiharMi
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ta'lliM., ^
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iam, aad ftOM avaiy qmittr of It hM raetivMl the V(
_Jaal w ww to n dat l o M . Iu Sac smooth aliapc aad aal
waaty laiiM aad iMMiaaet it tka admiratioa of aveiroM
iVkM aaa* it. Wt Vaow of no oihM variaty Hut will |^t
ktnaMatfqaalilM wtiifaetloii or that has raeahMdaoaaay
Ktariag iMlfanooials from CTerybodr. {Sm TaHmtmtali,
Aaa aafcgBard to Umm who datita to crow tha favotito
■not, wa Nndf it only in McImI » > « ifi« iMariil
ar flMM apilii aa roprMtaiad in tha UlMinmoa, aad haa(
imaljr priRta4 la eolon i tha aada of the pachagaaara Mvarad
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rto fra, iIm ■Moaiorta MaMMli Uai RmI. M d dil
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tb>., rtc. ; I niZm. ; | Ik., I«>.
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-A kHft, xwBd vaftow, a( arallam qtulby, 9mmim<r.mi» «M UfmSSilit, V^M nd, lath Aha li I* bMiar adaaiM la thaikm mOi (Kmi Iha !«•■
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TURNIPS i^R FALL FBBDINO
' VnOXMNT ANO' WNITB VAIIIKTIUt,
Hw fclfcw»to« ^aWartja ata>anaw«llidi|ii*«wl««a Waiar I wiIIm aa ika toadaa ; ha»a« af ttmtr a»d qakbat gwatlfc, ata qaawat to laama. and vhaa Mvi Wa laag
» MMar bacwaaipaatf Md toaai iMitaa a«dtoi4iHlhka.i hM tor fell and ta(riy wfatar laadtol an tnara <ttikyn)b, afadacldia (MM todk aar acid, aM m»t b* «><»
gatfcjaMr to iBa jj iiitaOifttha Swada imri. tlai S<wr tjU^patJcia. ^ . . »
wtoiac •dill nara
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lot tola aowlni.
a4ipt*d •• xiilr
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>.- AaaaealWal vaHaiirbi tarty wto^larfaadiag, aifddaaar*** la Wlirwa awn (tatially. J*tr t lly..V<:. ; I.IK,
b-SiailtortoferaiaadtiMialkatnK^tog: ika balk la toltk>>gfa«n al««*.'aiid ipalknr fcik. ■ PHi k(Cr.
Ortm Wiamm- -A mr »»^' k'H"''^ l"ml^ »M«fc yrqdaaaa aa taidiiaii wy, aTaa^tllaal ^aalhy ; H'itaf|raatvaM>ibrAadtog a«4aM,aad mM mImmI Ml^aowlag
Pmtpi.lTc.;' Ilk., ilic.":. fill., lOc. ,.-''* -".,'■ - t* ■.
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vatintoi In caliivMton. Soar t w »lbi. atr acra. '^ \_. _ __iL_ i_ _ _ _. • "
miMPtVmt Mf WailABOII ><>■■<. ~^Tk<» hn llMda M> tolrodwa.1^
Baglaad lw« raara ado, aad ha< lari «i|k u f aa r b a kW aaeeau tkcn, n oni froai .
nway aactlMM yroviag b to k* aa laiilwata vtoMtor. M^ <• ka»^^ ..riaa* »kar*'
avar a kada. W< ar* ytoaaad lo kt afcia is igNr il f oar Canadtoa ea«lodMr^.Hi
ana aall «rankf of irtol'. It naaabtoa to akapaQgldaa Taabant Maacal,llM t<Mt
rick craaaiy yaUow, t%i ilia crown al th< raai ifdk rick yaryto oaton . K ltp k aal
Swada Manda wait oai o( ika gmttad, an4^U a (ItM eaaiyara d witk alMKy «ati(i|f<
Ilia aalfcn to liM v>d la akaolaiaty har^y. Pricayt^lb. 4dp'.: !>>>; Mc.ti IkMc.
Tmwttli^, »»ii B li » i mt lipi * wt i m, Pfir^lmti^r-A Haadaid variMy, lari|i
•lia.aaMUaack.aadyiaUawalL Par»lbt.,«b; llk.,lM:.; Illk.lttc ■.•'
9mft1%*m0 fU a n mi* i , Pm ^ »«P<-4|» analtoai Itoki >iuUv. It •
a ka«ily tart, aad yialda kMrily. fm I lbs. tOc.: I (fc., Ih.: | Ik., lie.- ,
MM ^mfl ^ t m m %mmm9m*,Pmrwf» * W i- tofc« torga. riek p«r^«ai>,aad
Maada wall aiilar iha giaaad; hahHtaadi>r«iad~'iVMdity. fyr » Ika., Me. :i Ik,
nil |lk, lac. . ; "^ ;"-
.Oaa-afliia iani*>riiii<Ui«avK>i nupiiiag
aad cara'ul mI«« lioti* th« oiiginaltfr ha*
aiiataad^rfaciiaa to total, iba bulb«..balag of kand«<HH« oval •kap», wiik >aMH,
' " vary rich to qaaliiy, aod'kB.'axcaltoBt
oc.*: , ...
A' tararlia wiih aiany Caaiadlkn' growan
I vwiaiy.'aiul • l^dd kaapar. ' Rn « Iba , Kct I ih,. Uc. : 1*^. lOc -^
uVk ■!■■ ♦<■.- OYal-dwpad'ktilbm torga aad tolHi. •mall nock aad
itogtotosraat.'rklilfcqaaHty. i>r.atocti*«, aad a goad kaapn. Par .vlfat., Hk.
nfc,IK.:|lb„l«c. f '
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Nm««M>< aaal^ A naw aad dbt^il voriaiy :~ik* %<h |> ArdTaod whh«, whlla.
ill nardy, hataBbbakiiti an Miaa>ia> lo aH»r Mint, aad wlaiAad loaithar Md ut -
ganlta cnlU«a|BrKr ft Ibc , •«. : r lU 1 40c. rl lb. ..Ifltt.
tmm •#iSwa!Bh PMlFplai-MMk-rSMM aad good laviir! a h^ry cto|i|ia>~
r*rki|a.,M,^iP^ Ike, i >!)>.,)<£. \ .,
tft,-|jug*ly giowa ky laidtog^atiioillurialt ia Seal.
. _ variaiy, of Rwdium
kh aoil Par 5 Ika., tor.;
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lb.nc:|lu.Wt
tika.
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it k ik« bMi m4 ckMfwt Im« llM «» IM gram far lM4ii« ta
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•4M*atiaii. tiM ■uUn aM aMwt.Jriqr. Itadtr, aa4cti*««d with
loag, licaad iaavai.
Mora feMv caa bvfraw^ AwrUrisaam iha« aayoilMr, aa4
wlNswallcMaditia^taa^MliavakwIehay. BaaiT a» ba
— dad n a pw witli It tiMa witk iMjr aad aota i h will iMiaaw
tka aiilk aiii afaaai pradaatiaa tw pt> a«l., aa wall aa fcmiak
ckaasaad aeaaplaMa ft9*iila« far ataek ■alii aad ofiMMW.
Mm owMia, dairy faraMia aad atoak grewan ilMald giva tida'
aoni a Iriid llMjMaaaat laaaon.
To abiala llM haaviaai arop plaai la lillla ftaai Si to S feat
apart aach «a»« laatiag faar atroag plaku ia«Hh UU, aad kaap
tanraaglily aaitiwrtad. FMlytoaawraarahavabaangrawaiba
paal aaatea aadar tkb aoda af caitivatioa.
Pitiaa par lb. (poat paid), Iia.t paali Mc., paKlwMr paytag
carriaMipar bMhalV$l.»t Ibaakala. SS-Mj illMilMbM.
avat, f 1.16 par boikal 1 bag a We. rack, fraa on can Toronlo.
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luill h« f*«M VIM that u<« ••• MttfMcM kM mmm
•• atoy. •n4 *ba« uilll Ii>«»««m tlM y toM ^Mf ••*•
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•aa«an in tiM Kill. l«a gnaak aualiaaiBt ^^t.
ba*Mti> af M*«a, aMi amallaMa af atMh riaai
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»«i>M«aa i* la uMa* valuahla. TkU wlkli aa»
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SXI'SRIMKSTAL FARM. OTTAWA,
Memra. aTSKLK BROS. CO.
/Nrtpljf tof/our Utttr qf Novtmbmr lUh, <m*>
ing »*y opinion qfa mrMy <^ Indian
Cam, knoten aa tkorouohbnd ^Wkit*
PVnt, I wonid any tkatihia varittjf of Com ham
hmn grown on tk« Ctntral h'jrperitnmUai Vitrm
/br «*• latt thrm yt0r», and eompand leith a
largt numbtr of othtr mtrUi, and / nmaidgr this
to to M« mott promiming qf all thtU has 6mm
AmM hart. It atoula Mtry ftmtg. t« tiny Im^f^
from bottom to lop, and mmturm mrlitr tlUut
tkalargt groteing d4int varittim tnM k»n; it
ha» aim aferagnU iciM um a grmter tmight ^
fhdder. ant aer* grown Uutt Mriauii. rW jimm.
far BnmUage, nim flmnd to mmigh over SOUtmii.
Vourm verg Imlg, — — — —
WM. SAirSDURM, Diu
VICTORIA ISmTBTBIAL SCBOOL. *
M i m ip o, Nov. mHk, Uto.
'-L.. OmtiUnwH:-tn rtgnrd to tht nete mm,
T h 4mn u ^ brmt FHhI. mnt its far tr^d, I wmild
mg: 7%trom tnu planUd Mm «M, o» aoor
land, mmd and loam, IrmUod to m light dmrniii
itf artH/kial fwHUiaer, briw m n 40O and me IbZ,
^*^.***. ^^:^taaug.lH row* Hfmt apart.
andpimmlaoinalmltolfMtin th*rvi. AaHi£
Cum grew 8 to » faet high, •4>ny atoit/ .- mo*
pUnU atoolmt omt and lotXtd liter hilU ^ Atoe
Cum grew « to » fatt high, t*tw atout ;
plant atoolmt omt and lotXtd liter hiUa of 4 toe
planta, a Imrga amount- e^ lauifM to tka pbml.
otftvmrgfawmba; I tuppSm on aeoount qflata
pjowMNf, M^aa a Foddar Cortt-U prShtaad
oWmmvM* mom than Uwothtr Miidrffrma.
iftg baaidt It. rouratmig, ^ ^^
• . Jjf. BUHORSa, n»^ Mmmagar,
Mm p« Ik, pm-fM. Me.; • Ibt.
P*«t-P*Ut $1-00 1 pw pMk. patdMMrpny
iai tipMNi, $l.tb.t i bwM. HWt Mr bMM. ta«ft t
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n ATO AMBRNMN BANNm. Tta* mu u« a liMlfabk acqaidlio*, aa4 tkuald li« liM by all fcnaan. Ktvofii fcoa all
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will V Si!!??* "*•' T*Sr^ •* ••" ifMliai. tknr kaw aot •!»«« iIm ■MglitartTniMii i. %m. aiM ha»a lavatiably yUMwl ctow
laMlaikaaew. T«o laid* of iM varMy vWMtd 70 bMkala lo iko aMtfto* laM •Mch Im4 Mrtotlllaaf. A* adjutotofl taM a« aomwM oaia
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■M fiaap, waigUaf fro« M to M ovndt lo ika aiiaia r ai bwktl. RIimm qalck aariy. Mn* h MlC, ol good MtaMik, bat aoi apaiwluy
i|iato ii loacjiyaiaMtiiaal haatb. Tbaaa oala lUlar iNwIy. awl caa be lowa thiaaaf ibaa U caMunaty. hiaa, mm mM, 1 lb'
al paNhaair. paak. aie. I ibaihri. Me. .1 1 badMl, $1.00 1 • baiktU or aMta ai Mc.(baptOc.aacM
.- . ^, ^ ,,^1 ^ ii^ 1^ ^^^ Mpifiat ia yUldiag tiaalliltt. kaHa«M aad vlaoi i
lo««^taai, aaditliaallablaloiBtllt -i- -•• .
vMla
baafy,
•/ I. 1
'I-
baaraMTtb
jnt rs Ibaj7**-J ^ aapraw of ftiriilii, al tipaaaa af ■
WIM AWAKt—Qalmad^tiia ot|[aalaf aa ii
Ida Mfaw b mn laaf aad itlff, aiiatoiaf aa av
•lb Vfaaf I
Ibaa o«h«r«aiiaUaii baalasg btaacby bttiU
> iba aaiaia aad
Pilaa, poaipald.
OTTAWA,
tr talk, oak-
</ IndioH
rmi ^WkUt
\fComka»
mM Farm
nd v>Uh a
mtiderthia
I has bant
mt *Mw; U
■ t—ight ^
, rut g i <mm
tier JOtona.
If aa avange giowi
filM <dih Ml irfMV aau. walabla. il Iba. ptTlaakali . _^ ._ _^ , ,
MMMeat^ibaaoU. TMaTMtol|lMk«HlhwM(hly taMt4^aad yrovad lobaa taiMriaf lofi. boib iaqaaaUiy aad^ailly.
• "^i.'¥L'.*J*tt22S:».ilS*llSJ.2d'"' fV^' •%». * •*••«'• "*•' > '»^'. »••«>• »>*»fc«b«n aota HOr. (bag* Mte. aacb).
BAMLV BMOUSN WNITC ff Owwtftan Tri«««nBli.-Tki8 aMr wMla Om* hMitooa inwl tMhlacUw wbwa gnwm.
Tha wraw U hiag, aprigM aad diuag, wiib paalclet oiaipMely covdnd wlib doaa ut gtaini ; iba Utui aia vati plaaip. ibotiv btavy, ««lkMag
fioai M la ie>oawl( pat Buuatad butbal. Tbay aia aieaadtogly taily. bataia hoai ita dayi lo two watbi abaad ol Iba oidiaaiy vailaika to.
bat«0Mla4 TUa mmlf aloM iboald iadaca a trial wlib all atbo ba*a aapai icBCtd a Iom' htai taily hoait. Koi ptoduciUta* u tb« « tit nc< ad lo
ffgow caf«._Tyiwo jbty laa ladadj, par *>atb.^$t^ L**^*! ?* "T?** *•«■ ' ^ ■•"• »«. paf lb. i of » f " "" '
Mid 1 by (itlgM aTaa
, jptlan, Wlllt* Auatrallan aad oibtr popalu *aiUti«i or latd oaii.
liaaiy 1
biy til
tba.,fof 7Se. (potlaga pta'
- - Each, 'Ac.
h., >'i
n A fll.ru " OAirriir«>iiii« mMutu
KHHrrW bat doM to tMcaitlally bara. Oar tlocb
Iflllllkkl oMMpMaltaaod. li bat baaa ibotoMli
i— tbit it Iba vailaly (ba Da«iolo« (JovtraoMM
wai growa for ut b* lao ol ib« bttt fcraiait la iba
iatpoiud lati «(tr, tad aibkb
Oflac* ana bat b«tn lbo<.
. . _ boteagly provod tbIt teaioa Ibal oaa caa lalta la Caaada firti cUm barlty ibal will bilag
loaaaaMlva pttow to Mftaad. Oar tlock U aol very Uiga, aad taily ordait aio iMuciud. Tiica p«i Latbtl, $1.80.
M far Urn oaaalHIaa aaap^tiM. Bti^TSOe. «ack.
DUONWLkTWOlKIWBO>^T|M laaiplaof lUaaewvarialywat taalo*ariofcagUaiirot comptiiiiow Al<
Ul aiall arUb CbWtUfi Of Prlit rtullfic, aad will ba in dtaiand lor KiglUb liada.
a priaa« yat wat bigbly rccoaiawnded by iba jadgat.
tUwdaapiipldaBdMrdea. Piiea par faathal, $1.00
%tmn< ~
nete oom.
U,/ wiiM
th, OMl
\fdmming
ndmelba.
ttUm» tmi
f—tnpmi,
e. Rmutt.
mU.
^qf Aloe
tIfpbuU.
»ntqfUU$
prommamt
inii^grm^.
p*ai.ia«ftt
Allhoagh ar lif lag loo lalt lo take
Ii will Mtll arllb CbWalifi or Prlit rtulific, aad will lia in dtaiand lor KaglUb liada. It
Piioaa for laiga quaalitlat oa application. Btgi, SUc.
Tbit It Ibf ocdiaary lii-rowod «arialy, of wblcb wa havt a taiy itttct tlock; carafclly raclaaaad. I>iica oa
TNB raVPTIAN MUMMV.—Tba largaal Acid paa in eallitraiion, aad ona wa (nI coafidaai will gl«a tfcry latittic-
Piiaa oar baiM. fl.tt. Prlaaa for Itrgar iiaaaliiy on application.
•Man Vln*, OrMm, BIim PruwiAfs Marrowflftti^AII ai maikat prieca.
lillil" a ▼ •■rinft.— Wa alwaya and«a*or to ba*a oa band a Ml Mock of ckoioa Seed Wbaai, aad fro* oar tatrfiaiva commc-
■■ NP ■ I '>«> *"i> tbalanatit aic to a potilioa lo obiato Iba CHcti laaplca grown. There ara aiaay varUllct of Sprir g W heat
WW lllafl 1 aad aew lorlt baii>g freqaaally toliodacad, fow of which prove dctUahte, at all lollt awi clii - ■ - ^if.
I I I ^" i «• 'kaai. The vaiialiaa wUcb ha*a MMeeedad betl la rarioai Mm ol ttba
to qaota prieaa oa apalicatioa.
WIntor.-Jaaa*' Wtat^Pifa^ |«rly IM CtowtM. Amrkaa Bi«Ma. Caaadtoa Vdvtt Chaff. 0«MiM Cnm. aad other
Wbaait kept ia tlock. FaU Ciitalagaa of Wtoler Whaait, Giatt Saadt. etc, It Ittaad aboai Aagati lOlh of each year, and tent
■»**■
W{
A:.:
.r;:y
coaairy tie LMMga, ••
aad #IM ••>■ a ar Araiaw i a.
latic laflaencca are aCl^l
We will L itH
tt grown,
fadtpted
llwiAid
Stam^sc;
BUCKWHEAT
I
ih> htrath an na^ly Ivlet
Hvtvy Uraw. hrancKn
«. i tmlwl, ti.oe.
bwlwl,|lje.
vttMlv : in Uooai loiiMr, MM«r«i 90on«f •nd yUldi mtch Man per
Pw lU. Ik. (puM ttm) ; prck, Mt. ; ImiImI, fl.lit.
—A MwcliT of >i« ling «<if«K. ii U eaerawoaly ptodatUve
•it* of aar mIim imAutf MMl or « diMliicI *tu>ip* ; iIm ctlot u m lich dull lin>»n ; v«f y M
«MirfdM>iMinMdl«b*iawllHilUcklyuMlwrMns. P*r lb., lac. (|a>4i (cm) : |wcli, Uc.
wa»i««r>~rmiMck
-Hi- Sapwlof lOlh* caa
iWa liaik tad W ■ 4I<« grair cottr.
(Meet It ooaatHy aa aaall c atif > EdKinlly mImimI whI wad for m«1 ; m luinkh,
il •ilkar aa 'ar Of ilMUad. (Xm ftggimMtSMJi/'orO'mn/tm I'tHtUtt). M
lo«| ; lurnali Tailao ; inm* akoai t (tal, uri
pMt ; par bwUl, ilialM, (LM
^Aa aacaadinily aarly al|kl-ra*ad vatlal*| a
'iui alun I larga aart lo • Malk.
II lo U iachaa
Ptrll>.,Mc.(pou-
Vary aarl* aad pratlAs ; Ifwm Ma ISmi kigli ami haa l»o lo Ava aara aa Malk ; aa>» from
r* lataa ; grain yalla*. P« |l>., ttc,, (pqMaaldi: par kaikat, iMIad, tlOO.
' -ASlawla>d*ai<a<y:>ral«kr(ghi jraMow. Par Ik, tk.iipaMpaid).
aar< good ilia, paarly arkil* aad of a baaulUul
b* aacaUad ', il ia an algkl.roarad yalknr flint tort.
I araa tlW>l>a fMlH. - Aa aaaallwi MadacUra varlMy;
apuaraan. Par lk.,-Mc.,(paMpaU»; I iMHbai.Aaltad, $!.••.
kaMI<Wla«Wir-t1aa TiaatlioaM yalloar variaiy can kaidly
Par ikTS. IpaaiaaU) i I bariwl. •kallad, tl.M.
-A aa* nrtitT, ofdamrf kaUt, aad vary aarly. Tka «ara aia larga, avaragiag i«a India* la
MBtll; grata afaataAarcator; alias pradacaalkraaaanao a Malk. Ilta
kaall claaM a( iu kaak arkan ruia. *" " — • ■ -<^- ..-.■—.
rfywc
Prdlpc
ruia. Par lb., ttc. tpoMj
•r Oairt.— S<n>a aaclaiinly Iw c«lll*g mtangnaa
-Nail ID "tUaai l^aWk » ~ ~
.. Miaftaiiiraafikil
MBaidl : paak, 7ic.: fcaikal. Hot.
ifet f aad l agpaty n i ■ Pricaanapplkalioa.
I," Il kaa aa aap
-BmH Wkita riald
ngta..-Par M«4ag ft IMhW,
ipniarlbc ylaMoi (aadlag
laaaaf aartka*a»a»llli>a,>ci tac gtt daaaa^lpaatpaid ),
ar aap ar MAIM
Pall iaa^it aariaHAa.
Mmf m . Black aad Wkiia.
rail pa " .
■ra'am iKT^irr . 1h i ptn yiH. fir
jui 1. 1. 1 L'fLiib'i ir 1 i' "IT ri" ^ •*" ^ — L — J i-j-i — . k.>.,— . fc- __. .. 1
8 iti OSr ifc.Jibfc>^aa w kawAlai»aai«»«ailltkilii * ii I l iiii faai»a>ai. ,..,__
OBKMFTIQII or Om mW OATi POK IM. NBZT
,parlk., Mc
par Ik, Mi
lw<lkdl»actl«Mldrae«ri—KParlk..ltc
PAOS.
I
%
i,».,ix.:i.ia
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■«
•i-B MOt. Ctft.. ToaoMta^ ON?*
■ iilfl Util
$10
I i l l J. ' . II ■ ■ . 1
kM htte UM MM |W— Ml, of M»«M telkl S!n!l?!ggjy?Tft y*"*- . '^'Jk »«•! W.C. IM4 ik« ,«•
MM#li
. j^lttaMi ftt an*. aWl Mt iN«t«MM. To tkoN
htm^ Mn.M. Skm ■«, WUm Omk, mm ilM aaM
Wk«a t mm itui,
CoLuwav,, Out. Oh. «, hm
D««* liM-i h*«* w«Mly •uMlawl Tl» Wk4t*
C.», O.I. «bM ,»«(,, to III, «.M. nnd »h«, MM...
«... Mm . iw», ,wa, rw •«» ««t bZ^ '
toMi4Miral>l« — •■-^■w
Vwii* tf«^, .'
■ irt»,.fci'i»il, M,y.
1 — [ r~r-i 'i II I I I I t . ,1 , , *^ '
AGl?|Ct7£,T£7RAX^_»_Gff ASS T^B^JOS
■ l.irtot«««W«#|MAl»pwMWpl|lM.t»lw"hMBIII.««, of lh.«M !■««... .^l r.'_.l
•«•• Pw»b.,IOc.j PO.I.P.WJ M?' '^ '^"' *»«»»* P*
" »;- ■ ■ ■III • (CjPMMOTMCtlNMMl.
Thli gfu* Mjr b* adYuUftoiMly Mva of lawi ud.alk«r ptecm
10 b* k«pt WMlM IM tcrk* I imw • ekiM iiirl. rMMtelu gMca kwmr
Am tfMllMii winy for mmiii*, wImb «ii«i «ftlr odMrmMMt t
|* cw t< t t w«U ia aMMl diiriioM, mmI thiivM ia aMdwutiy aoiit
!S?.w*'TtT"* •^ ,i**» ■* •taf«>M. Sow 40 It*, ptr Ml*.
■ptia|,ud tiM i^Ptjr Willi which h r*|NroSwM iMfW M4 M«a»
•Act Mat MIM •* Ml Atwa t i» MUilioa t« which iu thick irowth,
I.*
liM Mim Of nl dowa i ia a
——-J or feNiM •*• ""V-WMr o* ro»<H «<»««« th« ihMlo i« tnct,
■»dm la BOM dorinbk Imm fc* lawaa aad aaih* or paManrMadt.
Saw M Ib^ par acr» Pwlb.^ SSc i paMpaidTlOc.
Wll»<jl f aaaM*i iflwtiMai rt»iliwr«h).
. Thtivtt ia a gnai *atiMy ot mtth. Ii may Im cUmwI MaoagM Ih*
■!V^Tl?'1* ■*•/•' pwp?^ •»«l ptodaewaiwat wdghioffeddcr.
Md ft iaaad to mitl llw i«nu of Jromhl ia • r«a>Mlabl« dMito!
IlinwtMailys th«rolbg*kiaecal«ilaadaalrili*«. Htighl. I»7m.
.8ow»lb*.pMaen. Pw lb.. 90e.| poM paid,88c
'*«'»IM' ■»* •riiaa (UHmm lutkmmi.
. .. .S!*."'"*."?^'?'*.*"^*'" ^»>V' b«iM««JMlly»ait«d
la all cliiMtai. la Bwlaad ii ii eoatid«r«l Ilk bMlTaoWa gnm lo
C"il|^(Mio(liaf.«lDrdiaffr*pMifdlar|*uMlaairitiT*cfOM. W*
MMMMd it bwabr m ia paMato aUiiaiot. Sow 40 lb*. p£^«cr*.
M#l^, lact poll- paid, lie.
TMNMUMtiMkv aMa «>aaa (r<» tmmki. vary aawa* tkla
_..^^?S!".^ '1 °"f* °»^" " J»"« C'«." •««• J 'hiim 08 •
•Mkly ofMib, bai dow bM ia dry aad MiMwhal thady locaiioai ; il
raqaiNaaavml yaan la baeoaM wtU MabUdMd fai tbi aroaad at a
KiTSiP"' "^ wlaabit, M il wUI lUad Iha hoUM laaiBMrt.
3|jrj^» par awuPar lb., «e.i potipaid, aOe^
K. J S ^* ^ ^ IUaiB«5ri^M"p,k, i. lowtr Ihaa aWt niay
ba and aa a whatil ata. Pw l b., lie, , po<.paid. JMe. "^™y
^_Oa*ol ihaaMMtalaahlairtMNwahaMi ihtiviacia alaon all
■««^ aad l< aiad teaMgaad Jiiara^ MahameallMiniay.c^a^
MMtfaM. abMtelly pioda«l»a. alwayt Mccatai aad iiKl«: «d
gl'L'^^** "****' jy *■ '^ « > «" « *- HaiihllfoaiStoSfeit:
So w40 lbi. t aaaw ^ ft , 1h..l B fc;p o,| .p ri d, 9g--
IbapCTaara iparSaihal. p.]^ »a,Ubl., p„|k. sne.,|»i|.pid.«k.
PniMfM«l ud the fibrow •iractua of Iu roola. which fi. ui. ..,
^i^Jnw'o, .Itaraaia hwbaadry, «hI l2Sl» aSd ta «i.i.J^^
t^lh.t";:^i«':k^h.:^!^.""^.-!?.y.«^^
of
jmlaablo kt a hay crop, for wlUch parpo^ i'tThouhTba cat wh^ ..
M-k.!""*!?^ "•.!*^ iroBodi, whcr* il call « good crop of rathar
•waaa W4>«*l>-«AMkaiiuikiii» wlMaii«X (Tia« ptnnl«|{
.. "■ '-^ "•^'» •*• '•• •" 'r «n»wih, aad oontiaaiaa la thnw ....
!!!r£:n:l' •.~?i?*^.'-5»?!" •»•». 'WtfttaiT^c hay. II i. „oo«.
SowWIbcparacrai
P«»
**«»te "lUlarti llaithYrraa rioVfiMi!'
lb., nc; pa«|.4paid,aOc.
Mm).
"af
19 Kiiia.*-.tt Ml*
•aetata tij'cs:i;Mri«-73;^t:^T.sr^
IS iaebat. Saw M Ita. to iha acra t par lb., 90e.| portpISr M?^'
TWI MaMrtaw 9m ^rikr^-^' .... ■ . i*^ "^ '
~ japTia graM Bwy ha (m
ryMttt.
, .HAvMw (ImM.
KriiSriMmt and ■• «h« tru*
- /^
^
MIAOO^
ThaMlHa
balpradaaaaa
Iha crop It aal,
lliti -
hay, aadolMt
ewiag lo Iha h
aer*. Priaapi
•KPogg
ht tniK ( •*• ■
\H mWc arf datia,
ksi il*« kw bM«
ir*IM4 lk««M|.
MO tmmtm y t<tfc
Ik* IMMt Mkt4
ftiat mhm, ilM
nit mum Sf
■ 'i' )iiiin'|jiiijifi&j
I I'l "i '■ I ill '
»T. Dm. «, HM
■mMmI TIm WMm
N, liiivil, M,y.
CATAIMOI OP Mast. BOLM AN* POlfirt PM MH
jGRIGULTUIML GRASS SEEDS
A|NMMt
Ib^, IOt.| pM( piM«l. lie.
-(r»
>plUMiMk .
»s
fo'iliwlMau
MBMd apM iIm
b lo «ali« ihf lif
>>M>. wa woatd
lyofaAMsalk.
io»,IB)to,|Mr
rwof •«diiriM
IMt. It blotpis
tMMMddivW)
1 nnfor litjr.
Mck taftt t l4it
•^ Ihui MOM
•dap. SowJS
aipa|)l,l|c
lib wWckli it
ek fti it Id ■■'
lad k|.Mkilafti
Ptodaeacropa
Mkffi, and i«
« cai wkaa ia
|MM.|Mld,|flc
ctop of ntkar
i>wMlba.|Mr
I to ikrow ap
iof wkkk ikV
Itia raeoai-'
Ibk pti acn I
iafniorioika
■kMU always
vaty fcad of
rtiagt
SSc
fkaaaeeana
id tack aa,af«
llfall t J - | .Va ■
)|l'paid.Ste.
aa ii aUI M aadtfNn* la «lMk ptaoN, baifet
«H«aM. 8awMlka.i»ikaaawr>wlh.,
IOnm* MMnlly to WMl br nool., uh** tad tl
• ^iJ^*^ ''^' """^ aad ol • *««U gn
■plrttiMM kathaga. II b MM of ika ialia*l aai mm) ptoducil** ik kafkaca
M Ibt. to ika acn. I'm lb. , ttr i poai paid. Mb. .
HAowa riaMMM*.)
Ilaalatif aadat « .
>k«f * Imm othti ■i»Mi
an iaiBMMa balk of aoafat,
pfoducilM Ik kafkaca of all
OKMn aala»lly la dnr piMata oa llfkt aad good Miilt. Ii .Md* ■ aowMataMa
Tkto U »m aiuMal toaM pfawl, aad oaa of tka mmt niaabl. fot • •oillaa cfou
« I- — - . — -T — .^.^ -. ._- _... ,k, ^„^ ^, k.»iaf rail '^
Ifci
la fof • •oilli
. of kavli
tioek aad U •tctltoai Af «aiila la
MiADov rtacuK
II aay ka •••■ aa lata aa lU ailddla of faaa wlik ih
o» «taa« ma, wkkk It MlWMd by all ktoda of lU
wlMOT wkta cat bifcfo Ika taad flii;at aad carad ai kay, ~ llU «CTlUBtMT«LiI
«^^UMr<Mto*aiM«ilktia«J70M...«.am«df.!«ki. CTH^uiSlZ
••* ?*!!J?f* ••**••. Fat IK . lOe. I pott paldTTfc. -^T^^
«C«« OM A'm.ICAVlOW .
) Mill (Paalwi MtUkoM.)
Tka Miltot It «a*y ttaallai la haUt aad gtoiHk lo ika Haagaiiaa,
kal ptadaata a.awakaai aa l aiM, aaat'of a awuaat aaiait. Wkae
Ika crap U aal, tkattly aftai il bagtaa lo ckM«t aolat aad carad at kay.
II It aaMUaaad by aMy to ba pfafctaMa Ibc adltk tewt lo TIaMHiiy
kM.aadalaMtavalaa Ikaa (M taaM i|aaMtily of aaikraik«l oaia,
owlaitotk«krnaaM«ai«fatadtlte««Hatoa. Sow M i« M Iba. oat
. tariaMa. Nt Ik.. lOe. i paai paid, lit. ^
MV.aadafiiotavi^
owMg to tka kraa •
aera. MatparW
ORCHAROOllMI
A vaiialy aot ^ aa^jT aa Iba jtOMNM Mlllat. bal
^WIH gfow froBi ikiaa to ■«•
£2?. 7i?'*J*i°*^-r- ."•" ■— ""- '"••• •»
kaiakl. Ika /ka^ aowlaatad wlih aaaiafooi liiila tplb
TiP'Tl!"?' "".^'' '•."* '•* '^""'r ••'•" ""f all\ii
ItaauMk
rt fcalhi
Wka«
iiadaof«otk«
potipatd, ISc
C LOVERS ^
SAIN FAIM **''*^** ^^' '•/«•*• Mtf^Mt,, ftm.k 0»ui tr Hoi, My.
VOin r Vin Saad aaCUaad ia hitgt ikall caMtqutolly only walgkt M Iht. lo
Ika botkf 1 1 tow Ivtt katktit lo Ikt ten I to aarly tpcing, Mcd U qaiia Itig^, tad rciairat
covntog a Ullla qaapat tbaa ttott clovtrt. No gratt raqairai to liiiU palai in cariag at
Satofoto. Tkii it aMrfhtriof Ika Uod taricking, laiartaat, heal ratitUag cloven. Wkil*
it doaa aqaally at wall ia Iha Nortk aad'eoM eliauMn. It it oaa of ikot* «!■« provUiont of
Daaia Natara't. lo Ity and cqaallta kar btotttogt by giviag to tkota who dwell on Mtille toil
toBiaikiB(rikat will pro4«tca at aiaei load abd aoaifort » ■ mote ftitile loll. i.ntt dcpaad'
daaea ia aitda of ihii in many paKtt'of Earapa wkata oiker graMc* rtnnot be grown proAl-
ably. l»Englaad.' wa have tacoH wk«ra ^afoia hat been growing oa poor Itad for fO
ya^. and to tor Impf oved ikt tortiUty of Iba toil, Ikal from |l .W per acre It readily broagbt
$7.M (rani). Morton layt : •* Thataara ataay patu of Ika Uailad Kiagjlom in whick iha
toraer^ ooold not pay iheir raMt witkoat tka ate of ihit crop." Iiftkrivet bttt on chalky
and iaa4y loifi, dry gravel, etc. > alia loant aad clayt, if nol,|po ttilT or loo dtep. On poof
Mad toadtia Norfolk, Kngl«ad, almoat «tortklau for aaylhing ella, it Will produce (allci
tka 6rat year), 1 ot S) loat of cared hay per acre, of eicelleal qaaHly. After lieing mowed.
It It aitreaMly ealaabla lo tarn ikeap aad lamka on. The land ikoald ba at f^ee from weedi
at pottible. It eaa be toWp with barley or oatt, aad karrowed in, growing 3 lo 3 feel kigk,
with roott pe^rating toia great deplk. Flowen about tbe lame tine at red clover. 1 1 it
a perennial.>nd the ttawl inprovet by >ge. In nulriaMnI and Herb-forming propertiet. M
itaqaal to aay clover. Do not buy Saiafoia from pertoot you do not know, at there art*
varyinferioriampleaoflered that can be bad at lett Ikaa quarter what fredi reikibto teed
caa be kad for. By mail, SOe. a lU, or 4 lU for fl.OOi By aiprett or freight. 100 Iba. lot
$15.0a Sainfoin and Yellow Trefoil make a good mittara.
SPECIAL CRASSMMJioRTH ANDWE8T
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TNI VALUABLI PIRTILIZINO PORAOI PLANT OP lUROPI
fto ■•UliwOrM*. ud Oarta« for Bay. It ta« ao muT lS^^ ifZitSSASTdtS "^
Th« Qr«a.t Vallt* bf Luo«rn« i* in in enormous yield of tweet and nuiriiiout
orice.wliicb is highly relished by stuck eiihtrwiien green or cured into hty. It will grow and
yield abundantly in hut, dr^ sections, and on poor, ligot and sandy land, whtre no other grasses
can be g'own, lor it sends its roots do«n to enormous depths, they having been found in sandy
soil 17 feet long; consequently it consumes food, moisture, and the leath of fertiliiery which
have been for years beyond the reach of ordinary plants.
» l.UO«rn* SrMltly •nrloh** tha soil, even more than ordinary Clovers, a< it
derive* a very Urge portion of nutritive material from the atmotphere. It aerates (he land to a
great depth, and a large portion of its great fleshy roots, equalling small carroU io tisa,
annually decay from the outside and keep gtowiog larger from the centre, and are conitantly
increasing the fertility of the ground.
It has tt—n crown at Whitawood, N.W.T., and prod uoad thar*
• tons ttmr aora, In four euttinss. Agricultural reports from Dakota say
' "LUOama hat been very successful there, and likely to become the future forage plant of that
:', State, other expctiments prove it to be «t more value in the North-Wettthanprevi lUsiysuDDOtcH
Luoamo will crow on any land that will produoa Whaat Oomil
orPotatoas,andwlllthriva. *^ «w«wnaa^wom,
Tha Qraat Ylald. Because Luoarha flourishes on poor aad worn out landt it
. ahoald liot be thought untdapted to good toils, la the latter, its yield almost exceedt belief
. At the New Jersey State Fairo, seed was sown, April U8th,in drills'and the plants cultivated and
it had grown 40 inches tall, when iiit on July 7ih, 70 days from sowing, yielded (green) 7 Atont
per acre; the tecond cutting, made on August 18, yielded- (green) 8 ^ tont per acre ; the third
cutting wat aiade September 27th, and yielded (,(reen) 4 ,", tont per acre; a total of 20 tont of
green fodder per acre the firtt year sown, which would equal at least 6 tons of cured hay. If
town on light, dry loilt during a dry spell, or if town broadcast, not much, if aar, crop can b«
expected the first year, as the roots have to get a vigorous hold of the soil; the second year it
&n, (if town under such conditions) be cut two or three limes, but it is not until the thirc' year that
. it develops into full vigor, and after that it yields magnificent crops for ten or fifteen years
Luoama win not flourish on land where watar Standa a thort dittance below the
surface, nor in heavy, sticky clays. It attains its highest perfection on mellow, well-drained or
rolling land where 'Water readily pattet away, ,. '
OUI.TURB.— The best method it to tow broadcatt IS lbs. per acre where iand it in
good condition, on weedy land or clear gravel, or land that it very poor, about 3 Ibt. more.
YoB get a crop from it the firtt year ; but don't get disconrag<d if the plants are on an average
of 10 inches apait—Uttle, slim, tingle stemt, about 4 or 6 inchet hif h. Your protpect it soOd
that yon will have four tons per acre next year, and the next yea^will be at good at ever it will
be and tUnd that way for 10 yeart. It it bett to tow in the spring with oatt. Cut when in fall
bloom, a little old is better than too young. Try to cure without getting it wet. Kake into
" wiAdrowt if cut with a machine, let it dry until leaves fall off when roughly handKdrput it in
pilet i|rabout a fork full to cure. Not many animah lake to it when dry, without haviur it in
tUtir riianger for two or three days with other hay, then vou will see them eat the Lnceirne in
preference to any other. Do not let hungry cattle get>^ile green, especially if wet. If you
with to pasture them on it, first feed them all they^n eat and then turn them on the green
Lucerne and no harm will come to th) m. It it the bett thing to renew old worn out landt that
we ever taw, and there is not a weed in thit country that can ttand before it. $15.00 per 100
lb*. By expreit or freight, 20c. per lb. By mail, poitpaid, 4 Ibt., $1.00 ; 1 lb., 30c. ; pkt., 10,
Sand tow ouv Tfaatisa pn Ii(|««ii&«.
OTHER eLOVER SEEDS
ALSIKK, (Trifolium hybridum). - A crots between^yllite Dutch and the common Red Qover
It It an excellent variety, held in high estimation, and extensively used by the most eminent
agriculturitttoftheday. It with^tandt the winter and drought well. Some landt from
the too frequent towirg of clover fail to produce a crop, and are termed "Clover Sick "
On tuch toil* the AlSifca will often aniwer admiral ly, and produce very heavy croDi
where no other clover will tueceed. After cutting or feeding off, and taking a cereal cro^ i
the tame land may again grow Red Clovf r at well at ever. Price^ariable. Per lb J»c ' I
Pott-paJLd, 28c ,, ■* V''l
BOKHARA (Melilotut alba), for Bees.— Of large and vigorout '
growth ; Uoonu early in August ; may be cot ihttf limes during the lesson,
and ykldaHHa fhnc tons upwards of hay per acre. For I lav or Fodder, cut
whea grotta rcrovt two feel hiah, hat a.trUte and very swerl-acaaied Uwmw ;
most valuable for bees. Sow in Spring. Per lb., SOc.; post-paid, Sfic '
WHITK DUTOH .'(Trifolium repens).— Most valuable in mixturci
for permanent pasluro, forming, in coajnnctioo with natural graMos, the tineit
ana meet nattitloas Mod for calllo *"
, if hot too wet. > Price variable,
t natiitioos fcod for cattle or iiheep. It neceede otTall good clayey
lands, ifnot loo wet. > Price variable. Perlb., aOc.; peeliiaid. Ste.
YKkkOW TRKPOIL OR HOP OLOVBR (Medicgo InpuUi
—A proHic and hardy variety. It hat fiir a length of time baen largely culti-
vated in EagUnd, as ■ mutare with Red Cknrer and Gnuiet, and foand la b*
oMreoMly wall adapted for dry pastnrta, but should not be
Ik.nc: po>triiaid,ac
alone. Per
OOMMOM IfRDOR 9ROAO (Trifolium pr«ten*ei,-Tliitthoald
b* used (or altaniau husbandry and ether purposes where a permaaeat pastur*
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MAMMOTH OROOWCUIAS«(1VifcKimi pntente pctenne).
hiS.'if![!ItlLr^"lK?"."*!" «*«<>«rf lands; arows ftom » to«iect,and
pSi-iirnS" *•*« aaitatfarmannra. Price VarUble. Per lb. Ifc.;
SOARUT OR ORIimONOIiOVSR (TriMlnm incanutUim).
Glass after the
atgreea
ag food, bat thai pay ba detdnt fatnlaat, Ifae trifcltaa b ta^diuJbte
k '5 T^'Sf '.J»# sprlagmjjhaad aboidant pmdaciiveaass.
hardy..hat.MMiha C e« w oa T KdC ln vara n casioaany parishes daring
with mutt. Par Ik, 10c: poet-paid, tSc.
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SPRING CATALOOUB OP SIE08, BULQS AND PLANTS POR IH9I
■ "Tlitt man it « bwMfkctor to hit country who htt made two bitdaa of (raat prow whart only ono graw bafora.?
OuF Special Grass CDixtupes
rOR HAY ANDv PERMANENT PASTURE
CAN BB SOWN IN HITHER SPRINtt OR PALL
SPECIAL GRASS MIXTURE
"SEE THE CONTRAST."
TIMOTHY AND CLOVER
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0UR SPBCIAL GRASS MIXTURE, for Peraunent Paatnre, coniisting of the following varieiiei: Orchard Grata. Meadow
Poxtall, Shaep'a Pacoe. Rh^elaland or Creeping Bent. Hard Petcne, Sweet Scented Vernal (True PerJnniil). Meadow
Peacne. EngUsb Rye Grua. ItaUan Rye Graaa, Red Top, etc., blended in the proper proportions. The thicker the leeds
are siwn, the looner will > fine close turf be obtained. While the leading variety used in this mixture is Orchard Grass, the addition ot
the seveial other grasses named add to its »»lue; because Orchard Grass sown alone has a tendtticy to form tussocks or clumps, which howcTer.
can be overcome by thick seeding. In addition to this, the other grasses have special value in pasture lands. In this miiture, intended for either
mowing lands or pasture, add mixed clovers, comprising White, Mammoth Perennial or Cow Grass. Alsike. Trefoil, nc. , hut these should be town
• separately and only in the spring. $3 00 to 14.00 per acre appears at^rst sight to lie a high price for the seeding of a pasture, but heir in mind
that It IS a pwmaoent pasture that we have in view, and in no country under th." >un can a permanent n»R>ure be laid down prODerlr for a less ■
• M&'iSiTVi«TnBy"''!lt\KM*^"°,i'^^^ GRASS MIXTURE POR HAlTAlirD PER-
MANllNl fANlURB. With tbat of Timothy and Clover, as many are apt to Ho. When a pasture is sown on our system, it is laid down for
all time, whereas Timothy and Clover ushort lived, and will have to be re-sown, with all the attendant expense of plowing and preparing the land
for the reception of the teed. Loo^ng^atthis, therefore, from the lowe.t standpoint, that of original cost, it will be seen that over ashoil series of
tAStufR*MI«Tt;PB°i''V.®K"5'^*- CRASS MIXTURE,, but if the cos, wereSqu.l, the yield and .he staging au«H"«of"he
PASTURE MIXTURB are far ahead ofanyoth^r. In the preparation of these mixtures, the greatest care is exercised in selecting snrh varie
*'**""« »«"«« t" the soil to be laid down, and are likely to realize the obj-ct In view. tTo facilitate this, a deacriblioB of tho atfU and cHmate.
•ndtheparpoaerorwUc^ aown. and if. with or without a crop, should accompany «Kh order. We have had^nstdera^le «p«.iM"i«Thii
department, and are careful that none but the best samples and most suiuble kinds are introduoed. For prices see next page.
OUR SEED CLEANING MILLS ARE Of THE LATBSr AND MOST IMPRbVBD PATTERNS
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Grasses / Clovers for Rltepnate Husbandr y
altoceUlir, ibm* kiodi which, hough uiutl * r«coiiuMnd«d >nd lowii for theM crojw, do dm endure io the lend for lo long • period,
foul .» ih. ,„H „'fTK^'.I^"i!J[7" 'l!!' 1°."" "'',''•"'''• ?""•• •"•• ='•"•"• ','••«•'• ""^ O* «»'•*> •' Wwiilal Aiwtloo, miul be !dther Terr thin or
w.« 1„« .1?. u- J^ u li *.'"'?'' i' .7". '•'? '"''"•"• " ' P'°P" •t'~«'?» of «>"<»• v«ri«ti«i capeble of luiioR the whole of the dedr^ Mriod
Und ilTin pur ' ^^"^ "^ • "•* "' •><I««'«»»W« (nuM*. rfndTe more profiuble during the whol. tlil !i!e
ord.redino^xr^t.dp.::';:^^^^
•.:e^r;ct t'h^' gd-pl'^Tl^'ehnr^eS.'""- ^""'"^ '" ■^"'' ^^ •"' ""-"" or...d'fo.'„ .cr.U.'U'SUffo'r'tJZSn.SrnTi
No. I
Otmms and Clover* for One Vtu't Hay. '
IlalUn Rye Gran, Perenniat Rye Uraii. Orchard Graii,
, Timothy, ^ Red Clover, Scarlet Clover,
Aluke Clorer,' Trefuil Clover, and Lucerne Clover.
Allowing S3 (ounds per acre,
a— On light loili, per acre, $2.80; per lb., IS centi.
«.— On medium idiii, <* 2.28; " 18 "
■ ^.— On heavy ioili, " 2.26; " IS "
No. 2
For Two Yeara' MowIbc or Graainf. ^
Italian Rye Grau, Perctanial kyt Gra i, Kentucky Blue Orau,
Orchard Graii, Meadow Feecue Grau, Timothy,
Red Clover, Scarlet Clover, AUike Clover,
Trefoil Clover, and White Clover. -
Allowing 2S pounds per acre.
a.-On light aoUi, per acre, $490; per lb., 17 oenii.
0.— On medium loili, >' 2.7S'; " 17 "
( — OBllla^rioils, " 2.78; " 17 " o
No. S
for Oaa Year's Hay and Two Years' Paatnro.
Italian Rye Grass, Perennial Rye Grais, Kentucky Blue Grass.
Orchard Grau, Meadow Fescue Grass, Hard Fescue Grew
Crested Dogstail Grass, Timothy, Red Clover,
Scarlet Clover, Alsike Clover. Lucerne Clover, and White Clover.
Allowing 2S pouiids per acre.
a.-On light soiU, per acre, $»00j per lb. 17 cents.
*. — On medium soils, " S.OQ; " 17 "
f— On heavy soils, " 8.80; " ' 20 "
No. 4
For Throe Years' Howiac aad^Oraaiac la Orchards aad Shaded SKoatioaa.
Evergreen Meadow Grass. Hird Fescue Grass IlaUan Rye Grass!
Meadow Foxuil Grass, ' Perennial Rye Grass. Orchard Grass.
X»" Meadow Oat Graes, Timothy, Trefoil Clover,
Wood Meadow Grass. Mammoth Clover, and White Clovrr.
Allowing •• poiinds pcV acre.
Price per acre, $8.80; per 1
i»B>R»j:AjarE>jfar r*A<sa^RB> jiMLi^gx,
Timothy,
Red Top Grau,
White Clover.
For Pasi
ably of the
No. S
For Pasture,* on Light Soils.
Crested Dogstail Grass, Hard Fescue Grass, Kentucky Blue Grau,
Meadow Fescue Grau, Meadow Foxtail Grau, Orchard Grau,
Peren.iial Rye Grass, Mammoth Cluver,
. Sheep s Fescue Grau, Alsike Clover,
Lneerne Clov«i. Red Clover, and
Allowing 30 pounds per acre.
Price psr acre, $3. 78; per lb., 17c *
No. • '
For Pastures on Hadliuii Soils. ^
Cr«te I Dogstail Grau, M.-adpw Fescue Grjiss, Hard Fescue Grau,
Kentncky Blue Grau, Meadow- Foxtail Griu. Oicb*rd Grau,
cu , J"'*"*i* ^""»» RedTop Grau,' AUike Glover, ^
SheepsFescue^Grau, Yellow Oat Grau. Timothy/
Lucerne Clover. Red Clover, White Clover, and Trefoil Clover.
Allowing SCpounds per acre.
Price per acre, $«.00 ; per lb., aOc.
No. 7 ~ ~
For M^t Leads, and Those OccasiooaUy Overflowed.
Creeping Bent Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Meadow Foxtail Grass,
Orchsrd Grau, Timothy, Trefoil, and White Clover. .
Allowing 30 pounds per acre.
Price.p er acre, $3.00; per lb., 15c.
No. •
For Pastures on WeU Drained iSoils.
Meadow Fescue Grau. Meadow Foxtail Grau, Orchard Grau,
■^ Kentucky Blue Grau, Perennial Rye Gran, Red Top Grass,
*i ■■ i'"°"'y, - Yellow Oat Grau, Lucerne Clover,
Aluke Clover, Red Clover, White Clover, and Yellow Clover.
Allowing 8S pounds per acre.
Price per acre. $S.SO; per lb.. 22c.
Ouotatlefia *f« fttr «lM (trie* vr MMI tar Ml aarai «^ laa
miM.-m,„m^. ..>-.- J^ ^Mg M mmm hwssvy — d« will >• —sit mmpmrmt m. " " "'
G^Und?^SSw5^»^"**J?h***''"* f *>" H«NOVATI NQ CLP AND WOKN OUT PABTUBK8 ^
>rin.bU and mSritl^grS^ wdal^TSe^ri^rr^'lSlir'^^* """'"« 5 P'*^*"l" «.pply <X «.n«re. riway. become d^fidenfin th. most
•ward^iU be wonderlS^^Aj^-ir\^?J^J^ ^'T "H' '='"^»- ^T iowiiig about fourteen pounds of Renovating Mixture per acre th«
ii^^T^.Jdn^tZl^U^^ 'tS^:^S^Hnl •oT' ••"• '7 1 P'T""*; ^P"!""" .*?y "V\' '*" »«.th.fSr sowing. KerhJ
fi?ltwh^er hig^'ortJ" yiHro^t ^^^^^Tt fj:^,;^^^';!;,^'?^^" '' "^"*°° "' "" meadow or pasture, also Uy of thj
No. •"J;-.- T^
oa woU drained Soils, eoaipOa|4'«f the same VarUtle* aa No. ■
Allowing ao pounde!per acre.
Price per acre, $4.00; per lb., aOc.
^ No. 7 have been oar standard mixtures for the past nine
many customers who have sown them, speak most favor-
Tults, and ilffjBg ly recommend their more general uie.]
No. to ' ~
For Saiiily aad Gravelly Soils.
Crested Dogstail Grau, Hard Fmcuc Grau, Kentucky Blue Grau
PerennUl Rye Grus, Red Top Gran, Sheep's Fescue,
Trefoil, Lucerne Clover, and Tall Oat Grau.
Allowing 89 pounds per acre.
; ' Priceperacre, $4.26; perlb ., 20.
•" '"T ~~ No. II ' "" ■^■^~
For Pastures la Orchards and Shaded Places.
Evergreen Meadow Grass, Kentucky Blue Grau, Italian Rye Grass
Hard Fescue Grau, Fereiinial Rye Grau, Orchard Grass
Sweet Vernal, Timothy, Wood Meadow Gnu.s, Red Clover, Trefoil
and White Qover. .•="■.
Allowing so pounds per acre. Price per a cre, $8.78; per lb., 18c.
No. 12 ~
Ftoest Ulstnre* of Dwarf Bvervreea Graa*c*, for Lawns, Croanet aad
Lacrosse Cronads, Public Parks, Btc.
Allowing 40 pounds per acre.
Price per acre, $10.00; per lb. aOc.
. The varieties, of Grau Seeds used in the above Mixtare are the
purest that can be obuined, and are so blenHed, that nndel favorable
conditions, they will produce in the shortest pouible time a Perfect
Lawn, of a bright, rich green, and when kept regularly shorn, will
form a close, soft velvety sward, and entirely free frbm the tufty -
appearance so commonly found in usiiig mtwl lawn mixtures.
White Clover is only tdded when requested. On dry soils or
where the convenience of water is not at hatid, a little clover u often
' beneficial, but where a liberal supply of water can be given throueh
the dry, hot weather, the finest lawns are those free from clover
WO qWA B Bs N 6 OATTLKi n6 tAtXlM, N6 iilANum; HO MAMOitB, NO OBOPB.
Th«P
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■PRINO CATALOOUI Of AISD8, BULBS AND PLANTS. FOB Mi
'^^'^ ****fvAl»E>'r JR.'* O^RI>£>I« 'TOOM^ ISOl
Planat ilunlor
omtolnad Drill
Th* f nr«-ny " Wnsta Whaal Ho*
dclicil
kl-L D^K «J5?L^.'*" °?ODS MC «ld«ly and favoriblV kno»o t*«iywh*ir, IhcCom-.
Hi n* ° J ' •?'"? "■• 1"°^' poP»l«' eombiaed machin* in lh« market. TB« tniii*
■in* U well madt, handtumily fioithed, and their ClUUMtlora arc wcond to none in
popularity Toionio ii a grtal diiiiibutlng centra for tbtie ai veil at other toola, and W*
J)a»e luppM the PUiMt Gooda to numbeu ol gardeni eait And «eel. We have nowta
•Ipck, or I8HI pattern, the largot quantity of IhCM Toolt e»er kept in the Uominiun.
••nd ftM> tha rmi iDMeHptIvs OettalyctM l Party MlMatmllan*,
THB "PLANtT JR." NO, 2 SltD DRILL
Sowi all guden uedi accurately, at any dciired thickneu or depth, opcnine, dropDinv
coTeilng. rolling down and marking tbeneit row all at one paua.e in thrmi-tl leiUtla'd
reliable manner. It hold. 3^ quart.. It ha. no cam., l«»er.. Ua*,, cog., '.pringi^o,
.haker. to |«t out of order j it i. noiMleu, automatic, ulf cljcanii.g and aecuraTI ; it i. ii nia.k
able for •inpjicity, .trengih, and (or eaMand perfection of »^k in the fteld. No one hatirc
uie for a .eed drill can afford to buy an^ other; it i> the bell. , PMICik, BOXBD S» 00
Trucker., ma»fcet gardener., onion grower., and all who uim «cK<t«blei in quantity, 'hould
•upply themMlve. alw with the " lianet Jr. " Double Wheel llog^. ), '
THl "PLANIET JR.*' COMBINID DRIU.^
WhMl, Mo*, OMltlvat^r, Rah* and Plow ^^
Tl"'* '«"' '•""''»■"««' 'n be«Mly of dcgn, perleclion of lini.h, conveniente and
capucity for work ; Ith luitable for either the laim or the garden. A. a Seed Diill it i.
t^aame a. the No. 2 (Me dcKription above), except in .ite. It hold, one qu*it. Kor
*.!'"?*. """'"".P"" »"PP"«<1 wiihapairof rakei.apair of long hoe., three refer-
ublreultivator teeth, and a large garden plow. »«■■««
A« a Rako, it i. invaluable in preparing the garden for plkn)ing, and alw lor
ic.te after cultivation of the crop and for covering teed., etc., etc.
,.* **••» '• *•"'" •■f«'y ■'"1 cloeely both ude^ of the row at once when plant,
are .mall ; between row. when plants are large, working all row. up to IQlDchei wide
at one pauase.
^ • S'*!'*'' " 2P*"* '""""'t eo*"« »•>•". hill*! plow, to and from, etc.
*• * OMitlwatOr, it i. admirably adapted to deep mellowing of the .oil.
the blade, are tempered and poliahed *}eet. Price, boxed, $12.00.
All
THE "PLANKT JR." DOUBLE WHEEL HOE
Cultivator, Rako and Plow Oomblnoil
Thii popalar hoe .tandi romp/etefy unrivalltJ ; it i. .impic, Miong and complete.'
aild merit, the thorough admiration of every practical gardener. Kach tool i. tent out
with a pair of rake., a pair oi hoe., two pair of reveraible cultivator teeth and a pair
of plowL The wheel, are adju.table in height, and the arch i. high enough to enable
the operator to work both aide, of the row at once until planU are over 18 inchet
high ; then the wheel, can be *et to run dote together and the tool tucd belHcen the
rowfc iMl guard, (detachable) go with each machine, to be uMd when plani.extend
into a wide row Thi. tool i» light, very limple, very .trong, made ol the beat
material and highly <ini.hed, and nothing exceed, the perlectiod and variety of woik
ilper^rmfc It will dolhework of ux menwithordinaiy hand hocn. Price, bo«ed,$8.00
,. „."■•"„■?•••■*•• WhOOl H00.-T0 meet demand from M>me action., the
" Plaiwt Jr." Double Wheel Hoe vrill be offered with only one pair of H^an"wilh
and without leaf guard., a. the "Planet Jr." Plain Double ^Vhcel Hoe. Thi.
make, a wry effective and cheap tool for parties who have limited work or chicBy
hoeing. Price, boxed, $4.60- . ^^ '
THE " PLANET JR." SINGLE WHEEL HOE
Cultivator, Rako and Plow ComMnod
In lemodelling thi. tool, care has been taken to combine lightneu, great .trenstb.
variety and adiustalHlity of tool.. It hn cni tair if gan/tZ raie,.^ fair t/Ug
.tf* wT 'gfr'^"'^'f '-'Jivator U,th. , large gardm flm,, and a Uafiuard. Air
the bladenhre tempered and poluhed .teel. The form of the hoe* insure, a forward
.lantinft dQt next to the plant, and conKquent dole woik wiiAcul damitr, and at the
tame t ime thoroush tultivation ej the toil. The rake, and cultivator teelb, in com-
bination with the hoe. and plow, enable the operator to perform almost eveiy variety
of work, either in th« field or garden. A leaf guard (detachable), is very useful in
late hoeing. All rqM, from 6 to 7* A,M«apart, ian be perfectly hoed at oie fassige.
The frame allow, eviry iAesirable adjuaiment, i. quickly rai»ed or lower, d, to regu-
late depth, and the wheel can be attached centrally or at one side of the machine, eivlne
th^ operator the i«M/to,/«»/arf»»i»/af« ol hoeing both aide, ol the row at one pasuge
when desired. Price, 18.00, boxed. r k«
THE
" FIRE FLY" SINGLE WHEEL HOE
Cultivator and Plow Oomblnod
!. - r^ui***"!!?!!^' '°°i «?"?*»•»«» IMJW"'" Md atrengtb with great adjustabUity,
it IS hiKhlv pobshed, and of the best tempered steel. Tie tools are : First, a fair
ofadmtraMe hoes, which can be Mt to work to and from the row, and to any deal^d
depth- Next, a t*X of three reversible cultivator teeth, to "be UMd toeether or lii civ.
or iii_ conjunction with the hoes. Third, a large excellent garden pTou,. The whole
tool IS light and strote, and capable of standing hard usage lor years, while the price
u Its final recommendation. Price, $S.00,( boxed.
THE '* RRB FLY" WHEEL GARDEN PLOW i
Makes the care of a «cxeUl;le garden a pleasure, and those who could not God time
to keep a garden, if attemptihg cultivation with the ordinary hand W. can raise
their own Tegetables saccessfully with the "Fire Fly." It takes the place of the
" gP* "° P w yr «* cultiTator, requiring no w ide headiandi lo turn on, and is lanaa-
able daring all the gafdeiangseaaoii. Price, lieor ' '
y
\;
IfcMWTWTBO 0»T«LOaU« OPTMW ObOO O MiUUID OW i»W.IO»TIOW.
/:,
THE STMLB fiHOf. COTT., TORONTO, OMT.
THB *^I^L,ANBT JR.'* STBBI^ HOHSB HOB
Cultiyator, Furrower, Markei< Ooverer, Vine Turner, Bto.
Tkii hmout toor M lAxI* lor INWI in > Inauiy. Il now hai • i|uick and powtrftil |c«vr adjatlBiaat for
wMM. «n<l«l»*|imir*<««wiMi MJaaiaral af tU» baB^lcii |t«ii<l mmi Turnip., M«n|<li, Corn,
ll«»n», in hcl, all Add cropi, an^ for making plant and md il.IgH : liMidii ii haaiha paiani halloo U*«l uandardi,
PM«H«I franaa, iiiiriunin, ravanihia hoM, Mar whaal, ale, tach v/luabia In In placa. Kach tool Mm oui aa ihown
InlNacul. PrIca, onlytlf.OO.
Purronrir and Marhar, compltit, prica
Covarisi Kalu *. ,
C<»arin| Rallar . . . I
Vina Turnar
_,/ . Calary Rarthing AMachment ,
Swe«p« for Flal Cullivaiiun llaan^, ale. ((wo N in. and oria 10 in.) tcl .
Hwtapt for Flat I'ullivalion Htaiia,tli;. (two 10 in. and ona It iii.l nal
Swaapa for Flat Cultivation llaank, ate. (two IS iti. and ona IB in.) mi
M 76
1 tt
2!
I 10
I u
I 40
\
THV "PLANBT JR' H0RS9 HOB AND CULTIVATOR (AS ABOVB) $1100.
MarUot Gavclenor*si //or«e Hoe d Piilve^izor
ThU admirable new tool ii coottiucted coniplciuukly in Ihe iiitcrcat of veiy fine cIom le»el culture
?«"*'■!"/■*■"*•" "°P' ■""' '"' '•**' c"""" tfiatttWy. II il eqifipped with « 13 inch aweep, Iwo
1() inch lloe< and a 28 inch rulveiiur, and ii veiy neatly made, each tooth beinR lo formed thai
while the >oil ii worked mott thoroughly, il (cmaini level. The Market (iardener'i Jlorie Hoe at a
■mole puaage worka all row> from 18 inches to Vi inchei. The Hoe may be exchanged from one aide
to the other, »nd the Fulveriier may he reduced in liie for narrow rpw», or by taking off the iweep
and the ctntre tooth qi the Pulveriiei, and replacing the wheel with a pair of iteel runnera may be
uied to straddle the row and cultivate both aidei at onCe, ai in cotton, etc. The tool rum with
Ti!".oi* ,"*•"'"«»•• •"<• therefore can b« lafely used in the »ery cloiett and moat delicate opcrationi.
I he »1 U»CT Wheel ii « feature here also i nothing of Ihe kind at all equals It in ease and delicacy
of adjualment, so pleasant and necessary in Such a tool. Kor strength and for perfection in the field,
and nicety of construction, nothing we have e»er had h/'oaef exce«ds ibis Ut^ faiiy amoBg Horse
««
I^lat\et Jr.'* Bleven Tooth Harrow
• 1^ 1 ^D!I Ihoiwifh and long aalanded lrial», this n.w and valuable tool i> now off.icd at the very IwM known for
Su HS?!iK!fjr!I!i .21 Il^H.'* • '° •i?"'""'!' 'n««,'P"< i» p.rfeclionv 1 he fran.* i. much higher than usual in
^dauoflooUandlhabladai, aninch wide, are of ouch perfect shape and symmetrr as to work in the moM
IhoniUih and utUfaclory manner and to offer a very unusual amount of wearing nurface 1 he re ca. ved throat and
Mlh frame prevent cloggiiig. and the reverie |u>itiun ii given lo the teeth in a Siorl time by the changing .)f a lingle
boh: io »ch. 1 he frame l. heavy and strong, and the teeth set straight with the line of motion nnd are inierchaiiie-
abl«. Thay may ba worn of three inches and yet retain the original cutting width. They arecheaply replaced when
worn. It loo, IS prov.d«l with the new Ul I. ever Wheel, and also with a thorough Pnlilrrirer altachmeni which,
iaavas the ground in the finest condition, and IS also used to reguKite the depth oLt^»«r''' - '
^ ^ "' / — 'i ^ _;~ .^. -,— — _-» —™», ...*-. ,« ...Kui...,; iiic uepth . III. I ■HI. ■nil Mil I wBi mess
bafora thought of. Th^ pulveriier is controlled by a lever, which can be operated in an instant by the foot,
ForiiiMcullivalion. either deep or shallow, thia tool has'no equal, . » . - •
while in motion.
Lllia Gullifatui w4th anitxactneu
-ated in an instant by the foot.
As a Harrow, the work dona
.1. ""&5r "",?"J',''* W*'^"''."" '°°* 7'y ^ "."«' «° »"«'l'<lc a row, cAtvalini both'sides aVdnce, by tiWui oVt -«ai*»««W*S<fw>lkSir
III* mlddla taath of both tha Cultivator and Fulvariier. Then bm ihe runner attachmani showu on the Market Gardaneri Hoi^ Ho*. Price, $1S.MI.
NEW CRASS VOCBR
THE ** PLANET JR." NEW GRASS EDOBR
A cheap, handy and effective Grass Edger! i> > treasure, and here it is ; one with which you can
in ap hour ed^e beautifully the walks and the fgimtr and $/>rub h»ilt of an ordinaiy half acre lawn.
Think of it ; why, in the usual way, it would'takc a day. This perfect little tool docJLciUlS' tiraight
or etirrft/ work most accurately, edging at the desired angle.-^ The operator bc^n^quiteV^jsiance
behind the working part of Ihe tool, can readily tietect and leqlify irregular or.^coktd it>tts in the
edges, and...once made Irtte, the after work consists-only in keeping Ihe established line exact.
For heavy woik, the frame foims a pocket, just the proper sixe to cany a brick, which gives the
needed additional weight for eflectual service. ,
.Strawberry ({owera Will find it (jso a rapid and perfect tool fop^cHtting off surplus runners. For
this Ivork the hoe ihay be removed.
By removing, the D^'iel Ihe hoe may be used alone with great satisfaction in the vegetable garden,
first cutting away from the crop, and then returning Ihe earth. Price, $4.00. -
•C^AMATK PARTS OP THK •• PLANET «IR<" IMPLEMCNTjK
We keep a taU stock of repairs for all these implemeats.
■•• side wheels each $1 00
" r«>r shovels, litpch.-: ■' 80
" trianguhu steels, ; inch i.... " 90
'• •• '• ft :«..■.
. Sinch.
CaltlvAUrSlecIs,
.per set of five
1 00
60
06
7i)
Th* • Plamfagr." Drills, Wh**l Hoes, etc.
send a Skelch ar ri(na, the Naaaker, i> any casi
arrorv Repairs always cash with orders. Descriptive Calaloges «ni free on application.
llinch
The foUowlDC are parts mosi freqaently required.
■arse Bae, Calllvatar Hleels, S inches . . . .•
" " "4 "
■arse Uut, wheels only
'heels with side brackets
. per set of five
. .« each
Wkcel Bae side steals, 6| inch
;• " " Sinch...
plow steels. .../...,.
. per pair, SO cents '
. per pair, 76 cants '
SO
1 67
SO
M
1 00
, that thejr may always be ahead of competition have been altered nearly eveiy year,
isl in it ; if a Drill, the ■eitlil ar <f keel, and the year purehaMd
, , When ordeitng any repairs for ihcM
Attention lo this will aav* delay and prsveot
CONTINENTAL LAWN MOWER
, (Circulars on Application)
This Machine ia t^ the latest andrmost improved American pattern, and though
highar in pnce, dLstalfe**,^ longidds apv Mower now in the Market. It if the
Ad almoat noiseless. Tl)* Cylinder Knives ore
lightest ranhin^ awifleat Culling I
Bolid east itael, node by a patent^ process ; are hardened and tempered in oil: self-
ahancmng. Wehkyeno hesitation in recommendlngthismachineaslhe "Very llesl."
Price— U In,, list price, $17.00; our price. $14.00 ; 16 in., list price, $19.00 ; our
prk«> $M.00 ; ISin., ihf t>riipe, ftl.OO ; our price, $18.00.
BW HMAh M AOH IW BB FO B HI B H a — M , —
Win i Lilt Price, $46.00. Our Price, $n 00
Kui i ...J,,,..... " 18.00; " 24 00
THE OUELPH LAWN MOWER
Philadelphia Patteni. (Circniar on Applicalioa.|i /^
Light, Strong, Durable, Easy running and well finished. Thia well-kn6wn
machine has the allowing advantages: - 1st.— Tha wacbina tsill cut oa well when
tanslBK a akart earmcr as when pushedstnigbt forward -which tome Ijiwn
mowers will not da ~ 2nd.— The tandemnr of tm aaaring is to lift the lower knife.
Instead pf pres.sing it down, and causing it to pa<s luhily over uneven ground. 8n).
—Being single geared, th* fHctlail and aaaibrror MrU arc reduced one-half.
4th.— The grass cut is thrown kaklBd lb* CkUcra, (Wlead of forward to he cut
over and over again, thus greatly d*CT*a4ng th* lam of working th* Machii e.
6th.— It is osponabl* as a handy lr*:fc. 8th— r8o llW farts bring used, enables each
to b« mad* very strong ; and in* Machine u so compact and stiff, that il is almost
impoassibi* to dismag* It by any reaioliabi* ns*.
Prie**— 10 in. cut, 16.00; 14 ia. cut, $8X10; 16 in., cut, flM ; II in. cut, $6.00
VSTEEIEBROS
^HB DOMIN
a|«lniii ttmui
umpUt of ftll ih« I
'''■rtiliHr wld undi
' W« (
Animal r«i
gronnS bon«» hlmx'
ptrWo'V). MKk, $S
Th«*ll«llan
icntral cro(M, and i
fartilliar, at a modt
bvM mattriali, anc
rarmtrt'lhay.wUI fi
is put on the marke
to maka the haadw
ton. $S5 (nm on cat
Royal Oani
^donarsa— ThU i
farntflin at a dwian
ihould prove specU
well balanced ama
good crop of well b
ask them fo give th
Price, per !eOO lb. «i
P^mt, imp«
Lawn Parti
at a topdrciking, i
lawns 19 objectiona
LawQ PertilUer <
uniform and lusuri
|LM; 50lb.,$2.0(
OuanOf P*<
MMd throughout ii
Europe and Unit«i
farm or garden, i
once or twice a w
maUt post-paid. lfi<
■/•
•tan«lar<l
md. more abundani
The S^tmUcd Pfl
conservatory or ga
It is free from odoi
^ ^^rowih and a profi
vermin. The Plar
water and ready fo
growth than can b
for use on aach pai
package, or a trial
NORWA
&
SPRING CATALOOUI OV UIDt, BULBt AMP PLANTS POR IHfl
peptilizeps
PSSD YOUR SOIL,
AND IT WILL PKBD VOUI
Commercial PBRtiLizms ■» wrt i« com* inw mor*
^' (•mral UM M ful U IhayXra iriol. I hair ijulck ami iliraci
■ctkm Mntmcnd Iham la iha (iVQanar. A cuilomar who ooca hufa
almoai InvaiUi'ly coniinuaa ihair uaa.
'T'HB DOMINION PARLIAMENT h« |M>a«k* U« undanha lUla of 'Th. F*r«Ub*rt Act, iMt," iha ol.jtti of which b lo ilva proiaciion lo fafnai.aitd oihai.
■f*ln»l fraud in raililiiara. Saciion S of ihia Act malin il compulaory on all aiMufaclilrar* of Farltliiara lo und Id ihr Minitlar of Ittland Kavaiiua at Ollaaa
umpka of all iha FarlUiiara ihty iralia, living Iha nana* of biandn umlar which ihay ara M.W. Thata uniplaa ara analynd by iha Riixiiinianl Aiialym, and ihould Iha
'''aniiliar lold undar iha nama livan b« luui)d not lo ba aqual in qualily to iha umpla tcnl lo Otiawa, iha aianufaclurar ii lialila lo a panaliy cif from $M I* $100.
W« iTrel C«BM»a«« la Bf^aaiBirBMBC Ik* r«llawlB| ■raa4a> whlrk arr MaaanirlBrrd
Animal faHlllaar.— A l>i|h grade feniliKr, manufacturtd fron Riialy
troiinil bonoi blood and maal, adntirably adapiad for Iha vagalabia gaidan. Plica,
par tools, tack, $8.110 : paMon, $3tt.
Tha*Rallanoa> *Thii i> a mineral phoKphaIr, conipoupdad for grain and
genaral crofla, and lu iiipply whal wa hopa will proya a larga demand for a complela
fartiliiar, al a modamle C04I. Il ha» baan praparad with grtal care, ualng (inly iha
baal malariali, and will ba found m a Ana dry friable condilion. We can auiira
farmart'lhay.wlll find it a good invanlmcnl to hpand Mime money on Ibii brand ; |l
IS pbl on Iha marital with only a minimum of fnargin to ourMlvaa, aiuf wa expect il
lo malta tha headway Hueh a manure ought to. Sirica, par 2U0 lb. Mak, $4.00 ; par
ton. %Vi fraa on cats Turonlo, or CapcltonVl^iieliac.
Royal Oanadlan, a hlch olaaa fartlllaar for Mairkot Oar-
" dOnOi^Oa— Thift mineral phliaphate in cuniponnded for niarltel gardancrl and
farmera at a diatanca, who xea the economy in freight, by using a high gra je. Il
ihould prove specially beneficial 10 root cropt, bdrtg high in polaxh, and giving a
wall balanced amount of phoftphatei and ammtmla. For all deairous of getting a
good crop of well bulbed turnip* or mangels, and a big yield of potalocs, we only
aak them to give this formula a trial, feeling that results will speak for themaclves.
Price, par !i00 lb. suck, $& ; par ton, $4fi, free on cars Toronto or Capcllon^ l^uab'C.
Pfati •mportoM.-Wa offer this in barrali at $3.(10 per bbl.
Lawn Poirtlllaor.— Thia can be applitd either in the spring, sKmBiar or fall
aa a top dressing, at the rate of ona pound to 10 sqliara feet.' Stable dressing for
lawns is objectionabla^ia appearance, IKlor, weed s««d and cost. Our Quean City
Lawn Partillxer overcomes nil these, and supplies the soil with requisite food lor a
uniform and luauriant growth of grau. Price, & lb. bag,lt0c.; lOlbs., 7tc.; i!6 Iba.,
$1.M ; 50 lb., $«.aO; lOOlbs., $8.M.
OuanOt Poruvlguii Ouarantood.— This standard farliliicr should b<
used throughout the entire country, and we ara confident it will he in time. In
GurotM and Uni^d States il has enormous lalcs, and should have here. It pays on
farm or garden. Our sale of this it increasing yearly. A weak solution, applied
once or twice a week. Is vary beneficial for house plants. Price, pet lb., lOc.; by
maU| post-paid, 16c.; U lbs., $I.7B ; 100 lbs., $ft.OO.
bf BHIaMe Partlrai
•sltratO of Rodaa-'l'his farliliicr i), very largely uscti in Kurupe, and will lie
hare also, as uion as il. valuable i|iialilics arc knoWif, miseil with manure al ihe rata
of 400 In WO |iliun<l» per acre, ^Is^alTei I is asliuibhing. It u ii^ed by leading
market gardeners, dissolveil in wala(, (or caMiages, caulilluweis, and all garilen truck
they wish lu rush. It is alvi eacelleni for slrawbeiiies, h,iMening theii lipemng.
On a lest crop of liaets, 1<M Ills, nitrate iif .<^a, yiekled It tuns |ier acre, a.againsi 14
tons of manure, which yialiled 1M tuns. (>iii market gardriiers not only requiia large
quantities of rich manure, bul wknl them to a, 1^ quickly : nitrate al soda will do this,
and its results are .hown on n«sl year'., nop a. will . In lb* Oardtn, a good plan
is to sow broadcast early in the M"ing,»IIO lb., of Sli|ieiplio»ph'ale, and MHI lbs. of
Nilrale of Soda jier acre, or say a handful of the nii>lure 10 each v|uara yard, over
Ihe whole surface of the land. Sow it on the lawn, oscharil,deci<:uousandevergreen
•.'■""li!-."! ' "^''' *"**' ''«■'*• vegetable garden, atrawlierriei, grapes, raspberries,
blackberries, currants, giitnebeirirs, and oil all land thai it to be sown or planleil the
coming Beaton. It is ihe l«i,t of all substitutes fur stable manure, Inn if you wi>h 10
use manure as well doVi. .Sufarasour e<|ieii.nce goes, il we had to dispense wiih
either we tboiild live up the manure ralhrr,lhan the Nitrate and !tuparpli.»|ilMte,
/«>«* //ami. For Farm Cropi, suih as wheal, Urley, nets, corn, and corn
r.HlUar.it IS not necessary lu use s., mui h Nilrale per acre. On wheal, esiietially
where huperphosphata was sown last autumn, a lop dressing of IMIO Ilia .if Niiiaie
P"*"*.,!°" broadcast early in Iha spnigwill greallv imreara the yiel.l. The
-rofll will lie in prmiorlion to the price oblaineil for the wheal. Al M) i
«»d.
bi
^rmiorl
inra sn
, , ■ _"^ a* — "^ ,,. -~— —...—...... .u. a..^ wia^a,. ,.1 ru cents per
loshel It wil affoi.ra small pi.ilit and Ihe land, if seed«?t down In grass and clovVr,
Willi* left cleaner(owing lA the heavy crop of wheal s(ri.,theiin< ihe weeds), and you
would be likely lo gel a better i rop of glass and .lover' .-houliT wa gel $1 |>ei l.uthel
of gll
Ltislaa
or mote the profit will lie quju, saiisfaaoty.- y,u>/il //arrri. Il srUl pay yoii 10
irT*>^b'iK>v ,\n Klil>>,. «f C l_ '. 1... ■---...V, U ,, « ' '
purchase- lalksou Manures,'. or^'Kssay on Nitrate of Soda, " by Josepli Harris (a
standard aulhurily) and fiiiura results out for yourself. Nilrale of W
lbs., 75c,; M lbs., $!.•&: M)ll«.,$2.0b; lOO II,,,, $.t.60.
' Soda, pelce per 10
/.
■tandartf Plant P«ad>— To produce a l>ealthy, luxuriant growth, earlier
md. inore atMiadant blossoms, of a richer coloring, it is necessary lo feed your plants.
The S^tmUrd Pood for Plants is made expresslv for plants grown in the house,
conservatory or garden, and cannot be recommended too highly for this purpose.
It is free from ooor, clean lo handle, and in addition lo promoting a strong, healthy
^ ^,growlh and a profusion of bloom, il materially aids in keeping your plants free from
vermin. The Plant Food will keep, any Jenglh of lime, i^ immediately solublrHn
water and ready for the plant to take it up. thus producing a quicker and heailhiuv
growth than can be obtained from any^ other fertilizer yet introduced. 0Ti^H<^'
for use on ea ' * « - a?-^ .
package, or ■
for use on each package. Plant Food, by mail; posl-uid, al 30c. for regular tired
ratrialpackage/or-ltc.: inbulk, Slba., 7(c.; 10lbs.,$l.£6. .
. '^•"O Bono Moal.— Every liag is guaranteed pure Uine. Il is nia.le from
the Iwne galhered from the plains and farms without lieing sleamed or Imkeil
Harrow or .1.111 ni, using WMI lu 300 llis. per acre at lime of seeding. In small lots
by express, not prepaid, 6 lbs., SOc.; 10 lU., 60c.; ii lb«., »I.IIO; 60lbs., $1,116 ; IIKI
His., $y.60. *
''••»■'•* Loaf Motild.- Finding that many of our cuslomers in the city
were unable lo procure suitable mould for the garden and |hii plants, we arranged
for a car-load of ilecayed vegrlable leaf mould ; wilhthit, we have mixed ttelldecum
poMd manure and boiiedusil the whole fiitming a well enii.bed preinralion ron-
taininK all the elemenls .,f plant food. We can highly recommend our Prepared
!i. i 2S! .l"'"' ,"'* "•"»■''"'< i"" "'II •>« ple.se.l with the results. Il is put up in
r.:3tr6i iCMi."" wibs.^$TSf.''''' " "' '^"' "' "•• ^^ '•^'- ■-' **
. , ▼■'.fcO •"*••"•"»•- I'y Jo"ph Hat/is, M. S.,.1B(lpa^es, contains ample
inrorrnalion on Manures and Fertiliiert, their'use, utility, circLiivenrss, elc. IVice.
hound in cloth, $1.76. s • •
Pf*lll«oro,i iloitf Idltlon, where m get, formulas for various crona, liow
to apply. «yj. J. H. Gregory, paper. Price, 40 cents. n v .v. "
1 1 will iiay you lo read
Nltrato orSedaa^An Essay by Joseph llarrit.
Pnce only 10 cenli.
Chqiee Tree and Jiedgc Scfedlings
'THIS SBASON we are able to offer an enlarged list of Tni/t Seedlings ; iKeie are frown from Seed sown here in Canada,
■are splandidly rooted and in fine condilion. ' *
There are advantages in planting small Evetxreent. They tlotl but little, and they are quickly and eisily planted, and sure lo
live, will tiart into growtmt once and outgrow larger trees which will cost from three to five times theirprice. Orders should reach
OS early, that they may he forwarded fHaiptly in Sptjng and before grpwth begins ; they do not cairy safely or thrive well when sent
late in iheteattMi. On airival they shdSd be immediilcly plluited, for should the roots Ifccme dry and hatd, at all rcsiiioUt planta
will, they have no chance of life. When tent by eiprets it is at purchaser's expente. "
NORWAY SPRUORa sxraKst.
10 to U in., once iraqaplanted, pott-paid, 10 for fl-OS,
lOOfor '. '. $• 50
SO to 14 in.t once trantplantad, exprett only, 10 for $2.00,
100 for . ,..,.,.... It 00
HONRV LOeUST.
NORWAY SPRUCB
Two-y<ar4id Saadlings, cjipiett onlyj U for $1, 100 for 3 50
-u- ••
AWRTRIAM PINB. kphss.
■'■It to 18 in., once transplanted, can only send by express
or Ireight, lOfor $1.25, lOOfor ..!.$10 00
18 10 84 in., once transplanted, can only send by exprcsa ' '
or freight, 10 for $l.tO, 100 foe..., ,..<... It
•OOTCM PINBa V
H to 18 in., once transplanted, tan only send>bv eaprett
intplanted.
or freight, 10 for $1 tb, lUU for. 10 00
18 to 24 in„ once transplanted, can tHily send by expiett
or freight, 10 for $t.M, 100 foe ..'.... It 60
/
irm^tTNLI BROSv CO^.. TORONTO, OMT.
n URSEiaECT GARDEN TOObS ^
NoTa--T)M Hfuna In |MraMlMabf ikii
■IIU*ira>-r«4miln|lMwtMiliion|>l*nu
tud ihrulM. Urft Bm, yrinlia*! wall
•«•.(«) V. .....»f i»
■■ACIlSTi.- rtmnf* Pm, vfnaaanwl, ¥W|.
oui tii««, •wh NOc. 10 ...., ....,, 100
■•l)«IIICT ■•■,»■■•. -(Nmlly)i chnp,
<luiabl«.>n<l iMiy-|nr*cl, Mrfacii Mch... 10
C*«N riAkTIUI.- tKh IM
C«Ul. VIMilM.-ror racktrln. Mc, kl
•nil lUlHlltfi Ml III It
■JBBMMII. - ror pUnlini (1ft); Mch M)
rRBMMBIM.- K*chriora|7.M lo 10 (M
rLBBAL ¥*«U.-8«i of «i •nwll, Mc.,
'•'}» , I M
riIMI«><T«a«,«r««Bk«aM.-k«sh.tl.M.
♦1.76 nnd (M) : . . . t 00
«I«VW. -U<li»-cli«ni«<>,|Mir I 00
OlUd .T. M
" <Urdan<n'(nwn't)(li) M>
" lUivMi " No. t n
" Tliia>hinf 7ft
•■«mN« W«I,Tim He. and I IW
•ABBKM UNU.-Of bail malarial, aach U
■■■U.— lron,platn,<>Uh>lalif(!M) 70
_ " " , Larfar liia 100
■•■H.-Oulch waffla, • in., aach 01)
" ^ Tin., •• 06
'• " Bin., " 70
■•MB ■■!■■■■.- In tft and M ft. lanalhi
t>nly, iiK'liidlnii cpuplliigt, via, baat i|uahiy,
IMr fiioi, tin., inc.; lin., (Sc.; aood qualliy,
par root, iln., Wc. ; I In. (M) 14
■•■■, MBUUt brau, wiih ipray and ilraam
lip, lin (31)1...:... 1 M
'* *' Oradualingaprarand Ilraam, I
In. (St) .."..... :
" ■■!«•■■•. -kach ^
_ " ■•■!.«.- HoldlnalOOrcat, (M)$2.Mlo
■ VACINTB •aAM»i.- ln..iorl«.J color.,
plain, hlua, iraaa, wina and amiier, llai m
Tya pallarn, aach, Wc. ; par dol. , $100; tall,
aach, 16c.: par doi., $1.76; naw daaign,
phA thadad, lalll aach
■■•M |,4ffN B*!,!.** (IT)- Each
HNIVKa.—Aipaiaiui, impurlad, baal Shaffiald
V malia. . l
" BuddlBi, ivory handia (6)
Coaibinad prunint and budding,
aach(«) ..*. «u
Pruning, tlag handia, crookad blada
(« JlOOio
■ . ..a . Sf"*. '■-''•Ing, cra«:ant ahapa (10).
■^■■l*»-Wood, for palm plain, 4 in., par llio
',' " " in., par logo
' " " palniadatO in., par
100 rT. T!.....!T.
Wood, for po<i,4iainia(l, 6 in., par
Traa, Notrhad',°S( in!,' paV iijOO '. '.
-._,-. ___" Copper wirad, »1 In. "
lAWW SrBIMIII.Kllii. «.arni; raroWlng,
aach (W) ;....".
li Champion, to (lick in groond ....
fur and of hoK, brass I fool, each.
A .—Archangel, 41i81 ft. , each
MHKBlii H.— For Mwing grain bagi, aach
rLANI MTABU. -Green painted, Uparing,
very neatly finUhcrt, of light wood and vary
UMIul for lyini plants, thrubi, etc Per dot.,
lain., S6g.; t4{n., S6c.; SO in. 60c.: i<Bin.,
«Ac; 4tin., 76c.: 48 in., 10c. each; 00 in.,
I3c aach. Heavy for Dahlias, each S ft..
10c; 411^ iac;6ft., IISi:.;tlt.,«Oc
rSRHIU Waifa ia«iiilMe. aach
FBWBBB BIIBTKB of tin aith perforated
botlom(tO) .„
FBWBfcB Mim, round, tin and mbbBr, each
BAHBS.— Daisy loi cleaning lawns, H teeth
(»)
" Garden, malleable ir6n, no handles,
10 taaih, tOc; li laath, Mc.; 14
lacih, 40c
"• Garden, steel, with handles, OOcand
" Lawn, steel, each ,
I (I), tfeaaia Ika aiu*bar of cat la the margin.
Tha kasi tying liiaiailal tm plaatSt
atclOlbalarlaW! pat Ik
MBtl,At>> Blaatio rtaal ■•Hahlar.
Of rubber lfh» cap of btaaa, tiiaiy petfaca.
lad for ahoWartng the follagO of plaals.
iprinkllag laiiiiiuels and dampanlng cwilue.
■'' by mall (W.) 7. I
V* rmUw l»lalHka(«v, a aaw and
• I I
t U
8 60
60
16 00
1 00
1 00
1 »
I 00
16
1 16
16
too
100
t 60
8 00
86
1 16
SOO
76
10
I t6
116
t (0
70
1 00
Price, b<
MWII.AI ,
uaaftil tool, slmlbr 10 the wallkaowa Ncol-
lay's Sariiililar, MIk tuba In placa of spray,
for applying llf|uid iMiiy la glaalng graaa-
houaat, price
•CTTBU, TWtACBa, Rngllah, $1.60 lo. . . .
MA WH,-^ Heavy, for ptunlngllt), aach .......
■CHMSBB.-Shnit anil heavy for pruning (7).
" Kranch Hacateura (1)
Klawar ( iai herars, sliver plalril .
** (irape Thinning, for Ibninina |0)
MBBABB*— llrilgaur lawn,liest imparled,! in.
" " •• " Din.
Ijulies', durable and usaltel foe
light work It)
" for lawn%(S7), each
** sheep for edgings
■VBil««U.Bruf.-fhe very «Msl goods
in the market. Each syrlaga
Is supplied with oiia Jal, a coarta
and tine roea -
ladiew' 14 inches a 1 Inch bitrrel, -
light, (il) rach t 60
Gardaners' lAsU In, barrel, strong 8 00.
Greenhouse 18alA in. barrel, heavy t tft
Itil) In. U&ral.palent
I 00 f'
1 00 I
I 10 1
too m
I oo ■
I
1
I 10
too
I oo
1 1*
1 40
1 00
too
T*
J. valve.
iCaiia, knuckle Jointed^ can ba used
in any diracii««i . .*<. v , . ^
** llydronatta, throws walaaw'slTaam
__ or spray, 40r ft. from bucket ....
VBBWBtt, Cat«eB.-Ught and handy, •
ln.,(») each...".
" Polished steel. 7 in. (•). each
TBBB MCBArVB, fur removing old bark (14)
_" rillllKBM, Wateis'lree, Oft
WBBBBBS.-Porl shape (II)
" Haieliinas (16)
" NoyaallS) «...
Claw sham (10)
** Dock Spud, for lawns
" Spoon forwaedlng or transplanl.
_ ing(lA)
W ATBB r*n.- (16). each $t 00 lo
" " Pranch pattern (tO) $160 1^
VBBBBBA naB.-Parl«i«o(r ooagraaa
WBBBI.BABB«Wa.-Utht, ia.00i haayler,
rLOmST*' •UNDMBS
Put Covers, Imitation leither, handsome style,
for 7 in. pot, each I6c.; per doi
Sexagon, fatKy for 7 in, pot, each, 40c.: par dor.
Gilt.lancy, round, for 6 in. poi, aach Mci par.
dot
Gill, very naat, for 7 in. pot, each t5c; par dot.
Tin Foil, in long strips, 6 in. wide, par lb ,
Tooth Picks, IOC. Dcr boa i ( boxes for 16c
Match Sticks, per bundle
Wire annealed (Prices subject to change):—
Nat4, perlb., lOc; 11 lbs ,
Nan, ■■ 16c.;Illba
Naia, " ltc.;ltlba
■eUQUir NOLDKMS,
7M
7 00
00
too
to
u
ao
60
8 00
too
1 to
4 00
t 76
t to
u
7t
1 w
1 M
«60
OfMHV^'
. n» Tuva
^ hands whan mad i
WHStSeul
o^Hap to seven gi
Hug. tha Cahhaga
solubMU water.
, tOc; pint, I
t
WITH II SCALLOPS
4 in., per Iwlf do«
6 '» M •• ,, -,......
6" " •■ ..i..,..
Nats
Na to No, I
Nali
Mo.M
Ho.H
N&R
Thisprepa
■i«Bl,aadlnl|M
than other prepari
hobs lay, and tnar
than four par cant
the same purpeaa.
and robust health
increasing their la
aaricltad when fen
meal). It kaepi thi
growth aiidrflavala
shortens iha moult
aapecially valuabli
using it, with dad
and fa. In alwrt, Ju
tOc: byroail. tk.
CMiOIIND PVB
rales for I
BUSl
TIM Only Nm
Ba
lira warrant
$4tltMtr«, and i
feed Mil ao hoaai
DOtI
OurMvW^a
aagaublat or loir
for tomatoes, but i
olbar pola baaoa.
old plaa of Using b
can ba used axactl]
planu that laquira
win, aad light, ye
care, ba used annu
tm Ti a Hii, 4 > «a t
ObS
rik M
FMktor,
>r piuii,
I cVhImm.
Illl
I naw Mid
mn Scot- ;
r of apcajr,
'■*"*■■ II*,-'
k IW
IHiBf (t|. I M
110
rplMad.. too
inninf M) I 00
n*d,lln. I »
" »ln. I «V
mM foe
100
too
n
■I fOodl
I tyring*
i.acMfM
:ii'bl>ral', '
150
I, Uroni I 00.
(i, hMvy I U
«l,Mlant
too
I b« uMd
f- '«
utunwn
ickM.... TOO
handy, •
«
ch W
bnfk (U) 00
too
to
10
to
u
00
uttbUnl-
M
$t 00 lo I 00
$1600 too
iniH M
hanvUr, 4 00
IBS
M Iltlt,
I to
ptr doi. 4 00
tOc-ifv
176
rrdoi. t 60
U
Itc.
7t
•".v'r >to
160
«60
I
t
t
[olR
■PiiiNO qrfALdDiii or tiiDt. iolm and rukwn por laii.
•w Paninn Um«i Piivdat*
K<H •■••■rovlnii MiMi h«a, Aaia> ^laaa, and all ihImi noatiHi
Imaaiu Par Ih , tl •>»■ !»•■ jtahl.
aat. An •ira<'i|'a, cliaap noodar thai da-
•irara all Mllilaw .>ii I iia|iaa, liiuaaUfflaa, CaiianI Wataa,
Uaacla^an iiiaaa, planu, alt, alt . tfrka. |jar lb., IOk.; bf '
ill, IV.
huu9Vm 0«M««a«in4.- r<i> ilaatnvtnt Ura*«
ll«lla|,Tllii|>.»lildaw.al. I'afnln.tOi .piMlpaU.
•radlcalaa Hcalfa, 1l,ki, l.l««. ami all olhar laaatfl
kaaua iha Raaia tiaaf ul
Hj, MaalyllM,tl<li|^»lilda
oagKlv aradlcaiaa Hcalfa, 1 1, k .
paala mim iha taaca and ikin, and
■ ham Aiff maii^ mnniha aAat uaina II, tliraclMiia wllh aavh
|ia< kaia Hri,.* hit ua«liaga ^ulniianl r»« dipiting V6 lu li
ahaav, MK., immI iialil.
■IM( MiM. foi daalrorlni Piwaio llu^t and iHiia*
' on Tomaln and K.ag I'lanu, (uirani Wnnna, ( aliliaaa l.ica
and Woffma. Haallaa. Hirinad Hu|a. iin Malona, S,)iiaahaa,
lurAipa, Maala, Cankaff Woim* and ('alar|illlata un Viuii
■UOl. ' ., Moaly BlC- loalO, '" Thclp. and Oinamanlal I i«aa, K<»a Huga, rm Woima, al< . Prka
n and III IK iiackagaa. <V. |>ar III,; liy mall, Ilk., iMial paid.
R4)uallf affaciiva on aniiiiala, and U haimlaaa lo iha akin and '
Prr laillla, » >ina, Mk „ 7tc and tll.llO.
VW.— A aaia prapanuio* (oa Ik* complaia afadicallon u( iKa biia, acala, and olh. r Inaacia on pttlila ami traa*. Cannot ha mailad. Par Intlk, 4<lc,
«*••••• on ■■■> Una of Iha miiai affaciUa and chaapaai laaadUa lo daaiiar Sluga, Woima and oihai Inaacia on iraaa, thrukt, gaidan aad houaa plaaia, (Ina paund
orHMPIoaavan gallona of waiai la uaad fur applying lo rotiaga, Pailb.,l6i.; by mail, Mh .
„ ^•'•■l** •* •IH^gk**. 1 ha farmaia and gatdanaia baal frianj, and a aura uruiacllon agaliiil Iha ravagaa of all Inaacl paala, ll killa iha Cotorado llaalla or Potato
nuv,lh*CakhacaWniai,al<..al<' Sand vour aildraaa fof our " Hug Catachltai,'' giving full uailkulara ofabova, Piira, par lb, ilk , |io>l l<aid,
, gy .' Pl' M * *f yi»«|l— iMtw. - An Kngliali praparatloil, vary tlroB|l|p racomaiandad aa a PtrfacI RaiMd* for illldaw, Kad SpiJar and oihar plant diiaaaaa. ll ia
lolu M* In w atar, Prica, par liOl l la , M>c, . iwat paid .
■M tf Oil ■■ ■■ InaaatlaMs, Thia fluid daalroya all Intact paala on plaMaand Iraaa, and piavania blight and mildaw, Cannol ba atailail, Prica, par h«lll*. tl,M,
HaMim«tl^aTllrlBj«l««.~Thlalluidi«daalhlaMaa(y Huga and all hlnda of acala Inaaclk, which invaatroaahuahaa, ale, ■■■■■• . . _.
can, tOc.; pint, 60c.i quart, 76(.; gallon, 11.76. Cannot b* aailad.
Ofoon njr.
handa whan Mad aa a traah.
Holubla Inaaclklda, aihctaally 4aallro*ln| Oil lilnda of aaaia to which planU ara tuli|acl.
full diractlooa with aack belli*. Calinol ba nallad.. ~
ji ia highly latiinimandad, Prka, | pint
' Yo« f u food br Igci Jaat M yoa «•■ (Md for Wlh, B—l or Pat Pork. " and jroii cu f •« ptoMr of
SCkies at All (Seaoiotxs
BY USING
T.a». (THE HEN PERSUADER.) ma.k
Tkb praparatlon tappliat JutI what naiura nacda for producing Km*» Plaiaaao, CIrawlk and ■«*«IOp*
■iOBli and in l|ie aUMt vrsparUaaa ra<|uir*d. Thii aaactnau makat it aomuch mora aiTacliia and aranoniical
than othar praparaliona or homa-madamtalurai. It ia cnliraly unlika ihiwa alimulating uuwdara adv«rliaad lo make
haba lay, and ikarafon doaa not uhautf^aad damag« fowla aa ihay do, it coniaina only juai anough aiimiilania |l•^<
than four par cant.,) to aid digaanobT'Juat aa w* uaa a vary amall guanliiy of muaiard and pappar in our tiwii fiMit-ff
Iha tarn* purpaaa. I u campoalllanalwatelpdf ""'"*''''' 'onica and ramadlal agantt lo anaura parfaci aatimilalii
androbuathaalth without which Iha liaal ratsllt cannot lia aacured. Thua it ia of grant advanlaga lo fowla, whil
incraaaing ihalr Uying poarat, Juat aa cow* ar* banadriad when ihair milk Ih incraaaad by prapar maana, or aa wiil i
aorickpd whan fartiliiatum producaa largar cropa. Oivan fraquantlv to young chickaU lalilaapoonrul lo aach <|uari o
maidit it kaapa than haallhjK and anablaa naarly avary chick lo be brought lo maturity. And itto invrtaaeaihai
anrwth andjlavalaiMMnl that tkav ara aarllar raadv for HMrkai or la% ina li *l>n ,nak#. lardw Millaia i,rAmitt lo la%
growth andddavalawaani that tkajr ara aarllar ready for aarkai or la) ing li alao makaa lardy pullaia promui to la>
tkorlant tka moulting period of fowla, and prerania and curaa leg weakneat and many other diaaaaea. Allhougli
atpadally valuable in wintar, k canaaquence of the high prica of egga, it H of great value at all aeaaona and manv an
ualng it, with decided advantage, ihe whola year round. Il ia equally uaaAll Tor I' urkeya, Uucka, (iaaaa and Hans
and it. In akort, Juat » hat It needed to mak* egg-producing and fowl-raiaing a very piofitabl* reaull. Pticci
tOc.: br mail, tfe: tjjib. boa, OOt; by mail, 70c., poat-paTd ; 10 lb. boa, $1,76.
OBOUMO QVSTm SMILLS.— nr neat vaina to all ponltry ; we thip ihete in large lou and can quoi
ralaafor large or taull Iota. 26 ibt,, 76c.; 60 Ibt., |I.16 ; 100 Iba., ${.00,
lb. pkK.
quota iowcal
BUST'S HAVENS' COllpiTION POWDER
TIM Oiilr PmHIits Pravmttlv* alitf Our* Car
- - - Marw
: Mwllain* fmr Maraagi, Oatli««
Wa warrant Havana' Climax Cnndilioo Powder to — ...
Soltpatro, and all haraM tafradlaala, and to ba aatlralyl
,faad but an honoat modida*, at an boiwat prica. : Liberal pack
TRV 1'^ ONOa AND VOU MTIkL^
•ii4 Paultrif Oltatora, afHl IImi
ry, Mtaap an* H*^*.
from Antimony, Artaolc, Alum, Roain,
My othar praparatlon. It ia not a
gee, weighing 14 onncei, tOc.: poef.paid, S6c.
kLWAVS UM IT.
.LIS FOR GARDEN CROPS
■lAl 1 1 1 IXLlllj
IIIIIIIIIM
! Illlllllllll
lllllllllll
llllllllll
DOUBLB tOMATP TRMLLiS. PBA TRBLLIS OR PE|ICB
Ou.' ••"• •■rdOII Tralito can b* utad for all Undt of cropa that require tupport by ataking, whatkar
vagaublaa ar lowaf*, tolbat It caa navar ooeta amita in the tmallcti garden. Tka Doakia tiallit it Jwwn uted
for toautow, but it can bau«ad to nearly euual advantage in glowing cucoaibeia, meloai, iqnaakei, Lima and
otbar pola baana. Tka Single Tralllt ii uaed mainly for peat, and il wHI ka fonad on trial to be far ahead of ike
old plan oTIuinf bmak orilring. For flowering plantt tkai raqniratuppoit, ilia, of courte, equally valnable.aa it
can ba need axactlr in tka laaia way, according to Ike nalnra of Ika plant, aa for vegeublca, in abort, for any
planu Ibat require tuppon. ar* aanictiiy adviaa tka uaa of tkeae Tralliiat. Il it aubatanlially formed of galvaniied
wtra, and ligkl, yal tirong wood work ;—* — '- — ■--— "-^ '. . p ..
care, ba uted annually far many yean.
wire, and ligkl, yai ti/ong wood work ; and at il can ka rolled up to at to occupy amall tpac*, it can, wiiE ordiiiarv
~" " Supplied in too CMt and twOaty foot laiVthf.
> t aTf »l llt.4 foa lfclgk
Par Roaaliw Foot
noc:^
Par 100 Biumhig Pi
......i. tc
•■■ ■ lOc........
Sa*cue i tOc.....
PMt Bupp l ia* •« lOO M«t »Mm.
foot
. 7c. p*r foot
. Oc,
. Ic.
.Ite.
WILSON'S LITTLE C IANT MILL
ThlaMillla apecially adapird for grinding l)iy llonaa.
Sheila or Grain for Poultry, ll will grind iha whole jaw-
bone of a hfirar in aUiiil three niinulaa ; iha leg-liona of a
beef, S inchea longand
t inchaa in diamaler,
by l>aiiig once a|>lit
iengthwiaa in t min-
ulaa, if Ihe boiiea are
thoroughly dried.
Thia Mill will crack
about a peck of torn
in to minuica. If il
ia deaiied to grind the
corn vary nne, il
ihould run through
the Mill twice. A /
tampla of oyalar ahalla ground or corn cracked with t W
Liltra Giant Mill, will be tant free by mail for lOc, Price,/
without le|«. $anO : Price, with lega, $8.00.
FAMILY C RIST MI LL, NOe Oe
Thin Mill tn upecUlly iMada for irlnding GrahAm Flour
or Corn MckI for tabic uhc. It cati ftlfo tif adjuUMl for
crftckinglhe (rain ifdetii^d. It ii m valuable machin* to
have in the kitchen, a* you can have fre*h Graham or Corn
Meal when wanted. The irittdini surfaces are of very
hard malctial, especially naoe for this pur{>o«e. Weifhif
>0 Ib^ Price, wiihoul le(i. $0.00 ; Price, with lef^^ $8.00.
Circular* Ktving price* of UrK«r iifcs m applicalmu. a
ATOMnERiSPRWRLER'SI^iaTiC*
■,i^..
,■ \
tut ■TIILI ■ROS. COX TORONTO, ORt.
fio. 1 oaH cobuacTioN.
■raCUL PACKAO* OP
M aORTS or NIW
AND CHOICB
>l M>, aarf .( .wk •.»«. lyi «. hM WaM.4 *»
•ni y«i paM. *, 4it»mH ti4H H ttltmM tHm tkt
Vegetables,
SI
AND 4 VARUTIBS OP
•HOWY AND HAND-
lOMI
Hm SOD QjjQui
FloWers.
(••I by Mall oa racaipi of On* Osltar, aoMalna ana rail liaa Packal
••L-h uf
|Maa, Oiani Dwkrf Waa . (/Vm>. I
ImI. Italaci, I^Hii Hload. ^
Cakb««a, WUnlnaaladl.''
Cobbaca. Ka'ly SiimiiMr.
Cwratt, Chanianay (Vnv.l
Can, UU Colony. ( A^/w. |
f clary, ParU(luld«nV>lln»(,Vni,l
""i««iTo.a«ioOam. [StlnlS
Cucaabar, Rvaf|katn W, Spina.
(.V«,.)
Oalaa, Vallaw Olnka Oanwt.
Ptaa, AaMrlcan Wundar,
Radlak. frawh HiaakAial. {flmt)
Squuh, Huliliaiil. </<•' />»/ >
Taniala, PMaio l^aaf {Nrm\.
PUaa. MltaaaalA!^
Illostvaud ClPaulava on HppUaatlon
^J'f ln»IU Itia allrntlKn n« ih» iiuhii
W l !■■■;■< awi Callfr aa on* of Ih. n,._.
fariworklnsanduaaTullnvonilnnaorihaaar'Ail
Iha
fin* of lh« iiinMl iH-f'
MminaMrlio hav* •vornutamtbr hanil n«>il cni.
In uaa ona »< MiMa markrhM In fMlla* a hiMi.lrlA
(nl<iaaYln«ol)HilhUhi>ranrli-.ial. FnrHn'iilarwIlh
pbO WBR
STANDS,
, ,. , niarkrhM In fwlla* a hill
(i>l<taavlniolbiilhUhiiranili-<ial. rnrHn'iilar -....
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•TMLB IROS. COY., TORONTO, ONT.
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TMR UIITHIW POTATO RVR
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potaita la PoUto CaJtara ■■ b* a Prac-
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