. De belles fleurs de printemps : 1895. Cedar Falls Iowa pépinière ; catalogues de graines de fleurs, graines de légumes Catalogues Catalogues ; bulbes (plantes) ; les plantes ornementales, les Catalogues Catalogues. Catalogue de semences et de plantes. Gfyoice Voir(ls. Dans l'évolution rapide et de plus en plus, le goût lor dowers seedsman a été un facteur le plus important, la fourniture à un coût modéré des centaines de belles variétés de fleurs annuelles et vivaces, ainsi que les sortes les plus tendres pour la maison verte. Les graines que nous proposons sont les meilleures variétés cultivées et l'ensemble de meilleure qualité, et nous savons qu'ils vont répondre aux plus exigeants de

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. Beautiful flowers : spring 1895. Nursery stock Iowa Cedar Falls Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. Catalogue of Seeds and Plants. Gfyoice FloWer See(ls. In the rapid and growing taste lor dowers, the seedsman has been a most important factor, supplying at a moderate cost hundreds of beautiful varieties of Annuals and hardy Perennials, as well as the most tender sorts for the green house. The seeds we offer are the very best varieties grown and all of finest quality, and we know they will suit the most exacting of buyers. We burned all seeds left over from 1894, and are buying fresh .stock from the best growers in the country. We know that there is none of better quality offered by any seedsman in the country. Blowers are usually divided into two classes, viz : Annuals and Perennials. Annuals are those that bloom and ripen seed the first year and then die. Among these may be found some of our most brilliant and fragrant flowers. In fact, if you want (lowers early in the season, and all the time till frost, a good selection of Annuals will not disap- point you." Of Perennials we have listed only Ihose that flower the first season after sowing. For early planting we would recommend ail to procure their seeds earlv. LMfwmg cniu r- â sm*/e b errn A shallow box is best to sow flower seed in. Make two or MUW IU 9UVV PLUWLK 5ttU. three boles in the bottom for drainage and till nearly to the top with rich loam, without manure. Take small pieces of board and press the soil perfectly smooth and level. Sow the seed evenly. Take two pirts of pure sand to one of loam and mix well. Place a small quantity of this in a fine sieve lit will not hurt your Hour seive if you have no other): do not shake it, but take one hand and rub the dirt through, watching the' box, so as to cover i! evenly. Small seed like Petunia, Cineraria, etc.. should be but slightly covered, while the larger ones like Asters,

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