Catalogue of seeds, agricultural & horticultural supplies and guide for the garden, field & farm . persede Cycas Revolutafor decorative purposes, - - - - - - - 25c 2 00 Sagus Vitiensis, True Sago.—A native of the Fiji Islands and a beautiful,tall growing palm. This is the palm from which the True Sago of com-merce is prepared, not the Cycas Circinalis, as generally and erroneouslysupposed, - - - - - - - - - - , 3oc 3 00 Zamia Spiralis.—A beautiful Cycad. Native of Australia. Like otherCycads, it is intermediate between the tree ferns and palms. This isone of the best of the genus, 2°c 1 5° Ue&
Catalogue of seeds, agricultural & horticultural supplies and guide for the garden, field & farm . persede Cycas Revolutafor decorative purposes, - - - - - - - 25c 2 00 Sagus Vitiensis, True Sago.—A native of the Fiji Islands and a beautiful,tall growing palm. This is the palm from which the True Sago of com-merce is prepared, not the Cycas Circinalis, as generally and erroneouslysupposed, - - - - - - - - - - , 3oc 3 00 Zamia Spiralis.—A beautiful Cycad. Native of Australia. Like otherCycads, it is intermediate between the tree ferns and palms. This isone of the best of the genus, 2°c 1 5° Ue<^tabl<? Seed5—de^eral Cist. NOTICE.—In ordering Seeds, please notice that ounce prices will be charged for quantities less than one-quarter pound, and pound prices for less than ten pound lots. All Vegetable Seeds, except where otherwisepriced can be supplied in packets at 5 cents each—50 cents per dozen. We have affixed the names of the Veg-etable Seeds in three languages—the first, Spanish ; second, German; third, French. The English name is ofcourse given in the ARTICHOKE. Alchach of a—A Hisch oke—A rti chant the seeds early in the spring, one inch deep, and three or four inches apartin drills one foot apart. Hoe often and transplant in the following spring to hills fourfeet apart, setting from one to three plants in a hill. The soil should be deep, lightand rich, and the situation open and free from the influence of trees. The parts usedare the fleshy substance on the bottom of the scales of the immature flower Green Globe—The largest and best (see cut), oz. 30c; lb. $3 50. Large Green Globe. ASPARAGUS. Esparrago—Sparge!—Asperge. Sow in rows a foot apart. Keep carefully hoed and clear from weeds, and the plants willbe in condition to set out when one year old. The soil for the permanent beds should bethoroughly manured and trenched to a depth of at least two feet. Plant in rows three feetapart, and one foot between
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