. Steckler's seed catalogue and garden manual for the southern states : 1901 . yet strongrake for raking up leaves, etc., on the 1The head is made of wood, while the teethare strong round wire, slightly curved,numbering twenty-four. A fine rake forthe lawn. Price, 75 , making the work quick, easy and pleas-sral satisfaction. Price, 20 cents each, by mail 1S4 J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., AND Christmas Tt*e@s AND ORNAMENTS. We beg to notify our many patrons thatwe carry the largest stock of ChristmasTrees of any house in the South. Pricesranging from 50 cents to $ Treesave
. Steckler's seed catalogue and garden manual for the southern states : 1901 . yet strongrake for raking up leaves, etc., on the 1The head is made of wood, while the teethare strong round wire, slightly curved,numbering twenty-four. A fine rake forthe lawn. Price, 75 , making the work quick, easy and pleas-sral satisfaction. Price, 20 cents each, by mail 1S4 J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., AND Christmas Tt*e@s AND ORNAMENTS. We beg to notify our many patrons thatwe carry the largest stock of ChristmasTrees of any house in the South. Pricesranging from 50 cents to $ Treesaveraging from 4 to 25 feet, of the finestSpruce Pine. Also Holders for same, aswell as all the necessary ornaments, goldand silver Tinsel, Candles, etc. Send inyour orders early next season. Trees onhand from December 15th. Upland and l/owland Seed Rice.—These are the only varieties for our South-ern soil. Genuine Imported HondurasSeed Rice, 75c. per peck; $ per bushel$ per barrel. Imported Choice Carolina Seed Rice,73c. per peck; $ per bushel; $ Galbreaths Pecan Tree Budder. Price, $ !Letter on Pecan Culture. The tree3, as far as my observation goes, aresubject to no disease, and have but few insectpests to contend with. They willgrow in almostany soil, on high or low land, no cultivation, nodraining, no pruning required. The reverse of allthis is true of the orange; yet how many havespent much money in trying to establish orangegroves, and so few to pfant pecan trees. The re-turns from the first so uncertain, from the lastabsolutely sure. The pecan nut tree, Yuglans Carya Olivrefor-mis, grows wild in many of the Southern States,and is said to be indigenous along the Missis-sippi river as far north as Southern Iowa. The bulk of the nuts on the market are fromwild self-sown trees. Prices vary from 5c. to pound, showing conclusively there is a greatdifference in quality. The rich, sweet, oily nuts ofthin shell and large size are the best
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