. Temporada de 1902 : Las semillas, bulbos. Viveros Catálogos de Middletown Connecticut; catálogos de semillas de hortalizas, flores de semillas catálogos; Equipos de jardinería y suministros catálogos. FRED. P. BURR &Amp; CO. CON LA LISTA DE PRECIOS. 21. -Y- Floración verano bulbos. Las primas de liberal. De todas las semillas en paquetes, el comprador podrá seleccionar iwenty y cinco céntimos de euros extra por cada dólar nos envió. Por lo tanto, nadie nos envío #1.00, puede seleccionar las semillas, en paquetes, que asciende a £1.25 ; para #2.00, el valor de £2.50, y así sucesivamente. Este descuento sólo se aplica a las semillas en paquetes. Sellos postales aceptó la misma como efectivo. General

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. Season of 1902 : seeds, bulbs. Nursery stock Connecticut Middletown Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. FRED. P. BURR & CO.'S PRICE LIST. 21. —AND— SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS. LIBERAL PREMIUMS. Of all seeds in packets, the purchaser may select iwenty-five cents' worth extra, for each one dollar sent us. Thus, anyone sending us #1.00, can select seeds, in packets, amounting to £1.25 ; for #2.00, to the value of £2.50, and so on. This discount applies only to seeds in packets. Postage stamps accepted the same as cash. General Cultural Directions.—Sowing the Seed.—Most failures in flower culture come from improper treatment of the seeds and young plants. We urge every purchaser of our seed to carefully study the cultural directions printed on each package. In sowing fine flower seeds, the common mistake is to cover them too deeply. The great point is to sow them in freshly worked soil, not wet enough to be sticky, but fine, moist and mellow. After sowing the seed, pat the soil down firm; nothing more will be required. All choice seeds and bulbs, to do their best, must have proper cultivation. FERTILIZER FOR FLOWERING PLANTS.—Fine Bone Flour—a valuable fertilizer for both potted and bedded plants. Can be easily applied at any time and will quickly show its excellence. Price, per sack of 25 lbs., #1.00 ; per 100 lbs., #3.00. TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Knowledge of the proper sources from which to draw supplies is of the greatest value to all buyers of our seeds, and only gained by many years of experience. We cannot give any warrant, because failures more often occur through a lack in the conditions required to produce a good crop, than from defect in the seeds. Proper conditions for germination are, correct temper- ature and moisture, soil of the right kind, properly prepared, and no mechanical obstacles to the germination of the seed, such as a baked surface or a too compact soil. Cold and hot w