. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. PRICE OF BLUE GRASS. -Lb., postpaid, 25c ; by freight, lb., 15c.; pk., 50c.; bu„ 81.65; 100 lbs., Ul 00. Salzer's Dakota Qro^n Timothy. So well known that it needs no description. Our seed is Dakota-grown, and of an unusual vigor. Our patrons will be surprised al its strong growth Rud heavy cropping properties. It is certainly worth 50c. more than common seed, or, as John Walworth, of Iowa, said: **I would rather pay S5.O0 a
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. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. PRICE OF BLUE GRASS. -Lb., postpaid, 25c ; by freight, lb., 15c.; pk., 50c.; bu„ 81.65; 100 lbs., Ul 00. Salzer's Dakota Qro^n Timothy. So well known that it needs no description. Our seed is Dakota-grown, and of an unusual vigor. Our patrons will be surprised al its strong growth Rud heavy cropping properties. It is certainly worth 50c. more than common seed, or, as John Walworth, of Iowa, said: **I would rather pay S5.O0 a bushel for your matchless, vigorous Timothy and SIO.OO a bushel for your Red Clover, than $1.50 a bushel lor Chicago or St. Louis Timothy, and $4.00 for their Clover, be-^ cause your seed is so fine and of such unusual productiveness, and I get double as muchj from it.'* Many farmers sow nothing but Timothy and Clover. Now, here our prolific Dakota Timothy Seed comes into full play. Our Dakota grown Timothy may be a little higher, 'but—?? The growth of our Dakota Timothy is remarkable; the yield in bay astonishing. We believe a farmer can afford *iO pay SLOO a bushel more for our seed than any ither Timothy seed offered in America. Please read what we say regarding Clover Seed, £nder prices for Red Clover. The same applies o our wondrously prolific, rich hay-producing Tim- >thy« JSG^U you wish common Timothy, such as is sold in St. Paul, Des Moines, Chicago, Milwaukee, —seed grown by anyone and evefy- wh«re«—we can buy you this kind and sell it gntfch cheaper than our matchless, prolific cai^ully grown Dakota Timothy Seed.'i^ PRICE OP TIMOTHY SEED. Salzer*s Dakota-Grown.—Lb., by mail, 18c.; by freight, lb., 8c, ; pk„ (iOc; bu., n.85; 2^A bu., S4-50; 1£» lbs., $4.00; sacks, 15c. Bermuda Grass. This plant has long been naturalized in the Southern States. It is a tender, delicate Grass | crowing over and binding the most arid and loostl land; grows luxuriantly in