EEPORT ON THE VARIETIES OP GARDEN PEAS, 361 



simple stem, which is about 5 feet high. The foliage is bright 

 and not dark green, like the other varieties of this class. The 

 pods are generally single, but sometimes in pairs, and are from 



Glory. Jicl'Pse- 



Sown Feb. 19th ; bloomed June Tth ; slatted June 20th ; and 

 fit for use July 9th. . . ,, 



This and Fairbeard's Champion of England were onginaUy 

 taken from the same pod. the former having a round a°d J^^ 

 latter a wrinkled seed. It is the earliest of all the round blue 

 peas, and very superior in everv respect to the foUowmg, which 



