SWEET CORN 



LATE VARIETIES 



Banana. Stalk of medium size. Ears 

 5 to 6\ inches long, 16 to 20-rowed. Kernels 

 are separate, irregular, loose and white, and 

 cob is white. 



Bearsfoot or Washington. A large, good 

 grower. A favorite with Boston market 

 growers. 



Black Mexican. (Description given be- 

 fore.) 



Broad Grained (Livingston's). Stalk 

 7^ to 8 feet. A special, selected strain. 

 Grain very broad and deep. Eight-rowed. 

 Ears 7|- to 8 inches long. 



Country Gentleman or Egyptian. Stalk 

 and ears of medium size. Grains deep, in 

 irregular rows, white, sweet and tender. 

 Ears 6 to 8 inches long. If inches in diameter, 

 12 to 18-rowed. Cob small, white. A 

 variety for choice trade. A cross between 

 Ne Plus Ultra and Stowell's Evergreen. 



Evergreen Livingston. This is an improved 

 Stowell's Evergreen. 



Evergreen, Livingston Red Cob. Stalk 8 

 to 12 feet high. Ears 7§ inches long, with 



