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the following list, therefore, it is given only as suggestive. No 

 one can make a mistake in growing at least the following varieties, 

 as they stand well up at the head of the list. These results are 

 from our experience in growing large numbers of vegetables at the 

 New Hampshire Experiment Station each year. 



Bush Beans, — Giant Stringless Green Pod, Valentine, and 

 Wardwell's Kidney Wax ; Bush Lima Beans, — Henderson's or 

 Sieva ; Beets, — Eclipse or Crosby's Egyptian ; Early Cabbage, — 

 Early Spring and Winningstadt ; Late Cabbage, — Succession and 

 Lupton ; Carrots, — Danvers Half Long and Chantenay ; Cauli- 

 floioer, — Snowball and Erfurt ; Celery, — for early use. Golden 

 Self-blanching ; for fall and early winter, Boston Market ; for 

 winter, Pascal ; Sweet Corn, — for very early, Early Cory ; second 

 early, Crosby's Early ; medium or late. Potter's Excelsior or 

 Squantum ; Cucumbers, — White Spine ; Egg Plants, — New York 

 Improved Large Purple ; Lettuce, — Big Boston, New York, Grand 

 Rapids; Muskmeloyis, — Emerald Gem, Rocky Ford, Montreal; 

 Watermelons, — Cole's Early, Boss, Black-eyed Susan ; Onions, — 

 Yellow Danvers ; Parsnips, — Hollow Crown ; Peas, — early, 

 Gradus or Prosperity, Nott's Excelsior ; late, Telephone ; Strata- 

 gem, dwarf and tall ; Peppers, — Sweet Mountain, Large Bell, 

 Improved Thick Long Red; Potatoes, — Early Rose, Delaware, 

 Green Mountain, Washington ; Pumpkins, — Small Sugar, Golden 

 Oblong ; Radishes, — Early Scarlet Globe, French Breakfast, 

 Woods' Early Frame; Squash, — Early Prolific Marrow, Essex 

 Hybrid, Warren, Hubbard ; Tomatoes, — Earliana, Dwarf Cham- 

 pion, Stone ; Turnips, — Early Milan, Early Snowball, White 

 Egg, Red-top Globe ; Swedes or Ruta-bagas, — American Purple 

 Top Ruta-baga. 



