CUCUMBER, 155 
White Evergreen. Large ear, white cob, deep, very 
white grained; 80 to 85 days. 
Zig Zag Evergreen. Similar to Stowell’s Evergreen 
except that grains are irregularly set on cob; 75 to 80 
days. 
Except those noted otherwise in the description, the foregoing are 
all sugar corns. 
CORN SALAD. 
Known also as Lamb’s Lettuce, or Fetticus and Vet- 
ticost. 
Broad -leaved, large-seeded. There are several 
sorts, but this is the only one cultivated in America. 
CRESS OR PEPPER GRASS. 
Curled.—Dwarf, compact; leaves feathered like 
parsley. 
Golden Yellow, or Australian. Dwarf; yellowish- 
green, broad-leaved; mild in flavor. 
Upland, or American, Land. Hardy, perennial; 
similar to water cress in form of leaf and taste. 
Water. Hardy, aquatic, perennial; leaves rounded. 
CUCUMBER. 
Cumberland.—Large vine; long fruit with rough- 
ened surface, dark green, white spines. 
Early Frame, or Early Cluster, Evergreen, Short 
Green, Westerfield Chicago Pickling. Medium-vined; 
fruit about 5 inches long, 2 to 24 inches in diameter 
when matured for slicing; green ripening yellow, black 
spines. Very old variety. 
Early Russian, or Extra Early Seedling, Extra Early 
Siberian, Ever Bearing New Siberian. Small, short- 
jointed vine, bearing usually in pairs small fruit three 
