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BONNY BEST 



TOMATO 



All our Tomato seeds are grown expressly for 



seed and are the best the world produces. 



One ounce to 1,500 plants. 



si v to eight ounces to an acre. 



CULTURE OF TOMATO -Seed may bestarted 

 in hoi bed in March, or sufficient plants for family 

 US< can be grown in pots or boxes indoors with 

 very little trouble. Be particular to vive plants 

 the benefit of fresh air and sun whenever judici- 



■ the purpose of hardening them, and 



ttfa mats when necessary to prevent them 

 from frosting. The two extremes of heat and cold 



i illy injurious. It is customary with the 

 Km is to remove the plants from hot-beds 



old frames, allowing a distance of several 

 inches between the plants. In May select and 

 the soil, and set the plants three feet each 

 way Hoc and draw earth to the stems. When 

 the plants crowd the fruit will be small. Have the 

 i rich. I ; or general crop, sow froin the 

 middle of April or during May in the open air 

 selecting good soil in a location much exposed to 

 the sun and sheltered by a hill, or woods on the 

 north. 



"Bonny Best" Earlr Tomato. He who wants 

 a red Tomato cannot go astray with this new 

 magnificent Tomato. For nine years it has been 

 selected for earlincss. solidity, smoothness and 



-of ripening up to stem. Fifteen days earl- 

 ier than the Beauty Tomato, and as early as the 

 Barliana. Vigorous grower, enormously produc- 

 tive, with a vigorous growth of foliage which pro- 

 tects the fruit from being scalded by the direct 

 sun. The uniformity in size of all its fruit is one 

 of its leading characteristics. Packet, 10 cents; % 

 ounce, 15 cents; 1 onnce, 25 cents; K pound 75 

 cents; 1 pound $3.00. 



Spirh'i larluna, -ajoubtedly the •. -introduced. Perfect as to shape, color and quality. It is beautiful red and 



Almost seedless and very' solid. There is no Tomato brought out that is as prolific in yield: it bears itsfmit in large 

 :ues to fruit until frost. Packets. 5 and 10 cents; ounce. 20 cents; V* pound, 60 cents; pound. $2.00. 

 Boleiano Prize-Taker Tomato. \Ha years of careful test this Tomato is recognized as being the most beautiful tomato produced. Its beautiful, glossy- 

 ink color, combined with its large size, smoothness, solidity, weight, aad productiveness, make it the most profitable tomato grown by the market 

 . It can be picked before it is ripe and will ripen finely, making it one of the best shippers. Packets, 5 and 10 cents; ounce. 15 cents; Yt, pound, 40 

 cents: por.- 

 Jane Pink Tomato. . in call attention to this now justly celebrated Tomato. Why not grow the best if you grow Tomatoes? June pink as we pre" 



- now the leading pink or purplish pink Tomato for the earliest crops. The pleasing color with its splendid large size and firmness is all that can be- 

 There are two strains of this grand Tomato our -train is by far the best. We get our seed each season from the originator, knowing as we do that 

 :ake best care to see that his seed is as nearly perfect as possible. Packet, 10 cents; 1 ounce, 25 cents; Y. pound, 80cents; 1 pound $2.75. 

 Bolg'iano's Grand Tomato. ears of careful selection and plant breeding we have been able to secure a tomato which is in every way better than 



te beauty or Prize-Taker Tomato. See full description on page 1. 

 Bolgi»no'« Extremely Early Profilic I. X. L. Tomato. is Tomato sold last year at $16.00perlb. See novelties, page 2. for full description. 



Greater Baltimore Tomato. 



7 on the niar" 

 - ooth. round, ver 

 and free from ridges and blight 



Bolgiano's Celebrated B. B. Tomato, 

 dnced have given the 



market gardens, home and canners as * 



has no superior. Packets, 5 and 10 cei /* 



New Splendid Tomato. A good - V- - i 



to. While not quite as earlj as the ^^B 



June Pink, yet it has good character and is ^H 



productive. The fruit is large, and continues ^ 



a long time. Packets. 5 and 



- 1 ounce, 20 cents: % pound 60 cents: 



Livingston'* Globe Tomato. We can 



■j well for this Tomato; intro ^ 



in Ohio some few years ago and ha- 

 gradually increased in demand until now it i- 

 one of the leaders. l%arge-purlish pink - 

 comes immediate!; after the earliest - 

 Enormously productive and continues to bear 



atoea the entire season. Packets. 5 and 10 cents; 1 ounce. 



cents; Y* pound, 60 cents; 1 pound, $2.00. 



