Extra Early "Wealthy" Tomato 



Has made Many Truckers and Market Gardeners Rich 



278. Thousands of dollars clear have been made by the men who 

 have planed the Wealthy Tomato. From the day you sow the seed 

 until the last, large shapely fruit is shipped to an anxious early mar- 

 ket; Wealthy Tomato keeps the lead. One of the earliest of the ear- 

 liest; smooth firm, delicious flavor, beautiful red color and an abun- 

 dant yielder. In the Wealthy Tomato Mother Earth pays us a thou- 

 sand fold for our effort. In Springtime those who have the means 

 are only too glad to spend it freely if in return they can get the first 

 fruits of the season. Then the fancy prices are realized, and if you 

 trust Wealthy Tomato it will put you in a position to get your share 

 and also the share of the man who takes years to find out a money 

 maker. Pkt. 10c. Oz. 25c. K Lb. 85c. lyb. S3.00. Postpaid. 

 1 Crate To Every Two Plants. 



Mark Zill. of Florida, wriles: " I planted your Wealthy Tomato last 

 year and zrew one crate from evoy two phDits. / do nut want any 

 better.'' 



Earliest and Finest in Frederick Co., Md. 



Chas. O. D. Lee, Frederick Co. ,I\rd.. writes: " Yoiir IVealthy Tomato 

 is the earliest and finest we hai!e had in this part of the country. iVe 

 had ripe tomatoes the Z6th of June. They yield in great abundance." 



Bolgiano's ''Florida Special" Tomato 



Greatest Blight Resisting Tomato on Earth 



311. Not a single grower of Tomatoes in Florida or in any locality 

 where blight has injured the Tomato crops, should go through this 

 season without trying this most excellent new Tomato. We call it 

 "Florida Special!.' for it has been most carefully bred up to resist the 

 ravages of blight which has been so discouraging to our Florida cus- 

 tomers. It is red in color, large msize, fine flavored, firm and meaty, 

 very prolific, and about as early as the Earliana. It is a most excel- 

 lent shipper, in fact, duringour entire timeof selectingand breeding 

 up the Florida Special, we took the utmost pains in selecting such 

 tomatoes as would stand the long shipment to the northern markets 

 from Florida. We are confident Bolgiano's Florida Special Tomato 

 is going to make a record this year, that will put it head andshould- 

 ers above any Tomato that has ever been intr. duced excepting the 

 I. X. L. Tomato. Price, Pkt. 10c. Oz. 25c. Va, Lb. 85c. Lb. J3.00. 

 Postpaid. 



In Florida— The Finest Tomato Raised. 



On Nov. 25th, 1912 Mr. J. E. Fuse of Lockhart, Fla. writes: Voiir 

 " Florida Special" Tomato is the finest Tomato we can raise here. 

 Close To 1000 Crates To The Acre. 



IVillers and Milikin, Dade Co., Fla., writes: " IVe are glad to reply 

 to you that your Bolgiano's Florida Special Tomato Seeds, are reported 

 to t(S by growers to give good results, especially in selling the fruit. 

 Growers expect to get close to 1,000 crates to the acre. 



New "Red Rock" Tomato 



572. This is one of the finest large red Tomatoes ever introduced- 

 It ranks among the later varieties, requiring about 110 days from 

 seed-sowing to ripe fruit. It is very solid and free from any excess 

 of water; smooth and of a very fine and red color. Superior in tex- 

 ture and flavor. It is anextraordiuary heavy producer and excellent 

 shipper. Twenty-five tons of fruit have been grown to the acre. It 

 is specially recommended to truckers and growers for canning fac- 

 tories, as it is very showy and productive. It has a very strong, vig- 

 orous vine, protecting the fruits from sunscald Pkts. 5c. and 10c. 

 Oz. 25c. K lb. 60c. Lb. S2.00. Postpaid. 



Bolgiano's Best Tomato, The Great B. B. Tomato. 



Extra Early Wealthy Tomato 



Bolgiano's Best, The "Great B. B." Tomato 



284. This Tomato is unequalled. It has every good quality pertaining to 

 the Tomato and avoids all faults of other sorts. One of the smoothest, most 

 solid, heaviest and most handsome Tomatoes grown. It suits gardeners, 

 canners and shippers, who are delighted with its faultless fruit, which fills 

 their wants in every p.irlicular. The B. B. is as solid as an apple, has no core 

 and the flavor is excellent. It weighs more pounds per bushel than many 

 other sorts which proves its solidity; has a beautiful red color, outside and 

 inside, and the fruit is quite large. There is no need of a field of poorToma- 

 toes when a half dollar will buy enough seed to supply plants for one acre. 

 Used successfully for earlyand late crops; alwaj-s sells at the highest prices. 

 Pkt. 10c. Oz. 25c. Vi Lb 60. c. Lb. $2.00. Postpaid. 



Just Dumb Luck— First Time. Sends 3000 Miles For Them 



Second Time. 



Mr. Richard N. Bennett, of Klickitat Co., State of Washing- 

 ion, writes»as follows: In buying some Tomato Plants last year, 

 I chanced to get sotne of your Great B.B. or Bolgiano's Best 

 Tomatoes, and was so well pleased with them that I now send 

 3 on my seed order in hopes of getting some of the same seed, 

 and growing plants of thcmfor myself. 



Chalk's "Early Jewel" Tomato 



287. This excellent new to-mato has attracted the attention 

 of market gardeners and .shippers on account of its fine qual- 

 ity, its wonderful productiveness; earliness and large size. 

 Chalk's Jewel is not quite .so early as the Earliana, or so large 

 as the I. X. L. but size of the fruitcontinues very large, almost 

 to the last picking. The vines are fairly loaded with fruit 

 during the en tire .season, 75 of which will fill a % bushel bas- 

 ket. The fruit is very solid and deep through measuring iVa 

 inches across by almost 3 inches in depth. Color is bright 

 scarlet .aid it ripens up to the stem, without cracks or green 

 core. It is an excellent shipper. The climate in which we 

 grow our tomato seeds makes them earlier, free from disease 

 and blight, and nrore productive than seed you can produce 

 from any other source. Trv them for yourself. Price, Pkt. 

 10c. Oz. 25c. K Lb. 75c, Lb. $2.50. Postpaid, 



Bolgiano's New "Pink Giant" Tomato 



187. _ A fine large handsome early pink Tomato. One rea- 

 son pink Tomatoes have not been so popular recently, is be- 

 cause they have not been subjected to the great hybridizing 

 by which the Red Tomatoes have been so wonderfully devel- 

 oped. This has been overcome in this magnificent New Pink 

 Giant Tomato, it has been carefully crossed and re-crossed 

 for size of fruit, earline-ss, solidity, .smoothness, productive- 

 ness. We have large uniform '" ^ndsome fruit which sells 

 readily at a much higher prii?" iri did ever the older vari- 

 eties. Pkt. 10c. Oz. 25c. Vi Lb. 85c. Lb. S3. 00. Postpaid. 



