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Bolgiano's Wonderful New Tomato 



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"My Maryland" 



Has Surpassed the Best Yielding Tomatoes in the World More than 100 Per Cent. 



A Marvelous Double Yielder 



Side^by side it has produced three times the crop 

 produced by the Stone or New Century. It has even 

 doubled the yield of the Greater Baltimore Tomato. 

 "* ■ The vast possibilities of this New Tomato are 

 astonishing. We believed in Greater Baltimore Tomato 

 the limit of productiveness had been reached, but 

 "My Maryland" so far outyields any other Tomato 

 ever grown that its remarkable productiveness is 

 amazing. People have driven miles to see a field of 

 "My Maryland" Tomatoes and they all marveled at 

 the prodigious abundance of the crops it had produced. 

 The fields were literally covered with the finest well- 

 shaped, perfectly formed, solid, smooth, bright red, 

 uniform fruit, all free from roughness and cracks, much 

 larger than any ever seen before. It was called then 

 and there "A Winner" and it well deserved the title. 

 The Tomatoes are much larger and far heavier than 

 either the- Greater Baltimore or the New Century. 

 By most careful reselections for years, we have thor- 

 oughly established the purity and trueness of "My 

 Maryland" Tomato, and are delighted to be the intro- 

 ducer of a Tomato which from start to finish is "King 

 of them all." A real "Double Yielder" that is known 

 as the best second early and main crop Tomato the 

 world has ever produced. 



Prices: 



Pkt.lOc. y 2 Oz.25c. Oz.50c. 2 Ozs. 80c. 



.1/4 Lb. $1.40. y 2 Lb. $2.65. Lb. $5.00. 



Postpaid. 



Bolgiano's "My Maryland" Tomato All You 

 Claim for it and "Then Some." 



On November 5, 1918, Mr. T. A. Simpson, of 

 Howard Co., Md., wrote: "I wish to say that Bolgiano's 

 'My Maryland 1 Tomato is all you claim for it and 'then 

 some.' The seed was sown in hotbeds on February 21st, 

 the plants were reset in coldbeds when about three inches 

 high, and were put out in the garden about June 1st. I 

 gathered my first ripe fruit about July 7lh, and have had 

 an abundance of the finest fruit ever since. The weather 

 conditions were not very favorable, as we had dry spells 

 in the Summer. The fruit was of good size, smooth and 

 very prolific. I liked it so well that I am going to order 

 more for next season." 



Outclassed All Other Tomatoes in New York 



On November 4, 1918, Leonard Geo. Jerram, of New 

 York City, wrote: "Notwithstanding the exceedingly dry 

 season and the ravages of blight in this section, I am 

 pleased to say that Bolgiano's 'My Maryland' Tomatoes 

 proved a wonder and outclassed all other Tomatoes in 

 this section." 



"My Maryland" Can't Be Beat 



On February 12, 1918, Geo. Sayer, of Jennings Co., 

 Jnd., wrote: "I have been buying my Tomato seed from 

 you for a number of years, and do not think thai your 

 'My Maryland' Tomato seed can be beat as a Tomato." 



"My Maryland" — The Most Wonderful Crop 

 I Have Ever Seen 



On September 22, 1918, Clyde D. Crumbie, of York 

 Co., Pa., wrote: "The 'My Maryland' Tomatoes that 

 I purchased from you last season produced the most won- 

 derful crop I have ever seen. They are as fine as silk and 

 I will order more seed when the lime comes. 



"My Maryland" a Good Main Crop Variety 



On October 31, 1918, Messrs. Schroeder Brothers, of 

 Bergen Co., N. J., wrote: "Bolgiano's 'My Maryland' 

 Tomato seed did very well here last season. It is a good 

 main crop variety. The weather was ideal for Tomatoes, 

 warm and always rain in time." 



"My Maryland" and "Glory",Stood^thelTest " 



../-> 0n r S /P tember 23 - i9i8 < H. Hogburg, of Shawnee Co., Kan., wrote: 

 Out of five varieties your 'My Maryland' and 'Glory' were the only two 

 that came out of the dry weather setting new large fruit which is still on the 

 vines at this writing. I shall try them again next year, as I am very well 

 pleased with them." 



"My Maryland", Tomato 

 "My Maryland" Proved toJbeiExcellent 



On August 12, 1918, Anderson Brothers Canning Co., of Mahoshua Co.. 

 Iowa, wrote: "The 'My Maryland' Tomato seed bought from you proved to 

 be excellent. The vines produced a crop of Tomatoes above the normal. In 

 fact, we cannot call to mind a season when there was so heavy a setting of 

 Tomatoes as there was this season." 



