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Culture of Peppers.— Sow in hot-beds. 

 in March or April, or on a warm 

 sheltered border in May, and when the 

 season is favorable, transplant in rows 

 2 feet apart and 18 inches in the row, 

 in good rich mellow ground. 



Phis., Ozs. and J^ lbs. delivered Free, but 

 add. 8c to Lbs. 



Pkts. Oz. 



223. New Neapolitan (Specialty, See Page 17) 5,10c 40c 



226. Chinese Giant (Specialty See Page 17).. 5, 10c 25c 



227, 



51.35 

 1.00 



Lb. 



$5.00 



3.50 



Chinese Giant (Specialty See Page 17).. 5, 10c 



Ruby King. — The most popular, large-fruited Pep- 

 per ; a prolific bearer of ruby-red pods, 5 to 6 inches 

 long by 3 to 4 inches in diameter ; flesh exceedingly 

 thick, sweet, and so mild that it is often eaten sliced 

 as salad : splendid for stuffing, etc 5, 10c 



Bell or Bull Nose, large, hot, red, for pickling 5, 10c 



Sweet Mountain, flesh very thick, mildL 5, 10c 



Red Chili, not so long nor thick as Cayenne 5, 10c 



Long Red Cayenne very hot, pickling, etc 5, 10c 



Pomme de Terre Patatas "ffcartoffeltt 



Grown Expressly for Seed. 



228. 

 229 



6ced &etatees. 



20c 

 20c 

 20c 

 20c 

 20c 



60c 

 50c 

 50c 

 60c 

 50c 



2.00 

 1.50 

 1.50 

 2.00 

 1.50 



40c 

 50c 



1.30 3.50 



VIRGINIA SECOND CROP. 



Peck Bus. Bbl. 



1.40 

 1.40 



PlucKy Baltimore (Specialty, See Page 17). The best and 



earliest Potato on earth. Without an equal 75c $2.25 $6.00 



Houlton Early Rose 40c 1.30 3.50 



Thoroughbred. — It is similar to the old Rose in shape and a 

 decided improvement. Pink skin, extra fine quality, and 



very productive 40c 1.30 3.50 



Crown Jewel. — A most productive early white potato of 



superior market and table qualities 40c 1.30 3.50 



Pride of South 50c 1.40 3.75 



Red Bliss Triumph 50c 1.40 3.75 



Bovee 50c 1.40 3.75 



Early Rose 40c 1.30 3.50 



Junior Prides, or White Bliss 50c 1.40 3.75 



Puritan, or Polaris. — A splendid early variety, white and 

 fine, very prolific, yielding large crops of handsome pota- 

 toes of most superior table qualities 40c 1.30 3.50 



From 5 Bbls. of Second Crop Potalot 

 and no sign of scab. 



August 12th, 1905. 

 • last spring from your firm, I marketed 650 bus Choice Potatoes 

 Signed, C. F. Gillespie, Md. 



"I was pleased with the Potatoes you sold me.' 



Louis F. Longfield, Md. 



June 18, 1905. 





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3.75 

 3.75 



Maine 9otatoes. 



"We are T,arge Growers of Aroostook County (Maine) Grown Seed 

 Potatoes. Special Prices cheerfully given to large buyers on appli- 

 cation for both Maine Grown and "Virginia Second Crops. Prices 

 subject to Market Changes. 



Peck Bus. Bbl. 



Bolgiano's Famous Prosperity Potatoes. 



Yields great crops of even, fine, smooth, large 

 Potatoes, under the most unfavorable circum- 

 stances. Flesh is as white as snow, and cooks 



dry and mealy 40c $1.35 $3.50 



Spalding No. 4, Extra Early Rose XX.— Earli- 

 est Rose Potato in the world, good cropper, fine 



appearance _ 



Ensign Bag'Iey, or White Rose. — An excellent 

 cropper; smooth and not susceptible to disease 



Henderson's Early Bovee 50c 



Maine Houlton Early Rose. — The genuine 

 Early Rose still remains the standard early 



variety 50c 1.40 3.50 



Red Bliss Triumph, or Improved Red Ber- 

 muda. — One of the earliest varieties grown. Its 

 great productiveness, handsome color and re- 

 sistance to disease make it most popular with 



Southern shippers 60c 1.60 4.25 



Pride of the South. — Thisvariety is a twin to the 

 Red Bliss Triumph, in everything except color, 



it being white, with pink eye 50c 1.40 3.75 



Early Ohio. — One of the standard early varieties 

 and said to be "the best botato that grows in 

 the ground." Full week earlier than the Early 

 Rose; shape, oblong; quality, dry, mealy, fine 



texture and flavor 50c 1.40 3.75 



Irish Cobbler. — It is a vigorous grower, ripens 



uniformly, and a good keeper 40c 1.30 3.50 



Junior Prides, or White Bliss 50c 1.40 3.75 



Early Thoroughbred, one of 

 the most popular of the Ear- 

 ly Rose Varieties 40c 1.30 3.50 



Crown Jewel, Maine grown, 

 good drought resister, good 

 keepers, white, pink end, 



very early 40c 1.30 3.50 



Early New Queen, every po- 

 tato ripens at one time, 

 snowy white when baked, 



delicious .". 40c 1.30 3.50 



Early Norther, choice strain, 

 extra early, rose color, very 



productive, a favorite 40c 1.30 3.50 



ClarK's No. 1, earlier than 

 rose, oblong, pink color, 



mealy cooker, fine flavor 40c 1.30 3.50 



Beauty Hebron, splendid 

 keeper, pink turning to pure 



white, early productive 40c 1.30 3.50 



Carmon No. 3, most success- 

 ful of the Cannon's, heavy 



vielder 40c 1.30 3.50 



BurbanK Seedling, an old 

 standard, popular on account 



of its fine eating quality 40c 1.30 3.50 



Sir Walter Raleigh, big crop- 

 per, flesh white, superior 



quality, finegrained 40c 1.30 3.50 



Green Mountain, a very pop- 

 ular main crop Potato 40c 1.30 3.50 



Rural New YorKer, second 

 early, large, smooth, white 

 wide as long, very productive 40c 1,30 3.50 

 White Elephant, most largely 

 grown, heavy eropper, excel- 

 lent quality, white flesh 40c 1.30 3.50 



Empire State, great yielder, 



popular 40c 1.30 3.50 



Maggie Murphy, very pro- 

 ductive, oblong, somewhat 



flattened 40c 1.30 3.50 



Early Fortune, oblong early, 



productive 40c 1.30 3.50 



Early Six WeeKs, ready for 



the table in six weeks 40c 1.30 3.50 



Early Harvest, very popular 

 in the largest potato section.. 40c .1.30 3.50 



BOLGIANO'S FAMOUS PROSPERITY POTATOES 



Dec. 13, 1905. 

 Messrs. J. Bolgiano & Son, Baltimore, Md. 



Gentlemen: — My seed potatoes consisting of the 

 following varieties:- 2 barrels Red Bliss, 1 barrel 

 Spauldings No. 4, 1 barrel Puritans, 1 barrel 

 Thoroughbreds, I barrel Ii ish Cobblers, which you 

 shipped me about a week ago have arrived in good 

 order. Many thanks for your prompt shipment. 

 B. Barnes, Plant City, Fla. 



