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Livingston’s Favorite. 
Dwarf Champion. This is 
a distinct kind. The plants grow 
stiff and upright, and need no support 
as other kinds. Can be planted closely 
together, three feet apart. It is early 
and productive; the fruit resembles 
the Acme; but is of lighter color, 
ripens up even and does not crack. 
When room is an object this sort is 
recommended. 
Early Large Smooth Red. 
An early kind of medium size; smooth 
and productive. 
Selected Trophy. A very 
large, smooth ‘Tomato, more solid 
and heavier than any other kind. 
Has become a favorite variety. 
Large Yellow. This is similar 
in shape to the Large Red, but more 
solid. Not very popular. 
Acme. This is one of the prettiest 
and most solid Tomatoes ever intro- 
duced. Itis of medium size, round 
and very smooth, a strong grower, 
and a good and long bearer. It is the 
perfection of Tomatoes for family use, 
but will not answer for shipping pur- 
poses; the skin is too tender, and 
cracks when fully ripe. Of all the 
varieties introduced, none has yet 
surpassed this kind when all qualities 
are brought into consideration. It 
does well about here where the ground 
is heavy. 
Paragon. This isa very solid 
variety, of a bright reddish crimson 
color, comes in about the same time 
as the Tilden, but is heavier in foliage, 
and protects its fruit. It is produc- 
tive and keeps long in bearing. Well 
adapted for shipping. 
Livingston’s Perfection. 
Very similar to the foregoing in shape 
and color. 
Livingston’s Favorite. 
This Tomato was introduced only a 
few years ago; it is as perfect in 
shape and as solid as the Acme, but 
