JOHNSON'S MARKET GARDENERS' WHOLESALE PRICE-LIST 



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PARISIAN" LHXG STANDING SPINACH. Showing its Strong, 

 heavy growth. Decidedly t>esi J'or >piing .-owing. Will 

 stand two weeks longer than others. Seed grown in 

 France by originator. Per lb., 25c.; 10 lbs., ?2.25. 



EXTRA E.A.RLY JERSEY WHITE BUSH. The standard «iimmer 

 squash. V^ery early, with fruit lOto 12 ineliesin <iianieter. 

 Verv showy for luarket. Oz., lOc; ^ lb., iOc; lb , 70c. 



All Seasons and Winter Radishes. 

 New Round Scarlet Chinese. Valuable either as a winter or Bummer radish 

 New Celestial, or White Chinese. Very large. Valuable for summer or winter 



China Rose Winter. One of the best and most popular for winter 



Round Black Spanish. Fine globe-shaped winter ; popular with Germans . 

 Long Black Spanish. Large winter variety; very hardy, keeping until spring 

 Improved Half =• Long Black Spanish. New winter radish, intermediate in shape 



SALSIFY OR OYSTER PLANT— Haferwurzel. 



Mammoth Sandwich Island. By far the largest and best for market 



SPINACH— Spinat. 



American Round=Seeded Savoy, or Bloomsdale. Most popular for market 

 New Victoria. Extra dark, black-green color, splendid for spring sowing . . 

 Parisian Long Standing. Will stand 2 weeks longer without running to seed. 

 Henderson's Long Seasons. Of sterling merit. Heavy, dark green leaves 

 Giant Thick Leaved. (Improved Viroflay.) Large, dark green leaves . . . , 



SQUASH — Speise Ktirbis. — Summer Varieties. 



White Bush Scallop. The well-known white Patty Pan (5 lbs., $2.25) .... 

 New Mammoth White Bush. (Silver Custard.) Twice the size of above 

 Extra Early Jersey White Bush. (New.) An improved selected strain . . 



Golden Custard. Very large Golden Yellow Bush ; fine for market 



New Giant or Mammoth Summer Crookneck. Very large and fine .... 



Fall and Winter Squashes. 



Hubbard. The old favorite popular winter squash (5 lbs., $4.00) 



Chicago Warted Hubbard. An improvement on the old Hubbard; dark green, 

 New Red, or Golden Hubbard. A perfect Hubbard. Bright orange-red skin, 

 Boston Marrow. Bright orange ; very popular for autumn use (5 lbs., $2.00), 

 Golden Bronze. One of the best keepers. Flesh golden yellow 



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JOHNSON'S SPECIALTIES AND STANDARDS 



Many of our leading specialties, which have become standards with market gardeners in most <'f 

 the markets of the United States, were originated, first discovered or named by the Presidt^nt 

 and General Manager of the Johnson Seed Company, Herbert W. Johnson. Amonir them we 

 might mention Johnson's New Giant Stringless Valentine and New Round=Pod Kidney ^^'ax 

 Beans, Crosby's Improved Egyptian and Lanier's Superba Beets, Johnson's Rubicon Carrot, 

 Johnson's Earliest Cabbage, Johnson's Market Gardeners' Cabbage No. 2, Johnson's Ever- 

 Ready Cabbage, Johnson's Alabaster Cauliflower, Parisian Golden Self-Blanching and Winter 

 Queen Celery, Mammoth Salamander and Holyrood Hot Weather Lettuces, McCleary's Jenny 

 Lind, Sweet Home, Norfolk Button, Shippers' Delight and Dreamwold Muskmelons, Black 

 Boulder and Johnson's Dixie Watermelons, Johnson's Jack Rose, Sparks' Earliana and Brio- 

 ton's Best Tomatoes, and scores of others. 



