82 — Vegetable Seeds 



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THE MAULE SEED BOOK FOR 1907 



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WHITE LADT FINGER Sometimes called 



Long White Vienna. A fit companion for Maule's 

 Long Scarlet Short Top, being very much of the 

 same character, but white instead of red. It has 

 been an extremely popular sort for years, and is 

 one of the very best and finest of the long \\-hite 

 radishes. It Is graceful in form, and in flavor 

 is sweet and mild, with brittle flesh. It is an 

 especial favorite with many market gardeners, 

 and has recently undoubtedly taken a fresh hold 

 upon the popular taste, as the demand has largel.v 

 Increased for my selected strain of White Lady 

 Finger during the last four years. You cannot 

 ma^e a mistake by including this variety in yovir 

 ory(er, as it is sure to please all lovers of long white 

 Pkt., .5c.; oz., lOc; 14, lb., 2.5c.; lb., 75c. 

 ATI MARKET. — Sometimes called 

 Glass Radish, in allusion to its brittleness. This 

 radish is widely sown in the West, and is certainly 

 of high quality, but 1 find that it is almost identical 

 with my Long Scarlet. In my tria' grounds' I 

 can see but little difference between the two sorts, 

 except that Cincinnati Market may be somewhat 

 larger in size and a little darker in coloring than 

 Maule's Long Scarlet. No one will make much of 

 a mistake in sowing one kind for the other, but for 

 the sake of those who prefer the Cincinnati Market 

 I list a genuine strain of that seed Pkt , 5 cts. 

 oz , 10 cts , '.. lb , 2o ct-- , lb , 40 cts \ 



Deduct lO.'fcents 

 per pound when 

 ordering seeds by 

 express oi freight 

 customer to pay 

 tran spoi tat ion 

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CHARTIERS. 



WHITE CHARTIERS. 



I 4.RTIERS.— A long, smooth radish, red above anfi 

 shadmg to clear white at the tip, as shown in the illustra- 

 tion Large, but both brittle and tender. Widely popular. 

 This radish y&akes a fine appearance on the market stall, 



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■nts; oz., 10 cents; 14 lb., 25 cents; lb., 75 cents. 

 fVHTTE CHARTIERS.— Similar in shape and 

 possessing the same good qualities as the above 

 but the color is pure white. Packet, 5 cents; ounce 

 10 cents; i^ pound, 25 cents; pound, 75 cents. 



\tfHiTE\l Glassy CR 

 Lady 1 ciNctNlfiri 

 Finger i Market! 



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'EARLY SCARLET OLIVE SH APED.-This 

 highly de.sirable early radish has the same 

 quick growth and attractive rich carmine color 

 as my Early Rourid Dark Rea, differing from 

 that sort only in shape, and resembling an 

 olive instead of a globe. It is of good appearance 

 upon a plate or when bunched for sale, and is 

 of mild flavor, with crisp flesh. The rich deep 

 color of the radish and its symmetrical form 

 give it special value for market purposes, and 

 for the home garden it is equally desirable. The 

 Illustration shows both its shape and its size. 

 Pkt., o cf;.- oz., 10 cts.: 1 ; lb., 25 ots.; lb., 75 cts. 



lOA'G CARDINAL Fit for use m 2-5 days 



from sowing. It is of a bright red color, with 

 white tip. .Shape shown in the illustration. 

 Noted for its crisp, tender flesh and good ap- 

 pearance. It is smooth and uniform and highly 

 colored; the contrast of brightest cardinal with 

 the white tips is both elTective and'- fetching. 

 Being early it is very profitable for marketing^. 

 Pkt., 5 cts.; oz., 10 cts.; \4 lb., 25 cts.; lb., 90 cts, 



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E. Franks, Blue, Ina. Ter.— I have been using your 

 seeds for 16 years, and like them better than any I 

 liave ever planted. I have raised some fine gardens 

 from Maule's Seeds, and won't have any otliers. 

 S. S. Tolp, Atchison, Kan. — The 



seeds we received from you were the 



best we ever had. From IM pounds 



of radish seed we sold nearly ?20.00 



worth of radishes; and from 10 cents 



worth of White Spine Cucumber seed 



we raised so many cucumbers we 



iiardly knew what to do with them 

 Patrick Connor, Hill City, Tenn.— 



Your seeds that I have used in the 



last few years have given me the 



most satisfactory results of any I 



liave ever planted. I have the most 



undoubted proof that they are fresh 



true to name, and erenuine; and I 



must say I have never found the 



recommendation that you give your 



seed false in any way; in fact, they 



could stand "the pressure" of more 

 Priscilla Tliurman. Goodman, Miss 



—Your Maule's Earliest of All Pea is 



the earliest and best I ever planted 



I had peas three weeks ahead of anv 



one here. Your Lazy 'Wives Pole 



Bean is excellent for table, having 



such a fine flavor. 



FRENCH BREAKFAST. 

 FRENCH BREAKFAST. — This pretty 

 radish in color is bright red, tipped with white. 

 It is oblong in shape, and in quality is crisp 

 and tender. It is a quick grower, and is an 

 e.xceedtagly popular variety. Packet, 5 cts.; 

 Qz., l/ cts.; 1^ lb., 25 cts.; lb., 75 cts. 

 \JjrHITE STRASBURG.— A white radish, of 

 large size, good quality, and ability to resist se- 

 vere heat. I have always recommended White 

 Strasburg for summer planting. It will grow 

 solid, with good flavor, when other kinds fail 

 Pkt., 5 cts.; oz., 10 cts.; % lb., 25 cts.; lb., 90 fjts. /, 



WHITE STMSBURG 



