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For Peck and Bushel Prices on Beans, 

 Peas and Sweet Corn, see Page 16. 



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MAULE'S BUTTER. WAX The earliest and l>est 



Wax Bean in cultivation. See Specialties. Packet, 15 cems. 

 NEW MONT D'OR.- A variety well worth a trial. One of the 

 earliest of all the dwarf wax sorts, and less liable to rust than many 

 others. It is very prolific ; at times over 40 pods, 4 to 5 inches long, 

 can be counted on a single plant. Has golden yellow pods of tender 

 and most excellent flavor. Pkt. 10 cts.; pt, 30 cts.; at., 50 cts. 



IVORY POD "WAX.— Earlier than the Black Wax. Pods are 

 long, brittle and stringless, of a beautiful transparent ivory white 

 appearance. Vines however are liable to throw out runners. Packet, 

 10 cents : pint. 30 cents ; quart, 50 cents. 



WARDWELL'S NEW KIDNEY WAX. — This most 



prolific and hardy Dwarf Wax Bean is unquestionably one of the 



earliest of all. It is only surpassed in this respect by Maule's Butter 



Wax. In comparison with the Golden Wax, the pods are often 



ready to pull ten days earlier. Vines are of medium size and 



hardy, while the pods are long, flat and of a delicate waxy yellow. 



Very brittle and entirely stringless. Pkt., 10c; pt. 35c; qt, 60c. 



"BURPEE'S PERFECTION WAX The introducer 



[aims for this variety unusual vigor of growth, and immense 



iroductiveness. In comparison with Golden Wax they are as 



:arly, if not earlier ; but of a more vigorous habit of growth. 



They have large pods on a strong bush by which they are held 



well up from the ground. They have never blighted. The 



magnificent large golden yellow' pods are of the finest quality, 



being stringless and of very rich flavor. Pkt., 10 cts.; 



pt, 30c; qt,50c. 



BIiACK WAX. — Tender, yellow transparent pods, of the 

 most delicious flavor. Free of runners. Pkt. 10c ; pt 25c ; qt. 45c 



GOLDEN WAX.— Ten days earlier than the Black Wax. 

 Pods large, long, brittle and stringless. Say what you will this 

 variety is hard to equal, and notwithstanding the many new wax 

 sorts of recent introduction, I still think it should be in every 

 garden. Packet, 10 cents ; pint, 30 cents ; quart, 50 cents. 



Thomas Smith, Villa Nova, Pa., secured the $25 premium last 

 Oct. for raising the finest Golden Wax in 1888 from Maule's Seeds. 



NEW PROLIFIC GERMAN WAX This is a decided 



improvement on the old German Wax Butter Beans, being a 

 stronger grower, with longer, straighter and rounder pods and at 

 the same time heing more than twice as prolific. For 

 productiveness and fine quality, I doubt if it is surpassed by any 

 other bean in existence, except possibly Maule's Butter Wax." All 

 who planted it last year are loud in their praises of Prolific Wax 

 and want no better bean. The very handsome, golden yellow, 

 fleshy pods, entirely free from strings,'borne in immense quantities 

 on every plant, alike recommend Prolific Wax for either the 

 market, or home gardens. Pkt, 15 cts.; pt, 35 cts.; qt, 60 cts. 



NEW FLAGEOLET WAX — This new dwarf wax is 

 certain to be thought well of by every bean grower who plants it. 

 Pods a beautiful golden color, much larger than Golden Wax, and 

 even more striking and showy, either on or off the vines, and 

 fully equal, if not ahead of it in quality. Of vigorous growth, 

 Flageolet is also one of the most productive of all. It is also very 

 desirable lor shelled beans.Pkt., 10 cts.; pt, 30 cts.; qt, 50 cts. 



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