SEED ESTABLISHMENT 



The proprietor of this work takes the liberty to inform his friends 

 and the public, that he has established a Warehouse for every kinc^ 

 of SeedSj suitable for cultivation in the United States, the British 

 Provinces, or the West India Islands ; comprising an extensive varie- 

 ty of ^rass seeds, the most common as well as the rarer sor.L ; seeds 

 of native American forest trees, shrubs, and flowers ; kitchen garden 

 vegetables ; medicinal, pot, and aromatic herbs ; fruits, esculent roots, 

 ornamental flowers, &c. ; all of which are disposed of at wholesale and 

 retail, at fkir prices. 



The greatest care has been taken at this Establishment to have such 

 seeds only as can have the utmost reliance placed on their purit} and 

 freshness. They are not collected promiscuousb'^, but are raised ex- 

 pressly for the proprietor by gentlemen of sldll and respansible char- 

 acter. Some few varieties of seed, Vv^hich cannot be raised to advan- 

 tege in this country, are from the first Establishments in Europe, on 

 whose veracity and faithfulness full confidence can be placed. 



Connected with the Seed Trade, we have a large assortment of the 

 most approved Books on Agriculture, Horticulture, Gardening and 

 Botany ; and can supply Agricultural Libraries and others with books, 

 not usually found elsewhere, on favourable terms. 



The smallest order from the country for seeds, plants, books, &c., 

 will meet prompt attention. Orders for s(?eds, &c, should be address- 

 ed to " G. C. Barrett^ Proprietor of the JVeio England Farmer Seed 

 StorCj JVo. 52, North Market Street^ Boston^ 



The following comprises a list of the principal seeds : 



KITCHEN GARDEN YEGETABLiES. 



ARTICHOKE. 

 Green globe 



ASPARAGUS. 



Devonshire 



Gravesend 



Large white Read- 

 ing 



BEANS. 

 Early mazagan 

 Broad Windsor 

 Sword long pod 

 Green nonpareil 



Dwarf Beans. 



Early yellow cran- 

 berry* 



Early Mohawk* 



Early yellow 6 weeks 



Early dun-coloured* 



Early China* 



Large white kid- 

 ney* 



Canadian 



White cranberry* 



Red cranberry* 



Marrow* 



Rob Roy 



Bonavisfa 



PoZc, or itinning 



Beans. 

 Large white Lirna 

 Saba, white and 



speckled 

 Scarlet runners 

 Dutch case-knife 

 Red cranberry* 

 White cranberry* 

 Yard long, or aspar- 

 agus* 



BEET. 

 Early blood turnip- 



rcoted 

 Early white scarcity 

 Long blood'Ted 

 Orange turnt;>-rootcd 

 Mangel w^urtial 

 Sir John Sindair's 

 Green, (for stews or 



soups) 

 French sugar, or am- 

 ber beet 



BORECOLE. 



BRUSSELS 

 SPROUTS. 



BROCCOLL 

 Early white 

 Early purple 

 Large cape 



CABBAGE. 

 Early Salisbury 



dwarf 

 Early York 

 Early Dutch 

 Early sugar-loaf 

 Early London Bat- 



tersea 

 Large Bergen, or 



great American 

 Russian 

 Early emperor 

 Early Wellington 

 Large late drumhead 

 Late imperial 

 Late sugar-loaf 

 Large green glazed 

 Tree, or 1000 head- 

 ed 



Large Scotch, (f&r 

 cattle) 



Green globe Savoy 



Red Dutch, (for pick- 

 ling) 



Large cape Savoy 



Yellow Savoy 

 Turnip-rooted, ©r 



Arabian, (above 



ground) 

 Turnip-rooted, (Je- 



low ground) 

 Chou de Milan 



CARDOON. 



CARROTS. 



Early horn 

 Long orange 

 Altringham, (a supe- 

 rior sort) 

 Blood-red 

 Lemon 



Krcamer, (for table) 



CAULIFLOWER. 



Early 

 Late 



CELERY. 



White solid 

 Rose-coloured solid 

 Italian 



Celeriac, or turnip 

 rooted 



aiERVIL 



* Best string leans 



