New Wax Beans. 



NEW REFUGEE WAX. 



Among ffi-ecn V)o;ins, .the Refugee type has always been most 

 valuable. This WAX variety has all the peculiar cliarat-leristics 

 of the old Refugee, such as small, dense foliage, great pi-oductiye- 

 ness, i-oundness of pod and handsome apjiearance. It will readily 

 be seen tliat the advantages gained in producing a WAX form of 

 this must be great. 



A GREAT 

 FAVORITE. 



It produces pods of a clear, transparent color. It remains ten- 

 der longer than any other wax sort, and is practically ever-bear- 

 ing. It is free froln rust, and its dense habit of growth renders it 

 proof against long continued drought. This feature is valuable, 

 and this is the only Wax Bean we know of that possesses it. ]4 Pt- 

 15c ; ])t. 25c ; qt. 40c. 



Remember that I On Beans by the K Pin*. Pint and 



Prepay Charges.. 



NEW KEFUGEB WAX. 



JONES' 

 Stringless Wax Bean. 



A New White Seeded Variety with round 

 stringless pods of unsurpassed beauty 

 and quality. 



This is the result of crossing a 

 white seeded sort with the Yosemite 

 and in it the good qualities of 

 the latter variety are developed 

 to a superlative degree, while 

 its faults of shy bearing and 

 imperfect pods are eliminated; 

 the Jones' Stringless Wax being 

 wonderfully productive of uniformly 

 well shaped and handsome pods. 

 The plant is exceedingly hardy, rust- 

 proof and productive. It matures 

 the long, round, fleshy, stringless 

 pods very early and i-ipens its crop 

 of seed earlier than the earliest of 

 field beans, so that it will prove a 

 valuable sort for the farm as well as 

 the garden. The ripe beans are sal- 

 able as No. 1 Medium and are of su- 

 perior quality for culinary use. This 

 feature makes the sort of especial 

 value to market gardeners, since, if 



om any reason there is no sale for 



em as snaps, the value of the dry beans will make the crop a re 



jnerative one. Every farmer and gardener should try it. Pkt 



/c: 3-j pt- 25c; pt. 40c; qt. 75c. 



Quart unless particularly noted. 



Quantities of bu. J^f bu. 14 t>u. and 1 bu.or 



more will be shipped by freiglit or express at purchaser's expense. 



MR. F. H. QERROULD, 

 Oak Park, 111., writes: 



"Have always had splen- 

 did results by planting Buck- 

 bee's Seeds. Our folks could 

 not do without Buckbee's 

 Rust-proof Golden Wax 

 Beans. Wishing you Suc- 

 cess." 



JONES' STRINGLESS WAX 



BUCKBEE'S... 



RUST-PROOF GOLDEN WAX. 



Our own original stock, unequaled in size, color and quality of 

 pods and SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. This bean, introduced by 

 us still continues THE STANDARD WAX VARIETY FOR GENERAL 

 USE. In this variety we have a bean that possesses all the good 

 points of the old favorite. Golden Wax, but is larger in pod and 

 much more prolific ; handsome appearance, being of a dark, rich 

 yellow color and of perfect shape. 



CANT BE BEAT..-— 



Of grand quality, showing no string or coarseness even when 

 past its best, but is of tender and melting flavor at all stages of its 

 growth. Being so exceedingly prolific, it is not injured by bean 

 fust. For market gardeners or private families no better variety 

 can be planted. Try this great bean in your garden once and it 

 ■'. ill always have a place there. ]4 pt. 15c ; pt. 25c ; qt. 40c. 



For Prices in Quantity, See 

 Wholesale Pages! 



BUCKBEE'S RUST-PBOOF GOLDEN WAX. 



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