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KEY TO SUCCESS.==PLANT BUCKBEE'S SEEDS. 



BURPEE'S TRUE DWARF LARGE WHITE LIMA— 1— A bush form of 

 the true Large Lima. Plants are uniformly dwarf, but enorm- 

 ously productive, single plants under favorable circumstances 

 often yielding from 150 to 350 pods. The pods are as large as 

 those of the Large Lima and contain from 4 to 6 very large, flat 

 beans of the very best quality, fully equaling in this respect the 

 Large White Lima. Any one who has tried this variety will 

 be desirous of planting it again. % P l - 20c, pt. 30c, qt. 50c. 



HENDERSON'S BUSH LIMA — 2 — Popular new variety; compact, 

 dwarf bushes are of hardy growth and verv prolific, bearing con- 

 tinuously until the end of the season. Each bush generally ma- 

 tures from 40 to SO pods, while under special cultivation speci- 

 men plants have been i-aised which bore from 200 to 300 pods. 

 Try it. x /, pt. 15c, pt. 35c, qt. 45c. 



NEW JACKSON WONDER DWARF LIMA— 3- A dwarf or bunch va- 

 riety, growing from 18 to 30 inches high, immensely productive 

 and very early. Pods broad and flat, containing from 

 3 to 4 beautiful variegated flat beans, similar in shape to 

 the well-known Lima, and in the dry state as shell 

 Beans, can be used the same as the Lima, but when the 

 pods are young they make excellent snap beans. It is 

 not waxy, hence cooks easily and quickly ; in fact, fills all the re- 

 quirements for a good garden variety as well as a field sort. ] >' 

 pt. 30c, pt. 30c, qt. 50c' 



SPECIAL OFFER— To enable all to test the relative values of the 

 above three greatest of all Bush Limas I will send }i pt. of each 

 for only 50c, by mail prepaid. 



EARLY MOHAWK— This sort is so much hardier than the others 

 that it can be planted earlier, furnishing beans fit for use before 

 any other kind. Vines large, stout, with large, course leaves 

 which will stand a slight frost ; blossoms large, purple ; pods 

 long, straight, course, with long, tapering point ; beans long, 

 kidney shaped, variegated with drab, purple and brown. This 

 variety is" much in favor for forcing under glass as it matures 

 quickly and carries a good weight of long, large pods. % Pt- 

 10c, pt. 16c, qt. 30c. 



IMPROVED LONG YELLOW SIX WEEKS — Vines large, vigorous, 

 branching, productive, with large leaves and lilac blossoms ; pods 

 long straight, narrow, handsome; beans long, kidney shaped, 

 color yellowish-drab. K pt- 8c, pt. 15c, qt. 38c. 



BUCKBEE'S ELECTRIC TREE — A most val- 

 uable new variety, the most productive 

 and heavy cropping bean known, growing 

 nearly two feet high, branching out in 

 all directions, bearing its pods so high 

 that they seldom ever touch the ground, 

 enabling it to stand a wet spell without 

 any injury. All know, who have raised 

 beans, that when the pods lie in contact 

 with the ground after ripening, a very 

 little rain ruins the crop, turning the pods 

 and beans black. This is indeed a won- 

 derful cropper, yielding from 75 to 100 

 bushels per acre under good cultivation, 

 while hundreds of my customers report 

 yields of from 40 to 60 bushels per acre, 

 under average cultivation. Plant them 

 2 l .< feet apart, 18 inches in the row, 3 to 

 3 oeans in a hill. They are much easier 

 cultivated than small growing varieties 

 and much easier harvested. They mature 

 reasonably early and ripen very evenly. 

 As a baking bean Buckbee's Electric 

 Tree is not equaled and will meet your 

 most sanguine expectations either for 

 market or family purposes. }4 pt. 15c, 

 pt. 25c, qt. 40c. 



BUCKBEE'S IMPROVED EXTRA EARLY VALENTINE — For snaps 

 there is nothing superior to this variety among the green podded 

 sorts and many prefer it to the wax varieties. Vines erect with 

 coarse, dark green leaves and large, white blossoms : pods medi- 

 um length curved, cylindrical, with crease in back, very fleshy, 

 crisp and tender : beans medium size ; long, irregular, pink, mar- 

 bled with red. Among green podded varieties there is none, we 

 think, that can compare with our stock of Valentine in fleshiness 

 and high quality of pod. Many different strains of Valentines 

 are offered under slightly varying names, each claiming to be a 

 great and distinct improvement. We have carefully examined 

 them all. both in trials and in large yield, and have found none 

 which we were willing to substitute for our stock, which com- 

 bines all the good qualities, y, pt. 10c. pt. 16c. qt. 30c. 



NEW EXTRA EARLY REFUGEE— Earliest of the green podded kind, 

 furnishing a fleshy pod of fine quality. With us it is usually from 

 2 to 3 weeks earlier than ordinary Refugee. The vines, though 

 a little smaller, are fully as hardy and vigorous as that variety, 

 and more upright. Pods of the same size and shape, except 

 slightly flatter. Dry bean same size, shape and color as common 

 Refugee. Our stock has been selected with great care and is 

 extremely uniform in ripening. J^pt. 10c, pt. 16c. qt. 30c. 



BEST OF ALL — The vine is very vigorous, producing an abundance 

 of very straight, handsome pods, which when fit for use as snaps 

 are round, very brittle and of a peculiar deep green color. The 

 dry beans are mottled in two shades of red. One of the hardiest 

 and best of the green podded varieties. }-< pt.lSc. pt. 30c, qt. 35c. 



IMPROVED LARGE WHITE MARROW— Vines large, slender, spread- 

 ing, with short runners, small leaves and small white blossoms; 

 very prolific ; pods medium size ; beans large, clear white, ovoid, 

 cooking verv dry and mealv. 14 pt. 8c, pt. 15c, qt. 38c. 



EARLY CHINA RED EYE— Vine medium, stout, erect, with large 

 leaves and white blossoms; pods short, straight, flat and if pick- 

 ed voung of good quality as snaps. % P*- 10c, pt. 16c, qt. 30c. 



DWARF HORTICULTURAL — Vines compact, upright, with large 

 leaves, very productive and furnish green shelled beans the 

 earliest of any sort. % pt. 10c, pt. 16c, qt. 30c. 



EARLY DWARF* KIDNEY— Productive, of very superior quality. 

 Plant large, branching. j< pt. Sc, pt. 15c, qt. 28c. 



PRICES IX QUAXTTTT SEE PAGE SO. 



