H. W. BUCKBEE, SOCKFOfcD, ILLINOIS. 



NEW DWARF 

 WAX BEANS 



This Year I Present Again the Grand Old Favorite of so 

 Many Thousands: 



Buckbee's Rust=Proof Golden Wax 



lV/IYown original stock, unequaled in size, color and quality of potts 

 ivl and Superior to All Others. This bean, introduced by me, 

 still continues 



THE STANDARD WAX VARIETY FOR GENERAL USE 



In this variety I have a Beau 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. 



IT CANNOT BE BEAT BY ANY BEAN 



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 rust. 

 For market gardeners or private families no better variety can be 

 planted. Try this great Bean in your garden once, and it will 

 always have a place there. 



Pkt. 8c; J pt. 15c; pt. 25c; qt. 40c 



JONES' STRINGLESS WAX 



This is the result of crossing a white-seeded sort with the Yose- 

 mite, and in it the good quaUties of the latter variety are developed 

 to a superlative degree, being wonderfully productive of uniformly 

 well shaped and handsome pods. The plant is exceedingly hardy 

 and rust-proof. 



A fine, white-seeded variety with round, stringless pods of un- 

 surpassed beauty and quality. It matures the long, round, fleshy, 



BUCKBEE'S RUST-PROOF GOLDEN WAX 



NEW EARLY 

 PROLIFIC GERMAN 



OR IMPROVED BLACK WAX 



I am so thoroughly satisfied with this great improved strain_ of 

 Black Wax that I have discarded the old stock altogether, this being 

 more vigorous, and, by far, more productive, with a much longer, whiter 

 and more fleshy pod. The vines are of medium size, very vigorous and 

 extremely hardy. The flowers are reddish-white or purple. It is be- 

 yond all doubt the 



BEST EARLY BLACK WAX BEAN FOR THE MARKET 

 GARDENER 



The pods are of medium length, borne well up among the foliage 

 are curved, cylindrical, fleshy and of a clear waxy-white color, with long, 

 slightly curved points. The Beans are small, oblong and jet black. 



Pkt. 8c; h Pt. 15c; pt. 25c; qt. 40c. 



NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO PLANT THE OLD BLACK 

 WAX OR BUTTER BEAN, AS THIS IS SO FAR SUPERIOR 

 IN EVERY RESPECT. 



JONES' STRINGLESS 



stringless pods very early and ripens 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 

 salable as No. 1 medium and are of superior quality for cuW 

 inary purposes. This feature makes the sort of especial 

 value to market gardeners, since if from any reason there is 

 no sals for them as snaps, the value of the dry Beans will 

 make the crop a remunerative one. Every farmer and gar- 

 dener should try it. 



Pkt. 8c; * pt. 15c; pt. 25c; qt. 40c. 



NEW EARLY PROLIFIC GERMAN OR IMPROVED BLACK WAX 



Dwarf Wax Beans l^Zffl&fiffi 



Wax Beans, which are too well known to need extended 

 descriptions, at the uniform price of: Pkt. 5c; £ pt. 10c; 

 pt. 18c; qt. 35c 



Challenge Extra Early 



Black Wax. 

 Maule's Butter Wax. 

 Black Eye Wax. 

 Pink Eye Wax. 

 Violet Flageolet Wax. 



New Flageolet Wax. 

 Yellow Eye Wax. 

 Improved Golden Wax. 

 Ferry's Detroit Wax. 

 Currie's Rust-Proof Wax. 

 New Speckled Wax. 



Grenell's Rust-Proof Wax. Keeney's Rustless Gold- 

 New Crystal White Wax. en Wax. 

 Refugee Wax. 



FOR PRICES ON SEEDS IN QUANTITY SEE WHOLESALE PAGES — 4 AND 5— THIS GUIDE 



