H. W. BTTCKBEE, BOCKFOBD, ZZ.Z,IirOIS. 



PROSPERlTYo^ ^GRADUS 



PRIZE MEDAL P 



German, Erbse; French, Pom; SpanUh, Guizante; 

 Swedish, Abte. 



One Quart for loo leet of drill. Two to three bushels In 

 drills lor an acre. I prepay charges on Peas, Com and Beans 

 by the one-half pint, pint, and quart. Quantities of one-eighth 

 bushel, one-quarter bushel, one-half bushel and bushel are 

 shipped by freight or express at purchaser's expense. 



FOB PRICES m QUANnrr see wholesale pages. 



NEW EARLY PROSPERITY or GRADUS 



The New Extra Early Wrinkled Pea. 



The most desirable sort for the home garden. Large podded, and 

 of splendid quality The vine of this most uistinct sort is like that of 

 Buckbee's First and Best, except that it grows a little taller and pro- 

 duces Peas fit for use a few days later. The immense pods are as large 

 as those of the Telephone, uniformly well shaped and iiandsome, and 

 more attractive than those of other first earlies. They ripen slowly and 

 continue fit for use much longer than most varieties, making this by far 

 the most desirable sort for the home garden. The Peas are very large, 

 of splendid quahty and beautiful color, ~ ich they retain after cooking. 

 This variety is practically the came as what is being offered as "Pros- 

 perity." I have taken great pain: to secure true stock and have it 

 well grown, so I am sure that everyone who purchases my seed will be 

 pleased with the variety. Every gardener should try it. Fkt. Sc.; 

 i pt. ISc; pt. 26c.; qt. SOc. 



NOTT'S EXCELSIOR 



Best Early Dwarf Pea. 



It combines to a wonderful degree the good qualities of the Amer- 

 ican Wonaer and Premium Gem Peas without their deficiencies. 



The Vines are Larger and More Vigorous yhay American 

 Wonder, and Earlier and More Prolific than Premium Gem. 

 The Peas in Sweetness and Quality are nnstirpassecl. A most 

 desirable sort for the market gardener, and unsurpassed for tho home 

 garden. Fkt. 7c.; ^ pt. 15c.; pt. 2Sc.; qt. 40c. 



BUCKBEE S FIRST AND BEST 



most careful comparison I am con-(-inced that this is the earliest and most even stock of Whit« Extra Early Peas in exirtence, ma- 

 rin together that a single picking will secure the entire crop. Vines vigorous and hardy, 2 to 2J feet high, unbranched, bearing 3 to 



7 straight pods, having 5 to 7 medium sized, smooth Peas of good quahty. The dry Peas are medium sized, smooth, yellowish white. Pkt.6c.; 

 i ?t. i2t;.;pt. 20c.;qt. 35c. 



EARLIEST OF ALL or ALASKA 



By careful selection and growing I have developed a stock of this smooth, blue Pea, which in evenness of growth of vine and early maturity 

 of pods is unequaled by any other extra early Pea. Vines two and two and one-half feet high, are unbranched, bearing four to seven long pod>!, 

 which are filled with medium-sized dark-green Peas of excellent flavor. Ripe Peas small, bluish green. Ripens the crop all at once, and is 

 invaluable variety for market gardeners and canners. A very excellent sort. Don't fail to trj- it. Pkt. 6c.; ^ pt. lOc; pt. 16c.; qt. 30c. 



BUCKBEE'S EXTRA EARLY TOM THUMB or STRAWBERRY 



/n extremely eaily variety of superior merit. Vines dwarf, about 9 inches high, completely covered with an abimdcnce of the finest well- 

 filled pod_ It i of such upright growth that it can be planted in rows 10 inches apart. ' Don't fail to include this variety in your order. Fkt. 

 Vc; i pt. 12c., pt. 20c.; qt. 35c. 



TRUE AMERICAN WONDER 



A variety whose stout branching vines grow about 9 inches high, and are covered with long, well-fiUed pods containing seven or eight large and 

 exceedingly iwcot, tenaer and well-flavored Peas, nearly as early as First and Best. Dry Peas are medium size, much wrinkled and flat- 

 tened; pale green. I have taken great pains in growing my stock and know it to be pure and true. Fkt. 7c. • i pt. 15c.; pt. 25c.; qt. 40e. 



BUCKBLE'S NEW MAMMOTH MELTING SUGAR 



This variety is far superior to all others of the edible podded class of garden Peas, not only in size of pod, but also in delicious qucJity, in 



which the large, sweet, brittle end suc- 

 culent pods have none of the tovrh, inner 

 Jining found in the ordinary vrjirtico of 

 garden Pea;; the;- are used in tho came 

 way as snap or string beans; thp pod-: arc 

 very large, s raigh;, smooth, extremely 

 tender, so brittle .Uat they snap; without 

 any string; of the most dehcious flavor, 

 borne in abundance on vines 3 to 4 feet 

 high. Send to Buckbee for original stock 

 seed. 



Pkt. Sc.; i pt. 15c.; pt. 25%: Ct« 



iOc. 



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Eesjaember that 1 prrpa" gf^^ • 

 charges on Peas Ijy i 5t., ^'.r a-** 



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