BU.CKBEE'S "FULL OF LIFE" SEEDS. PLANTS AND BULBS. 



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Buckbee's ''Pniiofufe^^ FIELD CORN 



THOROUGHLY ACCLIMATED, TESTED, NORTHERN GROWN. 



Buckbee's Great Liberty Field Corn 



Opens a New Era of Profitable Corn Growing Throughout the Country. 

 More Good Points Combined in This Corn Than any Other in Cultivation. 



This nev: Corn combines more solid merit than any Corn in cultivation more fine and 

 lasting points. Its great merit lies in the fact that it is a natural yiekler. Expert Corn grow- 

 ers pronounce it a perfect Field Corn as to yield, site of the ears, color, size of cobs, length of 

 grain, size of grain, size of fodder, size of growth of fodder, and the extra fine quality of the 

 fodder. 



Corn growers everywhere cannot help but be pleased with Buckbee's Great Liberty Field 

 Corn, because — 



1st — It is a great natural yieUler and grows like a weed. 



2nd — It is the longest -gram early Corn, maturi.ig generally in ninetj' days. 



:ird — The fodder grows strong, seven to twelve feet high, and stands up well. 



4th — The ears set in fine form :! ' ■> to 4 feet from the ground. 



5th — Our fields are yiehiing 100 bushels per acre under average cultivation. 



6tli — It will outyield Field Corn of any l<ind. either Dent or Flint. 



7th — The ears are large — (eight to twelve inches long ), cobs small and well filled. 



Sth — It has small cob, making it a wonderful yielder. 



9th — It will outshell and outyield the leading 110 day and later varieties. 

 10th — It is the best Corn to fatten stock on in cultivation. 

 11th — It stands tlie drouth better than any other Com. 

 12th — It husks and sliells easily. 

 13th — This Corn will make friends where others fail. 

 14th — It's the best Corn to cut with corn harvesters in cultivation. 

 15th — It will bring the highest market price. 



16th — Will cure out in shock when later varieties will mould and spoil. 

 17th — Your crop is insured by planting Buckbee's Great Liberty. 

 IStli — It is truly a world beater in every way. 



Price to one and all, as long as my choice-stock seed lasts (should my supply become ex- 

 hausted I will return your money promptly ) : 



EXTRA SELECTED EARS, 1 bu. S3.00; 2 bu. $5.75; 5 to 10 bu. lots or more at $2.50 

 per bu. 



SHELLED CORN: Postpaid, ' ' lb. lac: lb. 25c. By freight or express, at buyer's ex- 

 pense, i bu. 35c.; i bu. 60c.; i bu. SI. 10; bu. S2.00; 2 bu. $3.90; 10 bu. or more, $1.90 per bu. 



FIELD CORN— Extra Early 



YELLO'W YANKEE 

 A Flint Corn of Rare Merit. 

 Particularly adapted to the Northern Jliddle States. Earliest and 

 best known yellow Flint variety. Will produce a good crop if planted 

 35 late as .luly. Ears large. Choicest stock seed, postpaid, J o lb. 15c.; 

 lb. 25c. At buyer's expense, | bu. 35c.; i bu. 66c.; i bu. 90c.; bu. $1.75. 



LONGFELLOW 

 Has Individuality that Commends 

 .\ Flint variety that is particularly adapted to the North. It is an 

 eight-rowed sort, with ears twelve to fi'fteen inches in length and about 

 o:ie and one-half inches in diameter. Small cob, large kernel and very 

 broad. Postpaid, A lb. 15c.; lb. 26c. At buyer's expense, J bu. 35c.; i 

 bu. 65c.; bu. 90c.; bu. SI. 75. 



EXTRA EARLY KING PHILIP 

 A Red Flint that is Unbeatable 



Earliest and best, variety of red Flint Corn. Ripens within eighty 

 days from time of planting. Ears large; good yielder. Choicest stock 

 seed, postpaid, J lb. 16c.; lb. 25c. At buyer's expense, i bu. 36c.; i bu. 

 66c.; i bu. 90c.; bu. $1.75. 



NORTH DAKOTA -WHITE FLINT 

 An Early Maturing Variety 

 This is a well established variety, with uniform characteristics, 

 including early maturity and medium size, both of stalks and ear. 

 Choicest stock seed, postpaid, 1 lb. 16c.; lb. 26c. At buyer's expense, J 

 bu. 36c.; i bu. 56c.; i bu. 90c.; bu. $1.75. 



Buckbee's Early Norther 



The greatest yielding Flint Corn — the only Corn for the extreme north; tn 

 fact, the greatest of all Flint varieties. Ears ten to fifteen inches long, of rich, 

 yellow color. Enormously productive, outyielding any Field Corn that we have 

 ever grown in the far North. It is not uncommon to find three to four ears on a 

 .stalk. Matures exceedingly early, from si.xty to seventy days being a fair average. 



Will surely prove of the greatest value to the farmers of the far 

 North, particularly the Dakotas, Northern Minnesota, Wiscon- 

 sin, Michigan and the Canadian Provinces. You will be 

 pleased with this earliest and big yielding Flint Corn. 



Postpaid, i lb. 15c.; lb. 25c.; 3 lbs. 60c. By express or freight, 

 at buyer's expense, J bu. 50c.; } bu. 76c.; * bu. SI. 25; bu. S2.00; 

 2 bu. $3.90; 10 bu. or more, $1.90 per bu. 



THIS WORLP-WIEB RB^^^ OF BUCKBEE'S S.' EDS IS EASFD OH MERIT ORLY 



