WM. C. BLCKILRT, ALLI^QHILNY, PA. 



Choice Vegetable Seeds 



NORTHERN-GROWN 

 SEED POTATOES 



(i^arloffeln) Prices subject to change 



Our Potatoes are i 

 especially from seed, 

 fore danger of frost i; 



11 choice northern-grown stocky grown 

 AX'e send out no Potatoes in spring be- 

 past. 



All varieties sent free by mail at 20 cts. per pound, except 

 where otherwise noted. Prices here quoted are based on 

 present value, and are subject to variation without notice. 



The Bovee. Early as any Potato yet introduced. In 

 competitive trials with other early sorts it has outyielded 

 them all. \'ine dwarf and stocky ; tubers grow \ei\ close 

 together in the hills. Pk. 45 cts. , bus. I1.50. 



Early Ohio. Leading early variety : tubers rough in the 

 skin; nearly round, and quite distinct in appearance; cook 

 dry and mealy. Pk. 45 cts , bus. Si. 50. 



Early Puritan. Skin and flesh white ; cook dry and 

 floury; very productive. Pk. 45 cts., bus. $1.50. 



Country Gentleman. Resembles Beauty of Hebron, but 

 ripens later and yields better crops. Quality fine. Pk. 

 45 cts., bus. $1.50. 



Rochester Rose. An improvement on Early Rose. 

 Larger in size, fully as early, and a heavy yielder. Pk. 

 45 cts., bus. Si -50. 



Late Puritan. Like Early Puritan in color, quality and 

 general appearance, but larger and far more productive. 

 Pk. 45 cts., bus. $1 50. 



Restaurant. A heavj' yielder ; for the main crop hard to 

 surpass. If you wish to raise a heavy crop of large, hand- 

 some Potatoes, this is a good one to plant. Pk. 45 cts., 

 bus. Si. 50. 



Sir Walter Raleigh. New, large, smooth, oblong, 

 white ; heavy yielder for main crops. Pk. 45 cts., bus. Si -50. 



Thoroughbred. New. Medium early, long, pink ; 

 heavy yielder and of fine qualit}-. Pk. 45 cts , bus. $1.50. 



Good News. Skin light pink, like Early Rose ; flesh pure 

 white, quality of the very best ; although early, it keeps 

 well ; very productive. Pk. 45 cts., bus. $1.50. 

 Early Six Weeks. Of the Ohio class ; good for early 

 crop, being extra early and of good quality while still young. Pk. 45 cts., 

 bus. Si 50. 



Uncle Sam. :\Iid-season variety ; tubers roundish flattened, smooth, white ; 

 heavy yielder, good keeper and of excellent quality. Pk. 45 cts , bus. Si .50. 



Vermont Gold Coin. A fine main crop variety ; immensely productive ; 

 always cooks dry and of finest quality; tubers slightly oblong, with small 

 eyes. Pk. 60 cts., bus. $2. 



Early Norther. Of the Rose class ; early, productive and of fine quality. 

 Pk. 45 cts , bus. $1.50. 



Reeves' Rose. Medium late, sure cropper ; very productive and of fine 

 appearance. Pk. 45 cts., bus. $1.50. 



Noroton Beauty. Descended from the famous Peachblow and probably 

 the earliest and most productive good early Potato ever grown, yielding as 

 heavv as the medium early sorts; crops planted May 14 were in fine condi- 

 tion for the table July 14 ; tubers handsome, uniform in size and shape ; un- 

 surpassed as a keeper, and of superb quality. Lb. 75 cts , by mail, 85 cts ; 

 2 lbs. $1 30, bv mail, St. 50; 4 lbs. S2.40, by mail. S2.75 ; 8 lbs, $4 25, by 

 mail, S5 ; per pk. of 15 lbs-, by express,'S7 ; Jibus.jof 30 lbs., by express, $13. 



SWEET POTATOES 



Noroton Beauty Potatoes 



Nansemond, or Yellow Jersey. The leading variety. Owing to their 

 perishable nature, we cannot keep them in stock, but supply orders booked 

 in advance. Pk. 50 cts , bus. Si. 60. 



VEGETABLE PLANTS AND ROOTS 



Those desiring large quantities 

 should -write for special prices 



Asparagus Roots. Strong, two-year-old roots, Si per 100, S7 

 per 1. 000 ; .3-year-old roots. Si. 50 per 100, Si 2 per 1,000. 



Rhubarb Roots. 10 cts. each, by mail 20 cts.; SI per doz. 



Horse-Radish Roots. 10 cts. per doz., by mail 20 cts. 

 per 100. 



Chives. Per clump 10 cts., by mail 20 cts.; $1 per doz. 



THE FOLLOWING PLANTS ALL IN THEIR SEASON : Beets, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, CaiUiflower, Celery, 

 Celeriac, Eggplant, Endive, Kohlrabi, Leek, Lettuce, Pepper, Tomato. Ask for prices. 



