Wholesale Prices for Farmers and Market Gardeners. Spring 1915 



Carrot 



All our Carrot Seed Is extra clean rubbed seed. It Is grown from The Finest Stock 



Seed In the World and from Carefully Selected Transplanted Roots. 



Parcel Post Rates — See Page 16 — We Pay Postage On Pkts. Ozs. and J Lbs. 



Oz. i Lb. Lb. 



"Sunbeam" New Carrot, Extremely Early.. 15c 35c $1.00 



Parisian Forcing Carrot 15c 35c 1.00 



"Klondike" or coreless The Grand New 



Carrot 10c 30o 90c 



New King Carrot, Long, Red, Perfect Shape. 10c 30c 90c 



Pride of the Market, Fine 10c 25c 75c 



New Scarlet Beauty 10c 30c 90c 



Earliest Scarlet French Horn 10c 25c 75c 



Early Oxheart or Guerando 10c 20c 60c 



Half Long Orange 10c 20c 60c 



Improved Long Orange 10c 20c 60c 



Early Scarlet Chantenay or Model 10c 25c 70c 



Nantes or Half Long Scarlet Stump Rooted. 10c 25o 65c 



Early Rubicon 10c 25c 75o 



Danvers Half Long Carrot 10c 20c 60c 



St. Vallery or Intermediate 10c 20c 60o 



James Intermediate Scarlet 10c 20c 60o 



Undoubtedly the Best Cucumber Grown. Ship Us 800 Pounds. 



The C. E. Coleman Produce Co., of Neuces Co., Texas, writes as 

 follows: "Referring to your wire please ship us 8oo lbs. Bolgiano't 

 Early Fortune Cucumber Seed. I have adopted your Early For- 

 tune as the early cucumber I like to handle, tt has given universal 

 satisfaction. I want this seed for^ the use of growers here. We 

 are great Boosters for your seed in this section; you can always 

 refer to us as to the merit of your Early Fortune Cucumber, as it 

 is undoubtedly the best Cucumber grown." 



What's In a Name 



_W. H. Niver, Beaufort Co, S. C, writes: "The 6o lbs. of Bol- 

 gianos Early Fortune Cucumber Seed I bought of you last season 

 gave me the finest crop of the finest and earliest cucumbers I have 

 ever raised. They certainly are rigHtly named: I shall surely 

 never plant any other kind. I have been buying all my seeds from 

 you for my Truck Farm, Market and Home Gardens for the past 

 15 years, and allow me to say my dealings with you have always 

 been of the happiest." 



Planted Ten Days After — ^Able to Ship as Soon 



On June so, 1913, Mr. H. Studte, Houston, Del., writes as fol- 

 lows: "The seeds I bought this spring from Messrs. J. Bolgiano 

 Sf Son proved O. K., in fact your Early Fortune Cucumber Seed 

 (9 lbs.) came forth better than our own home saved seed from our 

 own grown best selected cucumbers. We planted the cuke seed 

 the last days of April and we will ship in spite of the unfavorable 

 spring weather about July 3d, as soon as my neighbors who 

 planted about 10 days sooner. To-day we eat cucumber salad." 



Cucumber 



Parcel Post Rates— See Page 16— We Pay Postage On Pkt».k Ozs., 1 Lbs. 



Barly Fortune, Bolglano's World Famous 

 Cucumber (The most profitable on earth) 

 Often yields over $1,000 per acre 



Bolglano's "Prosperity" White Spine Cu- 

 cumber, New Introduction 



"Lord Baltimore" the New Dry Weather 

 Cucumber that attracted so much atten- 

 tion last summer 



New Klondike, one of the Great White 

 Spine Cucumbers for Market Gardeners 

 and Shippers 



Henderson's Perfection White Spine Cu- 

 cumber 



Davis Perfect Cucumber 



Arlington Improved White Spine 



Improved Extra Early White Spine 



Evergreen White Spine New Extra Early. 



Bolglano's New Prolific Pickling 



Jersey Pickling Improved 



Extra Long White Spine or Fordhook 

 Famous 



Thomas Perfection (true stock) 



Pord Hook Pickling 



New Excelsior Long Green 



Boston Pickling 



Chicago or Westerfield Pickling 



Cool and Crisp White Spine Cucumber. . . 



New Century Cucumber 



'<S9-w Lemon Cuciimber 



Pkts. Oz. 



i Lb. 



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5o 



10c 



25c 



750 



5o 



15c 



35c 



$1.00 



5c 



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76c 



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10c 



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6c 



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80 



15c 



46c 



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8c 



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5c 



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10c 



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76c 



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Pkts. Oz. \ Lb. 



Early Frame or Short Green Cucumbers. 5c 10c 20c 



Thornburn's Everbearing 5c 



Improved Long Green Cucumber 5c 



West India Gherkin 5c 



Japanese Climbing Cucumber 6c 



Wild Cucumber 60 



Early Cluster Cucumber 5c 



10c 

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20c 

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50c 

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$2000.00 From 11 Acres 

 J. N. McCallum, Florida, writes: "Last Spring I planted BoU 

 giano's Early Fortune Cucumber Seed and from /J acres I picked 

 1200 crates, which netted me nearly %i,ooo. This spring I planted 

 3 acres, and, though the crop was cut half by the cold and drought, 

 I guess I made the best crop in this section, getting about 1500 

 crates, which netted me about $1400.00. I shall piant Early For- 

 tune Cucumber Seed next Spring and, think I can sell several 

 hundred pounds for you," 



$1718.00 Net From H Acres 



S. H. Richmond, of Dade Co., Fla., writes as follows: "Last 

 year we bought 'Early Fortune' Cucumber Seed from you which 

 gave good results; we got 856 crates from li acres which netted us 

 $2.00 per crate." 



Both Good and Large 

 Jos. R. Ramo; Port Antonio, Jamaica, writes June 1st: "Your 

 King Carrot was good, and they turned out large size." 



BolKlano'* Fsmoui New Early VortniM Oacnmbcv 



