Queen Anne’s Sweet- 
scented Pocket 
Carrot Chantena Moone: ae } 
This is not only a novelty but a EB 
great curiosity and useful fruit. i 
or Model Grows on trellises, makes a pretty | _ Radish Scarlet Globe 
Best Carrot in the world for table vine, and very showy fruit which Ok ; 
use. Early, tender, coreless, fine, has a delicious perfume; carried in This is my favorite for table use and general 
smooth grain, sweet and: sugary, de- the pocket or laid on mantel or | planting, and I make several plantings each 
licious flavor, deep red color. table imparts a delicious fragrance; | year of it inmy garden, Very deep scarlet, sharp — 
Packet, 10c.; ao eles served with sugar makes a dainty | oval form of medium size, solid, tender, crisp and 
a CTE ROSeR Rea ee dessert. mild: remains in eating condition longer than any 
a ty 1 5c. Packet, 5c. other. Packet, 5c.; oz., 20c. 
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New Stone Tomato Tomato—Matchless 
There is no question about it, this 
is the best tomato to plant after Earli- | is a strong, vigorous grower with thrifty vines which’ produce large handsome tomatoes 
ana for family use or for market; most abundantly throughout the season. The fruits, of a tich cardinal red, are remarkably 
solid, sweet flesh, few seeds and free solid and smooth, free from core and uniformly 
from rot. of the finest flavor. The tomatoes are always of 
ets ; the largest size; they do not become smaller even 
Backer») SCo)ssocssgeucs late in the season, as the healthy growth of vine 
; and foliage carry magnificent crops until killed 
by frost. For tomatoes of the largest size, always 
perfectly smooth, firm and handsome, 
long keeping qualities and finest flavor, 
we are sure that there is no other scarlet- 
fruited tomato that can equal our stock. 
Packet, 10c.; 3 for 25c.; 
4 oz., 40c; 
The Enormous Tomato 
Larger and better than Ponderosa. 
Fruits uniformly large, 4 to 5 inches across and very deep through; smooth, 
solid and brilliant scarlet. Packet, 10c.; { oz., 20c. 
Golden Queen 
The best large, smooth, pure yellow tomato. Packet, 5c.; { 0z., 20c. 
Peach 
Strongly resembles a peach. Packet, 5ce:; 1 oz., 20c. 
Yellow Cherry 
The small fruits are borne in clusters, average half an inch -in diameter, and 
are of a clear, light lemon-yellow. Packet, 5c.; { 0z:, 20c. 
Yellow Globe Danvers 
Another popular Onion widely grown for mar- 
ket. Plump, handsome, yellow-skinned bulbs, S k 5] E li 
very uniform, round and perfect. We have an parrs arttana 
extra fine strain of this. It does well every- Most fameus ef all extreme early Tomatoes. Two weeks ahead of all others | 
wire and in a soils ane climates, and is | — think of it! This tomato is not only remarkable for its earliness, but for its very | 
everywhere a popular market sort. large, uniform size, handsome shape; beautiful red color and wonderful produc- 
Packet, 5c.; oz., 45ce< tiveness. Large packet, 10c:; {4 0oz., 25c- 
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