18 J. STECKLER SEED CO., 
LTD., ALMANAC AND 
WARDWELL’S KIDNEY WAX.—One of 
the most profitable varieties for the market 
gardener; especially popular in the South; 
long, straight, cream yellow pods of ex- 
cellent quality; plant medium sized, ma- 
turing a little later than Golden Wax. 
This splendid variety is now a popular 
favorite everywhere, not only for shipping, 
but for the local market and the home. 
BURPEE’S BUSH LIMA.—The pods are 
of same size as the Large Pole Lima and 
of same flavor. 
THE “BURPEE IMPROVED” BUSH 
LIMA.—A distinct ‘“‘New Creation” by na- 
ture, and not merely an improved selection 
developed by man. It differs from the best 
strains of Burpee’s Bush: Lima in having 
uniformly much larger pods, producing 
more beans, while both pods and beans 
are not only larger in size but also consid- 
erably thicker. 
IMPROVED PROLIFIC DWARF GER- 
MAN WAX.—This variety is a great im- 
provement on its parent, the Dwarf 
German Wax. Pods are longer and more 
productive, with the good qualities of the 
old kind. 
GRENELL’S IMPROVED RUST PROOF 
DWARF GOLDEN WAX.—An improve- 
ment on the Dwarf Golden Wax Bean; the 
seed is identically the same color as that 
kind. The pods are straight, long and 
fleshier than Golden Wax, superior in 
quality and positively “‘Rust Proof,’’ quite 
an object with us here in the South, when 
we often have rainy weather in the spring, 
which is injurious to most wax beans. 
ETROIT OR BUST PROOF WAX.— 
nis splendid wax bean is very productive 
and hardy; pods straight, flat and some- 
what broader than the Dwarf Golden Wax. 
The beans, when well grown, are of a 
beautiful golden yellow. 
WHITE WAX.—A desirable snap bean. 
Pods are broad, flat, yellow and semi- 
transparent when boiled, and is of a deli- 
eate flavor. 
DWARF FLAGEOLET WAZX.—A robust 
growing sort with large fine yellow pods. 
DAVIS WAX.—The pods are clear waxy 
white, long, straight and thick. , It is very 
early, productive and handsome in appear- 
ance. The plant is of a sturdy robust 
habit, which enables it to hold up the 
pods from coming in contact with the soil. 
Good for shipping. 
KEENEY’S RUSTLESS GOLDEN WAX. 
This is the long looked for bean, combining 
hardiness and productiveness with fine 
quality. A strong growing bush variety of 
remarkable vigor and freedom from rust. 
CURRIE’S RUST PROOF WAX.—This is 
an early, productive, good bean, having’ 
long, flat, yellow pods of fine quality. Foli- 
age healthy and rust proof. 
HODSON WAX.—Strong, healthy growth 
and resists rust and blight to a remark- 
able degree. Remarkably prolific, the plant 
being loaded with long, straight handsome 
pods resembling the Wardwell’s Kidney 
Wax, but plumper, straighter and longer. 
The pods are brittle, tender, of fine texture 
and splendid favor. An excellent main crop 
sort for shipping and market, as well as 
for home use. 
ROUND POD KIDNEY WAX.—Brittle 
wax; long, round, yellow pods, stringless; 
an exceedingly desirable variety, especially 
for the table and home market. Growth 
dwarf, spreading; very productive. 
EARLY MOHAWK SIX WEEKS.—A long 
podded variety, and very hardy. It is used 
to a great extent for the market for the 
first planting; very productive. 
EARLY YELLOW SIX WEEES.—Growth 
and maturity very similar to the Mohawk 
and is a very popular variety in the South; 
pods long and flat; very productive and 
ripens about the same time. 
EXTRA EARLY REFUGEE.—Is an im- 
provement on the well-known old Refugee. 
Very early and prolific. Owing to its good 
qualities it has become a favorite with the 
market gardeners for shipping. Pods are 
round and fleshy. 
BOUNTIFUL.—A broad flat podded vari- 
ety which is very productive and not 
likely to rust; it is considered by a great 
many people ‘to be a very superior bean. 
WHITE KIDNEY.—A good, strong grow- 
ing variety; should be planted more ex- 
tensively. 
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