STOKES SEED FARMS COMPANY «*<?s*» MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY 



WARDWELL'S KIDNEY WAX (x 2/5) 



No. 38— Ward well's Kidney Wax 



Days to Maturity, 45. Originated by Mr. Charles Wardwell, of Jefferson County, 

 New York, listed by Thorburn in 1887, and offered by Johnson & Stokes the 

 following year. The plants will attain a growth of about fourteen inches. The 

 pods are about six inches long, slightly curved, flat, six-seeded, clear yellow, almost 

 stringless and of very fair quality. As is the case of the Currie's Rust-Proof, it is, 

 perhaps, more subject to anthracnose during wet seasons than are some of the green- 

 pod varieties. Pkt. 10c, y 2 pt. 25c, pt. 45c, qt. 80c, y 2 pk. $3.00, postpaid. 



No. 42— Golden Cluster Wax (Pole) 



Days to Maturity, 72. Originated near Doylestown, Pa., and introduced by Dreer 

 in 1886. This is the most popular wax-podded pole bean of this class. It is a good 

 climber and the vines are very compact, vigorous and hardy, being only slightly 

 susceptible to disease. Golden Cluster is very productive. The pods will average 

 seven inches in length. They are very straight, flat-creased, eight-seeded, light waxy 

 yellow, somewhat stringy, but very brittle and fine-grained. The dry seeds are ivory 

 white, broadly oval and occasionally wrinkled. We believe this to be the best of the 

 wax-podded pole bean class. Pkt. 10c, y> pt. 25c, pt. 45c, qt. 80c, Y 2 pk. $3.00, 

 postpaid. 



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GOLDEN CLUSTER WAX (POLE) (x 1/3) 



Pencil Pod and Round Pod Kidney are the best wax beans for the home garden 



