Plant Enough to Can or Quick Freeze and to Store for Winter 
Particularly Adapted to Home 
Canning and Quick Freezing 
BEANS—Bush Green Pod | 
Stringless Green Pod 
Tendergreen 
BEANS—Bush Wax Pod 
Pencil Pod 
Round Pod Kidney 
Stringless Kidney 
BEANS—Pole 
Kentucky Wonder 
BEANS—Lima 
Henderson’s Bush 
Vordhook Bush 
King of the Garden Pole 
Peas, Thomas Laxton—of superb flavor and sweetnes 
(See page 41) 
‘Ss 
Onion, Southport Yellow Globe (See page 40) 
Especially. Good for Winter Storage 
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BEET—Detroit Dark Red 
(Illustration, back cover) 
CABBAGE—Ferry’s Hollander 
and other varieties with compact heads 
BROCCOLI, Green Sprouting Ore ° CARROT 
(lveirakion: page ay) Additional Suggestions Danvers Half Long 
for Home Canning Nantes 
CORN, Sweet 
AAS. 
Red Cored Chantenay 
(illustration, back cover) 
Perry’s Golden (Charlevoix) TOMATO : 
(Chimento back cover) Bonny Best ONION 
Golden Bantam Marglobe count Red Globe 
Golden Cross Bantam (Illustration, page 43) outhport White Globe ; 
(Illustration, page 34) Prichard pour screw Glabe 
Ruiwers ellow Globe Danvers 
PEAS PUMPKIN—Sugar or New England 
Laxton’s Progress SWISS CHARD Pie 
Little Marvel Lucullus Dark Green RUTABAGA—Awmerican Purple Top 
Telephone Large Ribbed Dark Green <aneye 
Thomas Laxton SPINACH Sielicious 
Hubbard 
Swiss Chard—delicious for greens both fresh 
and canned (See page 44) 
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Long Standing Bloomsdale 
(Illustration, page 43) 
Tomato, Rutgers—fine for juice as well as for 
canning (See page 45) 
TURNIP—Purple Top White Globe 
Cabbage, Ferry’s Hollander —one of the best late varieties 
for planting in home gardens (See page 33) 
Winter Squash, Delicious—the rich yellow flesh 
indicates high nutritive value (See page 44) 
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