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VEGETABLE SEED COLLECTIONS 



Succession Collections of vegltlCie^seld^ 



By planting the Succession Collections offered here, it is possible for the Home 

 Gardener to extend the bearing seasons to their extreme limits, thereby- 

 insuring a plentiful supply of vegetables to be gathered fresh 

 from the garden, with all their tempting lusciousness 



Henderson's Vegetable Seed Collections are Delivered Transportation Paid in the U. S. 



34 BUSH BEANS, DWARF 419 CUCUMBER 



All Season 

 Collection 



Succession Collection of Green and Wax 

 Varieties 



See description. 



' pages 11, 12 and 



13 



Black Valentine 



Green pod, early . . . 

 Red Valentine, Green 



pod, 2nd early 



Black Wax, early .... 

 Wardwell's Kidney 



Wax. midseason ... 



Price 



1 pkt. each of 4 sorts $ .35 



1 pt. each of 4 sorts 1.45 



1 qt. each of 4 sorts 2.75 



239 BEET Ix^ir 



{See description, pages 16 and 17) 



Extra Early Egyptian, for first crop. 

 Early Blood Turnip, midseason. De- 

 troit Dark Red, late. 



Price, . Coll. of 3 pkts. 25c; 1 oz. 

 ■ each, 50c. 



312 CARROT ^^:^ 



Earlv Scarlet Horn 1 „ 



Chantenav >^^^ descnp- 



Danvers. ' ] ''«"• ?"«<" ^^ 



Price, Coll. of 3 pkts. 20c; oz. each 55c. 



354 CELERY ?^'::X"n.ed 



Rose Plume 1 



Golden Plume Y See page 24 



White Plume J 



Price. Coll. 1 pkt. each 50c. 



135 CORN, SWEET 



The Continuity Collection of Five 

 Varieties 



These collections are made up of 5 

 varieties to supply the home table con- 

 tinuously throughout the season with 

 tender, milky and delicious Sweet Corn. 

 Seeds of the entire collection should be 

 planted at one time, otherwise the succes- 

 sion will be broken. 



Plant Pocahontas for extra early. 

 Metropolitan for early. Golden Bantam 

 for medium early. Country Gentleman 

 for mid-season. Stowell's Evergreen 

 for late. 



{See description on pages 26 and 27) 



PRICES 



1 pkt. each of 5 varieties (sufficient 

 for 125 hills) S .50 



1 pt. each of 5 varieties (sufficient 

 for 500 hills) 1.90 



1 qt. each of 5 varieties (sufficient 

 for 1000 hills) 3.50 



(See description, page 28 ^ 

 Cool and Crisp. The Henderson. 

 Green Prolific, extra early for picking. 

 Price, Coll. of 3 pkts. 25c; 1 oz. 

 each 60c. 



530 HEAD LETTUCE c!rir=;F.. 



From these may be grown the best 

 Lettuce possible, continuously from 

 early spring to late fall. Sow at intervals 

 as given in our cultural pamphlet. 

 Mignonette for Extra Early. 



See description, page 32 

 Salamander, for second early. 



See description, page 33 

 New York for main summer crop. 



See description, page 32 

 Big Boston for spring and fall crop. 



See description, page 31 

 Price, 1 pkt. each 40c; 1 oz. each §1.10. 



560 MUSKMELON ^x;'t?on 



Early Hackensack. Rocky Ford. 

 Emerald Gem. {See description, pages 

 34 and 35) 



Price, Coll. of 3 pkts. 25c; 1 oz. 

 each 60c. 



622 ONION ?:!:f:^L°sroLs 



{See description, page 37) 



Southport W'hite Globe. 

 Southport Red Globe. 

 Southport Yellow Globe. 



Price Coll. of 3 pkts. 25c; 1 oz. 

 each Sl.flO. 



ICQ DA'TiTdJ Henderson's Five 

 /DO KAUlan Turnip Varieties 



{See description, page 47) 



Early Scarlet Globe. 

 White Tipped Scarlet Turnip. 

 Early Round Dark Red. 

 Earh' Scarlet Turnip. 

 Rose Turnip. 



Price, Coll of 5 pkts. 35c; 1 oz. each 

 85c; M lb. each $2.35. 



769 RADISH ?„T.!::t^on 



{See description, page 4S) 



Red Rocket. 

 White-Tipped Rocket. 

 White Rocket. 



Price, Coll. of 3 pkts. 

 each 60c. 



25c; 1 oz. 



199 PEAS 



Four Best) 

 Tail Varieties! 



850 SQUASH ^■fri^uo?"'^" 



The varieties composing these collec- 

 tions have been selected as the best of 

 the true and tried wrinkled Peas of 

 superior quality for home use, including 

 extra early, medium main crop and late 

 varieties, so that a continuous supply 

 of luscious peas can be had from the 

 successively maturing sorts for several 

 weeks. 



Prosperity, for extra early. . .see page 41 

 Horsford's Market Garden, 



for early see page 43 



Telephone, for midseason. . . .see page 43 

 American Champion, for 



main crop see page 43 



200 PEAS otJl'i-f virietie. 



Nott's Excelsior, for extra 

 early see page 42 



Melting Marrow, for 

 early see page 42 



Advancer, for mid- 

 season . . . see page 43 



Dwarf Telephone 

 See page 43 



PRICES {State 

 whether Tall or Dwarf 

 is wanted). 

 1 pkt. each of 4 sorts 



(enough for 50 feet 



of drill) $ .35 



1 pint each of 4 sort; 



(enough for 200 feet 



of drill) SI. 50 



1 quart each of 4 sorts 



(enough for 400 feet 



of drill) $2.75 



{See description, page 51) 



White Bush Scal- 

 loped. 



Yellow Bush Summer 

 Crookneck, Hubbard. 

 Price, Coll. of 3 

 pkts. 20c; 1 oz. 

 each 55c. 



916 TOMATO 



Every vegetable produced contributes to the wealth of the Nation and helps to reduce the present economic stress. 



