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j. STECKLER SEED CO.. ETI>., ALMANAC AXD 



the finest specimen of tomatoes M-e ever ! Ivivingston's Beauty. This vaiiety 



saw, and were admired by evervbody who | is quite distinct in color, being a very 



saw them. They will keep well, and do | glossy crimson with a light tinge of purple'; 



not crack. It has become the standard I (lighter than the Acme.) It rioens with 



variety for this market. I ^le Acme .r Paragon, but kee^s longer. 



Livingston's Beantv. 





Dwarf Champion. 



It i; very perfect in shape and 

 does not_ crack, like some of the 

 thin skinned sort. 



Acme. This is one of the pret- 

 tiest and most solid Tomatoes ever 

 introduced. It is of medium size, 

 round and very smooth, a strong 

 grower, and' a good and long 

 bearer. It is the perfection of 

 Tomotoes for family use, but will 

 r,ot answer for shipping purposes; 

 the skin is too tender, and cracks 

 when iully ripe. Of all the varie- 

 ties introduced none has surpassed 

 this kind when all qualities are 

 brought into consideration. It 

 does vv-ell about here where the 

 ground is heavy. 



Paragon. This is a very solid 

 variety, of a bright reddish crim- 

 son color, comes in about the 

 same time ns the Tilclen, but is 

 heavier in foliage and protects 



Special piices on larg-e quantities of any of uur Seeds. 



