RADISH 



ROUND VARIETIES 



SCARLET GLOBE. The standard round red market variety. This 

 is on excellent strain of the medium short topped type. The 

 roots are globe shaped, with a small slender tap root, bright 

 scarlet color, and the flesh is crisp and of excellent quality. 

 Season 23 days. 



Price 



oz. 

 15e 



1/4 lb. 

 40e 



lb. 

 $1.15 



10 lbs. 

 $11.00 



25 lbs. 

 $26.25 



100 lbs. 

 $100.00 



oz. 



V* lb. 



lb. 



10 lbs. 



25 lbs. 



15c 



45c 



$1.35 



$13.00 



$31.25 



SPARKLER. This is of the Early White Tipped Scarlet Turnip 

 type, but the white tip is more pronounced, the white extending 

 almost half way up the bulb. The flesh is firm, crisp, spark- 

 ling white, very mild in flavor, and stands well before becoming 

 pithy. Season 25 days. 



Price 



CRIMSON GIANT. The largest of the early varieties. The roots 

 are nearly round with deep crimson skin, white flesh and remain 

 firm without getting pithy, longer than other varieties. Season 

 29 days. 



oz. Va lb. lb. 10 lbs. 



Price 15c 45c $1.35 $13.00 



WHITE TIPPED SCARLET TURNIP. An attractive variety ex 

 tensively used for market. Roots nearly round, carmine scarlet 

 in color, with a white tip. The flesh is white, crisp, tender, and 

 of good quality. Season 25 days. 



oz. V4 lb. lb. 10 lbs. 25 lbs. 



Price 15c 45c $1.35 $13.00 $31.25 



Sparkler 



LONG VARIETIES 



ICICLE. An excellent early long white variety of high quality. The 

 roots are 5 to 6 inches long,, about S/^ of an inch thick, and 

 somewhat tapered. The quality and flavor are of the finest. 

 Season 27 days. 



Price oz. 15c 

 1/4 lb. 45c 

 lb. $1.35 

 10 lbs., $13.00 

 25 lbs. $31.25 



LONG WHITE VIENNA or 

 LADY FINGER. This vari- 

 ety is similar to Icicle but 

 the roots are more slender in 

 shape. Season 28 days. 



Price oz. 15c 



Va lb. 45c 



lb. $1.35 



10 lbs., $13.00 



25 lbs. $31.25 



/ am sorry I had left you 

 and kept on ordering from a 

 rival firm because of their 

 cheapness. Their seeds are 

 not true and poor germina- 

 tion, so return to you for- 

 ever and ever. 



M. C. Shanks Moffat 

 .S"^ Lucia. B. W. I. 



It costs OS much to plant and harvest an inferior crop as one of high quality. It therefore pays to plant seeds of known quality. 



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