BETTER GARDENS 



Cultural Suggestions on the Suburban Garden 

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When Peas arc through bearing same space can be made ready to plant 

 two rows of Celerv. 



When Corn is through bearing this space can be replanted with Endive 

 out of temporary seed bed. 



When Bush Beans are through bearing the space can be ieplanted with 

 late Cabbage out of temporary seed bed. ' 



Between late Corn, transplant early Lettuce; with use of manure water 

 same can be forced and got out of the way before Corn is too high. 



Bv sowing Radish with the Beets and Carrots it marks the row where they are, 

 andean be easily pulled out when ready to u?e and do no harm to other crops. 



Between the 'Musk Melon hills set out one plant early Cabbage from tem- 

 porary seed bed, and between the Water Melon hills set out two plants early 

 Cabbage from temporary seed bed. 



Musk and Water Melons will run into Beet and Carrot rows by the time 

 these are ready for use. 



Xew York Lettuce can be transplanted between hills of Pole Beans; the 

 shade from the Beans will do no harm; in fact will help the Lettuce by shading. 



Cucumber vines will use space planted with Lettuce and Spinach after 

 they are used up or taken off. 



Bush Squash will be through bearing by the timeTomatoes need the extra space. 



The Celery, Cabbage and Endive will be transplanted into permanent place 

 by the time Tomatoes will need the space. 



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Beans, Valentine. The standard dwarf early green pod snap. 



■ Golden Wax. Dwarf yellow or wax podded snap. 



" Bush Lima. "The Henderson," early and prolific. 



" Old Homestead. The finest green-podded pole snap. 

 Beet, Eclipse. Extra early, round, red table Beet. 



Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield. The standard extra early. 



Selected Late Flat Dutch. The finest large Cabbage 

 grown. 

 Carrot, Early Scarlet Horn. An extra early table Carrot. 

 Celery, Perfected White Plume. The best early self-blanching. 

 Corn, Sweet, Cory. An extra early, small but prolific. 



■ Stowell's Evergreen. The popular late sort. 



Cucumber, " Henderson " White Spine. The finest for slicing. 



Endive, Green Curled. The delicious and popular Salad. 



Leek, Large Flag. Large, white and mild. 



Lettuce, Salamander. Unsurpassed second early head Lettuce. 

 ■ New York. Large and fine main crop, heading variety. 



Melon, Musk, Netted Gem. 

 Water, Cole's Early. 



Small, extra early, green fleshed. 

 The finest garden variety. 



Onion, White Portugal. A fine early white variety. 



" Prizetaker. A large yellow-skinned, main crop sort. 



Parsley, 

 Parsnip, 

 Peas. 



Spinach 

 Squash. 

 Tomato, 

 Turnip, 



Emerald. Curly leaves for garnishing, etc. 

 Hollow Crown. Large, smooth white roots. 

 Early. 

 Medium early. 

 ■ Main crop. 

 Radish, Early Round, Dark Red. Unsurpassed early variety. 

 French Breakfast. Oval shape; red with white base. 



Victoria. Good for spring and fall sowing. 

 Mammoth Summer Crookneck. Large, yellow; early. 

 Ponderosa. Famous for large size, solidity and flavor. 

 Early Red Top Strap Leaf. Flesh white; excellent quality. 



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