SUPPLEMENT, 



Including novelties o£ this year and varieties worthy of especial mention of recent introduction 

 ™i^e the greatest pains to assure ourselves by thorough trial on our Tnal Grounds or Seed 

 --arms Tnd from^inspectlns of growing crops in the hands of others that every novelty that 

 rirates with us, o^ others, has sterling merit and can be depended on to gtve satisfactory, 

 ■esults under favorable conditions before it can find a place in our catalogue^ We urge you, 

 herefore to give the varieties offered in this list careful trial and feel confident that you wrll be 

 jjore than satisfied with the results. 



BEANS-DWA.RB. 



See pages 9-11. 



GHflltliEHGE OWflRF BliftGR WflX, Extra Early. 



THE EARLIEST. FURNISHES THE LARGEST PICKINGS THE EARLIEST. 



AS much of an.advance in earliness over existing varieties of wax beans as was our Golden Wax when we introduced it 



"" ^ We have examined field after field of it over a wide extent of territory and ^/^^.^-I-Z.^jitS^lPf,:^^^^^^^ ^^'^^ ^^^'' ^^ 

 have in every instance found it as well adapted to different conditions of soil and ^-"Jture as the Prohfi^^ eardeners 



These facts of hardiness and prolificness. together with its great earliness '"^ke it indispensable R.inarket gardeners 

 and ever^- one to whom earliness is any object at all. Plant lfV'^«•^'^?^ J* J^'^^-iin ' * ' ^ 



Per packet, 1 5c. ; pint. 25c. ; quart, 40c. : 4 quarts, S1.50 : bushel, *»,00. 



If by mail or express prepaid, 10 cents per pint, 15 cents per quart, inust be added for ctiai 



irges. 



