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Specialties in Vegetable Seeds, 1884. 



BEANS. 



EXTRA EARLY LIMA. 



A ven,' desirable acquisition, combining the size and 

 good qualities of the Large Lima, with the earline^s of 

 the Small Lima. Vigorous in habit, and productive. 



Per packet, lo cents; ^ pint, 20 cents; pint, 35 

 cents; quart, 60 cents; 4 quarts, $2.00; bushel, $12.00. 



1/ by mail or express, prepaid^ /J cents per pint, JO cents per 

 quart must be added for charges. 



Gabbage-Yery Early Etampes 



Extra Early Lima Beans 



This variety has made 

 a very fine record on our 

 trial grounds the past 

 season. It is ver}' little if any later than the Early Jersey Wake- 

 field. Its heads are small and ^compact, and of most excellent 

 qualitv. From our own obseiA-ation and the reports of other^ 

 who have subjected it to a thorough trial, we are confident that 

 the Very Early Etampes has enduring merit. This is the 

 sort catalogued by some dealers as " Earliest " at ver>' high 



prices. 



Per packet, 5 cents 



oz., 25 cents; 2 oz,, 40 cents; %. lb.. 



Very Early Etampes Cabbage. 

 ■5 cents; lb., 82.50. 



Ely Jersey Wakefield Cabbage 



CABBAGE-Early Jersey Wakefield. 



True, best American — Tlxis well known cabbage i-, deserv- 

 edly popular with market gardeners in the vicinity of our large 

 cities. It is one of the surest headers, and is without doubt the 

 MOST PROFITABLE EARLY variety, as the heads are of fine quality, 

 compact, solid, endure shipping to considerable distance, and are 

 produced at just the right season to command a good price. The 

 price of the seed is usually high owing to the fact that this 

 cabbage is a VERY shy seeder. Our strain this year is equal to 

 any we have ever offered, and can be depended upon as being 

 TRUE and PURE. 



Per packet, 5 cents; oz., 3= cents; 2 oz., 60 cents; % lb..Sf.oo; 

 lb.. S3. 50. 



CABBAGE.--D. M, FERRY & GO'S PREMIUM FLAT DUTCH. 



As a variety for winter market, we consider this sort superif)r to any other late cabbage, and 

 as it is one of the best keepers, it is the kind most extensively cultivated for fall and winter use. 

 It is a sure header, and with good cultivation, on moist, rich ground, ninety-five in a hundred 

 will head up hard and fine. Our stock of this variety has been selected 7vith great care, with a 

 view of fully developing the ver>' valuable qualities of this cabbage, and we confidently recom- 

 mend it as at least equal to atty other strain of this standa7-d variety. 



Per packet, 5 cents; oz., 30 cents; 2 oz., 55 cents; % lb., Si. 00; lb.. S3. 00. 



