are selected tor your locality 
Broccoli, Green Sprouting — among the first on the list 
in healthful vitamins. 
BEANS, DWARF LIMA (Cont’d) 
*Henderson’s Bush (Baby Lima). 
small flat seeds; dry beans white. Popular in North 
because of earliness. Excellent quality. (65) 20c 
Jackson Wonder Bush. Pods medium size. Four to five 
fairly thick, large beans. Dry beans marked brown- 
ish-red. Popular in South. (66) 20c 
*Thorogreen. Similar to Henderson’s Bush but seed coat 
and seed interior greenish. Attractive for canning. 
(65) 20c 
BEANS, POLE LIMA 
*Challenger or Fordhook Pole. Extremely heavy 
producer. Plants 10 to 15 it. tall. Pods 5 to 6 in. 
long. Contain 4 to 6 large thick green beans. (92) 20c 
Florida Butter, Speckled. Pods in clusters. Beans buff, 
spotted reddish brown. Popular and dependable in 
South. (85) 20c 
*Kins of the Garden. Pods large, about 6in. long. Four 
to five large, thick, white seeds. Improved form of 
Large White Lima. (90) 20c 
Large Speckled or Christmas. Broad flat pods contain 
large flat beans of creamy green with deep red or 
maroon markings. Needs long growing season. o 
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Small White (Carolina or Sieva). Pods 3% in. long; 
3 to 4 small seeds of splendid quality. Known as Pole 
Butter Bean of the South. (78) 20c 
BEET, TABLE 
Crosby’s Egyptian. Interior purplish with slight light zon- 
ing. Round, flattened. Excellent for early beets and 
greens. Famous for sweetness. (58) 15c 
Detroit Dark Red. Deep rich red; globe-shaped. Very 
little zoning. Tender and delicious. Best all-purpose 
beet; the standard of excellence in table beets. A 
Ferry-Morse Development and _ Introduction. 
(60) 15c 
Early Blood Turnip. Flesh bright red. Tops somewhat 
coarse. Quick-grower which many gardeners like. 
(60) 15c 
Early Wonder. Flattened globe shape. Deep purplish- 
red, zoned lighter. Good home garden beet. (58) 15c 
Green Top Bunching. Early and attractive. Foliage 
keeps fresh color well into fall. Roots almost round. 
Interior color bright blood red. A Ferry-Morse De- 
velopment and Introduction. (58) _ 15c 
Long Dark Blood (Above Ground). Long slender roots 
of dark purplish-red. Best table beet for field culture. 
Splendid keeper. (90) 15c 
Perfected Detroit. A fine strain of Detroit Dark Red 
with longer bright green tops. (62) 15c 
Pods small; 3 to 4 
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BEET, TABLE (Cont’d) 
Tall Top Early Wonder. Early beet of Crosby type with 
specially large tops. Suitable both for root use and 
for greens. (60) 15c 
BROCCOLI 
Cauliflower type. (See Cauliflower, Winter.) 
*De Cicco. Plants medium tall, light green. Produce a 
high percentage of side shoots. Very early and of 
excellent quality. (60) 15c 
*Green Sprouting. Plants 3 to 4 ft. tall. Many sprouts 
about 5 in. long end in heads of deep green buds. Use 
in bud stage. Cook only 15 to 20 minutes. (70) 15c¢ 
Rapa (Italian Turnip). Leaves and small heads make 
excellent greens. Cut just before heads start to bloom. 
Sow seed very early in spring. Quick growing. (60) 
15c 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS 
*Long Island Improved. Plants about 20 in. tall. Many 
firm little heads an inch or two in diameter. Very 
satisfactory for home gardens for fall and early winter 
use. (90) 15c 
CABBAGE, FIRST EARLY 
Charleston or Large Wakefield. Large pointed heads. 
One of the best for Southern home gardens. (71) 10c 
Copenhagen Market. Uniformly round heads. Interior 
white, very solid. Plants compact for setting close 
together in garden. (66) 10c 
Early Jersey Wakefield. Pointed heads, small and firm. 
Earliest pointed variety. Plants compact for small 
garden planting. (62) 10c 
Jersey Queen. Yellows Resistant Early Jersey Wakefield. 
(62) 10c 
Resistant Detroit. Yellows Resistant. Uniform round 
heads. A Ferry-Morse Introduction. (68) 10c 
Resistant Golden Acre. Similar to Copenhagen Market, 
but heads are smaller. Earliest round headed cab- 
bage. (63) 10c 
CABBAGE, MEDIUM EARLY 
All Head Early. Firm flat heads, weighing 6 to 7 lbs. 
Especially good for kraut. (77) 10c 
All Head Select. Yellows Resistant All Head Early. vo 
Cc 
Bonanza. Medium early. Round, very hard heads which 
can be used when small or allowed to stand and be- 
come large. The hardest headed and shortest cored 
variety we know of. A Ferry-Morse Introduction 
and Development. 
(75) 10c 
Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield —ideally suited to 
home garden planting because of compactness. 
