MISS EMMA V.WHITE, 



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North wood Narrows, 

 March, l'JOO.— "Your seeds I got 

 last year gave good satisfaction, 

 and the Cabbages were fine." 



Mrs. A. A. Brown. 



BEANS: Early Long Yellow Six Weeks. One of the beet 

 early green podded varieties; early, tender, stringless. 



BEANS: improved Golden Wax. Best early flat golden pod. 



BEA NS: Kentucky Wonder (Old Homestead). Ten days ear- 

 lier than any other green pole bean. It is stringless and can be used 

 either green or shelled. . 



BEANS: Burpee's Bush Lima. No garden is complete with- 

 out the Bush Lima. It is both prolific and early. 



BEET: Market Garden. The ideal beet for the market gard- 

 ener or home use. Skin and flesh a deep blood red. Suitable for early 

 use or winter keeping. . . 



CABBAGE: All Head Early. The characteristics of this splen- 

 did new Cabbage can be summarized in a few words: Earliness, large 

 size, uniformity, excellent quality, and splendid keeper. It is an all- 

 the-vear-round Cabbage. .-.-««« 



CABBAGE: Holland; Butch Winter, or Banish Ball 

 Head. Best winter keeper on account of its hard heading quality. 

 Weight of head one-quarter more than that of any other variety of 

 similar size. . 



CARROT: ©xheart, or Guerande. Flesh bright orange, fine 

 grained and sweet. A very fine quality for table use and equally good 

 for stock. On account of its shape it is more easily pulled than any 

 other variety. 



SELECTED 



VEGETABLE LIST 



I do not make a specialty of Vegetable seed9 

 but include in my liat, for the convenience of 

 my patrons, a few of the staple and reliable sorts. 

 The seeds are fresh and of high germinating 

 power, and will be found 

 fully as desirable as the 

 higher priced novelties | 

 offered by other seeds- » 

 men. I sell them for the 

 small sum of |y 



3 cts. Per Packet. 



Ten Packets 



(Your selection), 

 25 cts. 



CAULIFLOWER: Early Snowball. Exceedingly early 

 and hardy and one of the surest to make a solid, compact head; 

 best for late summer and fall crop. 



CELERY: White Plume. Handsome, crisp, self-blanch- 

 ing sort, of very easy cultivation. The earliest variety known. 



SWEET CORN: Early eory. The earliest variety 

 grown; quality excellent. 



SWEET CORN: Stowell's Evergreen. The stand- 

 ard main crop variety, and if planted at the same time with 

 the earlier kinds will keep the table supplied until October. 

 Very tender and sweet. 



POPCORN: White Rice. The standard variety. 



CUCUMBER: Boston Pickling, or Green Prolific. 

 Very popular for pickles. Fruit smooth, bright green; a 

 great producer. 



CUCUMBER: Improved White Spine. Flesh tender 

 and of excellent flavor. One of the best sorts for table use. 



EGG PLANT: New York Improved. Large, round, 

 purple, solid and weighty. 



LETTUCE: Grand Rapids. Large and tender. One of 

 the best for family use. 



LETTUCE; Hanson Head. One of the finest head let- 

 tuces, very slow to seed. Inner leaves usually curved and 

 twisted. Especially fine for salad decoration. 



MUSK MELON: Early Nutmeg. Early and very pro- 

 lific. Rich and sweet in flavor. One of the most desirable 

 table sorts. - 



