MISS MARY E. MARTIN, FLORAL PARK, NLW YORK 



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New ''Triumph" Radish. 



This extra early Radish is a distinct novelty. The 

 small, round, pure white roots are marked jvith 

 briRlit scarlet, in flabes and in short lines running 

 around the circumference. The bright contrasting 

 colors are most attractive; skin thin; flesh crisp, 

 tender and mild. Per packet, 6c.; OZ., loC. 



Icicle, the Best Early Long White 



"Onrlivh Kxceedingly tender and fine flavored. 

 t%.U.U.i:ill. Half-long white Radish, lesembling 

 the Strassburg in size, but of quicker growth ; very 

 smooth and regular in appearance, with pure white 

 skin, and exceedingly delicate and brittle. 



Packet, 6c.; oz., 16c. 



J^nHi^h Knnrtt>f Cllnho This is my favorite for table 

 KaaiSn ^Cariei UlOOe. use and general planting, and 



1 make several plantings each year of it in my garden. Very deep 

 scarlet, sharp oval form of medium size, solid, tender, crisp and 

 mild ; remains in eating condition longer than any other. 



Packet, 6c. ; oz., 10c. 



DnHi^h Crim^nn Clinnf New in 1903. It is a scarlet 

 KaaiSn l^rimSOn Uiant. turnip variety, growing over 



2 inches in diameter, without becoming pithy in the least ; crisp, 

 mild and tender, and very early. Packet, 10c. 



New Crimson 

 Giant Radish. 



Pepper Chinese Giant, 



i»ouJ.»l*' the 8iz»i of •'Ruby 

 Kiiiff." Early in ripening and 

 immensely productive. The 

 monstrous fruits are of thick, 

 blocky form and of most bril- 

 liant glossy scarlet ; 4 to 5 inches 

 broad at the top and of equal 

 len>;th. All are uniformly of 

 • dogt "eiiornions" size. The 

 flesh IS extremely mild, as 

 sweet as an apple, and un- 

 usually thick; it makes an ex- 

 cellent salad sliced and served 

 like tomatoes. Packet, lOc; 

 ^ oz., 20c.; % oz., 35c. 



Ruby King Pepper. Grows 

 4V^ to 6 inches long by SJ^ to 4 

 inches thick. The peppers are 

 a bright, ruby red, of remark- 

 ably mild taste; best for stuffed 

 pickles. Pkt.. 5c.; ^ oz., l$3c. 



Defender Muskmelon. 



Monte Crista or ^^'r^-^J^--'^ 



We especially recommend this sort for 

 the home garden. Of the hundreds of 

 varieties we have tested, none has been 

 found superior to this sort in the crisp 

 tenderness, juicy sweetness and beautiful 

 color of the flesh. We feel assured that 

 any one who wishes a delicious melon for home use will be well satisfied with this 

 soft. Packet, 5c.; oz., lOc; 3 oz., 15c. 



Defender Muskmelon (Ferry). I\'?rome°re1p°?[»?rh°e"l7sfs?rtTei 



produced. There is no variety in which the flesh is of fine qualit/ and flavor so 

 near to the rind as in this, and none in which the rind is so thin, hard and firm. We 

 believe that in sweetness it is fully equal to the Rocky Ford or Netted (iem, and it 

 has, in addition, the high flavor peculiar to such orange-colored sorts as Osage, 

 Surprise and Emerald Gem. Packet, 5c.; oz., loc; a oz., 25c. 



'•PAUL ROSE ♦' New TVf u8kmol-»n. In the **Paul Ros*> ♦♦ we are offering 

 the best MtLskmelon iiitr'>(liice<l for ma y years. It is a successtul cross of 

 the Osage with the Netted Gem, and combines the sweetness <<f the former with 

 the fine nettine: « f t'<e <i«ni. No other Melon equalsitin smallnessof seed cavity, 

 nor approaches it in firmness. Packet, 5c.; oz., 20c.; lb., 5*2.00, by mail. 



ROCKY FORD MUSKMEIiON. I oflcer true seed of this famous Melon. Im- 

 proved Netted Gem; very sweet and fine flavored; oblong;., Packet* 6c.; oz.. 20c, 



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