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GOLDEN DRESDEN RADISH. 



This is a German Radish; remarkably quick growing. 



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Planted under ordinary » 



condit ions the first of May it was ready for the table by the lirst of June. Has a very * 

 small top, which admits of the closest sowing. As shown in illustration the Radishes g 

 are perfectly round and smooth, while they have attractive golden brown skin. Flesh • 

 is crisp, white and .iuicy, of tine llavor. Market gardeners can either grow this new I 

 Radish in the garden or force it, and depend upon having au early and satisfactory > 

 crop. Packet, 10 cents ; ounce, 15 cents ; % pound, 10 cents ; pound, S1.25. 



MAULE'S EARLIEST WHITE TURNIP RADISH. 



This strain of White Turnip Radish is unquestionably the earliest of all White Pad- " 

 ishi-s. It has a remarkably small top, and its pure white fiesta is at all times very crisp ^ 

 and tender. Frequently matures in less than three weeks from sowing, being several p 

 days, in fact more than a week, earlier than the old Early While Turnip. 'Die only £ 

 sort that anywhere approaches it in earliness is the Philadelphia White Pox, and it — 

 takes an extra good strain of the Box Radish to mature as early. With my market 



yfc| g;i nir hi -rs' tr:ul«« H is 1 mil ml to be a g real sum ss and it v. ill prove equal 1< d< siralile for 



home garden. Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 15 cents; pound, 85 cents; pound, SI. 00. 



MAULE'S WINTER RADISH. g> 



This Radish will supplant China Rose Winter and all other varieties of Winter i 

 Radishes. Although it is an American grown Radish, it came originally from China. w 

 In shape it is somewhat similar to California Mammoth White, and also to Chinese <*> 

 Mammoth, but is superior to both in every way, the roots being more symmetrical in * 

 i shape and more crisp, solid and of superior flavor. It keeps through the whole winter 1 

 1 in excellent condition. Without exception the most desirable winter variety in n, 

 I cultivation. Packet, 10 cents; ounce, '/0 cents; % pound, 50 cents; pound, £1.50. » 



NEW LONG CARDINAL RADISH. jj 



Fit for use in 25 days from sowing the seed. It is particularly noted for its crisp, S. 

 tender flesh and bright, attractive color of skin. In shape very regular, smooth and j 

 conical; flesh of the finest quality. I am sure it will delight all my customers. 

 Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 15 cents; % pound, 35 cents; pound, Si. 10. 



WHITE VELVET OKRA. 



Produces pods larger than any other. They are 

 never prickly to the touch, and always round and 

 smooth, while in other varieties they are either ridged 

 or square-edged. At the same time it is very pro- 

 ductive and will outyield every other sort. The 

 pods impart a fine flavor and consistency to soups 

 and stews, besides being very palatable when stewed 

 and served as is a dish of asparagus. It is certainly 

 worthy of a trial by all of my custo- 

 mers. Packet, 5 cents; ounce, 10 cents; 

 \i lb., 25 cents ; lb., 80 cents. 



How to Remit . 



There is no safer way of sending 

 money through the mails than by 

 Post Office Money Order. It Is also 

 well to remember that it costs only 

 8 cents now to register a letter, 

 where It formerly cost lO cents. I 

 always accept postage stamps same 

 as cash. But no matter whether 

 yon remit by Money Order, Express 

 Order, Bank; Draf t or Registered 

 letter, I guarantee safe arrival of 

 all remittances made in this way, 

 and on orders exceeding $«3.00 the 

 expense of sending may be deduct- 

 ed from the amount of the order. 



WHITE WONDER CUCUMBER. 



The White Wonder surpasses the White Pearl, both in 

 handsome appearance and fine quality, while its strong, 

 vigorous, extremely healthy habit of growth enables the 

 vines to produce a large crop of perfect fruit, even under 

 adverse conditions. The Cucumbers are thickly get, re- *B 

 markably uniform in color, shape and size ; they average 

 about eight inches long; the skin thin, but very tough, 

 and the pearly white flesh is exquisitely fine in quality, 

 very brittle, and remains solid for a long time. The color 

 is always ivory white. Owing to its unusual hardiness of 

 constitution, the White Wonder can be planted earlier 

 than most other cucumbers, and Is also a sure cropper. 

 Packet, 5 cents ; ounce, 10 cents ; % lb., 80 cents ; lb., £1.00.' 



THE GARDEN LEMON. 



It resembles the Melon Peach in manner 

 of growth and shape of fruit, but is distinct 

 in that the unripe fruit is striped with very 

 dark green, nearly black. Fruit is some- 

 v hat smaller, has thinner flesh and is de- 

 cidedly more acid, thus dispensing with the 

 sliced lemons, which are so Important in 

 ^ putting up the MtlonPeach. Cultivate like 2 

 %gjy4} Muskmelons in hills three feet apart each ■ 

 w way. Directions for cooking in various man- P. 

 ners accompany each packet. Pkt., 10 cts. B 



GIANT GOLDEN HEART CELERY. | 



It is claimed to be the best of all for * 

 keeping through the winter. It is of de- ■ 

 licious flavor and grows much taller than ff 

 its parent, the old Golden Heart Dwarf, 

 stalks being crisp and perfect I v solid. S 

 Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 30 cts.; % lb., S1.C0; lb., So.00. 5 



Country Gentleman, 



or Improved Shoe Peg 



Sweet Corn. 



The one fault with the Shoe Peg has 

 been that it did not grow large enough. 

 In t he Country Gentleman this fault has 

 been completely overcome, the ears being 

 of large size, while frequently three or 

 four ears (ire to be found on a single stalk. 

 The cob is remarkably small, giving gn at, 

 depth to the kernel, while in delicious 

 quality it is equal in all respects to the 

 Shoe Peg, than Which there is no better. 

 For the family garden, nothing can sur- 

 pass, in my opinion, the Country Gentle- 

 man, as it combines all the good quali- 

 ties found In any Sugar Corn, namely: 

 medium earliness, large size ear (illustr'a- 

 . tion herewith size;, great depth of kcr- 

 - | nel. and above everything else, delicious 

 "flavor. Pkt., 10 cts.; pint, 25 cts., qt.,!5cts. 



