PETEH HE^lDEHSOfl fit CO.— VEGETflBliE SEED JlOVEIiTIES. 



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"GOUIITHY GEHTIiEiyiAH." 



The Ne PIiis Ultra Corn, which -we have offered for the past two seasons^ 

 has given more satisfaction for private familj- use than any otlier sort. Its 

 only -weak point was its small size. To remedy this we have, by careful 

 selection, obtained a variety which produces ears of good size and of the same 

 delicious quality as the original, and we offer with confidence the "Coiintrr 

 Gentleman " as the finest Sweet Com for private use. The ears are of goo'd 

 size and produced in great abundance, our grower last year sending in a num- 

 ber of stalks bearing four good ears, while the average of the crop was three 

 ears to a stalk. When we con- 

 sider that ordinarj' Sweet Corn 



PERPETUfllt IiEEK. 



A most distinct and valuable variety, 

 which produces continuouslj' a num- 

 ber of stalks or suckers from one plant 

 the first season from seed. The stalks. 

 of course, are not as heavy as those of 

 the ordinary leek, but for this rea- 

 son are more desirable for cutting u]i 

 for use in soups or other ways in whicli 

 leek is used. The flavor is identical 

 with that of the other varieties of leek, 

 and it is likely to prove entirelyhardy. 

 This variety can be propagated either 

 by sowing seed or bj' division of the 

 plants. After being divided up and 

 transplanted, each of the suckers 

 quicklj- produces a large clump. 



Price, 15c. per pkt., 75c. per oz. 



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