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I. Vegetable Seeds 



Alkekengi. 



Eatable Winter- Cherry (Physalis edulis) 

 Purple, new 



Artichoke. 



Large early purple Campania . 



,, ,, green of Naples . . 



,, green of Laon or Paris . 

 Purple of Venice 



,, Provence or purple French 

 Green ,, ,, green ,, 

 Remontant, one of the finest; large, dark 



green without any spines; bears twice with 



us, i. e. in spring and autumn 



Horatius . . • 



Of Modica, very large, glaucous, without spines 

 Of Terranova, very early and fine 



We warmly recommend these last 4 

 varieties. 



Asparagus. 



Giant 



Purple Argenteuil 



Conovers Colossal 



Palmetto 



Columbian White 



Ivory, new; very tender, remaining white 

 even if shot up very high above the 

 ground 



Basella. 



White of Malabar (Basella alba) . . 



Beans. 



Broad Varieties. 



Sevilla long pod 



Aguadulce, the finest and largest . 



Valencia, large black 



>> small ,, 



Windsor, green 



Beans. 



French or dwarf varieties. 



Algiers black 



Best of All 



Black Belgian, excellent for forcing 



Canada yellow 



Canadian Wonder 



Canterbury yellow 



China 



Crimson ilageolet 



Dark Dun or Liver colour . 

 Fulmers early forcing .... 

 Golden Butter Wax, black seeded 



per cwt. 

 s. d. 



per lb. 

 s. d. 



2 3 



3 — 



6 - 

 6 8 



2 10 



3 3 

 3 10 



6 — 

 3 10 

 3 10 



3 5 



6 



- 6 



- 6 

 1 6 

 1 10 



1 6 



1 10 i — 



44 

 46 



Hinrich's speckled giant 



Hundred for one, small yellow, extremely 



prolific 



llsenburg purpled speckled , very long 

 pods, extremely early . 

 ,, white, splendid, very early . 



Negro Monster 



,, long pod 



,, extra early 



Ne plus ultra, fine for forcing . . . . 



Osborne's forcing 



Pale Dun 



Perkin's red speckled 



Sion House 



Sir Joseph Paxton 



Beans-Soja (Soja hispida). 

 Yellow 



Brown 



Black 



Green Samarow, extremely early and 



prolific 



Giant yellow Santa Margherita ; of 



enormous growth ; Beans very large ; 



extremely prolific 



Beans-Lima. 



(Phaseolus lunatus var.) 

 Dwarf. 



per lb. 



N. (1. 



6 





Toledo, white, very prolific 



Linderaya , very dwarf white, very large 



— 4 















Giuditta, very prolific, pods broad . 

 Wonder of San Giovanni, most prolific 









and early, dark red speckled . 



— 4 





21 - 



Runners. 







25 - 



San Giovanni white; runs high, abundant 







16 - 



bearer 



— 6 





15 - 



Sant Antonio, yellowish white; highly 







17 - 



prolific 



— 6 







San Giuseppe, white of medium size . 



— 6 







San Carlo , black speckled ; runs high ; 









abundant bearer, one of the finest 



— 6 





23 - 



Lagune, red speckled, splendid .... 







19 - 









21 



Beet. 







21 - 



Crapaudine, rough-skinned, half long . 



— 7 



52 — 



19 - 



Castelnaudary, blood-red 



— 8 



60 - 



14 - 



Long, deep red 



— 8 



60 - 



17 — 



Covent Garden, long, red 



— 8 



60 - 



19 — 



Dells crimson, long, red 



W\ $• 



60 - 



19 — 



Whyte's black, long and line, dark blood- 







16 



red 



7 



45 — 



24 



Large blood-red . 



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