I. Vegetable Seeds. 



Akekengi. 



Eatable Winter-Cherry (Physalis edulis) 



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 



O f Modica, very large, glaucous, without spines 



Asparagus. 



Giant of Erfurt 



Purple Argenteuil 



Conovers Colossal 



Palmetto 



Columbian White 



Ivory, (Snow -head) 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, (Electro) the finest and largest; 

 best stock; we have grown pods abt 12 in. 

 long 



Beans. 



French or dwarf varieties. 



Crop extremely bad. 



Algiers black wax 



Best of All 



Black Belgian, excellent for forcing . 

 Canadian Wonder, excellent stock . . 



Canterbury yellow 



China 



Crimson flageolet 



Fulmers early forcing 



Golden Butter Wax, black seeded 



Hinrich's speckled giant 



Hundred for one, small yellow, extremely 



prolific 



Negro Monster 



„ long pod 



,, extra earlv 



per 11). 



s. d. 



3 — 



per cwt. 

 s. d. 



I 7- 

 6 — 

 8 — 

 4 







1 4 6 







' 4 ti 





6 — 

 4 6 







4 6 







— 8 



- 10 



70 - 



1 — 



95 — 



1 8 



2 8 





2 8 







2 6 







17 - 



— 5 



18 — 







18 — 



14 — 



— — 

 18 — 











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17 





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