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 



Of 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 



per lb. 

 ». d. 



4 — 



per cwt. 

 a. d. 



7 — 

 6 — 

 8 



4 — 

 4 3 

 4 — 











4 9 







4 C 







4 6 





— 8 



— 10 



70 - 



1 



95 — 



1 5 





2 8 

 2 8 







2 6 







— 4 



18 - 



— 5 



19 — 















16 - 

 14 - 





15 - 





10 





1G 





15 6 



Negro Monster .... 



„ long pod .... 



„ extra early 

 Ne plus ultra, fine for forcing 

 Osborne's forcing . . . 



Pale Dun 



Sion House 



Sir Joseph Paxton . . . 



per lb. 

 s. d. 



per cwt. 

 8. d. 



16 — 



15 — 



15 6 



16 — 

 16 — 



14 — 



POM from IS to IB 



liroail Bean ARuadulce 

 (80 to 41) c m.) in leiiKtli and 1', to V 

 Klectio 6—. 



in broad. 



