OF THEIR GUIDE TO THE KITCHEN GARDEN. 59 



rer qt. 



s. d, 



Epicurian, an carl^- dwarf variety of superior flavour, 3 ft 2 6 



Hair's Dwarf Mammoth (Syn. Lord Raglan), superior to Knight's Dwarf Green Marrow, 3 ft. 1 6 



Little Gem (McLean), a full flavoured early variety, very dwart' and productive, 1 ft 3 6 



Napoleon or Cliniax, very productive and fine flavoured, 3 ft 1 0 



Ne Plus Ultra, a first-class variety ; peas dark.grcen, and of very superior flavour, 6 ft 1 4 



Prince of Wales (McLean), a first-class variety, a fine cropper, and fine flavoured, 4 ft 1 0 



Princess of Wales (McLean), a fine cropping fine flavoured variety, 3 ft 2 0 



Division V.— WRINKLED MARROW VARIETIES, the best for Main Crop. 



If sown in April and Man ready to gather in August, September, Sfc. 



British Queen, a fiivourite variety of superior flavour, and a fine cropper ; during mild seasons 



it continues blooming, and podding, sometimes as late as Christmas, 6 ft 1 4 



Champion of Scotland (vSyn. Strathmore Hero), a strong growing, fine flavoured variety, with 



large well-filled pods ; continues blooming and podding, sometimes till Christmas, 6 ft. 1 4 



King of the Marrows (Syn. Tall Greeu Mammoth), a strong grower, of branching habit, with 



long well-filled pods, which are produced in great abundance ; very fine flavour, 6 ft. . 1 G 



Knight's Dwarf Green Man-ow, a useful branching late variety, 3 ft 1 4 



Eugenie or Alliance, fine flavoured and productive, 3 ft 1 0 



Veitch's Perfection, a first-class branching variety, with dark green foliage, and large well- 

 filled pods ; very productive, and of a su])erior flavour, 4 ft 1 6 



Yorkshire Hero, a heavy cropper, of sujjerior flavour, resembling "Veitch's Perfection, 3 ft. . . 2 0 

 In addition to the above excellent varieties, we can supply all other sorts advertised. 



OCR OWN SELECTION. 



24qts. Peas, 12 bcstsuccessional varieties 1 0 0 lOpts.Peas, 10 bestsuecessional varieties 0 5 6 

 12 „ ., 12 „ „ „ 0 10 6 6 „ „ 6 „ „ ,,030 

 6 „ 6 „ „ ,,056 



BROAD BEANS. 



Early Hang-down Long Pod, early and very prolific, 3 ft 0 6 



„ Mazagan, very early, hardy, and bears freely, 2 ft 0 6 



„ Marshall's Prolific, very early, prolific, and fine flavom'ed, 2ft 0 8 



„ Tom Thumb (Royal dwarf cluster), neat, compact, dwarf variety, 2 ft 1 0 



„ „ Green (Beck's Gem), a dwarf variety, valuable for small gardens, 1 ft. .. 1 6 



Johnston's AVonderful long pod, fine flavoured and productive, 3 ft -. 0 8 



Mackie's Monarch Long Pod, very heavy cropper, fine flavoured, 3 ft 0 8 



Minster Giant Long Pod, 3 ft 1 0 



Nonpareil Green Long Pod, when cooked of a delicate green colour, 3 ft 0 8 



Taylor's Large Windsor, best for general crop, productive, beans very large, 3 ft 0 8 



Green Windsor, prized on account of its green beans, 3 ft 0 8 



OUR OWN SELECTION. 



6 qts. of Beans, in 6 best varieties 3 6 | 6 pts. of Beans, in 6 best varieties 2 0 



FRENCH OR DWARF KIDNEY BEANS. 



Canterbury White, very prolific, well-known, 1 ft 



Chinese Long Podded, exceedingly productive, free cropping variety, 1 ft 



Dun, Cream Coloured, or Yellow, much esteemed for its earlincss and free cropping, I ft 



Fulmer's Early Forcing, a fine variety for forcing, very productive, 1 ft 



Mohawk, or Early Six Weeks, a very good variety, 1 ft 



Negro, very fine cropper, with long pods, 1 ft 



Newington Wonder, the best of all for forcing, very productive, 1 ft 



Sion House, a fine forcing variety, 1 ft 



Variegated Dun, a \ cry productive variety, very much esteemed, 1 ft 



Colchester Red Speckled (Perkin's early Warwick), a well-known prolific variety, 1 ft. . 



RUNNERS, OR TALL FRENCH BEANS. 



Eclipse, or Giant White, very long pods, produced in clusters, and in great abundance 1 6 



Scarlet, exceedingly prolific 1 0 



York and Lancaster, or Painted Lady, very ornamental and prolific 1 6 



White, Dutch, or Case Knife, very productive 1 0 



Section II.— EDIBLE LEAVED A3fD EDIBLE FLOWERED PLMTS. 



(By Edible Flowered I'lants are meant tliose, tlie inflorescence of whicli is used as a vegetable, such as Caidiflower, &c.) 

 For Cultural Directions, see "Our Guide to the Kitchen Garden." 



ARTICHOKE, GLOBE. 



Green per packet, Ad., per oz. Is. Purple per packet, 4d.. per oz. 1*. 



ASPARAGUS. 



Grayson's Covent Garden Giant Asparagus per oz., 3d... .per lb., 24-. 6d. 



Large Early Batavian „ 6<f. 



1 0 



1 0 



1 0 



1 0 



1 0 



1 0 



1 6 



1 0 



1 6 



1 0 



