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VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOK FLOBISTS. CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



Extra 

 Selected 



SWEET CORN. 



Plea'^e Note : com, nke all our Carden Seetls, is 



" jiroHU from ^l)e^■ian.v selected pedigree >t<M'k 



seed, and our prices n\ust nul lie compared to those of "picked 

 up" slock, raised li.v inexperienced growers wlio do not under- 

 stand or practice such selection or isolation of the kinds. 



MAMMOTH WHITE CORY. 



Mammoth White Cory. 



more large, fine shaped ears. 



other sort. The ears an- : 



with no opening betwe. i 



broad, very white, and 



sort. The size and beau' 



the market is over-stock' .; l(i . ■'" 



Improved Early Champion. 



extra early 



ii-s two or 

 ise of any 

 : handsome, 

 11 is large, 

 ]'. an early 

 . \ en when 

 r... SH.OO. 



EXTRA EARLY \ ARlEnES. 



y 



Golden Bantam. 

 Premo. One of ■ 

 Adam's Kxtra E:irl> 

 Adam's Karl\. 



Earl.v < i)r> . nr 1 ir-l Ml \IL 

 Mimics, )Iii. 



('rosl,> -s t.\K., I.al h . 

 I'erry's li,>l.rid. I,:,! :.i,.i . :ii 

 Metropolitan. Early, lartje and i> 



SECOND EARLY VARIETIES. 



C'liicagro Market. A'ery large: good market sort. .20 

 Early Mammoth. Earlier than Late Mammoth.. .''0 



Moore's Early Concord. Still hard to beat 'iO 



Old Colony. Ten days earlier than Evergreen. . . .'30 





Qt. 



li Pk. 



Pk. 



Bush. 







$0.50 



$1.00 



$4.00 





. . .30 

 . . .25 





2.00 

 1.50 







.20 



!50 



1.00 



4.00 





. . .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 



■ling. . 



. . .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 



. .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 





. .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 





. . .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 





. . .20 



.40 



.75 



3.00 





. .10 





1.00 



3.50 



STOWELL'S EVERGREEN. 



StOWell'S Everereen. ''"'^ supply tlu- right .se. a of this favorite late 



2 variety has been our careful effort for many 



years. Seed grown n. ar the Eastern Atlantic Coast has always shown 

 by its flavor an.! . i ' .! i ip. ii. ,1 kernels the highest percentage of 

 sugar known. i ' n e also a charac i. i istie of .^elected 



seed of Stowell . <1 to raise our ei .|.s \\ . invite a 



comparison of i that offered by 1. i prii . d houses. 



Eastern gro«n. . . ; _ |.L , iTx ; pk.. 90o; bu., ^s:^..)0. 



Western grown, iil., ;ue; <^ |)U., lOc; pk., 75c; bu., $3.00. 



Country Gentleman. ^^<" •^"'•-test of all Sweet corns, and 



*^ a Is.. -11. ..i ill. mtist productive sorts, the 



.stalks a\eraf;ina Hire.- . ars; soiii. tiiii.s i.s many as li\e; kernels and cobs 

 are pure white; cob small, kernels deep, ears av<-rage nine inches In 

 length. Qt., 25c; y. Pk., 50c; pk., $1.00; bu., $4.00. 



LATE OR GENERAL CROP VARIETIES. 



Qt. '■■ Pk. Pk. Bush. 



Black Mexican. Fine for home use $0.'25 $0.45 $0.90 $3.50 



Hickox. A splendid canning sort 20 .40 .75 3.00 



White Evergreen. (See Novelti.s.) '5 .45 .90 3.60 



Stowell's Evergreen. \V,-t. rn Cr.nvn . d JO .40 .75 3.00 



Stowell's Evergreen, i:,. t in Cr .Mi S .! ;."> .45 .90 3.50 



Ziff Zag Evergreen ;0 .40 .75 3.00 



Late Mammoth, l li. i .i u-. st .| all \. i . i . ..'O .55 1.00 3.50 



Sweet Fodder. Writ, i .r i.ue. s ai j,-.- L.ts . .20 .40 1.60 



SWEET CORN FOR SUCCESSION. 



Mammoth Cory, Earl.v Champion and Stowell's Evergreen. lAt buyer's 



expense.) 1 qt., each, 50c; pk., each, $1.15; 1 pk., each, $2.15; I'bu., 

 each, $8.25. 



Oz. 14 lb. Lb. 



CHICORY $0 10 $0.'20 $0.50 



COKN SALAD. Round leaved, large .seeded 10 .15 .45 



CK?;SS. Curled Garden 05 .15 .40 



CRESS. Water Cress Pkt., 10c; .30 



T PEAND CRESS Pkt., 5c; .25 



SEE ALSO NOVELTIES. 



CUCUMBERS. 



f fxcellent quality. 

 75c. 



|{i.ivr;Tf)\. fV.iv 



WHITE SPINE STRAINS. 



the be-' 



inuler 



ular fi 



round, 



lar in - 



Oz., 1.". 

 VATGIIAS ! 



city l^ue^.> n • ., :• 0. ■ : ,,. s),.'io 



IMPROVED W J I 1 



viiifS viirorous 



shaiiofl fruits o' ;</.., r.ii ; 



'A lb., -ioc; lb., (i.,c. 

 EARLY CYCLONE. Early, short, of dark 

 (,'reen color, which it holds well. The earli- 

 est of all Cucumbers. Ozo, 15; H lb.. 40c; 

 lb., SI. 25. 



BOSTON FORCING WHITE SPINE. (Vau- 

 uliaii's.) Darker than Arlington. Mo.ro slen- 

 der and smooth, very fine and reirular in 

 form. Leiik'th 10 to It in. Oz., 20c; 'A lb., 

 40c; lb., Sl.'^5. 



FORDHOOK FAMOUS. Extra lone, cood 

 dark uret u color. One of the best for market 

 k-ardcners. Oz., 15c; 'A lb., 3Uc; lb. Sl.OO. 



ROCKY FORI). Another selection of f'.xtra 

 Loni; White ^^plne. Very prolific. Ki ttiins 

 color well, a shy seeder. Oz., 10c; 'A lb., 

 30c; lb., 81.00. 



PICKLE VARIETIES. 



I.MPROVIOIJ CHICAGO PICKLK. One of 



our specialties. We supply the le.idiiii; pick 

 liiii; concerns in the country, with our s<-lr( led 

 seed Ours is the very best. Oz., 10c; U lb., 

 20c; lb. 7,5c. 



EVERGREEN. OR EXTRA LONG WHITE SPINE. 



Improved Long Green. A selection from the 



Lout; Green, Vines 



vi^'orous and productive, formim: fruit lit for table 

 nearly as early as the shorter sorts; fruit about 12 

 inches loni;. linn and crisp. The young fruit makes 

 ex<-ellent pickles, and when ripe is the best for sweet 

 pickles. Oz., 10c; Ji lb.. 2jc; lb., 75c. 



PICKLE VARIETIES. 



SNOW'S I AN( V 



sti .nn of llie ( -hi 



VAl <;!IAN 



ji.:Ksi'r' " 



>1(M.I\C. 



knobs, upon which the spines set, whicli Kivcs the 

 pickles a very attractive appearance. Th !yarc very 

 early and prolific. As a cucumber for slicing it is 

 splendid. Oz., 10c; ^4 lb., 25c; lb., 75c. 



If III doubt what (Mike to plant write us slating 

 full p.iri iciilars of your ueeds, your market, and if 

 outdoors or indoors, and usk our advice. 



;olccted 

 the true 

 (le; ', I I)., ■,'.">e; H)., 7.">c. 

 \\\ I'K lvJ.lSt;. (Seenovel- 

 I (>/., l.-.i ; ', lb.,;$.->c., lb., SI.25 

 !'!( I\I.I\(;. .\ most popular pickle. 

 «>/.., Uti : \ 111., iOi ; 11).. tioc. 

 (1 .»lHi:iii,AM> I'lCKl.i;. A White Spine 

 pi. Ule. I'.M.ul.ir in loc.ilities. Oz., lOc, % 

 11)., •,'.-.( : 1 1).. 

 i:\ I KA KAKl.Y «;HKI:X PROLIFIC. Dark 

 I , . ,11 ( , .!,. I Oz., lOi ; '4 11)., 'iOc; lb., 65c. 

 <;KI !:\ IMJOi ll 1( OK IIOSTO.N PICKLING, 

 nul M ,1 S,.i I »>7.. Itlc; U)., '.JOc; lb., 65c. 

 KI) K IMC IvM:. Mrdiuin sized, very 



liiH , «»/.. Jo< : '> II).. '^(h ; lb., 6.5c. 

 I N i' iNDi.V (; |||.:1{ KIN. \ ei v small with 

 iM iiii spines. O/... l ->< ; .', lb., ^,-.c;lb., S1.25. 

 lOARLY FRAMK. .Short creen sort. Oz., 10c; 

 a lb., 2r)c; lb., 75c. 



OTHER SORTS. 



EMER.4LD. Smooth, dark ereeii. Oz., 10c; 



H lb.. 30c; lb., Sl.OO. 

 EARLY ('H'STIOR, Sniall fruit, borne in 



( liisiers Oz... loc: H lb., '-JOc; lb., 6,5c. 

 J.-VP..\N10SI''. CLniKER. Small fruits. Very 



prolific. Oz., 20c; U lb.. 50c; lb., S1.75. 



ENGLISH FRAME CUCUMBERS. 

 Koi.i.isoNs ii;i,i:<;i{A I'll. i'kt..">(>c. 



NOAirS |.'OR<'l\(;. \ ei\ iHolilic. <)•/,. 75c. 

 C.VRTIOirS itlOOKL. 1 he best of all h'-ilKlish 



SOI IS. Pkt. ('.JS seeds), for 25c; 3 for 65c; 



'« 07. Sl.OO. 

 <;RAM) rapids forcing, a very lone 



American sort. Pkt. (65 seeds). 50c net. 



