VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE. CHICAGO AND NEW YORK, BOOK FOR FLORISTS. 



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Vaughan^s Seed Potatoes 



GROWN IN THE 

 FAR NORTH 



WHITE OHIO 



EARLY OHIO 



Vaughan's White Ohio . 



A white sport from and similar to the "Red" Ohio. Does not 

 yield as well as the "Red," but commands a higher price on the 

 markets where a white variety is demanded. Is of excellent early 

 quality. Peck, 60c; bu., $1.60; sack (165 lb.), $4.00; bbl., 4.25 

 10 bu., $14.00. 



Irish Cobbler. 



This variety has attained great popularity in the past few years 

 on account of its extreme earliness and heavy yields. On favorable 

 soils, this variety prefers light or sandy conditions, Irish Cobbler will 

 yield well up in comparison to late varieties. The quality is rather 

 coarse but the appearance is excellent and it meets with a ready sale. 

 We are able to offer Red River Grown stock this year and we know 

 our customers will like it much better than any stock they have seen 

 of the variety heretofore. peck, 35c; peck, 60c; bu., $1.60; 



sack (165 lbs.), $4.00; bbl., $4.25; 10 bu., $14.00. 



Woodbury *s White Rose. 



A heavy cropping second early White Potato. It inherits its 

 earliness from its parent Early Rose yet in yield it compares with any 

 of the late sorts like Rural New Yorker or Carman. The tubers are 

 white, not so long as Early Rose and therefore are much more attrac- 

 tive for the ordinary market. In season White Rose ripens about 

 ten days later than Ohio, and in quality it is superior to any other 

 early variety. Especially good on light soil and for a local market. 

 Yz peck, 35c; peck, 60c; y, bu., 90c; bu., $1.65; sack (165 lbs.), 

 $4.10; bbl., $4.35; 10 bu., $14.50. 



Standard Kinds. 



, crop variety. Our stock is fine 



Mone y in Ear ly Potatoes! The potato crop of 1912 is 



reported one of the largest 



in history. Considering the apparant surplus prices at this 

 writing are firm. Usually with potatoes high prices and 

 short crop follow low prices and big crop. 



Every market gardener should grow some early potatoes. 

 If local new potatoes did not always command a premium 

 over all other stock, the mere luxury of having new potatoes 

 out of your own garden is one of those enjoyments which 

 attend the gardening trade. 



For almost twenty years we have grown our Early Seed 

 Potatoes in the Red River Valley of the North. Now 

 Vaughan's Red River Valley Grown True to Type Early 

 Seed Potatoes are the standard of quality throughout the country. 

 Red River Valley Early Seed Potatoes we have found by careful 

 trials are earlier, more vigorous and better yielders than stock from 

 any other section. Write for latest market prices in quantity lots. 



The prices on our potatoes are f. o. b. Chicago. If to be shipped from New 

 York, add 50c per sack and 20c per bushel; peck and half-peck prices are the same. 



Vaughan's Improved Early Ohio. 



Vaughan's Red River Ohios are now the standard of quality 

 for this sort. We were the first to grow this variety in the Red 

 River Valley many years ago and our stock is the best obtainable. 

 Vaughan's Improved Early Ohio is the earliest heavy yielding 

 quaUty potato on the market to-day. Peck, 55c; bu., $1.50; sack 

 (165 lbs.) $3.75; bbl.,. $4.00; 10 bu., $13.00. 



Carman No. 3. ^^^"p"' 



Rural New Yorker No. 2. ^^tltZ'^^^r. a^-Dulty^: 



A/^jYIg A profitable early potato. 

 I better yielder and earlier. 



to Ohio type; hoT 



roup. A late, flat' 

 A better yielder 



Sir Walter Paleio-h The best of the Carman G 

 Oir Wdlt er Kdieign. jnagnificent yielding sort, 

 than Rural New Yorker. 



Noroton Beauty or Quick Lunch, a very eariy round white 



Variety. }i Pk. Pk. H Bu. Bu. 165 lb. 10 bu. 



Sack 



Rural New Yorker No. 2 $0.30 $0.50 $0.75 $1.40 $3.50 $12.00 



Carman No. 3 30 .50 .75 1.40 3.50 12.00 



Acme 30 .55 .80 1.50 3.75 13.00 



Sir Walter Raleigh 30 .SO .75 1.40 3.50 12.00 



Noroton Beauty or Quick Lunch ... .40 .70 .95 1.75 4.35 15.50 



Bliss' Triumph 35 .60 .90 1.65 4.10 14.50 



11-peck bbl., 25c extra. 



Slug Shot, Paris Green — Potato Machinery and Sprayers of all sorts, 

 we carry a complete line. See special pages in back of this book. 



SWEET POTATOES. 



GROWN ESPECIALLY FOR SEED 



We can offer Yellow Jersey (the most popular Northern sort), Red 

 Jersey, Red Bermuda, Early Carolina and Nansemond. 



M Bu. Bu. 



Boxed. Boxed. Bbl. 



Yellows $0.75 $2.00 $5.00 



Reds 1.00 3.00 6.00 



3 bbl. lots, 25c per bbl. less 



VAUGHAN'S PEDIGREE SEED CORN— Our list of both eariy and 

 late Tarietiea is complete and up-to-date. Standard sorts recognized by 

 the different breeding associations. No old varieties with new high- 

 sounding names. 



IRISH COBBLER 



; white (the whitest we have ever 

 heavy yielding, late potato. We 

 1 we have ever tried, peck, 40c; 



consider it the finest eating quality of all the variet 

 peck, 70c; bu., $1.75; sack, $4.35; bbl., $4.60; 10 bu.. $15.50. 



Introduced in the East several years ago. After 

 a trial we find it a very profitable variety in loose 

 and also mucky soils, as the roots run deep. Not so desirable in heavy or clay soils. 

 The tubers are white with slight streaks of pink and run uniformly large. Vines strong 

 and vigorous. Price, ^ peck, 30c; peck. 55c; bu., 80c; bu., $1.50; 165-lb. sack. 



New Potato, Gold Coin. 



$3.75; 



$4.00; 10 bu.. $13.00. 



NEBRASKA, New Late White. 



This is one of the best main crop White Potatoes ever introduced, 

 everywhere outyielding the standard main crop kinds. The vines are 

 wonderful growers and very hardy. Does well on heavy lands as the 

 tubers are flat and set near the surface. Price Yz peck, 35c; peck, 60c; 

 bu., $1.50; 165=lb. sack, $3.75; bbl., $4.00; 10 bu., $13,00. 



NEBRASKA, NEW LATE WHITE 



