THESE PRICES 

 INCLUDE POSTAGE. 



SEEDS WHICH SUCCEED 



ONION— Continued. 



THREE SOUTHPORT GLOBE SORTS. 

 The Southports Succeed Best in Northern Climates. 



SOUTHPORT RED GLOBE, 130 DAYS. — A very desirable round red variety; heavy, a large 

 producer and a good shipper. Very salable in market 



SOUTHPORT YELLOW GLOBE, 110 DAYS.— The Southport Yellow Globe Onion requires 

 about one hundred and ten days from sowing to maturity; it is a little more oval than 

 the Danvers Globe, larger, more solid, and heavier. Nothing excels the strain we offer. . . 



SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE, 120 DAYS.— A showy large white variety. A very solid and 



heavy sort , 2 60 



Lb. 

 51 60 



1 50 



M Lb. 



45 



45 



75 



Oz. 



20 



15 



30 



Pkt. 

 5 



Onion Sets. 



Tliree Quarts of Sets to 100 Yards of Row. Ten to Fifteen Bushels to the Acre, According to Size. 



Large Onions from Sets. 



In all localities south of the latitude of Central Virginia or Central Kentucky, we recommend that Onion Sets of all varie- 

 ties be planted in October and November, as by early Autumn planting there is a gain in size and early maturity. 

 Plant in rows at a sufficient distance apart in the row so as to afford them room to produce full-sized bulbs. This will 

 consume 8 to 10 bushels to the acre. Onions produced by this system can be placed in market long before those grown 

 directly from seed, and the higher price received for early Onions warrants the outlay. 



Philadelphia-grown Onion Sets rnay be relied upon to produce well-shaped, marketable bulbs. Many Western-grown 

 Sets often only produce Scullions, and nearly always 

 show a disposition to run to seed. Such Sets can- 

 not be cheap at any price ; ^.he^mGre^ a man has the 

 worse he is off. 



WE DO NOT PAY POSTAGE ON ONION 

 SETS OVER ONE QUART. 



Land ret hs' Specialties in 

 Onion Sets. 



We grow on our own lands many thousands 

 of bushels of Sets annually and purchase additionally 

 large quantities grown by our neighbors. We offer 

 all the sorts usually grown and some sorts not 

 offered by other Seedsmen, but by November are 

 always sold out of past Summer's crop of Pearl, 

 White and Red Bermuda, as they must be planted 

 not later than November. We, however, offer the 

 seed of Pearl at 45c. per ounce. ^ 



DRYING ONION SETS AT BLOOM8DALB 



Packing Charges for Onion Sets: Crates, 2 bush. 25c.; 1 bush. 15c.; Barrels, 4 bush. 30c. These extra charges should 

 be included in remittance. 



Market Gardeners cannot do better" than with Landreths* Seeds. They are the acknowledged standard, and so 

 referred to by all other Seed Houses at home and abroad. 



STANDARD VARIETIES OF ONION SETS— NOW READY. PRICES FLUCTUATE. 



These four standard sorts are always ready to ship in October, or at any other time up to May. 



Qt. Bu.sh. 



BLOOMSDALE EXTRA EARLY RED (for description see .wading matter page 70) about 25 $3.00 



YELLOW STRASBURG (for description see reading matter page 70) " 25 3.00 



RED WETHERSFIELD (for description see reading matter page 70) " 25 3.00 



SILVER SKIN (for description see reading matter page 70) * " 25 3.50 



At quart price Sets will be mailed, postage paid by us; at bushel rates they will be shipped by 

 Express or Freight, at purchaser's expense. 



For Express charges paid by customer, or small seeds Postage paid by us, see inside of cover. 



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