TO BE SATISFIED ORDER FROM LANDRETH 



DWARF or BUSH LIMAS 



POSTAGE NOT 

 PAID ON BEANS 



Two Weeks Earlier than Pole Limas. Average Height of Vine, 18 Inches. 

 Burpee's Dwarf Lima, 60 days— This is a Lima borne in full-sized pods on plants 10 Lbs. 

 of dwarf habit. Maturing for table 10 to 12 days earlier than Pole Lima. Vine 



not over 20 inches high, always 



Lb. HLb. 



Henderson's Landreths' 

 Showing comparative sizes 



true in form. 



Fordhook Bush Lima, 60 

 days. — Foliage dark green; 

 bush habit, stiffly erect, about 

 15 to 20 inches in height, ac- 

 cording to soil, quite bushy, 

 dark in color, branching freely, 

 pods borne in clusters. Sold 

 in immense quantities as ex- 

 ceedingly popular. Seeds thick. 



Henderson's Dwarf Lima, 55 

 days. — Height 1 foot, com- 

 pact; leaves small, exceedingly 

 dark green; very productive 

 and early 



Improved Bush Lima, 60 

 days. — Height of bush 18 

 inches on good soil ; very broad 

 dark foliage. Sturdy and a 

 week earlier than any large- 

 podded Pole Lima. Enor- 

 mous pods, seeds larger than 

 any other Bush Lima, the 

 green seeds being thick and 

 meaty. Very productive 



Landreths' Bush Lima 

 Beans, 50 days. — Strictly 

 a bush; vine compact; foli- 

 age not so dark as the Hen- 

 derson's; more productive 

 in pods, which are more 

 curved, one-fifth longer, 

 broader and plumper. Beans 

 longer, broader and twice as 

 thick, and five days earlier 

 than Henderson's; altogether 

 quite distinct and more desir- 

 able 



J. 50 .40 .25 



3.50 



2.75 



40 25 



30 20 



4.00 



45 30 



5.50 



60 35 



POLE OR RUNNING BEANS— SNAP PODS 



HEIGHT, 

 EIGHT FEET 



Two Pounds to 200 Poles or Three Pints of Seed to 100 Yards of Row. Thirty Pounds to the Acre. 

 Maturing for Table 45 to 90 Days from Germination. 



Plant when the Apple is in bloom; set poles 4 by 4 feet, or set permanent posts and string wires with 

 perpendicular strings; tie up the tendrils as often as necessary. To prevent Bean Poles from blowing 

 down, unite them by strong cords, or, better, dispense with poles and use wire netting. Pole Beans, as a 

 rule, require support to a height of six feet. 



Creaseback, White Seed, 50 days. — Earliest Pole Bean in cultivation, exceedingly 



productive, of deep green foliage, fleshy pods, borne in clusters of three to five. 



Valuable sort; unexcelled; seeds white 



Golden Cluster Wax, 70 Days. — Broad and meaty, pods 6 to 8 inches long, borne 



in clusters 



Horticultural Pole, 80 days. — Pods short, broad, striped with red, principally 



used for shelling like Limas. Does well in Northern latitudes 



Kentucky Wonder Wax, 55 days. — A light golden or lemon wax pod of the same 



good qualities of early maturity, solidity and tenderness as found in the old 



Kentucky Wonder, Green Pod or Old Homestead, 50 Days. — A long, round, 

 fat, green-podded, very early, very prolific sort. Tender, solid and stringless. 

 Not surpassed by any under whatever name.... 



For Express charges paid by customer, or small seeds Postage paid by us, see page B. 



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10 Lbs. 



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H Lb. 



$3.00 



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.25 



3.50 



40 



25 



3.00 



35 



25 



3.50 



40 



25 



2.50 



30 



20 



