SEEDS WHICH SUCCEED 



Mnoinrrl THESE PRICES 



1V1 USICITCI INCLUDE POSTAGE 



Five Ounces of Seed to 100 Yards of Row. 



to the Acre. 



Four Pounds 



In the Spring, when the Pear is in bloom, drill in rows 1 foot 

 apart. To have a succession the sowings should be made every 

 two or three weeks till October. Cut young; when old the flavor 

 is strong. Once sown, certain to perpetuate itself. 



Bloomsdale Large-Leaved, 35 days. — Producing, when fully 

 grown, immense leaves which are as long and as broad as the 

 largest Tobacco. These same leaves when size of a man's 

 hand are very tender and admirable as a salad. The leaves 

 when twice that size we recommend for boiling as Spinach. 

 This plant should have a place in every Southern garden. An 

 immense amount of edible material can be raised on a very 

 limited space. 



Lb. 



$1.50 



I Lb. 

 45 



Oz. 

 15 



Pkt. 

 5 



Brown or Black. — Used in the garden by those who do not know 

 the advantages of the larger leaved varieties. Seeds brown. 



Lb. | Lb. 



75 



25 



Oz. 

 10 



Pkt, 

 5 



Leaf of Ostrich Plume Mustard 



Chinese. — Large smooth-leaved, dark green, 3 to 4 feet high. Leaves sometimes 

 over 2 feet long by 1 wide „ 



Giant Southern Curled or Creole, 30 days. — A fine curled sort. Foliage 

 lowish green, fine. It is quite ornamental 



Ostrich Plume. — Double curled. Exceedingly ornamental. Green. 



Lb. 





Oz. 



Pkt. 



$1.00 



35 



15 



5 





35 



15 



5 



.' 1.25 



40 



15 



5 



75 



25 



10 



5 



Nasturtium as a Vegetable 



Four Ounces of Seed to 100 Yards of Row. 



Just before Corn-planting season sow in drills at 3 feet and thin out to 5 inches, or plant to trellis-work. 



Tall, 70 days. — A variety suitable for vegetable culture. A running vine 5 to 6 feet. L *>. M Lb. Oz. Pkt. 



The seeds when green are used for pickling.... $2. 00 60 20 5 



Sometimes called Indian Cress. 



Okra or Gumbo 



Twelve Ounces of Seed to 100 Yards of Row. Twenty Pounds to the Acre. 



Planting to Maturity. 



Sixty Days from 



Plant the seed when the Apple is in bloom, in hills or drills; if in hills, 2 feet apart and two or three 

 plants m each; or m drills, 3 feet apart and 8 or 10 inches between the plants. The seeds are liable to rot 

 n the ground, and should be put m thickly to secure the requisite quantity of plants. Very rich ground 



is demanded by this vegetable. 



Landreths' Dwarf Stalkad Long Green Pod, 50 days.— Gumbo soup made out Lb. ^Lb. Oz. Pkt. 

 oi the Okra is unexcelled m delicacy, and at the same time most health-sustain- 

 ing because of its mucilaginous character, being an offset to many other dishes 

 not conducive to confort. The Landreths' Long Green Okra is the best form 

 of this delicious vegetable, being the deepest green— a most desirable color. It 

 is cultivated as easily as Corn, producing three-inch-long pods in thirty days 

 from date of planting 



Long White Velvet Pod, 60 days.— New. Pods white, unusually long, often 10 



inches, very slim. Exceedingly productive 75 25 10 



75 25 10 



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