ST. PAUL, MINN. 



Northern Grown 25 



Table Beets 



CULTURAL DIRECTIONS 



Plant one inch deep in rows 16 inches apart, 10 

 seeds to the foot of row, as soon as the ground 

 can be worked, the young plants being able to 

 stand quite a severe frost without injury. Culti- 

 vate seedlings and thin out until the plants are 6 

 inches apart. They will be large enough for use in 

 June. If desired unusually early the seed may be 

 sown under glass and the seedlings transplanted, 

 but for winter use seed should not be sown until 

 the last of May or the first of June, and for a 

 succession of crop sow at intervals until the middle 

 of July 



EARLY BLOOD TURNIP 



Excellent for forcing and is a very good keeper. 

 Cooks sweet, tender and crisp, and is in every way 

 a standard sort. Packet 5c, ounce 20c, pound 

 60c, 1 pound $2.00, postpaid. 



MAY'S MARKET GARDENER 



This is another early variety and a great favorite 

 with the truckers on account of uniformity of size 

 and symmetry of shape. In color it is a deep red 

 outside, inside a deep carmine. It is finely grained, 



Early 

 Blood 

 Turnip 



unsurpassed in quality, tenderness and sweetness. 

 It continues to grow until late in the fall, attain- 

 ing a large size as a winter beet. One sowing only 

 is necessary to produce a crop for early summer 

 marketing and a main crop for winter use. Packet 

 5c, ounce 20c, 54 pound 60c, 1 pound $2.00, postpaid. 



LONG SMOOTH BLOOD 



An excellent late variety. Grows 

 to good size, color dark blood red, 

 upright grower. Packet 5c, ounce 

 20c, pound 60c, 1 pound $2.00, 

 postpaid. 



Celery 



Golden Self- Blanching. A French 

 strain of compact growth, solid golden 

 hearts and thick tender stalks; white, 

 even, without covering; very early. Pack- 

 et 15c, % ounce $1.00, ounce $1.75, post- 



AMERICAN GROWN SEED. Packet 10c, 

 ounce 60c, ^ pound $2.00, postpaid. 



American White Solid. The best of the large 

 growing sorts. Grows to a height, under good 

 cultivation, of three feet. It is remarkably ten- 

 der and keeps the rich flavor longer, than any 

 other variety. Packet 10c, ounce 60c, ^ pound 

 $2,00, postpaid. 



May's Home Garden 

 Collection 



1 Packet Black Wax Improved Prolific 



Beans 10c 



1 Packet May's Market Gardener Beets.. 5c 



1 Packet Table Queen Carrots 5c 



1 Packet May's Icelandic Cucumber 10c 



1 Packet May King Lettuce 10c 



1 Packet Red Globe Southport Onions 10c 



/ 1 Packet May's Gradus Peas 10c 



1 Packet Sparkler Radishes 5c 



1 Packet May's First of All Tomatoes 10c 



1 Packet Curled Parsley 10c 



:j 85c 

 The above collection, enough for a home 

 garden to supply a family of six, will be sent 

 postpaid for FIFTY CENTS. 



American White Solid Two collections will be sent for NINETY CENTS. 



