MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLES AT WISLEY, 1912. 



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each containing on the average 6 good peas; germination excellent. It 

 is said to be earlier than * Gradus.' 



U. 'Exonian ' (E. Veitch), F.C.C. July 1, 1887.— Height feet; 

 haulm strong, light green ; pods 3 inches long, containing 7 large peas ; 

 germination and crop good. 



15. 'Glory of Devon' (E. Veitch), A.M. July 11, 1899.— Height 

 i feet ; haulm very vigorous in growth and dark green in colour ; pods 

 borne in pairs, 4| inches long, each containing 8-10 good peas; germi- 

 nation very good; crop excellent. 



16. ' Glory of Eoss ' (Holmes).— A good late cropper, but requires 

 more selection. Height 4i feet; haulm fairly strong, light green; pods 

 mostly single, 4 inches long, containing 7 very large peas ; germination 

 good. 



17. ' Goldfinder ' (E. Veitch).— Height 5 feet; growth strong; 

 haulm light green; pods in pairs, 3^ inches long, containing on the 

 average 6 fairly large peas ; a very vigorous grower and a good cropper ; 

 germination good. 



18. ' James Holmes ' (Holmes).— Height 18 inches; haulm strong, 

 dark green; pods in pairs, 3^ inches long, containing 7 or 8 large peas. 

 A second early variety ; germination and crop excellent. 



19. ' Logan Pea ' (Sydenham). — A very vigorous variety bearing a 

 heavy crop. Height 5 feet; haulm light green; pods 4| inches long, 

 containing 6-8 large peas ; germination good. 



20. ' Mainstay ' (Holmes). — A good, handsome maincrop variety 

 bearing an excellent crop. Height 3| feet; haulm very vigorous in 

 growth, light green; pods 5 inches long, containing 10 large' peas; 

 germination very good. 



21. ' Perfection ' (E. Veitch), A.M. July 14, 1897.— Height 

 3| feet; haulm very strong, dark green; pods 4 inches long, containing 



6- 7 medium-sized peas; germination excellent; crop good, late. 



22. ' Premier ' (Bell & Bieberstedt), A.M. July 18, 19ll.— Height 

 5i feet; haulm strong, light green; pods in pairs, 4| inches long, con- 

 taining 9-11 large peas ; germination excellent; maincrop. 



23. 'The Clipper' (Sydenham). — Height 5 feet; haulm strong, 

 light green; pods borne in pairs, 4| inches long, containing on the 

 average 9 large peas ; germination fairly good ; crop excellent, A good 

 pea. 



24. 'The Lincoln' (Bath). — A good cropper; height 2^ feet; 

 haulm vigorous in growth, dark green; pods 4 inches long, containing 



7- 8 large peas; germination fairly good. 



25. ' Warriston Wonder ' (Bell & Bieberstedt). — A maincrop 

 variety. Height 5-| feet; haulm very strong, light green; pods in 

 pairs, 4^ inches long, containing 7-10 good-sized peas; germination 

 very good; crop heavy. 



26. ' Western Express ' (E. Veitch), A.M. July 11, 1902.— A very 

 good cropper, growing 5 feet high; haulm fairly strong, light green; 

 pods 4 inches long, containing 6-8 good-sized peas; germination good. 



27. Seedling No. 20 (Kelway). — Sent in late; height 6 feet; haulm 



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