FAMOUS ROCK RIVER VALLEY SEED FARMS 
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FRENCH GROWN RADISH SEEDS 
THE KIND WITH SMALL TOPS 
NEW WHITE 
ICICLE 
An extremely popu- 
lar sort. A little 
larger and a little 
later than Long 
Scarlet. It is the 
best and finest of 
the long, white rad- 
ishes. It is graceful 
in form and brittle 
and tender. The 
flavor is sweet and 
mild. It is a great 
favorite with gar- 
deners, and has 
recently taken a 
fresh hold upon the 
popular taste. See 
cut. Packet, 4 
cents; ounce, 7 cts.; 
^ pound, 20 cents; 
Yi pound, 35 cents; 
pound, 60 cents. 
LONG 
SCARLET 
SHORT TOP 
The finest strain 
of this most popu- 
lar radish. The 
long, slender, hand- 
.someiy colored 
roots are most at- 
tractive in appear- 
ance. They are 
ready in about 25 
\A/Ljii-er 1^.:;^. days: crisp, brittle 
WHITE ICICLE and of choicest 
h»ff ^.^.-f J^'^f,^ ?■ of 5 to 6 inches, growing 
half out of the ground. Packet, 3 cents; ounce 6 cents; 
Va pound, 15 cents; pound, 25 cents; pound, 40 cents. 
New customers run no risk ; old cus- 
tomers know our motto: "Your Money 
Back if Not Satisfied." 
LONG WHITE VIENNA, Or Lady Finger 
A long white variety, very crisp and tender; grows to 
1^2?! "V^ci "':'Vn'''^*' "^'^''y similar in shape to Long 
bcailet Short Top. It is a very desirable variety where 
long, white radishes are de- 
sired. The flavor is mild. 
Packet, 4 cents; ounce, 6 
cents; "4 pound, 18 cents; 
Vi pound, an cents; pound, 
50 cents. 
IMPROVED 
CHARTIER OR 
SHEPHERD 
This American variety is 
one of the very best long 
radishes for general plant- 
ing outdoors. Tops of me- 
dium size. Roots are in 
good condition for the table 
when half an inch thick, 
and continue hard and crisp 
until they reach a diameter 
of about I ;4 inches, thus 
affording good roots for a 
long time. The roots are 
rather long, averaging 7 to 
8 inches when mature, 
scarlet rose in color, shad- 
ing into white at tip. Pack- 
et, 4 cents; ounce, 6 cents; 
Vt pound, 16 cents; U 
pound, 28 cents; pound, 45 
cents. 
CHARTIERS 
WHITE STRASBURG 
WHITE STRASBURG 
condrtion^'fn? ^""Paratively small this variety is in good 
«f>ril '^"'J continues crisp until matiTred 
m d?ameteT*%hU ^° ^ T'^-^^ '""^ by 1/. to Tlnches 
in aiametei. This is considered one of the best lartre 
white summer sorts. The roots remain in condftion fo^ 
nnL'?" a" '""P"" H^^" ^'I'-ly varieties Packet 4 cents- 
p°ound: locfntsi P"-"- ^0 clnfll 
CHINA ROSE WINTER 
ALSO CALLED SCARLET WINTER 
A popular favorite with rose-colored skin. It is a lare-P 
Th^ n^.^-^'^^Pf'^ ""^^V"^' &>-«^ving partly abwe thl |round 
The portion above the ground is darker in color than that 
below ground. Packet, 4 cents; ounce, 7 cents- U Dound 
20 cents; pound, 35 cents; piund, 60 cents. ^ ' 
CALIFORNIA MAMMOTH WINTER 
,?irst introduced into this country by the Chinese In 
California. It is pure white, about 1 foot long a d 2 or^ 
!^■^en.1i''™"^^ t^P-^ri^g regulany to ?he to"f The flesh 
Packet 4 cents-"o'.^'nci''7'""^.^^^'L the winter 
p'^o'u'nT35%rntsrpSt;;JSr60%entl'' ^ 
ROUND BLACK SPANISH 
i,,^?^'"'^ round, sometimes slightly top-shaped 3 or 4 
Inches in diameter; skin black, flesh white verv comnact 
winte1""^Packet" ^/^^^ "irouKe 
vMiiiei. h-acKet, 4 cents ounce, 7 cents: Va nnunri ?n 
cents; y^ pound, 35 cents; pound, 60 cents. ^ ' 
LONG BLACK SPANISH 
One of tue latest and hardiest long radishes esnociaiiir 
adapted for winter use. Koots rathef- on" thi'r.f- '^^fi,!? 
biT'^' T/^V °f firm texture, feded ly pun^ln't 
bi t well-tUn-ored. The roots when mature are usSaUy 
nnrt D^'i'ir^'T" ''Y ^ '° ^ in diameter at tliiYkest 
part. Packet, 4 cents; ounce, 7 cents; y. pound 20 centi- 
Vz pound, 35 cents; pound, 60 cents. F°"n°, -^u cents, 
CELESTIAL WHITE CHINESE 
Large, stump-rooted radish with white skin Can he 
sown from . uly 1 to August 15. and win keen in prime 
condition: mild in flavor, brittle, and never woo, ly M-.r^^^^^^ 
gardeners will find this a special seller Packet 5 cents- 
MIXED RADISHES 
,nff"'^ Iiave had considerable demand for seed of mnnv 
s^fnw"UT'l";",^'^ radishes mixed, and so this mixture 
when m,^w^l!?„°"'' ^"«t?mers. For a small gai^den! or 
srn^n * sorts are preferred, this seed will give at 
pound. 15 cents; pound, a's cents; pounS?^40 cents ' 
