24 IvANDRKTHS' DKSCRIPTIVK LIST OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
PEAS.— Continued. 
French Canner . . . , , Sixty-two days Irom germination, pods long and slinii 
exceedingly productive. 
Landreths' Phonograph I^andreths' new sort, very productive in mammoth 
pods, quality most excellent, very sugary, a choice 
sort, maturing in 60 days; the Phonograph is des- 
tined to take a place in advance of the Telephone. 
Yorkshire Hero Showy, large seeded wrinkled sort, maturing in 60 
days. 
Dwarf Blue Imperial Ripens 65 days after germination, good sort. 
Champion of England Wrinkled, sugary, 70 days. 
Forty Fold Maturing 70 days, excellent sort. 
Irish Large White Marrow ... A heavy producer, maturing in 80 days, later thaa 
Black Marrow. 
Peruvian or Black-eyed Mar- Strong growing sort, 
row. 
FRENCH EDIBLE PODS. 
Dwarf Purple Blossom Matures edible pods in seventy days, blossoms purple, 
seeds gray. 
Tall Purple Blossom Kdible pods mature in eighty days, gray seeds, 
purple blossoms. 
Dwarf White Blossom Pods edible in seventy days, seeds and blossoms 
white. 
Tall White Blossom In eighty days edible, seeds and blossoms white. 
Melting Sugar Pods very large, broad, flat, twisted; edible like a 
string bean. 
PEPPER. 
Tomato or Squash I^ruit red and flat, shaped like a tomato or squash. 
Golden Bell Smaller than Sweet Spanish, golden in color; some- 
times called Golden Dawn. 
Large Sweet Spanish The leading large red variety, used for pickles and all 
purposes. 
BuUnose ' . . . Red, larger than the Sweet Spanish, otherwise 
similar. 
Cayenne Red fruit three inches in length, very hot, fruit 
hanging. 
Very Small Cayenne Fruit erect, smaller than the older Cayenne. 
Ruby King . . Monstrous fruited, color red. 
Red Cherry Ornamental, round, used for pickles. 
Small Chili Red Fruit ovid, red, small, very hot. 
Celestial Fruit short, conical, green, lemon, golden, scarlet. 
POTATOES. 
Early Ohio Elarliest of the lot, very desirable for a market gar- 
dener. 
Early Rose The original old pure and reliable stock, hard to get 
true. 
Maine Rose The Maine form of Karly Rose, and of the productive 
original character. 
Houlton Early Rose ....... One of the best of the Ejxtra E;arly forms. 
Extra Early Vermont A variation of Kxtra Pjarly Rose; claimed to be earlier. 
Bliss' Triumph Very chunky, red to rose colored; verj^ early, fine and 
desirable. 
Beauty of Hebron Karly, resembles Karly Rose; a very desirable sort. 
Clark's No. 1 Farly, resembling the Rose, but considered more pro- 
lific. 
Freeman Very early, very productive, oval in form, russet in 
color. 
Landreths' Farmer's Alliance . New, exceedingly prolific, of rare size; a most de- 
sirable sort, of high reputation, shape and flavor. 
Landreths' Garfield Verv white fleshed, later than Vermont, but larger 
and more productive; form flattened, white, pure 
grained, mealy. 
Queen of the Valley . Medium early, pink, heavy jdelder of good quality. 
Rural New Yorker Medium early, heavy yielder. 
White Star I/Ong white skinned, resembling Burbanks' very 
closely. 
Peerless .... I^ate, white, an old sort, heavy cropper 
White Elephant I/ate, best in light sand, heavy yielder. 
Landreths' State of Maine . . . Flesh white, mealy when cooked, flavor nutty, tuber 
large cylindrical, medium early, vine erect and pro- 
ductive; altogether a fine sort. 
Green Mountain . Good sort, so productive as to have produced 100 
bushels from one planted. It resists drought, is free 
from disease, and is an excellent keeper. 
PUMPKIN. 
Yellow Cashaw Yellow crooked neck, sixty to eighty pounds; best for 
pies. 
Yellow Cheese Flat like a cheese box, weight forty to fifty pounds; 
very superior for family use. 
Red Field I^arge, chunky, color yellowish red; a cattle feeding 
sort. 
Yellow Monster A Yellow sort, growing to a weight of 100 to 200 
pounds; a grand sort to grow for exhibitions. 
