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CONDON'S MAMMOTH PODDED 
LITTLE MIDGET PEAS 
The Finest Extra Early 
Sweet Wrinkled Pea Ever 
Introduced. Cross Between 
Gradus and Sutton's 
Excelsior. 
Entirely Distinct— OUR OWN 
Origination 
BEYOND 
QUESTION 
THE BEST 
For Early or 
Late; for Fa- 
mily or Market 
Gardeners 
The 
demand 
for this 
grand 
variety 
among Market 
Gardeners is enor- 
mous and is surely 
worthy. Pods borne 
in pairs on a single 
COHSON'S MAMMOTH FODDED I^ITTI^i: MIDQET Stem is very frequent. 
The sweetest dwarf wrinkled pea In existence. By far the 
shortest straw and largest pod of any pea we know of. Ready 
for market 45 davs from planting. Its extreme earliness, com- 
bined with the largre pods, which are always filled with sweet, 
luscious peas, destines it to excel wherever tried. 
For years Gradus or Prosperity has been the best Sweet Pea 
for general use; the only fault our customers had was the extra 
long growth of vines. Most all growers of peas prefer a short 
vine, and in Condon's Mammotli-Poadea Iiittle Midget you have 
it. Height of vines only !.■) inches; pods iVz inches long: well 
filled and quality fully equal to Gradus. The pods contain from 
7 to 8 large dark green peas, which remain in eatable condition 
a week later than most other varieties. The plants are very 
robust, compact and short jointed, requiring no bushing or stak- 
ing. We believe Condon's Midget Peas contain more suear than 
any other sort in cultivation. Packet, 8 cents; H lb., 30 cents; 
tb., 50 cents; 2 lbs., 90 cents, postpaid. 
AMEER OR CLAUDIT 
Shippers' Big' Money Maker 
In some sections thl.s Grand Pea i.s rarely known, as the seed 
up to the present time has been so extremely scarce and high 
that it never got into the general market, having been consumed 
at enormously high prices by the Carolina grafrdeners, where it 
happened to be first introduced. It is a cross between Alaska 
and a large-podded sweet wrinkled pea, retaining that hardy, 
vigorous early character of the Alaska, with the large pods of 
the luscious sweet wrinkled type. In comparison to Alaslsa, it is 
two or three days later, equally as hardy, dwarf upright vines 
completely ladened with pods twice as large, that may be picked 
in one-half the time. Two pickings market the entire crop. 
Considering the fact that this pea is as early as the earliest, 
producing pods twice as large, with quality unsurpassed by any 
"extra early" variety, gardeners who plant for early shipping 
market will find this the best money-maker. Packet, 7o; V4 
pound, 22c; pound, 40c; 2 pounds, 75c, postpaid. 
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