^ EWING'S Vegetable Seeds for 1910 
CONDITIONS OF SALE:-Wm. Ewing i Co. give no warranty, expressed or implied, as 
to description, quality, productiveness or any other matter of any seeds they send out 
and will not be m any way responsible for the crop. If goods are not accepted on these 
terms they are at once to be returned. 
Before ordering, read carefully the front page of Catalogue regarding payment of postage, etc. 
MARKKT 
GAKDEN- 
EKS :- 
Using large 
quantities 
of Seed will 
please send 
for our Spe- 
cial Market 
Gardeners* 
Price List, 
SEEDS PREPAID BY MAIL :— Please note 
that prices in the following list include 
prepayment of postage on Seeds offered 
in packets, ounces and quarter pounds 
^ to any post office in Canada, when 
money accompanies the order, 
unless otherwise mentioned. On 
half pounds and pounds, postage 
must be added at the rate of 5 
cents per lb. for all Post Offices 
in Canada, and at the rate of 16 
cents per lb., on quarter pounds, 
half pounds and pounds, when 
mailed to Newfoundland 
or U.S.A. 
ARTICHOKE 
- FK. ARTICHAUT 
The Globe Artichoke is 
cultivated for its flower- 
heads, which are cooked 
like Asparagus. Set the 
plants in any good soil, 
and if covered slightly 
durJng winter will remain 
in bearing several years. 
GREEN QLOBE. 02. 
50c.; pkt. Sc. 
EARLY PURPLE 
QLOBE. oz. SOc; 
pkt. Sc. 
lERUSALEM GIANT 
WHITE— Bulbs 20c. 
per lb., 3 lbs. SOc, 
post paid; $2.50 per 
bushel at purchaser's 
expense. 
ASPARAGUS 
— FR. ASPERGE 
One ounce of seed wU, 
, sow about 40 ft. of a row^ 
A bed 12 X 40 feet require. 
ipO plants, which i« suffis 
fatnily. Soil should be made as rich a. possible before planting, and the beds should be manured, and slightly dug^iveJ/'fall.''* "'^ °' " 
pkt °/oc'^^ SNOW=CAP— By far the earliest Asparagus. Heads are pure white, and of the most delicate flavor, oz. 2Sc. 
GIANT PURPLE ARGENTEUIL— An early and remarkably healthy variety and extensively grown in France. Stalks erow 
to a mammoth size, and quahty IS excellent, pkt. Sc.; oz. 20c.; } lb. 40c. 
PALMETTO— Grows to an immense size. The heads are green without any purple tinge, are of excellent flavor, and tender. 
ID. /ftc; \ lb. 25c.; oz. lOc; pkt. Sc. 
CONOVER'S COLOSSAL— The Standard variety, grows very large, often producing stems 3 and 4 inches in circumference; 
very tender, lb. 60c.; J lb. 20c.; oz. lOc; pkt. Sc. 
COLUMBIAN MAMMOTH WHITH-Produces white shoots, rather larger than Conover's Colossal, and the plant is more 
robust and vigorous than other giant varietias. lb. -SI. 00; } lb. 30c,; oz. lOc; pkt. Sc. 
I We can supply fine, strong, two-year old plants of the leading varieties at SI.OO per 
100, express extra. 
