\^ Pearl Forcing Radishes 
I These are grown from my special individual strain of this fjrand variety. I'earl Forcing is, in my judgment, the 
firiest extra-early, long, white Radish in cultivation. The name Pearl Forcing does not mean that this splendid 
Radish is for greenhouse culture especially. No, it is just as suitable for growing out in the garden and grows just 
as perfect outside. Market-gardeners everywhere grow it in great quantities inside and outside. It grows remark- 
ably quick — in 3 to 4 weeks — and it is so very tender and crisp and of such a beautiful shape and so snowy white 
that it creates a demand for itself. Sow a patch every 2 weeks in the greenhouse or outside in the garden and have 
Pearl Forcing corning all the time. It will mean profit for you. 
^ Prices of Pearl Forcing Radish: Pkt. 5 cts., oz. 20 cts., i^lb. 60 cts., lb. $2. 
July IS, 1918. 
"From the half pound of your Pearl Forcing Radish seed, sown broadcast on a space 42 x 55 feet, I sold 1,119 bunches, 8 to 10 
Radishes in a bunch, at 3 14 cts. per bunch wholesale, making a net return of I37.30. This seed is certainly fine. They surpass all 
others on the market." — H. S. Kimbel, Market-Gardener. 
Schell's Early Scarlet Globe Radish 
A perfect strain of this popular, bright, rich red. breakfast Radish. It would surprise you, perhaps, to see the 
many gardeners' orders we fill for 10, 20. so, 75, and hundreds of pounds of our .Scarlet Globe Radi.sh. Why? 
Because they have been growing it year after year and know that our seed profluces the finest quality. You could 
order Scarlet Globe Radish from half a dozen different seedhouses and perhaps get as many different strains or 
types. That is why I refer to my distinct, individual strain of .Scarlet Globe. It is a perfect round globe with tiny 
root, preventing any taper to the globe. The color is a most striking rich red, full of life — not that dead, unattrac- 
tive color so often seen in other strains. To be safe and sure of a crop of first quality, sow Schell's Early Scarlet Globe. 
Pkt. 5 cts., oz. 20 cts., 141b. 50 cts., lb. $1.65 
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