Cbe Uegetable 
Peas that Please 
Garden 
the People 
HEROINE, A second early variety; 
bears a profusion oJ large pointed 
poda, many of which contain 
eight or nine large peas, of the 
finest quality, and of a rich, 
marrow-like flavor. This variety 
is sure to make a name for itself 
wherever planted. 2J^ ft. Pkt., 
10 cents; I -lb pkge., including 
postage, 20 cents. 
LIGHTNING. A great acquisition; 
combining the hardiness and 
earliness of the round-seeded 
sorts with the delicious sweet- 
ness of the wrinkled sorts. 3 ft. 
Pki., 10 cents; 1 -lb pkge., includ- 
ing postage, 30 cents. 
MICHAELMAS. Absolutely distinct; 
of dwarf, bushy habit, and very 
prolific; the color of the peas in 
the pod, and when cooked, is the 
deepest green, and the pods are 
large and well filled. This variety 
possesses a reserve strength, 
which enables it to resist the 
drought and mildew to a degree 
hitherto unknown in a pea, and 
to preserve the sweetest flavor 
for table after all other varieties 
have become hard and diy. 
3 ft. Pkf., 10 cents; 1-lb. pkge., 
including postage, 20 cents. 
OMEGA. A splendid cropper; pods 
well tilled, and the peas are soft 
and juicy when the shells are 
full to bursting; one of the 
best. 2)4 ft. Pkt., 10 cents; 
1-lb. pkge., including postage, 
35 cents. 
SENSATION. A wrinkled Marrow 
of exceptional excellence, sur- 
passing any varieiy in cultiva- 
tion for >ize, flavor, and extra- 
ordinary yielding powers. Owing 
I to its vigorous habit, half the 
\ quantitv of seed U'ually sown 
I will suffice. 3 ft. Pkt., 10 cents: 
I 1-lb. pkge., including postage, 
40 cents. 
