Sunset Seecf and Plant Co., San JPranoisoo, Cal. 
Delmonlco. 
Emtrald Gem. 
Large Yellow Cantaloupe. 
Sklllman's Netted. 
Surprise. 
MUSK MELON (Continued). 
Tlie following varieties can also be supplied, but, in our opinion, those mentioned in the iore- 
going list supersede them : 
Bay View. Extra Early Hackensack. 
Improved Christiana. 
Jenny Lind. 
The above are, each pkt., 6 cents; oz., 10 cents; lb., 60 cents. 
WATERMELON. cem"pe7ib.'for posmge).''^'' ^'""^ "'^^'^^ "''^ « 
CUBAN QUEEN. Skin beautifully striped dark and light green; flesh bright red, verv solid criSD 
and sugary; grows to an enormous size and is very productive. Oz., 10 cents; lb.,50 cents. 
'"I'^l^" }v® the best Watermelon there is; the vines are vigorous, hardy, and \>ro- 
;i„ hL, "l^' ^'.uP^^„' ""^ flesh bright scarlet; very sweet, 
tender, and juicy. Oz., 10 cents; lb., 60 cents. / s..y>jci, 
KOLB'S GEM. Of unform round shape, growine toa fair market size; rind hard and tough and 
lightly striped with light and dark green; flesh bright red and of average qua.ity. Oz . 10 cents- 
lb., 40 cents. » . t 
PHINNEY'S EXTRA EARLY. Nothing surpasses this old favoriie in the way of an early Melon • it is 
tirst to ripen; of good size, productive, oblong in shape, of a distinct, mottled color, and flesh 
of a deep red. Oz., 10 cents; lb., 60 cents. 
GEORGIA RATTLESNAKE, or GYPSY. Flavor first-class; rind very thin; flesh bright red; one of 
the best for shipping. Oz., 10 cents; lb., 60 cents. 
JORDAN'S GRAY MONARCH. Skin of a very light green color, attractively mottled;" flesh of a deep 
red color and of hne quality. 
WF PAN ^TTPPT Y 'he following well-known standard sorts at the uniform price of - 
YTX^ V./rt.ll ourri^l Pkt., 5 cents; oz., 10 cents; lb.,50 cents. 
Black Spanish. 
Florida Favorite. 
Green and Gold. 
Ice Cream. 
Kentucky Wonder. 
Mammoth Ironclad. 
Mountain Sweet. 
Pride of Georgia. 
MTT^l-IRnniVI AWN ^""^ spawn can he depended on, and being specially manu- 
iUUOniWUl'l .jrAVYll. factured for us, is fresh and reliable. 
Full instructions on the management of this crop will be tound in MUSHROOM CULTURE, by W. 
Robinson, which will be sent by mall lor 60 cents. 
MUSHROOM SPAWN, ENGLISH. Per lb., by mail, 30 cents ; 7 lbs., per express, not paid, $1.00. 
FRENCH. Per lb., by mail, 50 cents; 3 lb. box, per express, not paid, $1.25. 
MTT^T APPi '^""'^ SOUTHERN CURLED. This variety is highly esteemed in the Southern 
i.ri.L\.Lj, States, where the seed is sown in the fall and the plants used very early in 
spring as a salad; the leaves are twice the size of the ordinary White Mustard, while the 
flavor is sweet and pungent. Pkt., 6 cents ; oz., 1 0 cents ; lb., 50 cents. 
WHITE or YELLOW. Of very rapid growth and agreeable flavor. Oz., 5 cents ; lb., 1 5 cents. 
fllf P A nt* fJTTMRn '^^^ e^eerx pods of this plant impart a fine flavor and consistency 
v/i».x\n. ui uuiuxjv/. to soups and stews, and the pods can be dried for use in winter 
bo delicious is the flavor that when once used it will be grown every year. 
DWARF DENSITY. Very dwarf and very productive. Pkt., 6 cents ; oz., 1 0 cents ; lb., 50 cents. 
WHITE VELVET. The pods are perfectly round, smooth, and of an attractive white velvet appear- 
ance ; of superior flavor and tenderness. Pkt.. 5 cents ; oz., 1 0 cents ; lb., 60 cents. 
LEEK. AMERICAN LARGE FLAG. Of strong, vigorous growth ; the best of all. Pkt., 6 cents; oz., 
20 cents; lb., $1.60. 
LEEK, GIANT CARENTAN. A favorite European sort, of mild flavor. Pkt., 6 cents; oz.. 20 cents: 
lb., $1.50. 
LEEK, LARGE ROUEN. Grows to large size; hardy, and of excellent quality. Pkt.. 6 cents: oz.. 
20 cents; ID., $1.60. 
46 
