Sunset Seed and Plant Co., San I^anolaoo, Cal. 
ONION SETS, ETC. 
mute Multiplier Onion Sits. 
Prices are subject to market quotations as the season advances. 
Large quantities are supplied at prevailing market rates. Please 
write for quotations. 
WHITE MULTIPLIER ONION SETS. Enormously 
productive, frequently producing as many as 
twenty bulbs in a ciuster from a single bulb 
planted; an excellent Onion for bunching 
green, and, "when allowed to ripen, their 
keeping qualities are remarkable, having 
been known to keep perfectly sound for one 
year. Per lb., including postage, 40 cents. 
YELLOW SETS, TOP ONIONS, and POTATO 
ONIONS. Each, per lb., including postage, 35 
cents. 
pAliCT-pY EXTRA DOUBLECURLED. Very 
1 • select strain of a handsome 
bright green color; compact and beautifully 
curled. Pkt., 5 cents: oz., 10 cents ; lb., 90 cents. 
pAliClWTpC IMPROVED GUERNSEY. The 
"••'V'^A'.l-^ 0« roots are smooth, medium 
long; flesh fine grained and of excellent 
quality; heavy cropper. Pkt., 6 cents; oz., 10 
cents; lb., 60 cents. 
SHORT ROUND FRENCH. Handsome shape and splendid flavor; earlier than the longer forms, 
and especially adapted for shallow soils. Pkt., B cents ; oz., 10 cents ; lb., 70 cents. 
PUMPKIN *" 5-cent pkts., except the novelty, 
* PUMPKIN" (if ordered by mail, add 8 cents per lb. postage). 
MIRACLE PUMPKIN. A r.ithcr remarkable 
novelty from Europe; claimed to excel 
all others in productiveness and earli- 
ness. They weigh, on an average, thirty 
pounds each, and are of a dark green 
color, striped with a reddish -yellow. 
The flesh is orange-colored, thick, solid, 
and of delightful taste; perhaps the 
most remarkab e feature of this novelty 
is that the seeds are practically skin- 
less, being only covered with a film of 
Imperceptible thickness. Pkt., 20 cents. 
CONNECTICUT FIELD, or LARGE YELLOW. 
The common field varietv so largely 
grown amongst Corn; excellent for 
stock feeuing. Oz., 5 cents; lb., 30 
cents. 
JAPANESE PIE. The flesh is very thick, 
of a rich salmon color, and nearly solid, 
dry, and sweet; making pies as rich 
without eggs as other varieties do with 
them. Oz., 10 cents; lb., 50 cents. 
LARGE CHEESE. Of good size and very 
prolific; rind and flesh orange-colored, 
fine grained, and excellent for cooking. 
Oz., 10 cents ; lb., 40 cents. 
MAMMOTH POTIRON. This is the true Mam- 
moth Pumpkin ; grows to an enormous 
size, some specimens havingweighed over 
200 lbs: salmon-colored skin ; flesh bright 
yellow, flne grained, and of excellent 
quality. Oz., 15 cents; lb., $1.00. 
Miracle Pumpkin, 
'MIRACLE 
