Pedigreed Extra 
Early 
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Little Marvel 
Sutton’s Excelsior 
Thomas Laxton 
Early Wrinkled Peas 
,, . a cmnntVi Peas being much sweeter and of superior flavor, 
They" ^cam i o t' °b e' p fan t c d C quU e^a s ^fs arl y^ as they are liable to decay in cold, wet soil. 
THOMAS LAXTON. — The earliest Wrinkled 
it 1 nnal in duality to the best of the late 
wrinkled sorts. Peas are large as Telephone, un- 
lurSasled in quality; coming into use early in 
Tune as soon as the small round early sorts. 
Th?l’ is certainly the finest Wrinkled Pea yet n- 
trodu^d coming in with the first earlies with 
nods double the size. The pods are a dark rich 
green straight and square ended, and contain on 
fne aVerage seven to eight large, narrow peas of 
the richest flavor. We consider it superior to, 
and likelv to supersede, that fine early pea, the 
"Gradus ” being hardier in constitution, darker in 
color and a better yielder. It is a reliable mar- 
ket gardeners’ as well as private gardeners pea, 
and will undoubtedly take the same place among 
earlies as Telephone among the late sorts. Qt., 
30c; pk., $2.00; bu., $7.00. 
LITTLE MARVEL. — An extra early dwarf 
wrinkled sort, particularly suited to home 
dens. V ines average 15 to 18 inches vigor- 
ous dark green foliage. Peas are borne together 
?n "pairs of twos. Though comparatively anew 
sort it has become exceedingly popularon ac 
count of its large productive yield. Qt., 30c; 
4 qts., $1.00; bu., $7.00. 
MCLEAN'S LITTLE GEM.— An old variety still 
largely grown and quite early. It is productive 
and^ the peas are of high quality. Grows a little 
taller than most extra early varieties. Qt., 30c, 
4 qts., $1.00; bu., $7.00. 
GRADUS, or PROSPERITY.— One of the very 
best early wrinkled, large podded Peas. The pods 
are fully as long as Telephone. Vine similar in 
appearance and does not grow so tall, being of 
medium height, about 3 to 3% feet. The pods are 
4 to 4 V" inches long, pointed, handsome and one 
of the most attractive of the early wrinkled sorts. 
Peas very large, splendid quality and a beautiful 
light green color. This has been one of the most 
popular varieties in cultivation. Qt., 30c; 4 qts., 
$1.00; bu., $7.00. 
NOTT’S EXCELSIOR— This is one of the 
standard high-grade Peas that have established 
themselves with gardeners so fl ™ ly th 2L 3? ft«l- 
will take no other variety for its season. Qua 
itv is fine and for a wrinklbd Pea it is hardy and 
ihorougwV rcdiable. It does not require staking 
and the pods ripen evenly, making it e ^ tren ^e y . 
valuable for home and market use. Qt., Joe, 
4 qts., $1.00; bu., $7.00. 
AMERICAN WONDER.— A leading dwarf wrin- 
kled Pea. Esteemed for earliness, productive- 
nss flavor and quality; strong and robust in 
habit, growing about 10 inches h i gh, and produces 
a profusion of good-sized pods, which are fairly 
packed with the finest flavored Peas. Has al- 
ways been a great favorite for the home garden. 
Qt., 30c; 4 qts., $1.00; bu., $7.00. 
PREMIUM GEM. — A very fine extra early 
Dwarf Pea of Little Gem type, on which it is a 
decided improvement; pods are larger and more 
productive. Qt., 30c; 4 qts., $1.00; bu., $7.00. 
Late or Main Crop Varieties 
DWARP TELEPHONE, or DAISY. — Grows 114 
or 2 feet in height; very stocky, heavy, ™i?kablv 
vine, productive. Pods are long and renmrk.ibl> 
well filled. Peas are large and wrinkled. Qt., 35c, 
4 qts., $1.25; bu., $7.00. 
ALDERMAN.— A splendid large podded variety 
of recent introduction and excellent quality. \ ines 
vigorous, growing about 3% ft. high, with coarse, 
dark colored leaves and pr od uc in g an abundance 
of verv large, dark green pods, Ailed with im- 
mensc Peas of delicious flavor. We recommend 
this to all large Pea growers. Qt., 35c, 4 qts., 
SI. 25; bu., $7.00. — — 
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