Cauliflower 
Snoiuball. 
Algiers. 
Early. 
Late. 
Carrots 
Scarlet Horn . 
Chant enay. 
Early. 
Late. 
Celery 
White Flume. 
Winter Perfection. 
Early. 
(Best winter celery. 
I have kept it until 
April.) 
Sugar Corn 
Golden Bantam and 
Mammoth, Cory. 
Aristocrat. 
Rowling Moo. 
Kendall's' Early Giant. 
Early Evergreen. 
Early. 
For succession. 
All season. 
Cucumber 
Davis Perfect. 
All season. 
Egg-plant 
Endive 
Leek 
Lettuce 
Onion 
Eed Peppers 
Pumpkins 
Garden Peas 
Tomatoes 
Turnip 
Black Beauty. 
Moss-curled. 
American Flag. 
May King 
Big Boston and 
All Season. 
Trianon Cos. 
Southport White Globe. 
Prizetaker. 
Crimson Beauty. 
Early Neapolitan. 
Practically all varieties 
none are better than 
Small Sugar. 
Early. 
Early and late. 
"When every other 
variety fails in 
hot weather. 
Silver-skin. 
Yellow, where seeds 
are sown outside. 
do well here, but for pies 
Alaska. I use for first sowing on account of its being 
hardy, following a few days later with 
Eight Weeks. 
Market Surprise and 
World's Becord. These are followed with 
3 radus. 
Little Marvel and 
Potlach. I do not think it advisable to grow very late 
or tall-growing varieties in Western Pennsylvania as 
they invariably get mildew before they mature. 
The Stone. 
Beauty. Both good disease-resisters. 
Dwarf Stone. A splendid dwarf variety for 
locality. 
White Milan. Early. 
Purple-top Strap-Leaf. All season. 
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