193 5 SPRING SEED CATALOG-HENKY FIELD CO.-SHENANDOAH 
TENDERGREEN 
106 — TENDERGREEN. Long 
straight, dark green pods with¬ 
out a string. One of the earliest. 
A heavy and dependable crop¬ 
per. Pods round, plump and well 
filled to the tip. A great bean 
for home use and home markets. 
If you haven’t tried it, plant a 
few. Price, 3 oz. 120; 34 lb. 250; 
1 lb. 450. 
120—SURE CROP WAX. Long 
slender pods, thick, flat, almost 
round. Very tender, brittle and 
stringless. These long, golden 
yellow pods make a beautiful 
bean for canning whole. Mid¬ 
season. As a rule quite produc¬ 
tive. A vigorous growing plant 
so give them plenty of room. 
Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 
lb. 400. 
BUSH BEANS (Cont’d) 
SURE CROP WAX 
POLE BEANS 
133— IMPROVED MISSOURI WON¬ 
DER. Early and a good climber. A 
good cornhill bean. It yields well and 
bears a long time. Medium long, 
plump, well-filled crease back pods. 
Especially fine for green shell beans. 
Use with Stowell’s Evergreen sweet 
corn and it makes wonderful succo¬ 
tash. Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 
lb. 400. 
134— KENTUCKY WONDER. Brown 
seed. Claimed by some to be the best 
flavored bean grown. Long, wrinkled, 
crease-backed pods. Very brittle and 
meaty. Early and productive. Fine for 
snaps and a fairly good shell bean. 
Used by many for canning. Price, 3 oz. 
100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 400. 
131 — DUTCH CASEKNIFE. Long 
broad, flat pods. Seed white making a 
good shell bean. Not much good for 
snaps. Late. Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 
1 lb. 350. 
KENTUCKY WONDER 
130 —CUTSHORT OR CORNHILL. 
Small round pods. Fairly good climber. 
Late. Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 
lb. 350. 
132—HORTICULTURAL OR CRANBERRY. Med¬ 
ium length pods. Popular as a shell bean, also good 
for snaps. Late. Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 350. 
139— KENTUCKY WONDER WAX. The best wax 
podded pole bean we know of. Beautiful long, broad, 
waxy yellow pods. Fine quality and productive. Early 
and a good climber. Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 
lb. 350. 
137—WHITE SEEDED KENTUCKY WONDER. 
Pods medium long. Early and fairly productive. Price, 
3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 350. 
LIMA BEANS 
108—HOPI INDIAN POLE LIMA. Found among 
the Indian tribes of the Southwest. It has withstood 
their extreme dry, hot weather, poor, sandy, rocky 
soil and still produced crops. Growing under such 
conditions has developed a hardy, resistant and an 
adaptable bean. 
During the past season when other Limas were 
more or less of a failure we grew a fine crop of the 
“Hopi’s”. It made a better yield for us than any 
other Lima, Pole or Bush. The seed is white, some 
larger than the Extra Early Lima or Henderson’s 
Bush and yields better. The quality is exceptional. 
Price, 3 oz. 15 0 ; 34 lb. 300; 1 lb. 500. 
127—HENDERSON’S BUSH LIMA. The surest 
cropper of any of the bush limas. Small white seed. 
Splendid as a green shell bean or for winter use. 
Very productive. Pods hang thick on the bush. Bears 
over a long period. Stands dry weather well. The 
green shell bean fine in succotash. Price, 3 oz. 100; 
34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 350. 
126—FORDHOOK BUSH LIMA. Considered the 
best of the large seeded bush limas. Big, plump seed 
of finest quality. Earliest of the large seeded limas. 
Productive under reasonable growing conditions. 
Price, 3 oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 400. 
145 —BURPEE’S IMPROVED BUSH LIMA. Earlier 
and a better bean in every way than the old Burpee’s 
Bush. Large seeded, 3 to 5 to the pod. Price, 3 oz. 
100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 350. 
140— EXTRA EARLY POLE LIMA. Small white 
seed. Begins bearing early and continues a long 
time. Makes a wonderful green shell bean. Price, 3 
oz. 100; 34 lb. 200; 1 lb. 350. 
142—EARLY JERSEY POLE LIMA. A pole lima. 
Probably the best large seeded pole lima for the 
middle west. Early, large plump seed. Price, 3 oz. 100; 
34 lb. 200 ; 1 lb. 350. 
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