For Surest Yield—in Garden or Field—Hardie’s Seeds 
A Field of Cow Peas 
Cotv or Stock Peas 
They grow on any soil that is not wet or cold, and 
especially on soils medium or light. They absorb 
nitrogen from the atmosphere, and the roots, reach¬ 
ing deep into the soil, bring up the necessary potash, 
thus making a complete and natural fertilizer. 
872— BLACKEYE PEAS—Belong to the same family, 
and are very productive in this country. A fine table 
pea. Vines also make good fodder. Postpaid: Per 
lb. 30c. Write for prices in quantity. 
873— BROWN CROWDER PEAS—A Texas pea and 
is excellent for table use, and receives its name from 
the manner in which the peas crowd themselves in 
the pod. Our supply is limited and we suggest that 
you order early. Postpaid: Per lb. 30c. Please 
write for prices in quantity. 
874— CREAM PEAS—Surpasses Black Eye, Lady and 
all other peas for table use. It has a delicate flavor 
and cooks nicely. Peas are of a medium size and 
cream color. We strongly advise customers to try a 
few. Postpaid: Per lb. 30c. Write for prices in 
quantity. 
Field Peas 
INOCULATE WITH NITRAGIN 
870—AUSTRIAN WINTER—Plant in 
^September or October when the 
ground is not in use and can be 
plowed under early in the spring be¬ 
fore time to plant the spring crops. 
Can also be planted in February and 
makes fine feed. Sow 45 pounds 
broadcast per acre. Postpaid: Lb. 
25c. Write for prices in lalrger 
■quantities. 
871 —CANADA FIELD —Can be 
planted in the South during the 
months of October and November and 
•again in the early spring. They im¬ 
prove the soil by gathering and stor¬ 
ing nitrogen. Sow about 75 pounds 
per acre, broadcast. Postpaid: Lb. 
25c. Write for prices in larger 
quantities. 
Hogs in Field of Dwarf Essex Rape 
Dtvarf Essex Rape 
875 —WHIPPOORWILL—A very 
early variety; is a heavy yielder of 
peas; excellent for fattening hogs; 
best variety to plant for an early 
crop, as they make before the heat 
of summer. Postpaid: Per lb. 25c. 
Write for prices in larger quantities. 
876— CLAY PEAS—A medium late 
variety, with running habit produc¬ 
ing a vigorous growth. One of the 
best for forage or hay. Postpaid: 
Per lb. 25c. Write for prices in 
larger quantities. 
Hardie’s 
Seed Oats 
877— TEXAS RED RUST-PROOF— 
We have had this strain grown for us 
for a number of years. It is a good 
producer and very rust-resistant. We 
can fully recommend this variety. 
Write for prices. 
Rye 
878— FALL or WINTER—Rye is one 
of the best winter pasture crops that 
we have. It will stand more cold 
than any other small grain. It is 
also a good cover crop. Plant 1 to 
1 V 2 bu. per acre. Write for prices. 
Throughout the Southern States rape should be sown in September and 
•October, and again in February and early March. If sown in drills, four 
to five pounds; if broadcast (which we believe best for the South), seven to 
eight pounds to the acre. 
879— Postpaid: Per lb. 30c. Write for prices in larger quantities. 
Wheat 
880— MEDITERRANEAN BEARDED—We will carry some choice seed of this 
variety in the fall. We find select seed raised in Northern Texas makes a 
! higher yield than that grown elsewhere. Write for prices. 
Winter Bearded Barley 
881— Makes a fine winter pasture. Plant at the rate of 1 y 2 to 2 bushels per 
acre. Write for prices. 
Snufloiver 
882— MAMMOTH RUSSIAN—Every farmer that raises poultry should plant 
Sunflower for the seed. There is nothing that equals it for making chickens 
grow rapidly and produces a fine glossy plumage. It is also a wonderful 
egg producer. Postpaid: Lb. 30c. Write for prices in larger quantities. 
Mammoth Russian Sunflower 
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