J. M. LUPTON fir SON # INC. # Plant Breeders and Wholesale Seed Growers 
Our trials at Mattituck are worth seeing in early July and in October. 
We test many strains of many sorts. We are happy to show them to any one interested in plant breeding or in fine stocks 
TURNIPS 
While we have some reputation as producers of specialties which are necessarily high priced, yet we grow many acres and are prepared to meet reasonable competition as to price 
MANGEL 
LONG RED 
GOLDEN TANKARD 
GIANT HALF SUGAR ROSE 
SLUDSTRUP . 
The Sludstrup should be used more than it is. It 
is of better quality and higher sugar content 
than others and for dairy trade is much more 
valuable. 
SWISS CHARD 
LUCLJLLUS 
Curled and yellowish light green leaf. 
GREEN LYON 
Dark green leaves with broad white midrib, the 
best strain for home or market garden. 
Green Lyon 
PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE 
A few years ago we started intensive single plant 
selection work on our stock of this variety and 
by inbreeding have produced a strain which we 
think is not equalled in the trade. Of the several 
hundred acres which we grow of this variety 
every acre can trace its ancestry back to the same 
single plant, inbred on our Long Island farms. 
EXTRA EARLY WHITE MILAN 
PURPLE TOP MILAN 
WHITE EGG 
SNOWBALL 
More round and uniform than White Egg. 
Purple Top White Globe Turnip 
EARLY WHITE FLAT DUTCH 
PURPLE TOP STRAP LEAF 
GOLDEN BALL OR ORANGE JELLY 
AMBER GLOBE 
POMERANIAN WHITE GLOBE 
PETROWSKI 
PURPLE TOP ABERDEEN 
COW HORN 
SEVEN TOP 
SOUTHERN PRIZE 
RUTA BAGA 
LONG ISLAND PURPLE TOP 
A round, neckless stock not too large and coarse, 
free from side root, bred specially for market 
garden trade. 
LUPTON EARLY NECKLESS 
The greatest improvement in Purple Top Yellow 
Rutabaga in a generation. A stock three weeks 
earlier, entirely neckless, free from sideroot, 
round and uniform; its bulbs are half grown 
before American Purple Top starts to bulb. 
SWEET PERFECTION WHITE 
MACOMBER 
Lupton Neckless Rutabaga 
JAPANESE TURNIPS 
EXTRA EARLY WHITE BALL 
The earliest turnip we have ever seen. Of Japanese 
origin, its foliage is more like an English turnip. 
In our trial grounds, this turnip produced mar¬ 
ketable bulbs four weeks from seed, and far 
ahead of any other variety. 
EARLIEST FLAT JAPAN 
I he earliest White Flat Turnip known—earlier 
than White Milan or White Flat Dutch, foliage 
upright like Shogoin, rendering it less liable to 
injury from lice. 
SHOGOIN 
A special stock of the Japanese Foliage Turnip 
already so successful in the South. Roots large, 
round, white; leaves upright. Our stock care¬ 
fully reselected and bred. 
