CATALOGUE OF CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS 
Full Measure 
Five Superior 
Green-Podded Beans 
BOUNTIFUL 
A most desirable sort for either the home or market gar¬ 
den. Very early, hardy, vigorous and productive, with long, 
thick, flat and slightly curved pods; entirely stringless and 
light green in color. 
FULL MEASURE 
One of the best and most satisfactory of the stringless, 
green-podded snap beans. A very early, productive, high qual¬ 
ity variety, with long, straight, fleshy, round pods and entirely 
without strings; excellent for either market or home garden. 
BURPEE'S STRINGLESS GREEN POD 
This is also a very excellent round-podded, stringless var¬ 
iety and a popular favorite. The pods are not as long as Full 
Measure but are equally desirable. 
GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN POD 
Somewhat similar to Burpee’s Stringless, but the pod is 
longer, straighter, more slender and slightly lighter in color; 
early, hardy, and of the highest quality. 
STRINGLESS BLACK VALENTINE 
Pods not so rounded as old type; it is almost as early and 
pods are free from strings. 
Standard Green-Podded Dwarf Beans 
Black Valentine. A very vigorous sort with beau¬ 
tiful long, slender, round, straight pods of a 
dark green color. Highly recommended as an 
extra early gardener’s variety, but not desirable 
for the home garden because of its stringiness. 
Boston Small Pea. The Navy Bean of commerce; 
grown largely as a field variety for the dry 
seed. 
Broad Windsor (Fava Bean). The English 
“Broad Bean”; the largest and best of its class. 
French’s Horticultural. One of the most at¬ 
tractive of the Dwarf Horticultural family. 
Vine erect, straight and compact, with a tend¬ 
ency to throw out short runners. Pods prolific, 
8 inches long, broad and distinctly marked with 
a very vivid crimson. 
Hopkin’s Improved Red Valentine. An improved 
strain of the popular Red Valentine. Pods 
somewhat longer and more round; seeds dark¬ 
er in color. 
Large White Kidney. A most excellent white, 
kidney-shaped field bean; one of the best 
sorts for baking. 
Large White Marrow. Large oval-shaped white 
beans; grown very largely as a field crop. 
Longfellow. An excellent variety of French 
origin; moderately early and productive. The 
long, slender, straight, round, dark green pods 
are very attractive and of good quality. 
Long Yellow Six Weeks. An old standard sort, 
quite hardy and productive, with long, flat pods 
more or less stringy. 
Low’s Champion Bush. A very old variety of the 
Horticultural type, sometimes known as Red 
Cranberry. Pods long, deep green, very flat, 
straight, stringless, tender and of excellent 
quality. 
Masterpiece (Sutton’s). An English variety used 
quite extensively in this country as a forcing 
sort on private estates; is not recommended 
for garden culture. 
Red Kidney. Quite like the White Kidney ex¬ 
cept the beans are deep red in color. 
Refugee Stringless. Same season as old Refugee 
but because of its stringless character is now 
the most popular. 
Refugee, or Thousand-to-One. A very produc¬ 
tive, hardy, vigorous late sort, much in favor 
with the canning trade and popular in the 
South for late planting for shipment to north¬ 
ern markets. 
Ruby Horticultural Dwarf. An improved type of 
Dwarf Horticultural. Very hardy, early and 
productive. Pods 5 inches long, round and 
stringless; color greenish-yellow, splashed with 
bright carmine. 
Tendergreen (Henderson’s). A splendid, new, 
round-podded variety whose long pods are en¬ 
tirely stringless. An improved Full Measure. 
Tennessee Green Pod (Brown Bunch). One of 
the very earliest green-podded beans. Popular 
in the South where it is also known as Dwarf 
Kentucky Wonder. Pods 7 inches long, broad, 
very irregular in shape and dark green in 
color; nearly stringless; fine quality, 
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