W E offer a select list of the very best Vegetables known. All of these have been tested, 
and found superior. When you order your Flower seeds do not forget the Vege¬ 
tables, as our seeds are first-class, and are priced to suit the hard times. From us you 
will get the best seeds and always the most for your money. 
Bean Bountiful Bush 
Bean Park's Baby Lima 
ARTICHOKE, Large Green Globe Paris Improved- 
A perennial plant, grown for its flower-heads, 
which are large, the scales thick and heavy. May 
be boiled or used as a salad. 5 cts., oz. 50 cts. 
ASPARAGUS, Giant Mary Washington. This is de¬ 
cidedly the best Asparagus and casts all others in 
the shade. It is early, very productive, rich in fla¬ 
vor and of easiest culture, being rust-resistant and 
hardy. Tips large, long and tender. 5 c., oz. 10 c. 
BEAN, Bountiful, Bush. The best Snap-bean,f abso¬ 
lutely unsurpassed in quality, productiveness and 
continuous bearing. The pods are flat, absolutely 
stringless, early, hardy, vigorous. 5 c., 1-2 lb. 15 c. 
Burpee's Stringless Green Pod, Bush. An early 
round podded sort. The pods are fleshy, string- 
less, and nearly straight. A heavy yielder and of 
fine quality. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 15 cts. 
Giant Stringless Green Pod, Bush. Round podded 
and stringless. A very productive variety with 
long pods, measuring 6 to 7 in. 5 c., 1-2 lb. 15 c. 
Stringless Red Valentine, Bush. A new variety de¬ 
veloped from the old Red Valentine. The pods are 
meaty, round, and of fine flavor. 5 c., 1-2 lb. 15 c. 
Pencil-pod Black Wax, Bush. Best of the black wax 
sorts; pods 7 in. long, round, stringless, fleshy, 
brittle, clear yellow, vigorous. Pkt. 5c, 1-2 lb. 15c. 
Webber Wax, Bush. An early round podded bean 
of rather tall growing habit, which serves to keep 
the attractive pods well off the ground and clean. 
It is very hardy and productive. 5 c., 1-2 lb. 15 c. 
Giant Pod English, Bush. Sow early in Autumn, the 
plants endure Winter, bear early in Spring, the 
pods standing erect. They are not the American 
Snap-beans, but are used in England. 5c., jib. 15c. 
Kentucky Wonder, Pole. The most popular green 
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podded pole bean. Bears a profusion of round, 
meaty pods often 9 in. long. 5 cts,. 1-2 lb. 15 cts. 
Striped Creaseback, Pole. A vigorous, productive 
cornfield bean; pods 6 in., fleshy, good. 5 c. ^lb.lS 
Horticultural Cranberry, Pole. Fine cornfield bean; 
pods long, fleshy, stringless; beans large, oval, 
white, speckled red, good quality. 5 cts. ilb. 15 c. 
Golden Cluster Wax, Pole. Yields a heavy crop of 
large flat yellow pods about 7 in. long, which 
show no strings before maturity. 5 c,. 1-2 lb. 15 c. 
Park's Baby Lima, Bush. The pods and beans are 
both quite small but this variety is very valuable 
for its extreme earliness and the fact that it pro¬ 
duces a large and sure crop of excellent quality 
right up until frost. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 20 cts. 
Burpee's Improved Bush Lima. An ever-bearing 
sort, decidedly the best; very productive; long 
pods and large beans. 5cts. ^lb 20 cents. 
Fordhook,Bush, the best of Lima Beans, 18in. Bears 
early, continuously, large clustered pods, large 
beans of fine quality, very productive, the easiest 
to grow, and will yield all the Limas. 5c. §lb 20 c. 
King of the Garden, Pole. The most popular pole 
lima bean, vigorous in growth and very produc- 
ive. The pods are large and well filled with mam- 
mouth size beans. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 20 cts. 
Florida Butter, Pole Lima. Sure-crop; clusters of big 
pods; beans cream spotted brown and red, free 
and continuous bearing. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 20 cts. 
Jumbo, Pole Lima. Largest, most productive; comes 
in clusters of from 4 to 8 until the vines are kill¬ 
ed by frost, one of the best. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 20 cts. 
Sieva Butter, Pole. The popular Lima of the south; 
sure, continuous and heavy cropper; wonderfully 
productive. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 20 cts. 
