CATALOGUE OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
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Corn.—Sweet. 
German, Mats. —French, Mats. —Spanish, Mat's. 
A rich, warm soil is best, especially for the earlier varieties, which ordinarily should not be planted before the 
middle of May. Successive plantings may be made until July. Plant in hills three or four feet apart each way, 
according to the height of the variety. One quart will plant about 200 hills. 
IVe supply packets of corn at 10 cts. each. 
Selected Ears, Ten Cents each. 
Bears foot (Washington). A vigorous grow¬ 
ing late sort, a favorite with Boston Market pt. Qt. Pk. Bu. 
growers . . . . . . . . f 
Black Mexican. Said to be the sweetest 
corn in cultivation, medium early . 
Breck’s Premier. Large, medium early, un¬ 
equalled in quality ...... 
Burpee’s Golden Bantam Sweet Corn. An 
extreme early variety of a rich golden color; 
its flavor is delicious ^ . . . . 
Country Gentleman. A larger and later Ne 
Plus Ultra type. 
Early Crosby. Early and of excellent quality. 
An old favorite. 
Early Maine. A fine extra early, pure white 
sort. 
Early Minnesota. Nearly as early as Cory, 
dwarf ........ 
Early Red Cory. A very early sort with good- 
sized ears and large kernels, popular 
Early White Cory. Differs from the preced¬ 
ing in color of cob ...... 
Egyptian. A very large, late variety, exceed¬ 
ingly sweet and superior .... 
Late Mammoth Sugar. Extra large ears, 
quality very fine, productive .... 
Mammoth White Cory. As early as the 
other Cory, but with ears double the size 
Metropolitan. Quite early, large, handsome 
ears ........ 
Moore’s Concord. Medium early, large ears 
of unsurpassed quality. 
Peep-o’-Day. One of the earliest and very 
sweet ........ 
Perry’s Hybrid. A large early, favorite 
market sort ....... 
Potter’s Excelsior. Perhaps the best and 
sweetest main-crop variety .... 
Quincy Market. Larger ears and earlier than 
the common Crosby ..... 
Stowe 11 ’s Evergreen. The standard late 
variety ...... 
Corn.—Field. 
Special offers do not apply to field corn or pop corn. 
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Blunt’s Prolific. Early eight-rowed leafy dent variety 
Early Sanford. A white flint variety, equally valuable 
for ensilage or grinding ...... 
Early Yellow Canada. Well-known early, eight- 
rowed flint variety ...... 
Eureka Ensilage. Tall growing, valuable for en- . 
silage 
Sweet Lodder. For cutting green and feeding stock 
Learning. A yellow dent variety, very valuable for ensilage 
Longfellow. Eight-rowed yellow flint, long ears, with small cob 
Mastadon. One of the best yellow dents for ensilage . 
Pride of the North. Grown for ensilage or fodder 
Red Cob Ensilage. An excellent fodder and ensilage sort . 
White Southern. Valuable for ensilage and fodder . 
Pop Corn , Eight-Rowed White. Pearl. On the cob 10 cents per lb. 
See Special Offers on third page of cover. 
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