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F. H. WOODRUFF & SONS, MILFORD, CONNECTICUT 
HOME GARDEN SUGGESTIONS 
We list so many varieties that a home gardener may sometimes be puzzled. For this reason we suggest the 
following sorts as being most popular and deserving of use. with the emphasis on flavor rather than shipping 
qualities, heavy yield, etc., which might appeal more to the commercial grower. 
BEANS Bush Green Pod Tendergreen, Full Measure, 
Bountiful, Stringless Black Valentine. Bush Wax 
Pod Pencil Pod Black Wax, Sure Crop Wax. Pole 
Kentucky Wonder. Bush Lima McCrea’s. 
BEET Boston Crosby, Detroit Dark Red. 
CABBAGE Early Copenhagen Market. Midseason 
All Head Early. Late Bugner, Danish Ball Head 
CARROT Touchon, Morse’s Bunching. 
CELERY ■Green Giant Pascal. Yellow Wonderful. 
CORN Hybrids Any we list. Varieties, Early Span¬ 
ish Gold, Early Yellow Sensation, Golden Bantam. 
Midscason Improved Golden Bantam. Late Bantam 
Evergreen, Stowells Evergreen. 
CUCUMBER Slicing Ace, Hybrid. Pickling National 
Pickling. 
ENDIVE Batavian Broad Leaf. 
KALE Dwarf Green Curled Scotch. 
LETTUCE Heading New York No. 12 (Iceberg type), 
Special J. Leaf Grand Rapids. 
MUSKMELON Orange Flesh, Hale's Best, Sugar 
Rock. 
WATERMELON Stone Mountain. 
ONION Why not use Onion Sets? If you prefer 
seed — White White Portugal (for pickling use 
White Queen). Yellow Early Yellow Globe, Yellow 
Globe Danvers. 
Experts Selecting Early Yellow Globe Onion Bulbs 
for use in Growing 1936 Crop of Seed 
PARSNIP All American. 
PEPPER Sweet California, Colossal, World Beater. 
PUMPKIN Small Sugar, Connecticut Field. 
RADISH Early Special Scarlet Globe or Saxa. Mid¬ 
scason White Icicle. Winter Round Black Spanish. 
SPINACH Sp ring Reselected Savoy. Midscason 
Bloomsdale Long Standing. Pall Old Dominion. 
SQUASH Summer Eearly Summer Crookneck. Winter 
Warted Hubbard, Table Queen. 
TOMATO Master Marglobe, Rutgers. 
TURNIP Reselected Red Top White Globe. Rutabaga 
Long Island Improved. 
