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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, *;S 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. 
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; abso¬ 
lutely unsurpassed in quality, productiveness and 
continuous bearing. The pods are flat, absolutely 
stringless, early, hardy, vigorous. 5 c.,1-2 lb. 15 e. 
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 grov/ing 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., ilb. 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. ilb.l5 
Horticultural Cranberry, Pole. Fine cornfield bean; 
pods long, fleshy, stringless; beans large, oval, 
white, speckled red, good quality. 5 cts. §lb. 15 c. 
Gelden 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. Sets. ^Ib 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. 5 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 Ib. 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. 
