These Are All Well-Known Garden Peas 
Unsurpassed Everbearing Bea'^s 
over a long season, pods well filled with large peas of fine 
quality and usually does not require support for the vines, 
as they are very robust and commence to produce pods in 
70 to 80 days. Vines grow about 2 feet high, of a branching 
habit. Pkt (150 seeds), 10<; Va lb., 25<i. 
TfiAmae I Fine wrinkled early Pea about 
I nomas kaAXOn 4 inches long with 6 to 8 large 
peas and only a few days later than the extra early smooth 
Peas. The vines grow 2% feet high. Ready for use in 55 to 
60 days. Pkt. (150 seeds), lO<; ¥2 lb., 25<. , . „ * * 
A. reliable variety growing about 2 feet 
■ eiOpnOiHS high, producing a big crop of fine 
wrinkled Peas, 6 to 8 in each pod and of the finest flavor. 
Pods are fit for picking in about 75 days and a number of 
lat_er pickings ntlajr be made. 
25<. . 
Admitted to be one 
of the best late 
Peas, a large tender and luscious Pea. It is very hardy, 
vigorous, medium dark green color and a very profuse 
bearer. The vines grow some over 4 feet high and Peas are 
ready for use in 75 to 80 days. 
Pkt. (150 seeds), IO 4 ; Vs lb., 2S<. 
laier piCKings may oe maae. 
Pkt. (150 seeds). 1 ^; V 2 lb., 2! 
Champion of England 
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American Wondsr 
American Wonder 
One of the earliest of the 
early wrinkled Peas and 
grows only 10 to 12 Inches 
high and very prolific with 
pods well filled with good 
sized peas. Will mature in 
about 55 days, and the short, 
robust vines require no sup¬ 
port. Fine for the home 
garden. 
Pkt. (150 seeds), lOc; 
Vi lb., 2SC. 
Howling Mob 
Sweet Corn 
A favorite for the home 
f arden, vigorous and pro- 
uctive with ears 7 to 9 
inches long, closely set 
with 12 or 14 rows of 
beautiful pearly - white 
deep grains filled with a 
delicious sweet milky 
pulp. The best for can¬ 
ning as the full kernels 
are very tender. 75 to 80 
days. 
Pkt. (over 100 seeds), 
1 0<: Vb lb., 2 Be. 
(Edible Pods.) 
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Mammoth Melting Sugar ^^e pods of 
this variety are cooked with the Peas, as they have a high 
sugar content, are very tender and free from stringiness 
and brittle, juicy and sweet; peas have a delicious flavor. 
Vines grow 4% feet tall, loaded with large pods. From 75 to 
80 days. Pkt. (160 seeds), lO<i ^ lb., 30<. 
Unsurpassed 
Everbearing 
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There Is great satisfaction in growing your own Pop Corn and the crop will give 
a you many evenings of pleasure during the Winter; every garden should have a patch 
Aa of it. A packet of seed will plant about 25 hills and a half pound about 250 hills. 
JS Truly a Wonder for Size. This 
American wonaer is the largest pop com we 
have ever grown, the strong, stalks producing from 2 to 4 
or»v ^ _ __ 
u'is^a^urprlseToairufar have'not seen this Pop Corn. Ma¬ 
tures in about 120 days. Pkt. (150 seeds), JO«; Vi lb., aO«. 
Australian Hulless Tom ^humb^^or tumble Bee 
Pop Corn. It is very productive with attractive ears, some of 
which are very thick. The kernels are similar to White Rice 
but longer and pearly-white in color, but its great merit is in 
its popping, qualities and fine flavor. Should be grown in 
every home garden. About 100 days, 
Pkt. (150 seeds), 1 OC ¥2 lb., 30<. 
UUAsI'Ea We offer an excellent strain of this stand.* 
wWliUtr mw 8 i].(j variety, showing a strong stalk that 
produces 3 to 4 ears of very uniform shape and size with 
small cob and pearly-white kernels set very closely and 
covered with a strong husk. About 130 days. 
Pkt. (150 seeds), 10<; V 2 lb., 2BC. 
Peanuts 
Plant 6 to 8 inches apart in rows 
2¥2 to 3 feet apar^ break the pods 
before planting. Very interesting 
to grow in the garden in the North. 
Early Spanish 'Vn 
about 100 days. Grows upright with heavy 
foliage, pods clustered at the base, are 
small but well filled with nuts of sweet 
flavor. Pkt. (15 pods), B<; 3 pkts., 1 2<. 
Selected 
Mammoth 
Makes compact 
bushes and 
spreading 
form with 
heavy stalks 
and large 
leaves. It pro¬ 
duces great 
quantities of 
giant nuts, 
, . . growing to an 
Spanish astonishing 
size and does well if planted early 
and under favorable conditions in 
Northern gardens, maturing in 
about 120 days on light sandy 
soil. A favorite In the South. 
Pkt. (10 Mammoth pods), lOt: 
3 pkts., 2B<. 
Mammoth 
Grain for Poultry 
Our customers who keep some poul¬ 
try may be interested to know about 
a Poultry Grain we offer. It is called 
PROSO, an enormous yielder and 
matures a crop in a very short time; 
our plantings made in July were 
ready to harvest In less than 60 
days. It grows more rapidly and 
matures quicker than other grains; 
reaches a height of 3 to 4 feet, stools 
and branches making 12 to 20 heads 
Instead of one, and that is why It 
yields such enormous crops from 
very small plots of ground. It is 
claimed for feeding poultry Prosp is 
equal to. Wheat: it may be fed in 
bundles, as the kernels are readily 
scratched out of the heads, or fed 
clean grain. ^ 
It may be planted any time from Corn 
planting time up to July 15th, and It will 
grow in soil that is not suitable for many 
other eralns. 
Illustration shows 21 Pros© grain heads, one 
of which had 1185 grains. This accounts for its 
enormous yielding qualities. From a packet or 
ounce of seed you can test it out as a poultry 
feed and keep plenty to plant another year. 
Pkt., 5«; OZ. 10«; ¥2 lb. 304. 
Vegetables For a continuous supply of Sweet Corn and Peas, plant every 2 weeks in season. 
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