HARRY C. LINDHOLM, PROP. 
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This is the original shape of our New Strain Chantenay Carrot. Color deep orange. 
Very smooth and a little longer than the old strain. 
CARROT (Cont.) 
Oz. 
MORSE’S BUNCHING. A new type carrot, developed to fill 
the demand for a longer and better bunching carrot. The 
tops are short and sparse. The stems are medium size and 
strong. The neck is quite small yet not too small and the 
tops are strong enough for a bunching carrot. The mature 
roots will reach 1J4 to 2 inches in diameter by 8 inches 
long or better. The color, both exterior and interior, is a 
fine deep red. Cores are small and about the same red 
color as cortex. Roots are smooth, free from hair roots and 
wrinkles. In the trial ground we found this to be the finest 
carrot among them all.$0.10 
Coreless or Nantes. A very fine variety for table use. The carrots 
are very tender, of mild pleasant flavor, and without any 
hard core as in some varieties. The shape is ideal for a 
table carrot being practically the same size from crown to 
bottom. The tops are small and the carrots mature early. 
75 days .10 
Winter Perfection, Original Seed. Roots about 7-8 in. long, very 
smooth, cylindrical, blunt ended, of deep orange red color 
and exceptionally fine quality, tops are rather short. An 
ideal carrot for the fall crop, for market-gardeners as well 
as for the home garden. 82 days.15 
Bagley (New). Large and very productive carrot of fine quality. 
It has a beautiful red orange color, shows no green around 
the top of the root, and grows a medium size top. Where 
the bushel box is used for marketing they will pack very 
handsomely, as two roots just about cross the box. Should 
be planted on low ground only. 75 days.10 
y 4 Lb. 1 Lb. 
$0.30 $1.00 
.30 1.00 
.35 1.25 
.25 
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