EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
Earliest Beet 
In the World 
ASGROW WONDER 
Received All-American Gold Medal 1934 
The result of many years of live breeding, here Is abso¬ 
lutely the earliest beet known to man. The tendei roots 
are semi-globular, uniform and deep red in color, with small 
tap root. 
No. 2400, Pkt. 10c: oz. 20c; H lb. 50c. 
An Extra Early 
Variety 
Goofl for home or market garden use. Roots flattened, globe in shape with small tap root. Flesh pur¬ 
plish red. Sweeter and moie tender than the old Egyptian beets. 
No. 2537, Pkt. 5c; oz. 15c; 4 ozs. 45c 
I BEETS I LUCKY ‘‘ALL-PURPOSE’’ 
Richest, Darkest Red of any Beet 
Ideal for Table, Canning and Pickling 
Plant this beet and you will need no other. The “All-Purpose” suits 
every need. Flesh is fine grained, sweet and always free from woody fibres. 
It produces early beets for tabic use but can be used throughout the season. 
Color, which 1$ richest, darkest red of any beet. Is retained when 
cooked, making them most attractive for both pickling and canning. 
No. 2098, Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c: lb. 65c. 
EARL,Y WONDER 
Ready for the Table 
in 40 days 
The finest red, round Beet in 
cultivation for either market or 
home garden. Meaty and of 
high flavor, sw'eet and tender. 
Qiiick grower—ready for the table 
within 40 days. Produce.s deep 
red, perfect shaped Beets, good 
to look at, fine to sell, e.xcellent 
keepers. Smooth skin and slim 
roots. Put in a patch of these 
Beets and be delighted. 
No. 2048, Pkt. 10c: oz. 15c: 
H lb. 30c. 
DETROIT DARK RED EARLY Variety 
These globe shaped 
beets are exceptionally 
sweet when cooked. 
The deep ox-blood flesh 
shows no light zones 
which makes it a splen¬ 
did beet for canning. 
Ready to use sixty 
days after sowing. 
Xo. 2550, Pkt. 10c; 
oz. 20c; 1.4 lb. 50c. 
CRI9ISON 
excellent for Gnrden or 
Market, a main crop varie¬ 
ty of medium season maturity. The deep crimson flesh of this 
globe-shaped beet is of exceptional sweetness. 
No. 2505. Pkt. So; oz. 15c; 14 lb. 30c. 
Klein Vl'uiixleben. Ttiis variety is everywhere 
IS • ^.oii!i|(iered lot sugar making: contains 14 to 18 
per <-eMt sugar. Ihxits are long, witli wliite slioulder.s, tapered; -kin 
grey white; liesli solid while. 2565, PUr. 10c; oz. 15c; Vi lb. 30c. 
Ver.'» Earl.'* Elat IteU. Used by truek- 
ei s to reacli the earliest markets. Boots flat- 
tisli, nietiiuin dark red. No 2591, Pkt. 5c; oz. 15c; 4 oz.s. 40c. 
ECiVPXIAN. 
HAKl.Y ECIvIPSK. 
one of first to be ready for table. 26i8,Pkt 
This exeeptionall> sweet, fine 
grained kieet has bright red tiesli; 
Sc;oz 15c;Vilb.40c. 
Frew’s PerlecI Early 
MaHoI ^ H«<l Earl.v 
IIIUUCI iiuuud Beet 
Here is a perfect smooth 
round root with deep red flesh 
of superior quality. Very 
sweet and tender. This seed 
comes direct from our best 
specialist in Holland and will 
give you perfect beets for early 
use. Splendid for pickling. 
No. 2655. Pkt. lOc; oz. ISC; 
14 lb. 30C. 
Butter Fruit 
An Edible Curiosity 
Thi.s imported cuiifjsity produces 
fruits 2 to 4 feet long, can be fried like 
egg plant, is delicious stewed and fine 
for pies. Once known you will not 
be without It. Fruits grow on a vine 
similar to squash but much more vig¬ 
orous in growth. If given support 
vines will climb, causing the fruits to 
be straight and symmetrical. Butter 
Fruits have the finest flavor if used 
when young, while they weigh from 
.5 to 8 lbs. 
No. 2129, Pkt. 10c; la oz. 30c; oz. 50c. 
Mrs. A. W. Cottam, Pawtucket, R. I., writes: —Please send 
me your latest free catalogue of Good Luck Seeds. We bought some 
seeds from you last year and were very well satisfied with them and 
would like to order some more. 
For Outstanding Results, Plant GOOD LUCK SEEDS. 
\V® Pay The Postage 
Italian Green Sprouting 
BROCCOU—CALABRESE 
Rapidly Gaining in Popularity 
Here is one of the newer 
vegetables that should be in 
every home garden. .As easily 
grown as cauliflower but con¬ 
sidered liy many much better 
and more tasty. Cauliflower¬ 
like bluish-green heads are ready 
in about 90 days and can be 
served as cauliflower .or aspara¬ 
gus. Be sure to tiy this new 
vegetable in your garden this 
year. No. 2403, Pkt.” lOc; H oz. 
25c; oz. 45c. 
Improved Long Island BRUSSELS SPROUTS 
An Epicurean Delicacy 
By all means plant some of this dwarf type Brussels iSprouts. 
Baise them the same as late cabbage. 
Stalks grow 20 ins. high, are completely 
covered from top to bottom with 50 to 
100 daintiest miniature cabbages im¬ 
aginable, more tender and delicious 
than any member of the cabbage _ 
family. Perfectly hardy, early frost \ V 
Improves them. May be used in the 
north until Christmas. ‘ w.. 
No. 2121, Pkt. lOc; oz. 25c: H lb. 70c. 
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UCK fARlilllS 
