GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN 
POD —Large, sturdy plants. 
Meaty, round pods, brittle and 
strictly stringless. Medium green 
pods, oval, yellowish-brown seed. 
54 days. 
STRINGLESS GREEN REFUGEE 
—A late variety that bears heav¬ 
ily. The round, silvery-green pods 
are absolutely stringless, brittle 
and without fibre. Violet-purple 
seeds splashed with buff. 70 
days. 
STRINGLESS BLACK VALEN¬ 
TINE—Hardy, d isease resistant. 
Very productive on large, erect' 
plants. Oval, 6^/2 Inch pods, dark 
green. Good flavor. 49 days. 
TENDERGREEN—Similar to Full 
Measure. Large, erect plants. 
Abundant, round, dark-green 
pods, strictly stringless and fleshy. 
Brown seeds blotched with light 
fawn. 54 days. 
Beans, Dry Shelled Varieties 
WHITE PEA or WHITE NAVY— 
The widely used commercial va¬ 
riety. The flat pods are tough 
and stringy. Seeds are small, 
round-oval and white. 90 days. 
sparagus 
Asparagus, Mary Washington 
ASPARAGUS, Mary Washing¬ 
ton—Larger than original Wash¬ 
ington. New, and rust resistant. 
Abundant producer with long, 
thick stalks and fine quality 
tight packed tips. 
ARTICHOKE, Large Green 
Globe—The edible base of the 
scales is thick and fine flavored. 
Heads are large, round (slightly 
elongated) deep green. 
P 
-L-/eans 
Green Podded, 
Dwarf, or Bush 
BOUNTIFUL—An early, heavy- 
yielding variety. Flat, light- 
green, stringless, but slightly 
fibrous pods. Yellow seeds. 49 
days. 
BURPEE'S STRINGLESS GREEN 
POD—Early, sturdy. Very meaty, 
round, medium green pods, fully 
stringless and fibreless. 50 days. 
DWARF HORTICULTURAL— 
Speckled Cranberry or Dwarf 
Cherry. For snap or shelled 
be ans. Prolific and medium high. 
The pods are first green, then 
g re e n i s h - y e 11 o w and finally 
splashed with carmine. Oval, 
pinkish-buff seeds, spotted and 
streaked with maroon. 54 days. 
N 
ity. Slightly flattened, oblong 
seeds. 55 days. Large packet, lOc. 
ROUND POD KIDNEY WAX or 
BRITTLE WAX—Large, erect, 
vigorous plants. Medium yellow 
curved pods, crease-backed, en¬ 
tirely stringless, very brittle, 
fleshy and succulent. White, kid¬ 
ney-shaped seed" with black eye. 
58 days. 
SURE CROP WAX—Big, sturdy, 
productive plants, popular with 
home gardeners. Thick, flat, 
golden-yellow stringless pods, 
brittle and fine quality. 53 days. 
Beans, Green Podded, Pole 
KENTUCKY WONDER or OLD 
HOMESTEAD — Strong climber, 
hardy, long-bearing. Curved, al¬ 
most round pods. Slightly stringy, 
but brittle and fibreless. Meaty. 
65 days. 
LONDON HORTICULTURAL or 
CRANBERRY—Widely used for 
snap and green shelled bean. 
Hardy, vigorous climber. Pods 
flat-oval and splashed with red, 
stringless and fleshy with little 
fibre. Large oval seed, buff 
splashed with red. 70 days. 
SCOTIA or NANCY DAVIS — 
Round pods become purplish at 
later stages. Fleshy and stringy. 
Seed medium greenish-buff with 
occasional blackish stripes. 72 
days. 
WHITE KENTUCKY WONDER— 
Good clintber, ■ four to five feet. 
Silvery green pods, tender, 
meaty, stringless, fibreless. Good 
for dry shelled use. Flat-oval, 
white seeds. 64 days. 
Beans, Wax Podded, Pole 
KENTUCKY WONDER WAX— 
Very popular. Vigorous, good 
climbing plants, with waxy-yellow 
pods, flat and nearly stringless. 
Somewhat fibrous but meaty. 
Light chocolate brown seed. 
68 days. 
Beans, Lima Dwarf or Bush 
BURPEE'S—Medium large plant. 
Pods contain three to four lorge 
seeds of excellent quality. 77 
days. 
FORDHOOK—Straight pods 
wi th very plump, large beans of 
excellent quality. 75 days. 
HENDERSON'S—K nown as Baby 
Lima, or sometimes Butter Bean. 
Plants small, early and bushy. 65 
days. 
Beans, Lima Pole 
KING OF THE GARDEN—The 
pods are flat and smooth with 
four to five beans. The beans 
are white, large and flat. 88 
days. 
Bean, Giant Stringless 
Beans, Wax Podded, Dwarf 
or Bush Varieties 
IMPROVED GOLDEN WAX—A 
home garden favorite. Small, 
erect plants, moderately produc¬ 
tive. The straight, thick, flat pods 
are creamy yellow and stringless. 
51 days. 
PENCIL POD BLACK WAX— 
Big, stocky plants produce round, 
slightly curved pods. Fleshy and 
golden yellow, stringless, brittle 
and fine flavored. Excellent qual- 
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PRICES of Vegetable Seeds listed 
Oz. 
ARTICHOKE —Large Green Globe. $.50 
ASPARAGUS —Mary Washington .|o 
Qt. 
BEANS —Green Podded, Dwarf or Bush; Boun¬ 
tiful. Stringless Black Valentine, Dwarf Hor¬ 
ticultural, Giant Stringless Green, Stringless 
Green Refugee, Tendergreen, Burpee's 
Stringless Green Pod .Pt. $.20 $.35 
BEANS —Dry Shell Varieties: Marrowfat, White 
Kidney .Pt. $.15 .30 
White Navy .25 
BEANS —Wax Podded Dwarf or Bush; Improved 
Golden_ Wax, Pencil Pod Black Wax, Round 
Pod Kidney or Brittle Wax, Sure Crop 
Wax .Pt. $.20 .35 
BEANS —Green Podded, Pole: Kentucky Won¬ 
der, or Old Homestead, London Horticul¬ 
tural or Cranberry.Pt. $.20 .40 
BEANS —Wax Podded, Pole: Kentucky Wonder 
Wax .Pt. $.20 .40 
BEANS— Lima, Dwarf or Bush: Burpees.40 
Fordhooks .Pt. $.25 .45 
BEANS— Lima, Pole: King of Garden. Pt. $.20 .40 
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