of Gardeners Everywhere 


Days to 
Name Table 
Size 
BEANS—POLE GREEN POD 
(Cont.) 
Early Blue Lake 60 
Improved London Horti- 65 
cultural 
Improved Missouri Wonder 66 
Kentucky Wonder (Old 65 
Homestead) 
Lazy Wife 74 
London Horticultural 70 
McCaslan Pole 65 
Morse’s Pole No. 191 63 
Oregon Giant : 70 
Rust Resistant Kentucky 65 
Wonder (Brown Seeded) 
Scarlet Runner 90 
Scotia or Striped he 
Creaseback 
St. Louis Perfection 65 
White 
White Creaseback 62 
White Seeded, Kentucky . 63 
Wonder, (Burger’s Green 
Pod Stringless) 
BEANS—DWARF LIMA 
Burpee’s Improved Bush 75 
Dwarf Large White 75 
Fordhook Bush 75 
(Potato Lima) 
Henderson’s Bush (Baby 65 
Lima) 
Jackson Wonder Bush 66 
BEANS—POLE LIMA 
Challenger or Fordhook 90 
Pole 
Detroit Mammoth 95 
Florida Butter, Speckled 85 
King of the Garden 88 
Large White 88 
Seibert’s Early 80 
Small White (Carolina or 78 
Sieva) 
BEETS—TABLE 
Crosby’s Egyptian 52 
Detroit Dark Red a 
Early Blood Turnip 60 
Extra Early Flat Egyptian 50 
Early Wonder 52 
Ferry’s Crosby 150 to 55 
‘Good For All 52 to 55 
Green Top Bunching 50 to 55 
Long Dark Blood 80 to 90 
(Above Ground) 
Lutz’s Green Leaf (Winter 65 
Table Beet) 
Tall Top Early Wonder 52 
Description— Points You Want to Know—Prices 

Earlier than original strain, and vines shorter and more slender. Desirable in sections where 
season is short, or for early market Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Splendid for home and market garden. Good for green shells (74 days) as well as for snaps 
Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Seeds medium size, flattened, kidney shaped. Unsurpassed as green shell beans 
b. 50c; carton 10c 
Slender, dark green pods often 10 in. long; hang in clusters. Best quality green pole bean 
Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Good climber. Heavily productive. Pods medium green, 6 to 614 in. long, fleshy. Excellent 
for snaps, green shell, and dry shell use Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods 6 in. long, straight, thick, green splashed with crimson. Excellent for green shells 
Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods 8 in. long, medium green, slightly flattened, fleshy, of good quality. White seeds. Fine 
tor snaps and dry shell use Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Definite resistance to rust. Dark green pods 7 to 9 in. long. White seeds. Strongly recom- 
mended for sections where rust is prevalent Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods 8 in. long and &% to 34 in. wide. Used principally in northern section of Pacific Coast 
Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Similar to Kentucky Wonder, but foliage slightly darker. Considerable resistance to bean 
rust. Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Dark green pods 6 in. long desirable for snaps. Green shell beans very good. (See page 18 for 
decorative use) Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Abundant light green round pods about 6 in. long, fine grained, tender. Fine to grow among 
rows of corn ; Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
White seeds, very good for baking when dry. Young pods good for snaps. Kentucky Wonder 
quality Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Tender, fleshy pods about 5% in. long; dry beans clear white. Green beans fine for snaps; 
dry beans for baking Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Long, dark green pods for snaps; seeds good for baking. Grown principally in Southern Cali- 
fornia Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Plants large, heavily productive. Four large, thick beans to a pod Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods 41% in. long; 3 to 4 large, thick beans; dry beans white, flat. Standard large-seeded 
lima Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
“Pods 4 to 4% in. long. Three to four seeds. Dry beans white, very plump. The finest quality 
lima bean Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods small; 3 to 4 small flat seeds; dry beans white. Popular in North because of earliness. 
Excellent quality Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods medium size. Four to five fairly thick, large beans. Dry beans marked brownish-red. 
Popular in South Lb 50c; carton 10c 
New. Extremely heavy producer. Plants 10 to 15 ft. tall. Pods 5 to 6 in. long. Contain 4 to 
6 large thick green beans Lb. 50c;_carton 10c 
The largest podded pole lima. Heavily productive as far north as Ohio Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods in clusters. Beans buff, spotted reddish brown. Popular and dependable in South 
Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Pods large, about 6 in. long. Four to five large, thick, white seeds. Improved form of Large 
White Lima Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
1% in. . Usually 4 large beans. Splendid climber. Good home garden choice 
cae? ose een yas Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
ick, white seeds. Dependable variety for home garden, market garden, and canning 
ea Ue e Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
Yi . 4 lI! seeds of splendid quality. Known as Pole Butter Bean of the 
Boe ae a : Lb. 50c; carton 10c 
‘Lighter in color than Detroit Dark Red. Round, flattened. Excellent for early beets and 
greens. Famous for sweetness ok Oz. 25c; pkt. 10c 
ich red; globe-shaped. Very little zoning. Tender and delicious. - Best all-purpose 
ie. standard of excellence in table beets Oz. 25c; pkt. 10c 
ig ewhat coarse. Quick-grower which many gardeners like 
Flesh bright red. Tops som Diese SRearee 
Roots flattened. Flesh dark purplish-red with light zoning Oz. 25c; pkt. 10c 
lish-red, zoned lighter. Good home garden’ beet 
Flattened globe shape. Deep purplish-r g Ce renee 
Light or orange-red strain of Crosby’s Egyptian. Excellent quality Oz. 25c; pkt. 10c 
i Detroit Dark Red. Especially fine for canning or pickling 
Eaeelens variety developed from Detr Sr aeetie 
i i i i i fall. Roots 
1940 introduction. Early and attractive. Foliage keeps fresh color well into 
Se teee round. Interior color bright blood red Oz. 25c; pkt. 10c 
Long slender roots of dark purplish-red. Best table beet for field culture. eae necora. 
F : : “ ” : E f tori 
Very large, tapering to a point like a ‘‘top.” Deep dark pec Ideal sons On 25c; pkt. 10c 
Early beet of Crosby type with specially large tops. Suitable both for Gt cera ioe 
greens 
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