

In the following pages you will find a complete but select list of 
both. new and standard varieties of seeds, varieties which have been 
carefully tested and which we can fully recommend. All of these seeds 
are grown from carefully selected stocks and great care has been used 
to keep them pure; all have been carefully tested for germination. 
We make quality the first consideration for we know that without 
good seeds you cannot raise a good crop. Quality considered you will find our 
prices very reasonable. 

Giant Washington Asparagus 
This new Asparagus has taken the country by storm as it is rust-proof and pro- 
duces bigger stalks and larger crops than any other variety. This variety its the 
result of many years work by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and fortunate in- - 
deed is the gardener who will get started with it as it will surely displace all 
other varieties. The stalks grow to a very large size yet they remain so crisp and 
tender they may be eaten raw. Pkt. &c.; oz. 15¢.; 4 Ib. 40c.; Ib. $1-25.. 
For prices on Asparagus Roots see page 49. 
Jung’s Northern Grown Bush Beans 

WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS 







GIANT STRINGLESS GREEN POD SURECROP WAX 
lan 7 The Seed Beans we offer are practically all 
Giant Stringless Green Pod - of our own growing. They were produced Surecrop Wax 
Here is an absolutely ‘stringless, giane from select stock seed, were thoroughly A splendid early wax bean that 
podded bush bean. It combines extreme rogued and pend ploh on gl fing that 
earliness, unusual hardiness and great pro- our Northern. Grown Beans will be ready to - 4 apa 
ductiveness. The handsome pods are 6 to 7 use earlier and also bear heavier crops of Rresistape to blight and rust, excep 
inches long, very brittle and stringless even pods than the ordinary commercial stocks. tionally hardy and produces remark- 
when fully matured, deep green in color on Baie Wowhastcs al able crops. Pods are bright yellow, 6 
and of the finest quality. One of the best e : S | to 7 in. long, thick, fleshy and free 
varieties for either vp ae ée or. the ome from strings. The quality and yield 
garden. Pkt. 8c.; V2 pt. 18c.; pt. 30c.; of this fine wax or butter bean are 
at. 50c. “tops”. Large pkt. 7c.3; '/o pt. 18c.; 
e pt. -30c.¢_.aqt-) 50c. 
Giant Tendergreen 
Immense Yielder.. Giant Tender Pods Top Notch Golden Wax 
Absolutely Stringless ae great improvement on the ae 
A new green podded bush bean, very pro- olden Wax as it produces pods that 
ductive, absolutely — stringless and " bears are larger and also of better quality. 
heavy crops of the long handsome pods that It is one of the earliest varieties. 
are more tender and brittle than any other Bushes grow 12 to 15 in tall, very 
variety. The pods are 5 to 6 in. long. robust and free from disease ; a sure 
round and thick, very meaty, free from cropper even onder pagel gs con- 
strings and of finest flavor. Bushes are un- ditions. Pods 4% to 5 a Ong). Oue 
usually strong and vigorous; this variety half inch broad, very fleshy, tender 
easily ranks as the. most desirable green Gnd pilus. It comhines earlie 
un | 3 Le larainess anc productiveness. . 
ee eeat ct. ae epg ag apap et eet 6c. 2. pt. I7c.3 pt. 28c.5, qt. 500. 
will give you quality and quantity. 

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GIANT TENDERGREEN 
Brittle Wax 
The Earliest of ALL BUSH BEANS. Of such 
excellent quality that it might be termed 
“best of all” 
The plants are very hardy and vigorous, 
of true bush growth, about fifteen juches 
high and heavily laden with the long, 
straight. round and very solid pods, from 
five to seven inches long. The pods are of a 
rich, golden color, very tender and entirely 
free from strings at all stages of its growth. 
It will stand longer than any other’ bean 
without becoming hard. Pkt. 8c.; V2 pt. 
25c.; pt. 35c.; qt. 55c. 


Mrs. A. S. McIntire, Ohio—t was well eos 
pleased with the seeds, shrubs and berry ; 
bushes that | got from you last year. My ate e 
; ra beans were wonderful. 1 used Inoculation met — 
BRITTLE WAX . on them. - TOP NOTCH GOLDEN WAX 
Hmmm T We Jung Seed Co., Randolph, Wis, —a | 

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