ASPARAGUS 
Heavy in one year. Harlier, 
bigger oy—finer quality, large, 
crisp, tender stalks. Most appetiz- 
ing mild flavor. 50 roots $1.00 ppd. 
(page 27). 
NEW BIWING 
FLAX 
Minn. Exp. Station’s 
N Wonder Flax—a 
cross of Red Wing 
and Bison. Inherits 
best features of both: 
large seed, high oil 
content and wilt re- 
sistance of Bison, and 
oil drying qualit 
rust resistance, high 
yield and light blue 
flower of Red Wing. 
Approved by U. S. 
Flax Institute. Pg. 71. 
us 
NEW PRAIRIE SPY APPLE 
Minn. Exp. Station’s ‘“‘Wonder Apple“! 
At last, a crisp, juicy, delicious flavored, bright 
red apple—that keeps in perfect condition 5 to 6 
months! Not hard and acid like other long keeping 
winter apples. Super hardy. Acclaimed the finest 
apple in U.S.A.! (Page 32). Large 5 to 7 ft. trees 
by express nppd: 
NEW SEBAGO 
BLIGHT RESISTANT 
POTATO 
Beat the blight that 
NEW VICLAN 7 o Hea ruined thousands of 
bushels of 1942 crop! 
OATS : eae ~<— ; : : oe Medium late—good cook= 
$ . : : r—a sound, white po- 
50% bigger yield : tato. A cross of Chip= 
in hundreds of . : pewa and | Katahdin. 
tests by Wisconsin aa ; : - (See page 21): 
Exp. Station! New ' : 
early yellow oats 
released by U. S. 
Dept. of Agr. High 
test-weight. Rust 
and smut resistant. 
Approved by Amer- 
ican = Society 
of Agronom See 
page 67 
NEW RICHLAND 
SOY BEANS 
From Purdue Exp. : WAYZATA 
Station. Nena sae - EVERBEARING 
Habaro 1 ays). 
High yield—early ma- fF STRAWBERRY 
turity — stubborn § Greatest market Ever- 
standing ability—ideal bearer—gives you su- 
for the North. It’s the per quality, big red 
outstanding oil mill berries from June to. 
variety — preferred He i eo frost. 
over all others by ( Rice eiSBO bat 
processing mills. See 
page 72. 

_FARIBAULT, MINNESOTA 
