CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS 
_ BEANS 
BUSH, GREEN PODDED 
Pkt. 10c; large economy pkg. 20c; 
1 Ib. 35c 
Due to shortage, we can allow only one package to 
each customer of the four sorts marked SCARCE. 
BURPEE’S STRINGLESS. A round pod- 
ded snap bean. Pods are of good length, 
slightly curved, thick, meaty, juicy, and no 
trace of string. Plants produce a heavy 
crop. Good shell bean. 
DWARF HORTICULTURAL OR CRAN- 
BERRY. Medium green pods that—when 
fully developed—are streaked and splashed 
with red. A tender and full flavored shell 
bean. Fine for canning. 
TENDERGREEN. Large, erect 
tine plants; very prolific. Round, fleshy, 
dark-green, stringless pods. Fine 
for canning or shell beans. 
SWEDISH BROWN. A very popular bean 
in the Northwest. Fine as a shell bean; ex- 
cellent as a dry bean. Fine for baking. 
NAVY or BOSTON. The best and most 
productive white Navy Bean. Early and 
prolific. 
BUSH, GOLDEN PODDED 
DAVIS’? WHITE WAX. Rustless and very 
prolific. The young golden beans are crisp 
and meaty. The dry bean is kidney-shaped, 
clear white and a favorite for baking. 
Equally good as a shell bean. 
GOLDEN WAX IMPROVED. Large pod- 
ded, heavy yielder with fine erect plants 
that keep the beans off the ground. Fine 
as snap or shell bean. 
PENCIL POD. A black-seeded early bean 
with long, round, golden, stringless pods. 
Fine for canning. 
coe BUTTER WAX. One of the finest 
beans. Erect plants that bear im- 
mense crops of fine, golden, crisp 
pods. Stringless; best for canning or shell 
beans. 
POLE, GREEN AND 
WAX PODDED 
BLUE LAKE or WHITE CREASEBACK, 
Early, vigorous and very productive. The 
favorite with the canneries. Snap pods; 
round, green, fleshy and tender. Fine for 
shell or dry bean. Good canner. 
7 BURGER’S STRINGLESS. A white- 
Ce seeded improved type of stringless 
Kentucky Wonder. Heavy crops of 
meaty, excellently flavored pods. Good 
shell and dry bean. 
OREGON GIANT. Most favored and pro- 
lific bean. Pods are very long, streaked 
with carmine. Crisp, meaty, light-green 
pods which turn all green. when cooked or 
eanned. Fine shell bean. Searce. 10c and 
20c pkes. only. 
PUGET SOUND SEED CO., Inc. 

Beans — Butter Wax 
KENTUCKY WONDER or OLD HOME- 
STEAD. Large clusters of fine meaty pods 
from top to bottom of pole. Almost string- 
less; good canner. 
KENTUCKY WONDER WAX. A fine 
golden-podded prolific sort similar to Ken- 
tucky Wonder. Long bearing season. Thick, 
meaty pods, entirely stringless. Brown 
seeds good as shell or dry beans. Searee. 
10¢ and 20c pkgs. only. 
OTHER BEANS 
ENGLISH SCARLET RUNNER. 
ann One of the finest green beans for 
cooking young. Broad, long pods 
that should be sliced when cooked. Has 
ornamental red flowers. 
OREGON POLE (LIMA). Not a 
ns lima bean, but a white-seeded, 
white-flowered counterpart of the 
Searlet Runner. Excellent as green, shell 
or dry bean. Seeds large, white and a fine 
butter bean. Searece. 10c and 20¢ pkgs. 
only. 
an when other beans are just coming 
up. Plant in November or Febru- 
ary. Strong 3-foot stems that need no sup- 
port. Does well in Northwest. Known as 
FAVA or PORTUGUESE bean. 
oes LONGPOD BROAD BEAN. Like the 
BROAD WINDSOR. Bears fine crop 
Windsor bean, but twice as long a 
pod with eight beans in it. Better 
than the Windsor. 10c¢ and 20c pkts. only. 
BURPEE’S BUSH LIMA. The best large- 
seeded variety. All lima beans need a 
hotter-than-average season to be success- 
ful west of the Cascades. 
