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- ing the eyele started early in the year. The winter climate is invog- 
spring of colder climates. 
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r time. Irrigation is reduced considerably because of winter rains 
3 of summer, will not bother vegetables much at this season. 
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cultivation whenever the soil permits. Insects should be looked for 
ns on planning the winter garden. 


Vegetable Gardens 
_ N CALIFORNIA 
INAGE .. . 
ter is the rainy season. Beds for 
‘bles should be raised a few 
to allow surface water to run 
Make shallow ditches between 
ising a hoe. Sow the vegetables 
a from the shoulder of the bed, 
st four inches. Double rows give 
!use of the soil. During dry pe- 
water the beds by allowing water 
._ slowly in the ditches. 
Bleir iit ee 
© many cloudy or rainy days are 
expected all vegetable plantings 
{| be given an open exposure. To 
the best use of the sunlight plan 
a the rows north and south so 
cow gets an equal amount of sun 
th sides. If impractical to ar- 
the garden in this manner plant 
uler vegetables toward the rear 
the smaller ones toward the sun. 
CESSION PLANTINGS .. 
‘vegetables for winter gardens are 
o-called ‘‘short season”’ crops ex- 
‘onions, cabbage and_ broccoli. 
a portion every two weeks to 
-:a steady harvest. Two or three 
rows of the kinds you prefer may 
— vn at each planting. 
~ CTS and SPRAYINGS .. 
— cts are less of a problem during 
inter months. Only a few need 
ant vigilance and ready control 
ares, Warm days may bring out 
3 which destroy the quality of 
- egetables. Spray with a contact 
, icide. Snails, slugs and sowbugs 
— 3h in wet weather and damp hid- 
aces. Applications of Snarol are 
— effective in controlling these 
For additional information on 
— and sprays ask your A & M 
or, ' 

_ tthorough job of spraying 
_ fer complete control. 
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AGGELER& Musser SEED Co. 
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 
rden this Fall for Winter 
is a year around source of fresh vegetables. 
Seed sown now will 
How- 
* 
A & M KOHL RABI 
(2 Pkts. to 50-foot row) 
PkKt10c3;" Oz. "75c. 
EARLY WHITE VIENNA. Earliest sort and most desirable 
for table use. 
PURPLE VIENNA. 
plish, flesh white. 
Not quite as early as the white. Skin pur- 
A & M LEEK 
(Y% oz. to 50-foot row) 
Pkt. 10c; Oz. $1.00. 
Early, short, thick-stemmed and exception- 
A & M LETTUCE 
(2 pkts. to 50-row) 
Pkt: 10c; Oz. (30ci 
LOS ANGELES MARKET. Large, dark green and crisp head- 
ing. Best winter variety. 
PARIS WHITE COS (Romaine). Heads 9 to 10 inches tall. Self 
folding. ‘ 
EARLY CURLED SIMPSON. A loose leaf variety. Leaves light 
green, Slightly frilled, tender and crisp. 
A & M MUSTARD 
(2 pkts. to 50-row) 
Pkt. 10c; Oz. 20c. 
SOUTHERN GIANT CURLED. Large, light green, crumpled 
and frilled leaves. 
MUSTARD SPINACH (Tendergreen). A very pleasing flavor 
so mild that it is almost like spinach. 
A & M ONIONS 
(Ye oz. to 50-foot row) 
BUNCHING. Make tender, young green onions just right for 
salads, etc. Pkt. 10c; oz. 95c. 
EARLY CALIFORNIA RED. The mildest and sweetest of red 
onions. Pkt. 10c; oz. 95c. 
RIVERSIDE SWEET SPANISH. Very large, mild and crisp. 
Skin straw colored. Pkt. 10c; oz. $1.05. 
AMERICAN FLAG. 
ally mild. 

PEAS, A & M LAXTON’S PROGRESS 

ONION, A & M RIVERSIDE SWEET SPANISH 

A &M LETTUCE, LOS ANGELES MARKET 
A & M ONIONS (Continued) 
WHITE SWEET SPANISH. Same as River- 
side but has white skin. Pkt. 10s; oz. $1.05. 
WHITE PORTUGAL or SILVERSKIN. White, 
flat with good keeping qualities. Pkt. 10c; oz. 
95c; 
SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE. Large, globe- 
shaped and an excellent keeper. Pkt. 10c; oz. 
95c. 
A & M PEAS 
(YY Ib. to 50-foot row) 
Pkt 5e3 145 Eb, 156351 Eb. 45c. 
ALDERMAN (Improved Tall Telephone). Grows 
5 to 6 feet tall. Large, well-filled pods. Wilt 
resistant. 
HUNDREDFOLD. Height 22 to 24 inches. Pods 
4 inches long. Early. 
LAXTON’S PROGRESS. 
Pods 5 inches, well filled. 
16 to 18 inches tall. 
Early. 
A & M No. 69. One of the largest podded peas. 
24 to 28 inches tall. Heavy bearer. 
SPECIAL DWARF TELEPHONE. Larger pod 
than the regular Dwarf Telephone. Height 20 
inches. 
STRATAGEM. One of the old favorites. Height 
30 inches. Peas very sweet. 
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