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EXPERT SAYS: “Victory Gardens 
FOOD 
FIGHTS 
Will Play Even More 
Important Role in 1944!” 
Asked about prospects for Victory Gardens in *44, Alex Laurie, head of the Department of 
Floriculture at Ohio State University, stated: “There is no doubt but that Victory Gardens 
will play an even more important part in the food production this coming season than they did 
in 1943. Florists who produced plants and sold seeds this year should plan to continue, 
but instead of using haphazard methods of variety selection or dependence on the old 
standbys it would be worth while to consider the appended list. This is based not only on 
quality, but on resistance to disease and general ease of culture as observed throughout 
Ohio this past season.” 
ESPECIALLY GOOD VARIETIES 
for 
FREEDOM 

ASPARAGUS CANTALOUPE LETTUCE, Head PEPPER, Pimiento 
Mary Washington (See Muskmelon) Bibb Eerechon : 
Resistant to rust May King unnybr 
CARROTS Metane ee 
BEANS, Bush Green Nene Imperial 44 PEPPER, Hot 
Stringless Green Pod Danvers New York 55 Hungarian Wax 
eas Be Chantenay MUSKMELON ([Canta- Long Red Cayenne 
yulostioulive Taiperstor aan! _ loupe) RUTABAGA 
Weetorn grown seed resistant CELERY Early nneece Improved Long Island 
0 anthracnose ry] c 
BEANS. Bush W Golden Plume Pride of Wisconsin SALSIFY 
sees us ax Easy Blanching Honey Rock Sandwich Island 
bape peeing © Curlyleaf Easy Blanching 
peenod Michigan Golden pace tate are ne Bl dal 
BEANS, Pole Green Resistant to yellows OKRA y ies anding bloomsdale 
A sate ole . Crs Utah ONION, Seed SQUASH, Summer 
entucky Won § CHARD, Swiss Ehchover White Bush Scallop 
BEANS, Pole Lima Lucullus oer Bore, ieti a Straightneck 
vin varieties 
Early Leviathan COLLARDS more resistant to neck rot than Zucchine 
King of the Garden CSotbin white SOUASH. Wint 
panos i Louisiana Sweet ONION, Plants relgtley eat aah 
BEANS, Bush Lima CORN, Sweet Early _ Sweet Spanish Table Oder 
Fordhook Ss PARSLEY Quite wilt resistant 
pancross we Wilt resistan 
Baby Potato M Delicious 
BEANS, Green Shell Reaevant to bacterial blight SARC HIDSE SWEET POTATO 
Horticultural CORN, Sweet Mid-Season : 
BEETS Golden Cross Bantam aE ae ee : Dry Flesh 
; Resistant to bacterial blight ersey 
ST a CORN, Sweet Late PEAS, Early SWEET POTATO, 
ht Raia Stowells Evergreen Little Marvel Moist Flesh 
Detroit Dark Red g 
Ohis.Canier Resistant to bacterial blight Wisconsin Early Sweet Nancy Hall 
si CUCUMBER, Early eget Porto Rico 
BROCCOLI White Spine POTATO! TOMATO, Early 
Italian Green Sprouting Davis Perfect OT TOES Prichard 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS CUCUMBER, Pickling Irish Cobbler _ Resistant to wilt 
Use certified seed Bonny Best 
Long Island Improved National Pickling Katahdin Toh Bea 
CHINESE CABBAGE EGGPLANT PUMPKIN 
Chihili, Black Beauty Small Sugar poner’: Late 
ong 0 ENDIVE inter Luxury Resistant to wilt 
CABBAGE, Early Giant Green Curled RADISH, Early Marglobe 
Jersey Queen Broad Leaved Batavian Scarlet Globe TOMATO, Yellow 
Golden Acre KALE White Icicle Jubilee 
Marion Market Dwarf Scotch Curled RADISH, Winter TURNIP 
CABBAGE, Late Dwarf Siberian White Celestial Purple Top White Milan 
Wisconsin All Season KOHLRABI PEPPER, Green Purple Top White Globe 
op pneemmeeag No.8 Early White Vienna World Beater WATERMELON 
; LETTUCE. Leaf California Wonder > 
Resistant to yellows ' Ruby Ki Klecky’s Sweet 
: ° uby King " : 
Danish Ballhead Grand Rapids Stone Mountain 
Mammoth Red Rock Black Seeded Simpson PEPPER, Yellow Tom Watson 
Drumhead Savoy Oakleaf Oshkosh Pride of Muscatine 
