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Tender, Fras ASparagus _ 
i You'll be surprised how easy it is to grow Asparagus sufficient for a family 
' of four or five. It is very healthful, rich in minerals and vitamins. Every 
garden should have some. Protect your families’ health, and enjoy this 
tender, delicious vegetable. Room required is very small. Complete planting 
and cultural directions sent free with each order. 
MARY WASHINGTON —The Outstanding Variety 
| This is, without doubt, the best variety grown at this time. It is a very strong 
| grower, stalk of giant size, green color, rich and tender. In addition to being 
| very productive, it is rust resistant and a bed will last for years. 
| EXTRA STRONG, 2-YEAR PLANTS 
$1.75 per 25, 50 for $3.25, $4.50 per 100, $16.00 per 500, $30.00 per 1000 
Rhubarb. S225: 
| UDAFrD ° peticious 
MYATT’S LINNAEUS. The best known and most widely planted vari- 
| ety. Large, early, tender—not the least tough or stringy—with mild, 
subacid flavor. Excellent for pies or sauce, and very desirable for canning. 
Plant 3 or 4 feet apart in rich garden soil. Extra Strong, 2-Year Roots: 
3 for 75c., 10 for $2.00 
McDONALD ALL-RED. Introduced by the McDonald College, Quebec, Canada. This 
remarkable variety is of highest quality and when cooked without peeling has a high crim- 
son color. Flavor pleasantly acid but sweet. An unsurpassed commercial variety com- 
manding premium prices. 75c. each, 3 for $2.00 
APRICOTS - fcsy to Grow 
So Delicious for Jams and Sauces 
MOORPARK. Very large, deep yellow, with red cheek. Has the highest quality 
and finest flavor of all Apricots. August. 
EARLY GOLDEN. Medium, roundish oval. Skin smooth, pale orange. Fiesh yel- 
low, moderately juicy and sweet, with very good flavor. Freestone. 
Important—Apricots require cross-pollination, therefore it is 
necessary to set two different varieties to insure a set of fruit. , 
i Year, Large—4 to 5 ft. 
Eta. 9.5 ee ig Each $1.75 
10240, A9 rer ee eee Each 1.50 
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Apricot, Early Golden 
QUINCE TREES 
Need Little Room to Grow—and Their Tangy 
Fruits Will Fill Your Pantry Shelves 
Its pre-eminence as a fruit for jellies and preserves makes the Quince a profitable tree 
for the fruit grower, the farmer, or any one having even a small garden. The Quince 
tree does not take much room on account of its dwarfish character. Any kind of good, 
rich soil will give good results. It can be grown in bush or tree form. Hardly any 
family’s fruit supply for the Winter is complete without the Quince. We recommend 
the following varieties: 
ORANGE. Popular, extensively cultivated, reliable, and satisfactory. Roundish, 
bright golden yellow, very large, fine grained, fine quality. Best for cooking. 
WAYNE COUNTY ORANGE. A superior new variety introduced largely through 
our efforts. Extra large, golden yellow, of excellent quality. Regular cropper. 
Ripens early September. 
1-9—Each 10-49—Each 
— eeiiiaiai — 2=X OAL AreG a 10.59 fC. cc eae Ore darn es Shel D $1.50 
Wayne County Orange pay CAR— 5 COVA CE fig ae EP. asta tae Soke a at 1.60 1.35 
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