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Hardte’s 
| Mid- Summer Planting Guide 
Compiled by Hardie’s Seedsmen— Accurate, Reliable 
SEE PAGES 14 AND 15 FOR COMPLETE SPRING PLANTING GUIDE 



5 DISTANCES IN 
Quantity Depth to 
VEGETABLES 100 EHS Plant in WHEN TO PLANT 
Feet Rows la Rows Inches 
‘ May 15-31, August to 
BEANS, pinto 1 Ib. 24 3 1 Sept. 15 
BEANS, bush, snap 1 Ib. 3 1 Aug. 15-Sept. 10 
12 
BEANS, pole, snap ¥Y |b. (in hills) 1 May, June 
BEANS, bush, lima 1 Ib. 3 1 May, June 
; 12 
BEANS, pole, lima % |b. (in hills) 1 May, June 
PEAS, black eye, 
cream, purple hull, 
crowder, etc. 



CABBAGE, seed Y oz. July 20 to Aug. 15 
CANTALOUPE 1 oz. May, June 
COLLARDS, seed Ye OZ. July 
CORN, June 14 |b. May, June 
CUCUMBER 1 oz. May, June 
KALE 1 oz. June, July 
LETTUCE, leaf Y% oz. June 
MUSTARD 2 oz. May, June 
MUSTARD-SPINACH 
(Tendergreen) 2 oz. May, June 
OKRA 2 oz. June, July 
June, July, Aug. 
POTATO, sweet, slips June 
PUMPKIN 48 % June 
RADISH 1 iy | June 
SQUASH 36 a June to Aug. 15 
SWISS CHARD 2.02. 8 y% June, July 
TOMATO, plants - 50 36 24 to 36 2 to 4 June 

SUGGESTIONS 
Planted the last of May, pinto beans will stand hot 
weather well. Very hardy for the August to Sep- 
tember period as they mature quickly. 
Make final planting at this time. 
Plant Ideal Market and White Creaseback varieties 
at this time for fall crop. 
Make final planting at this time. 
Make final planting at thit time. 
Sow in a shady spot. Set 18 inches apart in open 
ground September 1. 
Work in rotted manure and sand into each hill. Use 
4 or 5 seed to a hill; thin to 2 strong plants. 
Sow seed to get a stand. Thin to about 18 inches apart. 
Texas Honey June variety is fine for home gardens. 
Treat as for sweet corn. 
Plant in hills, using well rotted manure in each one. 
Thin to 2 or 3 plants in each hill. Do not plant 
near squash. 
Plant at this time for fall maturity. 
Grand Rapids or Black Seeded Simpson varieties will 
tolerate more heat. 
Plant at two week intervals. 
Plant at two week intervals. 
Make final planting. 

Fine to plant after early crops have matured. Bene- 
ficial to the soil. 
Plant in raised beds or ridges. 
Can be planted in hills among corn rows. Plant 6 or 
8 seed to a hill. Thin to 2 or 3 plants. 
Plant at two week intervals. 

Plant in-hills. Thin to 2 or 3 plants. Well rotted 
manure in each hill is good. Do not plant near 
cucumbers. 
Soak overnight or crush with rolling pin before 
planting. Thin when plants are about 3 or 4 inches 
high. Keep large outside leaves cut. 
See suggestions in spring guide. 
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each item desired. State whether you want shipment sent by 
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be sure to send enough money to pay for what you have ord 
If it is not a prepaid item as shown in catalog, include enough 
in your remittance to pay postage—otherwise, we reserve the 
right to ship by express, charges collect. 
HOW TO REMIT: We prefer post office or express money 
orders. We will not be responsible for cash sent us by mail. 
Stamps (wrapped separate from order) will be accepted only on 
orders of $1.00 or less. 
C. 0. D. SHIPMENTS: We will send seeds and non-perishable 
supplies C. O. D. provided 25% of the amount is sent ee order. 
Bulbs, plants and nursery stock will not be sent C. 
PLANTIN G ADVICE. Don’t hesitate to write rel “farm, 
garden, or orchard planting problems. We'll be glad to give 
you full benefit of our 44 years’ experience. 
rue SHIPPED SEPARATELY: Plants and nursery stock 
will be shipped separately from seed. Seed orders ie shipped 
same day as received. Plants and nursery stock will be shipped 
as soon as weather permits. 
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE: As our catalog is printed 
in December, it is possible that some prices may advance during 
the season, and we accordingly reserve the right to make cor. 
responding advances in our prices vrithout notice. FOR BEST 
PRICES AND SERVICE—ORDER EARLY. 
The DAVID HARDIE SEED CO. gives no warranty, express 
or implied, as to the productiveness of any seeds or bulbs it sells and 
will not be in any way responsible for the crop. Our liability, in all 
instances is limited to the purchase price of the seed. 
