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with Collection B. 4 CARROT+RADISH LETTUCE 
: If your plot is igs, nave ‘aes CARROT? RADISH ERE i 
onger rows; grow additional kinds, BoiINnCe rr 
like Brussels Sprouts, Cauliflower, 9" oR)" See ee t 
Endive (Escarolle), Kale, Kohlrabi, ame eS au pee | 
Muskmelon, Mustard, New Zeala nd aa (AAUSNIETUE ECE 
Spinach, Onion Sets, Parsnip, Po- gery! RET SE EAD | 
tatoes and Sweet Potatoes, Pump- T SeTEce CHARD it 
kin, Romaine. BEET + RADISH BROCCOLI | 
For a smaller plot, have fewer or T BEET*+ RADISH 8ROCCOL/ ui 
shorter rows. PARSLEY * | 
Have your rows 114 feet apart, ra CHARD TURNIP 4 
with 1 ft. between first and last “ CELERY* | 
rows and Tomatoes (no follow-up G CELERY* 
crop an these ae rows, to allow & CABBAGE RADISH t 
room tor latter). | CABBAGE RADISH | 
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Grow Corn in hills 1% ft. by 3 ft.; BOUNTIEUMBCANG EMS TOCCOm 
Squash seeds with the Corn in every | 
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fourth hill. Plant Broccoli, Cab- CORN SQUASERE hE oiae T 
bage and Eggplant 114 ft. by 2 ft., ese ae aortas Ue | 
Peppers 11% ft. by 114 ft. Us Ske Sone Selected TOUS SD 
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To fill this garccn we These +]—--FORDHOOK BEANS LETTUCE | 
Guggeet you use Gur Sut ee eca ween | 
OURING CUCUMBER BEETS: 
($3.90) and our Early Seed- MAY ,7 a © + ee = T 
ing Collection D (60 cts.). [sal epee s as ia I «| 
if you prefer, you can pur- \ i eater © a spade A ae T 
chase growing plants of the BEREERS een | 
five kinds in Collection D T\——BOUNTIFUL BEANS? ——____ T 
at our stores. ee 
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Early Seeding Collection D 
For Sowing Indoors in Late Winter 
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Reloua era ele ht PUIG care. ariigpe oe Anke  Siahah s Sou cae Rise Rae wigtas « Pete 
eee ies Nae Spineless 4h) 5 gem ods 6 Ede Gon wsidaes Pkt. 
SiorracomVlarc Oberur a amet ercie neon weno fie ainienc/e har tin views oroee oe Pkt. 
Gar baveulaiy Jersey: W akctield . oc aie oo cise dares eos Pkt. 
Catalogue Value... .$0.75 
Price of Collection, 60 cts. 
NOVELTY VEGETABLES 
More delicious, most of them are highly resistant to plant 
diseases (See inside front cover) 
COLLECTION E. Fifteen packets, newer and unusual $3 95 
vegetables, value $3.60.......... Price of Collection, ) 

VEGETABLE SEEDS FOR ARMY AND NAVY PERSONNEL 
If your serviceman or servicewoman is likely to remain in a particular camp or port for.a few 
months, send a gift of Vegetable Seeds. They will strengthen the ties w 
We will make up a selection costing $1, $2.50, $5, $7.50, or more. M 1 
you wish to spend for each recipient, mail remittance, and we will do the rest. We are mailing 
these packages daily especially to the Pacific area; varieties will be those we know to be suitable. 
Our Export Department, which has been shipping seeds to foreign countries for many years, will 
make the selection, or you may indicate your own preferences; please state if you wish Vegetables 
alone, or Vegetables and Flowers. 
Price includes postage and insurance on packages, so your gift is sure 
If your boy, girl, husband, or wife is stationed in the United States, 
SEEDS FOR BRITISH CIVILIANS 
We can send gifts of seeds of whatever value you desire to any point in Great Britain, and as 
ion in liberated countries we will take care of your 
also be valued. 
normal parcel post again comes into operation In 
orders for points in France and Italy. 
HERE’S HOW YOU GROW MORE OF 
ith home. 
erely tell us how much 
to reach the addressee. 
a collection of seeds will 
IT! 

VICTORY GARDEN COLLECTIONS 
Seeds for Sowing Outdoors 
Garden Full Suburban 
Prepared before our Collection Collection 
spring rush, these save A B 
you money—time also For 500 to For 1000 to 
: 1000 sq. ft. 2500 sq. ft. 
ECR ELLOLta + si eteie alos as & Pkt. OZ 
Carrot NubICOle na aanaoeee Pkt. loz. 
Spinach Sav.Ovn dee eee Pkt. Oz. 
Broccoli, Italian Market....... Pkt. Pkt. 
Rarsley 1@ ham plone eee Pkt. Pkt. 
RadishGlobewines jer a. Pkt. Oz. 
Surntpweunple- Ope meee eee Pkt. O7 
Beans bountitulsa pi eneeeee Pkt. Lb. 
Beans, Fordhook, Lima........ Pkt. be 
Cucumber,jstaysgreen.-... =... Pkt. Pkt. 
Peas, Little Marvel........... Pkt. |ey. 
(Corn Santana. aera eae Pkt. V6lb. 
Squash, Straightmeck...5...... Pt Pkt. 
Swiss) Chard shy Onn see en Pkt. V6oz. 
lettuces bOstona. a4 eee Pkt. Oz. 
Catalogue Value.... $1.85 $4.45 
Price of Collection.... .. ..$1.50 $3.90 
FROM LONG ISLAND 
Dear Mr. Stumpp, 
I am proudly bearing the title of “Green Thumb Mac” in mv neighbor- 
hood, bestowed by bewildered and puzzled neighbors after they viewed my 
Victorv Garden. Both myself and the Missus were delighted at the way 
cvery seed seemed to outdo itsilf in growing. How I chuckled when 
neighbors said I was foolish to pay what I did for seeds, when theirs from 
the corner store were so cheap; nevertheless, I bought Stumpp & Walter 
seed, and now the laugh is on them. 
Take carrots for instance, it was a poor vear in neighbors’ vards, but 
we had beautiful carrots; and broccoli from seed—36 plants—immense 
in size, and every neighbor supplied with seedlings. Mv! My! The beets 
and beans: the neat rows of jars filled to the top in the cellar speak for 
themselves. 
So thanks to vour fine seeds, I, an amateur, am now rated a plant 
wizard. And all I did was plant them. 
Sincerely, (NAME ON REQUEST) 
. There’s an endless 
chcin of adventure 
in gardening. 

