Slicing varieties 
Cucumber Sao ee 
- Gd days. 1944-winner of All-America Bronze 
Cubit (New) Medal. This new variety is of the A. & C. and 
Colorado class. Vines prolific; fruit smooth, unusually dark green 
color, cylindrical with blunt ends, length 8% inches, small seed 
cavity. An excellent shipper. Holds its color, crisp texture, and flesh 
quality well in shipping or on the market. 
(Pkt., 10c) (0z., 30c) (% Ib., 90c) (1b., $3.00) prepaid 

days. This variety is well named because of its 
Longfellow |; long slender, handsome appearance. It is desirable 
for home garden and shipping, also sometimes used for greenhouse 
forcing. 12 to 14 inches long, 2% inches thick, dark green, uniform, 
straight and attractive, white spined. 
(Pkt., 10c) (0z., 30c) (% Ib., 85ec) (lb., $2 2.65) (5 Ibs. $11.25) prepaid 
Marketer © days: A high yielding va- 
riety, somewhat on the order 
of Straight 8. Holds its dark green color ex- 
ceptionally well. Outstanding in yielding abil- 
ity, as prolific vines throw an exceptionally 
large number of female blossoms per plant. 
Stands heat better than most varieties. 
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prepaid 
Straight-8 °° 47s. The Straight-8 Cucum- 
ber is-an outstanding breeding 
accomplishment. Straight-8 produces sym- 
metrical, almost cylindrical fruits, well 
rounded at both ends. When in best market 
condition this white spine variety typifies its 
name, running quite straight, regularly eight 
inches in length and from 1% to 2 inches in 
diameter. In this stage the color is deep green 
and usually free from objectionable pale 
striping or tipping. The vines are vigorous 
and remarkably productive. Although pri- 
marily bred for the shipping trade, its many 
fine qualities make it an ideal slicing variety 
for the home garden and local market. Also 
used in the South as a long pickling variety. 
So good that it won the ‘All America” Gold 
Medal Award for 1935. 
(Pkt., 10c) (0z., 30c) (% Ib., Sic) Cib., $2.65) 
(5 Ibs., $11.25) prepaid 
Taxpayer or Improved Early 
64 days. The Taxpayer can 
Fortune best be described as a_-heavy 
yielding, very dark green Early Fortune. It is 
bred from’ that variety; improvement being 
mostly in its attractive dark green color which 
is carried around the tip of the fruits, doing 
away with the objectionable light striping. 
Fruits dark green, tapers abruptly to the stem 
end and slightly to the blossom end. An excel- 
lent shipper, and one of the mildest flavored of the dark green sorts. 
Length eight to nine inches, thickness two and one half inches. 
White spined. 
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Straight-8 Cucumber 
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24 D. V. Burrell Seed Growers Co., Rocky Ford, Colo. 
