
A Grand New Extra-Early Jomato “P. ennheatt” 
Here is a most outstanding new extra-early Tomato which has already proved its great value to many, many thousands 
of our customers all over America. Last year, 1945, our sales more than doubled, which shows how very popular this good 
heavy-yielding extra-early Pennheart has become everywhere. In California it has proved so valuable that thousands of 
acres were planted with it last year and hundreds of pounds of seed were ordered from us by those growers for this year. 
And read what Mrs. Grace Hartman of Boyertown, Pa., says of just one packet of seed: ‘Last year I sowed one packet of 
Pennheart. I set out 140 plants. I was amazed at the wonderful crop of fine early Tomatoes. I canned 120 quarts, had 
Tomatoes on the table every day, and gave two bushels away to my friends and neighbors.” 
e result of years of intensive breeding work 
he deep thick-fleshed Oxheart and the extra- 
rain of Penn State Earliana from which 
ught this wonderful new “‘Pennheart” 
Here is a wonderful crop of this new Pennheatt grown on the Schell farm. It illustrates this good Tomato so well that we are showing it 
aga it is A early; it yields more Tomatoes to the acre and more ripe 
i mato because, it is EXTRA early y I j 
By ok Benen Cn ey cnore. adh than any other extra-early Tomato. Pennheart is thick-fleshed, better color, richer 
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flavor, and larger size, than any other extra-early Tomato. Lie fe Pe eee. ae 
sed. Set them deep, 3 feet apart each way, and if possible put a g pp 
te Eoorecls ae short, compact, ond cane ey OF March for ripe Tomatoes in June and July. (2 ounces produce 6000 plants, enough for 
ze ae ypkt. 25 a : 2 pkts 45 cts.; 40z. $1; oz. $1.75; 2 ozs. $3; Wlb. $5; Ylb. $9; lb. $18. (For other Tomatoes see pages 40-42.) 
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