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‘CULTURE. Cucumbers grow best in a warm sandy loam. Sow seed when danger of frost is 
past, in hills four or five feet apart each way. 
2p 
*Giant “China Long” 
A New Extremely-Long Almost Seed- 
i Jess Variety—From far-off China comes 
\ij this wonder cucumber. The fruits of the 


skin is a beautiful 
the thick flesh a hand- 
some white. It is crisp, juicy, 
and of 
The 
small make tasty little pickles. 
) No. 119, Pkt. 106; oz. 35¢. 

Arlington White Spine 
Popular Early Variety—The long, at- 
tractive, dark green fruits and the 
high productiveness of this cucumber 
make it a universal favorite. ‘The 
fruits are white on the blossom end; 
flesh is white, crisp and solid. 
No. 548, Pkt. 10¢; oz. 206; 4 lb. 65c. 
DAVIS PERFECT 
Popular Everywhere—This handsome, 
large, smooth cucumber is ideal in 
shape, color and quality. Its dark 
green color does not change when 
grown outdoors. 
inches thick and 10 

inches 
Be cucumbers. No. 513, Pkt. 10¢; 
tg oz. 25¢; 14 lb. 75c. 

CLIMBING CUCUMBER 
A Guecumber which saves your 
garden space by vigorously climb- 
ing any fence, pole, trellis, bush, | 
arbor or tree you may put it near. 
The climbing habit enables the 
fruit to grow perfectly straight 12 
to 18 inches long. The flesh is § 
white, crisp, tender and delicate jf 
flavor. The small and young [f’/, 
Cucumbers make attractive pickles. if 
They begin to bear early and con- 
tinue to produce fruit throughout 
the season. No. 045; Pkt. 10¢; 
oz. 25¢; 14 lb. 75e. 











WONDER 
A pure white Cucumber—snow- 
white in color from time it be- 
gins to set. Fruits are uniform 
in shape and size (about 8 ins. 
long). Begins to bear early and 
continues late. Pleasing flavor 
with flesh fine and crisp. Excel- 
lent sliced for salad or an ideal } 
novelty mixed in a can with (4 
green pickles. No. 037, Pkt. | 
10¢; oz. 25¢; 14 lb. 75e. \ 
most delicious flavor. | 
NU The fine, large fruits are splendid § 
“i for slicing, but if picked when § 
N 
‘“‘China Long” are perfectly straight § 
and average 20 inches in igh A F 
ark | 
The fruits are 24% § 
long. § 
Resembles the handsome hot house § 
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Sow thickly half an inch deep and thin out to 
three or four plants to the hill. Ounce will plant 100 hills; two pounds per acre. 
CUCUMBER 
j, EXTRA EARLY 
Enormously pro- 
ductive and _ sat- 
isfactory in every 
respect. Fruits 
are uniform in 
size, straight, and 
of a rich dark green 
color. Flesh is white, 
crisp, and solid. Sets 
fruit earlier than most va- 
rieties. ,_No. 032, Pkt, 10¢; 
All Purpose 







Longfellow Cucumber 
These beautiful, long, dark green cucumbers grow 12 
to 14 inches in length and, because of their uniformity 
and attractiveness, are ideal for the markets. Suitable 
for home gardens, market gardens and greenhouse 
growing. No. 601, Pkt, 10¢; 0z.-35¢; 144 Ib. $1.25. 

Choice Pickling 
Cucumbers 
—_ 
CLUSTER — 
SMALL SIZED EARLY 
PICKLING 
—This small green early 
sort bears chunky fruits in 
bunches, Flesh is white, 
juicy and crisp. Ideal for 
pickling. No. 568,° Pkt. 
10c; oz. 20c; 4 lb. 65e. 


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EVER BEARING — 
This small, very early variety is used for early pickles. 
By keeping the fruits picked they will bear throughout 
the scason,. No. 584, Pkt. 10¢; oz. 20¢; 14 Ib. 65e. 

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CMiCAGO PICKLING 
& Prolific Canning Variety—This cucumber is pre- 
ferred above all others by some of the big pickling 
establishments. When mature the square ended fruits 
measure 7 to & inches; rich in color and of fine flavor. 
No. 497, Pkt. 10¢; oz. 20¢; 14 Ib. 65e. 
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GHERKIN 
This native of Jamaica is distinct 4 
from cucumbers, is used for very Que 
small pickles. Fruits weigh 3 to 4 gee 
o7s., pale green and covered with 
prickly .spines. No. 616, Pkt, 
10¢; 02z..25¢7 14 1b. 7564, 


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