
VARIETAL DESCRIPTIONS OF VEGETABLES 4 KEYSTONE SEEDS 
PEPPER—Continued 

SWEET BANANA — A Keystone origination; remarkably ornamental and 
especially prized by people of Southern Europe and their descendants. 
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SWEET BANANA (Yellow) HM PEWON 65 
We introduced this splendid new pepper which is being highly praised. On our St. 
Louis breeding farm fruits have developed as early as fifty days from setting in the 
field; unbelievably productive. It is sweet, of banana shape and color and is excellent 
for the home and market garden. All America Selection B. M. 1941. 
PLANT—20 to 24 inches tall; upright, dark green, very vigorous, heavy foliage of large 
leaves. 
FRUIT —6!/p to 7'/y inches long; !'/2 inches in diameter, tapered to point with very 
slight curve; sweet, medium flesh wall, light yellow, turning to bright red at 
maturity. 
WINDSOR A HM PROPE 60 
A development by the Conn. Agr. Exp. Station. A very desirable early sort for sections 
with short growing season. All America Selection S. M. 1937. 
PLANT—20 to 24 inches tall, very productive, sturdy and upright. 
FRUIT —4!/, inches long, 2!/ inches across at shoulder, pendent; tapered to point with 
slight lobed creasing, giving a smooth thick fleshed, distinctly charactered 
fruit. Sweet flavored, medium green, turning to red at maturity. 
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