OAK LEAF LETTUCE 
A semi-heading variety of unique type. The dark green lobed 
leaves end in a point giving a decorative effect. Easy to grow, 
tender and of fine quality. 
15c pkt. 
HONEY ROCK MUSKMELON 
Small sized very heavy melons with a gray-green netted skin. 
The deep salmon flesh is very tender and sweet. Very early and 
dependable in the north. 15c.pkt. 
WHITE MOUNTAIN WATERMELON 
Sensational new early-maturing watermelon. Under favorable 
conditions will ripen in 65 days from seed sown out of doors. 
Has sweet red flesh, brown seed, thin rind, and is the right size, 
six by nine inches, to fit the refrigerator. 10c pkt. 50c oz. 
WORLD’S RECORD PEA 
An improved strain of the well known Gradus. The pointed 
pods are medium dark green; average about 334 inches in 
length, and usually contain 7 or 8 large peas of exceptionally 
fine quality. The vine is from 28 to 33 inches tall. 
4 Ib. 30c Leib 
MAYFLOWER GARDEN PEA 
A New Hampshire University origination. The sturdy little 
vines grow only about 10 inches tall but are covered with good 
sized pods containing very tender and sweet wrinkled peas. A 
prize for the small garden. May be planted in double rows, 6 
inches between the rows with walks 2 ft. wide. Not available 
this year. 
EARLIEST SCARLET BUTTON RADISH 
This perfectly round brilliant colored radish is very tender, 
crisp and mild. Plant it early and plant it often for a continu- 
ous supply. 10c pkt. SUEROZs 
BUTTERCUP SQUASH 
The fruits are dark green and of just the right size for the 
ordinary family, averaging 4 to 6 lbs. Several squashes are 
borne on the same vine. They are thick meated, with a very 
small seed cavity. The quality is delicious, the rich orange flesh 
being very sweet and dry. Although it is a winter squash, keep- 
ing well into the spring, it can be used early in the season as the 
flesh is dry and sweet, even though the squash is immature. 
(LOgrpikt. 40c oz. 
