
VEGETABLES 
om MAGNOLIA CARROTS April Planting 
,Culture—Sandy loam made rich by shoulder of 14% to 1% inches. Deep ae 
‘manuring the previous year is the orange in color, and almost coreless. Beets, 
‘best soil for the carrot; any good Smooth crown, tapering slightly | Broccoli, 
jland, if thoroughly and deeply from a rounded shoulder to a semi- | Cabbage Plants, 

Cantaloupes, 
»worked ee s satisfactory ore blant tip. Garrot! s 
8 ¢é sab oO SC f 7 ry Cauliflower, 
eer tase e it A Atha & EUAN UAT LAT USE eh Collards, 
et Se half ce ae yin se aid smooth deep orange-red, tender car- | Corn, 
haee hae th Gir Fee ER pear rot, of fine texture. Very popular ees te 
ae Ryo ‘ with market gardeners and truck- | Egg ptant, 
above the seed. As soon as plants ors. Tops are medium sized with | Endive, 
appear, use cultivator or wheel hoe  gmall neck. Mature roots are thick Horseradish Roots, 
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and thin to 2 to 6 inches apart in 5 to 6 inches in length, uniformly aaa! 
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the row, according to the size of half long, stump-rooted but taper | Onions, 
the variety. Use 1 ounce to 100 shghtly. Sls ee 
feet; 2 to.3 pounds to the acre. Improved Long Orange—Roots are | Peas, : 
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Control seed decay and seedling jong and comparatively thick, often Bee odo 
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blight, and increase plant vigor and 12 inches in length and 3 inches in | Pumpkins, 
productiveness by treating seeds diameter at the crown, tapering | Redish, 
with Semesan before planting. regularly to a point. Late maturing, ed et be 
suitable for table as well as stock | Squash, 
Pest Control—Against Leaf Spot food. Swiss Chard 
Tomato Plants, 
se Acme Bordeaux Mixture. re : 
MSs ENGI S as ES MRE Oxheart Carrot—75 days. A very | Turnips, 


Danver : : 
Haleronn Danver Half-Long—75 days. Very 200d variety, especially for home Peer pitas 
Carrot ; : gardens. Has a delightful flavor 
L Alfalfa, 
and grows shallowly in the ground, | Beans, 
Grow Plenty of ight a rae oo ee une ac which makes harvesting easier, es- | Broom Corn, 
of bright, rich color. Ihe tops are pecially in tight soils. Roots ‘“‘stum- | Buck Wheat, 
productive and popular variety for 
Carrots ot medium size and the roots from py’ and compact, about 4 inches re 
Plant some every 6 to 8 inches long, uniform to the long, and in mature form are used | Corn, 
blunt point, flesh deep orange, very for stock feeding. ce 
few weeks Susphandstendon. White Belgian — The finest carrot | E9yPtian Wheat, 
Imperator— for stock feeding, roots averaging netomat 
, 5) ae apie Grasses, 
& E L E R Y 77 days. Fine tex- fourteen inches in diameter at the | Hegari, Kafir, 
ture, sweet flesh. crown, tapering very slightly down- Ras 
Culture—Sow in February, March and An increasingly ward. Flesh and skin are white, Mile Maize, 
April in a hotbed and transfer to a cold- popular shipping tinged with green on the upper por- | Peanuts, 
frame to make them stocky and strong. variety. Root’ tion. Provide abundant feed for setae 
Seeds should be covered 44 inch deep, and grows from 7 to 8 your stock—and especially desirable Robe : 

kept moist to insure quick germination. inches long with a for dairy cattle. Saukauy 
An ounce will produce 10,000 plants. Sow orghum, 
Y% ounce to 100 feet, %4 pound to acre. MAGNOLIA COLLARDS ete 
Control seed decay and seedling blight, 




and increase plant vigor and productive- Culture — Kspecially 
ness by treating seeds with Semesan be- good for winter greens, 
fore planting. Grown in home gardens 
for table use; also by 
truckers for market. 
Seed should be sown 
Golden Self-Blanching—The finest early thickly, transplanting 
and most profitable celery in cultivation. when 4 inches high, or 
It has a natural golden yellow plant, and sow in rows’ where 
branches quickly. Stalks thick, solid and plants are to remain, 
sweet. and when well started 
= thin to 16 to 18 inches 
apart in rows. 4% ounce 
to 100 feet, 5 ounces to 
acre. Control seed decay 
and seedling blight, and 
increase plant vigor and productive- 
ness by treating seeds with Semesan 
before planting. 
Pest Control—Against Aphids, Cut 
Worms, and Cabbage Worms use NNOR Garden Spray, Acme Rotenone Gar- 
den Guard, or Acme Garden DuraDusT. 
Georgia or Southern—Very hardy. Plants grow 2 to 3 feet high, forming a 
cluster of succulent tender leaves at top of rather long stem; are used as 
vitamin-rich greens. 
Cabbage or White—A white heading variety as hardy as the 
ordinary collard but with better flavor and more tender. 
Grows 1% to 2 feet high. 
Louisiana Sweet—A uniform plant with compact center. 
Against Blights, use Acme 
Bordeaux Mixture, or Acme Kopper King. 

Georgia Collards 
Golden 

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mi ns Leaves have short stems and are free of purple or red color. 
ae ast “eo Recommended for Market Gardeners and shippers. 
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