



Plant in Watermelon Seeds 
September aye 
VEGETABLES Round Varieties 
Beant ; 
Becta (Continued) 
etorrons Black Diamond or Florida Giant—95 
Cauliflower, days. 40 lbs. Fine quality. Vines strong 
Celery, and fairly prolific. Flesh deep red, good 
Collards, texture and quite sweet. Melon large 
Cucumbers RD: ° ae 
Endive, round. Rind rich dark green. Seed 
Kale, rather large and black. Good for local 
Kohl Rabi, market and home, and ships well, a 
Lettuce, Pp : é 
Mustard, great favorite. 
Boe Stone Mountain—85 days. 40 lbs. One 
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Pabshing of the best in quality. Flesh rich red, 
Peas, of fine texture, tender, sweet, and lus- 
Radish, cious. Vines vigorous, fairly prolific. 
Rutabaga, Mel - ; : 
pital: Melon round, slightly elongated, some 
Squash, melons slightly lobed. Rind, light green 
Swiss Chard, indistinctly veined with darker green 
Tomato, in a fine mesh design. Stands shipping 
Titeies in é 8 sign. Stands shipping 
FIELD if handled with care. 
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Batis Dixie Queen—85 days. 32 lbs. Sweet- 
Glover, ness and flavor unsurpassed. Vines ro- 
Grasses; bust and prolific. Flesh, brilliant scar- 
Cation S; let, ripening to within one-half inch of 
eas: rind ; fine texture free from stringiness. 
Rape, Melon round ; rind, alternating stripes 
bate of very light, ivory green and dark 
Wheat. green. Seeds small, white and very few 
to melon. 
MAGNOLIA MUSTARD 



Southern Giant Curled Mustard 
Culture—Mustard is not only used as a condiment, but the 
green leaves are used as a salad, or boiled like spinach and 
turnip greens. Leaves are tenderer than turnip and stems 
are not so long and coarse. Sow as early in the spring as 
the ground will permit in rows about 6 to 12 inches apart, 
covering % in. deep. May also be sown in autumn for early 
spring use. I ounce sows 100 feet ; 2 to 4 pounds to an acre. 
Control seed decay and seedling blight and increase plant 
vigor and productiveness by treating seeds with Semesan 
before planting. Fine for the fall garden, also. 
Pest Contral—Against Aphids, Cut Worms 
and Cabbage Worms use NNOR Garden 
Spray, Acme Rotenone Garden Guard or 
Acme Garden DuraDusT. 
Southern Giant Curled—Leaves large, light 
green with tinge of yellow, crimped and 
frilled at edges; plant upright or slightly 
spreading. Highly esteemed for market and 
home gardens because so popular to eat like 
lettuce or boiled, and for its rapid growth, 
hardiness and quality. 

OKRA or “Gumbo” 
Plant Early and Late 
Culture—After danger of frost is past, sow in rows about 
3 feet apart, covering with about an inch of fine soil firmly 
pressed down. When about three inches high, thin to 18 to 
24 inches apart in the row. Cultivate and keep free from 
weeds. The pods are in the best condition for use when from 
1 to 3 inches long. Use 2 ounces to 100 feet ; 8 to 10 lbs. per 
acre. Control seed decay and seed- 
ling blight and increase plant vigor 
and productiveness by treating seeds 
with Semesan before planting. 
Pest Control—Against Powdery Mil- 
dew use Acme Bordeaux Mixture; 
against Aphids, N NOR Garden 
Spray; against Corn Ear Worm, 
Acme Arsenate of Lead 50 per cent 
and Dusting Sulphur 50 per cent. 
Clemson Spineless—55 days. Slight- 
ly taller than Dwarf Green Long 

Pod, but producing very similar 
pods, almost entirely free from \ 
spines. Market gardeners want this Okra 
variety. 
Dwarf Green Long Pod—50 days. A sturdy dwarf-growing 
variety, quite early and productive. Pods long, tapering, 
dark green and ribbed. Very good for the home garden, and 
the type most used for canning. 

Louisiana Green Velvet Spineless—Particularly well adapted 
for home gardening and canning. Holds its shape well during 
processing. Velvety green, easily harvested and handled. 
White Velvet—60 days. The standard variety planted for 
home use and local shipment. Pods are practically smooth 
and slender. Plants grow about 3% feet high and very pro- 
ductive. 
Perkins Mammoth—60 days. Tall stalks, long green tender 
pods. A desirable early canning variety. 
HOME CANNED VEGETABLES 
Taste mighty good, and certainly are handy when com- 
pany drops in—after the fresh supply becomes low. Home 
canned vegetables are finding a ready market in many 
sections and you could probably develop one for yourself. 

Florida Broad Leaf—Leaves round, unfrilled, rough, and 
medium green with broad, pale green midrib. A little slower 
growing than the frilled varieties but longer standing. 
Large Smooth Leaf—An excellent variety with very large 
light green, comparatively smooth leaves. Quick growing, 
fairly upright when young, becoming somewhat spreading at 
maturity. 
Tendergreen or Mustard-Spinach—Tender, delicious, dark 
green, succulent, quick-growing. Practically an all-season 
plant, ready for market in 30 days. Stands extreme sum- 
mer heat, and cold weather. Taste combination of Spinach, 
Turnip and Mustard Greens. 
HORSERADISH 
Fine Seasoning Vegetable 
Culture—Set cuttings in trenches 6 to 12 inches apart, 2 
inches below the surface of the ground. Cultivate until tops 
cover the ground, when their shade will keep down the weeds. 
To produce heaviest possible root system in the shortest 
possible time, dust roots before planting with Rootone. 
Best results in rich, rather moist, partly shaded locations. 
