ROY H. ERICKSON, Prop. il 
Coreless or 
Nantes No, 3 
Imperator No. 5 
Red Cored 
Danvers No. 4 

CARROT (Cont.) 
Oz. 4 Lb. 1 Lb. 
Coreless or Nantes. A very fine variety for table use. The carrots 
are very tender, of mild pleasant flavor, and without any 
hard core as in some varieties. The shape is ideal for a 
table carrot being practically the same size from crown to 
bottom. The tops are small and the carrots mature early. 
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Red Cored Danvers. 75 days. An improved strain of Danvers. 
Root longer, slimmer and more refined than old strain. 
Flesh deep orange with small indistinct core. Excellent qual- 
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Imperator. A fine addition to Carrots of the bunching class. It 
is somewhat longer than Danvers Half-Long but differs 
from the tapering, pointed roots of most Carrots of that 
length in that Imperator is more stump-rooted. Its color is 
deep orange, both exterior and interior. The core is equally 
deep orange and small, and if raised in muck soil it will 
be the best selling carrot on the market both for bunching 
and busheling in the fall. It will outsell everything else. 
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MORSE’S BUNCHING. A new type carrot, developed to fill 
the demand for a longer and better bunching carrot. The 
tops are short and sparse. The stems are medium size and 
strong. The neck is quite small yet not too small and the 
tops are strong enough for a bunching carrot. The mature 
reots will reach 114 to 2 inches in diameter by 8 inches 
long or better. The color, both exterior and interior, is a 
fine deep red. Cores are small and about the same red 
color as cortex. Roots are smooth, free from hair roots and 
wrinkles. In the trial ground we found this to be the finest 
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