Our Jerry Twomey and Jim 
Taintor inspect 30 acres of T & T 
Pencil Pod Wax Beans. Scientifi- 
cally selected seed, Northern 
grown, isolated and _ dusted. 
| z= CABBAGE-— Early 
' Pkt. sows 50 ft. of row. 
SPECIAL DELIVERED PRICES 
Each variety unless otherwise quoted: 
Oversize pkt. (1% oz.) Ge; 1 oz. 3 5c; 4 lb. $1.05; 
344 1b. $ 1-88; 1 lb. and over $3.38 per lb. 
310. Early Vienna (New) 
if Heads non-splitting. Absolutely 
the best early cgbbage for home 
fe or market gardefs. Most drought 
resistant o 4 
| prairies. The 
i ness of these 
; amaze you. oste id Oversize gees (% oz.) Qe; 
| Pkts. only. Scarce,no bulk seed. 
| 320. Early Jersey Wakefield 
This improved strain is the finest early 
ox-heart type in existence. Produces 
uniform, pointed, solid, well-flavored 
heads. The leaves are medium thin 
and of fine quality. This type is sweeter 
1 and more tender than the round-headed 
kinds. Be sure to try this special strain 
in the garden this year. See special 
prices start of Cabbage. 
; 330. Golden Acre 
Round-headed type of early 
cabbage, a market garden fa- 
vorite. Early as Jersey Wake- 
field. Heads average 3 lbs. 
Fine grained, well flavored. 
_ Developed from Early Copen- 
-hagen types. See special ee start of sD Aaes 





















Best mid-season market va- 
Excellent quality, 
s short, leaves compact, al- 
lows for thick planting. 
About a week later than 
Golden Acre. 
prices start of Cabbage. 


Mr. H. J. B. of Yorkton, Saskatchewan, says, 
“This is the first year I have had the pleasure 
of growing T & T Seeds. I must say I was 
| well satisfied with them. I will be pleased to 
‘f} use your seed again next season as [ find it 
ie very good for our part of the country.” ; 


‘. 
Our Bill Silversides bagging and 
self pollinating inbred cornstrains. 
This is one of the many steps in 
scientific corn production. See 
new Hybrid Sugar Prince Page 7. 

See special 

Test Plot visitors may marvel at 
the quality and earliness of the 
vegetables but hate to leave the 
Sweet Pea Tests above till they 
have a bouquet. 
CABBAGE—Midseason—Cont’d 
345. Einkuizen Glory 
Tops for Kraut because of its 
extra sweetness and crispness. A 
heavy yielding mid-season cab- 
bage can be sown late for fall ¢ 
storage. Large heads about 8 
inches across. Weight 6 lbs. Few 
outer leaves. Special prices 
start of cabbage. 
~ CABBAGE-Late 
350. Danish Ballhead 
An excellent winter keeper, 
widely adapted. Heads are 
round, solid and large. Seed 
in open at potato-planting 
time to produce a bumper 
crop for storage. Ideal for 
kraut. See special prices 
start of Cabbage. |} 




360. Penn State Balihead © 
Most uniform late cabbage. 
This special train is most 
prolific. Alikgin size, shape 
and colo 1eeds hard and 
heavy. On of the few 
varieties tle . solid when 
small and remu&ins so all 
season. See special prices start of Cabbage. 
382. Red Acre (New Early) 
At last the earliness and reliability 
of Golden acrg combined here 
with rich red@ colors and ex- 
ceptional quaett 
Excellent for } 
—scarce. Pog 
(% 02.) Qe; 
$1-88; 44 lb. $3. 38. 
390. Chinese_—Chihili 
Easy grower; can be sown outside; for finest 
salads ever. Not a freak—its flavor com- 
bines the best of lettuce, celery, cabbage. 
Best sown outdoors in June or July—its 
growth will amaze you. Keeps better than 
head lettuce. See special prices start 
of Cabbage. 
396. Caragana 
Most reliable—drought resistant hedge or ite 
growing windbreak and living snowfence for the 
North. Quick growing. Postpaid Oversized: ela 
bate O8: 1 oz. 18e; 74, Wb. 5 4c. 
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