10 FORAGE CROPS 
season and often means an additional honey flow after 
other clover blooms are past. 
Seed, packet, 15c; pound, 75c; postpaid. 
MADRID SWEET CLOVER 
Madrid is a new outstanding variety of biennial yellow 
clover. It is outstanding for early seedling vigor and high 
yields of forage. It appears to be well suited to the great 
plains and corn belt sections. It is a heavy seed producer, 
maturing slightly later than the common yellow. 
Seed, packet 15c; pound 75c; three pounds $2.00; post- 
paid. 
EVERGREEN SWEET CLOVER 
Another fairly recent development, this white blossomed 
variety blooms later in the season than most other biennial 
sweet clovers. It is of special interest to bee-keepers be- 
cause it continues to bloom over a long period but for the 
same reason the seed does not ripen at one time and is hard 
to harvest in quantity. It is reported to have furnished 
good bee pasture for over three months. 
_ Seed, packet 15c; pound $1.00; four pounds $2.75; post- 
paid. 
SPECIAL PACKET COLLECTION — 
FORAGE CROPS FOR NECTAR 
One packet of seed each of Birdsfoot Trefoil, Wag- 
ner Flat Pea, Madrid Sweet Clover, Evergreen 
Sweet Clover, Hubam (annual) Sweet Clover, com- 
mon Sweet Clover, Sainfoin, Ladino Clover, Hairy 
Vetch, Strawberry Clover. 
10 PACKETS OF SEED FOR $1.00, POSTPAID. 

ERECTOR SWEET CLOVER 
This is a very recent development in a yellow flowered 
sweet clover and appears to be a most promising variety. 
It is an early bloomer, began blooming here May 28 and 
continued swarming with bees to the end of June. It is a 
tall growing variety and makes a very leafy and vigorous 
growth. 
Seed is very scarce. Per packet 15c, postpaid. 
HAIRY VETCH 
(Vicia villosa) ° 
_The Hairy Vetch, also known as Winter Vetch, is much 
used for green manure and cover crop, and for hay and 
pasture in some sections. It acts as a biennial when 
planted in the spring and as a winter annual when planted 
in the fall. An excellent source of fine quality honey in 
some localities. Long blooming period. 
Seed, packet, 15c; two pounds $1.00; postpaid. 
