@e FIFTH SEED CATALOG! In the past five years that we have 
been in business we have added more and better varieties adapted 
for the gardens of the North. Our catalog, our business, and our 
seed gardens have grown. Our first catalog had twenty-one varieties. We 
now have over 100 varieties. Three years ago we added a list of stan- 
dard varieties adapted for both home and commercial gardens. This list 
has been improved and we have added more standard varieties. All these 
varieties have been tested in both northern and southern New Hampshire 
and have been selected for yield, quality, and maturity. 
We are proud of several of our most recent introductions. The Little- 
ton Horticulture bean is the best bean we have ever grown. It has all the 
good points for an excellent shell or baking bean for the gardener of the 
North. It is a heavy yielder and has excellent quality. 
We recommend the Early Chatham tomato for an early home or mar- 
ket garden tomato. We have selected and improved this tomato for a 
larger tomato with heavier yields maturing at an earlier date. 
Last year many of you had to go without the Baby Blue squash. We 
grew a wonderful field of this variety this past season. The squash look 
very good in the field and taste very good on the dinner table. We have 
enough seed for all of you this year we hope. 
The Korean Long eggplant looked very good this vear after a disap- 
pointing crop the year before. The crop of Small Sugar pumpkin was 
excellent proving that this pumpkin grows under adverse conditions. 
We are the first seed company to offer the following varieties: 
ORIENTAL SCARLET EGGPLANT 
KorEAN GOLDEN SWEET MELON 
KoreAN MIntT 
Other varieties of merit we are now offering are: 
ImpROvED WHITE MoUuNTAIN WATERMELON 
WALTHAM No. 11 Broccout 
CHEROKEE Wax BusHu BEAN 
TRIUMPH AND HeENpDeERSON’s BusH Lima Beans 
BurrercuP SQuASH 
CoLEBROOK WATERMELON 
HutrcHINson CaArRro?T 
Earty Proniric STRAIGHTNECK SQUASH 
All our prices in this catalog are postage paid. Do not add money to 
your order for postage. We will accept small stamps on orders up fo one 
dollar. No stamps of large-denominations, please. We suggest you order 
early and beat the spring rush. 
