Gurney GARDEN 
Gurney’s strains of peas are all Northern-grown and carefully selected for disease 
resistancy, type and vigor. 
Plant smooth varieties of peas as early as you can get them in the ground in the 
spring. Plant wrinkled varieties a week later. Peas appreciate support; even dwarfs 
like some-brush or trellis to. grow on. It keeps pods off the ground and nill give you. 
a bigger yield. 
For continuous supply make several plantings, starting with Little Marvel, Big 
Dakota, Yankton Main Crop. 
1 Ib. of peas is enough for 100 ft. of row, 120 Ibs. enough for an acre. 
BIG DAKOTA 
The Big Yielder for the NORTH 
144—(65 days.) You want the most peas 
you can get, don’t you? Then plant Big Da- 
kota, because by actual count we have found 
that they yield more pods to the vine and 
more peas to the pod. They are of delicious 
quality, and luscious tasting, and if you want 
the largest peas you have ever raised, plant 
Big Dakota. 
Triple size pkt. (Se; Yo lb. 27c; f tb: 44c; 
3 Ibs. 98c, postpaid. 
The Drouth-Resistant Pea 
157—(65 days.) Plant Yankton Main Crop and have 
green peas all season, and peas of the finest, sweetest 
quality and tenderness that you have ever tasted. 
Is absolutely the most drouth and heat resistant of 
all. The vines grow about 2 feet tall and are filled 
with large pods containing from 6 to 10 delicious peas. 
Triple size pkt. {2c; 4 Ib. 27c: 1 Ib. 1 
95c, postpaid. i Ye ; b. 45c; 3 Ibs 
AMERICAN WONDER ... 
Sure Grower—Big Yields 
149—(60 days.) Our improved 
strain of American Wonder is one of 
the earliest Wrinkled Peas grown. 
The dwarf vines grow about 1 ft. 
LITTLE MARVEL 
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a bee ender, Sweet One PEAS tall and are covered with medium 
—(62 days.) If we could have but F PEC AI BE SURE TO IN 
BLACK EYED nizepoda: OCULATE 
one kind, it would be Little Marvel. Take 168—These are the old- ee ; S a = YOUR PEAS 
BUTE Ord aorta We've: tricdsem valle fashioned kind that are so is is one of the sweetest and A 15e packet of Nitragin is enough for 5 Ibs. of 
popular in the south, but we tenderest peas we have ever peas and beans. Full directions for use are printed 
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very tender, heavy yielder, and it will be Sei think th 
a long time until we find a better one. neotty os ae ie tee raised. If you want quality, 
oe SERS pelea tee and delicious Ereensin the aumnicn avd plant American Wonder. 
Serole: dry them for use like beans Triple size pkt. 15c; '% Ib. 
Triple size pkt. 12c; 2 Ib. 27c; 1 tb. in the winter. Tri = 
é > ple size as . 
48c; 3 Ibs. 98c, postpaid. \pkt. 10€; Yo Ib. 25e; 1 Ib. 25c; 1 Ib. 40c; 3 Lee 1.00, ppd. 
40c; 3 Ibs. 1.00, postpaid. 
Extra Early ALASKA 
on the packet. It will pay for itself many times 
over. No. 4015, 15c, postpaid. 
TUTTE 
Disease-Resistant EDIBLE 
: PODDED PEAS 
146—Earliest of All. (52 days. J 
ete Pence nicer nek saicab ccs Eat Like Pod Beans LAXTONIAN .. . Vigorous, Sure to Bear 
OD ee tea eas: 2 —Dwart Gray 148—(64 days.) The top notch early pea. This is a pea 
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Sugar: (57 days-) The that just suits us, and we eat lots of peas during the 
pea with pods so juicy season. We like them any way they can be served. 
and tender that you do The vines of this large, extra early, heavy bearing pea 
not ie SS ipo are very stocky, dwarf and vigorous. The pods are long, 
eat pods and all, like dark green and simply bursting with immense, sweet, f 
Peers grow about tender, high quality peas. Excellent for home gardens and \ 
20 inches tall and are freezing. 
eayy beaters: Cave these ripe! size pkt. I2c; > Ib. 27c; 1 Ib. 45c; 3 Ibs. 96c, 
a trial, and we know you. tpaid. 
will never be without pestPe 
them again 
and the heaviest yielder.. The 
slender light green vines grow 
about 2 feet tall and are literally 
covered with pods. The peas are 
of excellent quality, and as they 
all ripen at once, are easy to 
gather. If you want a lot of : 
peas and want them early, plant ea oie pet. ze ; 
Alaska. postpaid. 
Triple size pkt. 10c; '% Ib. < Raye ra’ 
25c; 1 Ib. 40c; 3 Ibs. 95c, postpaid. ae | ; 
Make your first planting just as soon as you can get in the soil in the spring 
and then successive plantings throughout the season so you will have plenty 
to put away when winter comes. Cover seed about Y2 in. deep. Have rows 
18 to 24 in. apart and thin out 2 to 4 in. apart in the row if you want big 
carrots. 4 
. EARLY CORELESS 
For Home Use or Market 
634—(70 days.) About the best carrot grown. The beau- 
tiful orange carrots grow about 8 inches long, 1% inches 
thick, and are the same size from top to bottom. Flesh is 
searlet-orange. They are very sweet, fine grained, tender, | # %, a * 
nearly coreless and one of the finest carrots for bunching "=" - 8 : iS * ‘ ” ae Oe 
or for winter. Also good for freezing. We strongly recom- CHANTEN 
mend this carrot. x RED CORED AY 
Th wilt-resigtant pea. - Pkt. 10c; oz. 38c; % tb. 1.12, postpaid. Tender and Sweet 
E59— (55 daze. aces ab 2 to say it 630—(70 days.) Smali cored, with bright orange 
The easiest way to describe ee eared flesh, fine grained, tender, crisp and sweet. It is 
is pin Early See ae sale ts Roh DANVERS : UN es early, pesturine in Gee dave. Fhe fener 
what larger and wrin é ‘ie roots are ; 
in 55 days; the vine grows just Lapa irc 3 HALF LONG eas Q diameter and easy to pull. May be grown as spring, 
Ii hardy as Alaska. Can- = ‘ é summer or crop. e thi 5 
ene ate ea ipeee crys Teh Anca lors go Dy most aeucious of a | 
Triple size pkt. 15¢; 2 lb. 24c; | Ib. 44c; 627—(75 days.) Danvers carrot is _ Se Pkt. 12c; oz. 45c; % Ib. 1.15, postpaid. 
3 Ibs. 1.15, postpaid. a Prize Winner. Medium in length, | oy 
; and of rich orange color. Is one of F ser XHEART 
the best quality, best tasting car- — 2 10. ; ~~ 
rots, and is large enough to outyield 7 i 
oy almost any other variety. . : The Blunt One dj 
Pkt. 10c; oz. 38c; 4 Ib. 1.10, 629—(75 days.) This d 
post pales ~ : short, broad carrot is the Se 
heaviest yielder of the ‘s 
FREEZER SPECIAL . 
os DANVERETTE table carrots, and the 
A New and Better Carrot § : easiest to harvest. The 
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Here’s the answer to the question 628—(70 days.) A smaller, more q Aaa ve eta ee 
“What shall I put in the freeze box? refined type of Danvers Half Long. ¢ ee oes ine "acts Acco 
Deep orange color. Remarkably uni- eid 
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These vegetables are among the very Peas tram eldo roots: 
Is an excellent table car- 
best for freezing: y. Quality excellent. None better for } 7. dei ee is fine. 
i weet Corn x freezing and canning. ‘ ighly nutritious and a “ 
et once oe Hyboe <s tee Pkt. §5c¢; oz. 50c; '%4 Ib. 1.50, i. : good keeper. 
Y> Ib. Little Marvel Peas ‘opatiiald, ; ; ines ae 
) kee Wax Bean : ; a C; oz. c; % 
gated j | Ib. 90c, postpaid. 
Yy Ib. Toncrop Green Bean MO <A 6c oe 
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1 pkt. Hale’s Best Muskmelon. Heres an offer of three of the best carrots on the market.  g fy 
1 kt. Early Kansas Watermelon Saves you some money, too. vs STOCK CARROT ee 
pkt. Broccoli 1 BEL DANVERS HALE*CB IE” most pputer | ee ; 
tupkt: Broceall, Green -Sproutng: | Pkt, RED CORED CHANTENAY—new and better. | 63 1— (100 loners jon. 
600X—AI!l for only 1.49, postpaid! 250X—AlN 3 tor only 24c, postpaid. 7 Produces tons o per acre 
y for stock. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30¢: 
% Wb. 1.00, postpaid. 4 
‘““\Northwest’s Largest Seed and Niksery House’’—GURNEY’S, Yankton, So. Dak. 3 
