All the Leading Varieties 
of Peppers 
@ 
Lettuce 
Plant March and April for spring; August and September for fall 
Big Boston. Large, solid light green heads, Oz. Vib. Lb. 
slightly tinged with brown. Matures in 75 days $0 20 $0. 60 $1 75 
Black-seeded Simpson. A good curled variety. 20 oo) il 75 
Cos or Romaine. Upright variety; self- blanch: 
ine.) Matures in) OO;daiycaprriee leet n ee ree 20 60175 
Great Lakes. An All-America winner in 1944. 
More heat-resistant than any other Lettuce in- 
troduced to date. Forms a large solid head 
which is brittle, tender and sweet. Desirable 
both as a market crop and in the home-garden. 
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Iceberg. Light green; heads large, crisp, and 
tender. Stands hot weather well. Slightly curled. 
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Imperial No. 44. Has proved valuable m East 
and Southeast where it heads better in warm 
weather than other sorts. Hard, well-formed 
headsael Via turestimiG2 Cary Sane eee tetera 35 
New York or Wonderful. Good variety for this 
section. Under proper conditions will develop 
good-sized, solid heads. Matures in 80 days... 30 90 3 00 
Pennlake. 83 days maturity. Developed at the 
Penna. Experiment Station from a cross of Great 
Lakes and Imperial 847. Head compact and 
well colored, solid and resistant to tipburn.... 45 
Silicia Curled. A loose-leaf, curled variety called 
by some ‘“‘cut-and-come-again.”’ Matures in 
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Chicken Lettuce. Distinct from any other Let- 
tuce. It will yield more chicken-feed than any 
other plant grown for greens. Plants 3 to 4 feet 
high. Cut or pull leaves as needed. Matures in 
60 days ae. ese tee ie eee tae nee 20 60-175 
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135 4 50 
Muskmelon or Cantaloupe 
Plant May and June 
Fordhook. Well-known southern New Jersey Oz. Ylb. Lb. 
variety. Shape flat; flesh thick, orange. Ma- 
tures in 82 days. : .. $0 25 $0 70 $2 00 
Hale’s Best. Large- tome strain of aR ae ee 
variety. Length 7% inches, diameter 6 inches. 
Thick, salmon-orange flesh of excellent quality. 
Fruits oval, heavily netted, weighing 5 to 6 
pounds. Matures in 83 days. ines 25 Wy 2) (0) 
Hearts of Gold. Golden flesh. Ce ae 
tures 05 daysweene sures ctolneeuorecrickers aan. 25 70 2 00 
Honey Rock or Sugar Rock. Golden pink; 
honey sweet. Matures in 81 days............ 25 7092700 
Jenny Lind. An old favorite home-garden va- 
riety. Very early, small flat melons.......... 25 70 2 00 
Pride of Wisconsin. One of the sweetest 
melons grown. The fruits are about 7 inches 
long, 6 inches in diameter. Has thick, dark 
salmon flesh with a very small seed-cavity. 
Skin is pearly gray in color with a faint rib. 
Matures, 90) cdaysaumeo cei cetera DD TAY PO 
Schoon’s Hard Shell. Thick oval type, with 
abundant coarse netting. Flesh thick, deep 
salmon-orange. Fruits 7 to 8 inches long, 6 to 7 
inches in diameter. 95 days maturity......... 25 70 2 00 
Sugar Sweet. An extra-early variety. Green 
fleshsmiViaturessin S2 da ySane see eee rte AS) 70 2 00 
Mustard Sow in April and May 
5 Ibs. 
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Fordhook Fancy or Ostrich Plume. Oz. b. per Ib, 
Bright green. Matures in 50 days....... $0 10 ¢0 35 sr bo $0 90 
Giant Southern Curled. The leading 
variety. Matures in 40 days.......... 10 35°) 1500 90 
Mustard Spinach..................... 10 S500 90 
Okra Sow in May and June 
Dwarf Prolific Long-Pod. Delicious for soups. 
Pods deep green, long, and slender. Height Oz. ‘Ib. Lb. 
3 feet Viaturessini5 sida ySamen ener $0 15 $0 35 $1 00 
Onions Sow in March and April 
Japanese or Ebenezer. Mildest flavor; Pkg. Oz. _14|b. 
yellow skin. For growing sets......... "$0 10 $0 35 $1. 20 $3 *50 
Prizetaker. Handsome Onion. Large, 
globe-shaped. Used for growing Onions. 10 No al BO) Owe 
Southport White Globe. Silvery white; 
sweet flesh. For growing Onions or 
bunching Sheeran erecta eee 10 SOR 175i 550 
Sweet Spanish. Large; globe-shaped 
vyellow’sking ares tee onan cio Gren: 10 2) ae OU) 
White Portugal. Used for bunching and 
green Onions, also for pickling......... 10 SO 5055300 
Onion Sets Plant March and April 
Ebenezer. We sell large quantities of this lead- 
ing variety of Onion and highly recommend it. Bus. 
It grows large, globe-shaped Onions, straw- Lb. 5 bs. 32 lbs. 
coloredsandsmildiin) flavors eee eee $0 20 $0 75 $3 75 
White. Globe... 5..0.8. cot eee Biss 20 Wy 3 GO) 
White Garlic Sets... 3.52 sae ee ois cine oe 40 
Parsley Sow in April 
Extra Triple Curled. Handsome dark green Oz. Mlb 
mossy foliage. Maturesin 70 days............ $0 20 $0 50 $i 50 
Hamburg or Turnip-rooted. Fleshy roots for 
soups and stews. Resemble parsnips. Matures 
In9O MAYS ore crac. saline oa ee eae ET ene 20 50 
Paramount. An improved triple-curled variety. 
Unusually rich, dark green foliage. Ideally 
suited for home and market-gardens. Matures 
in 85 days Facoec it mis mus ae oeieeaos) een oer 20 50 
Plain. For flavoring. The single uncurled variety. 
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Parsnip Sow in April or May 
Perfection Hollow-Crown. Roots 10 to 12 Oz. 
inches long and 3 inches in diameter, uniformly 
tapered. Standard for market and home- 
garden. Can be dug in midwinter. Matures in 
O5 daySsivisoraeteeee ache oe cetera arenes otek ee $0 20 $0 50 $1 50 
lb. Lb. 
Pumpkin Sow from May 1 to July 15 
Connecticut Field. Used for feeding stock. A Oz. Mlb. Lb. 
heavy cropper. Matures mn 120 days......... $0 15 $0 50 $1 50 
King of Mammoth. Grows to enormous size; 
round, ridged; orange color, sometimes streaked 
with green. Quality excellent. Flesh yellow. 
Matures: 1m l2 Onc anys ements einen 15 BEY iL Op) 
Large Cheese. Cheese shape; light yellow. Flesh 
deep yellow. Good for planting in corn. Ma- 
tures\ im 108) days sina eine eee ee eee ils} yy ul Oe 
Golden Cushaw. Fruits crooknecked; 14 to 16 
pounds. Flesh thick yellow. Matures in 115 
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12 OROL LEDDEN & SONS, Sewell, N. J. 
