BEANS, Contender. (New). Plants vigorous and 
mosaic resistant. Pods oval shape, stringless, slight- 
ly curved, 6 to 7 inches long. Yield excellent. See 
next page. 
BROCCOLI, De Cicco. A fine strain for early market 
purposes. Heads large and uniform; color bluish 
green. Listed on page 5. 
CABBAGE, Bonanza. This recent development in 
Cabbage is unusual. Ball-shaped heads are hard 
right from the start, ready for early cutting. If 
desired they can be left in the field and grow larger 
without much splitting or turning white. See page 
6. * 
CABBAGE, Wisconsin Copenhagen. Highly resistant 
to “Yellows”. Plants compact; heads round and 
solid, medium size. Listed on page 6. 
CAULIFLOWER, Snowball M. Resembling our 
White Mountain in size and shape, but matures a 
week later. So uniform that nearly all heads ma- 
ture at one-time. Refer to page 7. 
CAULIFLOWER, Snowball Y. The largest of the 
Snowball type. Inner leaves fold over the head for 
self-protection. Excellent for late crop. See page 7. 
CELERY CABBAGE, Michili. 
and sure header. Slender, 
solid. Listed on page 8. 
A vigorous grower 
long heads and very 
CELERY, Utah Paseal® Largest of the Pascal “sorts: 
Grows tall and erect. Dark green, long jointed with 
a full golden heart. See page 9 
Special Selections and New Jiems 
for 1952 
CELERY, Emerson Pascal. Decidedly different in 
foliage, resembling Fern leaves. Stems long jointed, 
rounded and brittle; flavor supreme. Listed on page 
9. 
SWEET CORN, Golden Security. This fine hybrid 
outyields all others in tonnage per acre. Two large, 
golden ears on one stalk are common. Seepage 10. 
CUCUMBER, Burpee Hyped! Fruits are. 8 inches 
long and 2!.4 inches in diameter with blunt ends. 
Disease and heat resistant for”late simmer crop. 
Can be picked every few days. Listed on page 11. 
LEAF LETTUCE, Slobolt. Recommended for mid- 
summer use. As the name implies it stands longer 
before bolting to seed.”Refer to page 13. 
HEAD LETTUCE, Great Lakes. Our strain produces 
more markenble heads ‘than any other we have 
seen. Will stand long “distance shipping. See page 
Bic 
MUSKMELON, Golden EDelight. Fruits are round 
slightly ribbed, with golden tint under netting: 
Flesh orange and very sweet. Refer to page 14. .~" 
ONION, White Bunch. The true French strain is 
the best for growing mild, tender bunch Onions. 
Our stock is supreme. Refer to page 15. 
SPINACH, Long Standinz America, Dark 
curly. Slow in holt’ng to ceed. 
crop. 
Bee page 19. 
green ond 
Ideal for semmer 
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