IMPROVED 
2 
small, 
Pods are golden yellow, brittle, fleshy, wax- 
like and solid. 
o 
compact, 
GOLDEN 
BEANS 
BURPEE’S STRINGLESS GREEN POD—Pic- 
tured above. Very popular and widely grown. 
Extremely brittle and absolutely stringless. 
Y-lb. packet, 25c. 
WAX—Plants are 
erect and very prolific. 
Y4-Ib. packet, 15c. 
7 
HENDERSON’S DWARF (Baby) LIMA—Pic- 
tured above. Heavy producer of small, flat 
green Shell beans, right up to frost. Depend- 
able and productive. 
ay 
aceite 
Y4-lb. packet, 15c. 
&% KENTUCKY WONDER — 
Most 
Very 
long, 
pods. 
Pictured to the left. 
popular pole bean. 
good quality with 
green, thick, meaty 
Y4-lb. packet, 15c. 
PLUMP CHAMPION — 
Dwarf bush Lima, very 
similar to Henderson ex- 
cept they are much more 
plump. |4-Ib. packet, 30c. 
LOGAN GREEN POD—A 
new_ variety; excellent 
yielder; superior to the 
older strains, 4-lb. pack- 
et, 30c; 
TOP CROP—Matures in 50 
days. Prolific, high qual- 
ity beans developed by 
the U. S. D. A. Immune 
to Bean Mosaic and other 
common diseases. '4-Ib. 
packet. 30c. 
WADE GREEN POD — All 
America trial Gold Medal 
winner for 1952. Round, 
deep green pods, 5% to 
6 inches long, slender and 
straight. Combines top 
quality with heavy yield. 
Very hardy and resistant 
to disease. I*ine for can- 
ning or freezing. 44-Ib. 
packet, 30c. 
Plains Region. 
BEETS 
DETROIT DARK RED 
to the 
for 
—Pictured 
right. Excellent 
canning or winter 
storage. Nearly round, 
medium size and dark 
red. Per packet, 10c. 
GOLDEN ACRE—Pictured above. 
sistant, round heads that are crisp and 
tender. Matures in about 60 days. Per 
Packet, 10c. 
CARROTS 
CHANTENAY—Popular and productive. Gos 
er 
are crips and tender. Keeps all winter. 
Packet 10c. 
HY BR!ID—Produces 
Yellows re- 
NEW YORK 
corn. Delicious flavor, 
Small ears. '%4-lb. packet, 15c. 
sweet corn. 
better than the regular Golden Bantam. 
Ib. packet, 30c. 
ner. 
kernels, 
cellent 
good flavor and tenderness. 
under drought conditions. 
packet, 30c. 
CUCUMBERS 
large, high quality 
Gold Medal Win- 
Ideal for canning and freezing. Narrow 
You will note that the vegetable seed varieties listed on these pages 
are the most successful and easily grown vegetables for the Great 
All varieties listed have been tested and recom- 
mended by agricultural experiment stations in this region. 
Orders over $1.00 are postpaid. 
Under $1.00, add 2c per packet for postage. 
GOLDEN BANTAM—Favorite yellow sweet 
tender and sweet. 
GOLDEN CROSS BANTAM—Hybrid yellow 
More productive and even 
Ya- 
Ex- 
Y4-Ib. 
cu- 
cumbers for a long period of time; outpro- 
duces other varieties. Per packet, 25c. 
IMPROVED LONG GREEN—The best and 
most popular all-purpose cucumber for slic- 
ing or pickling. Per packet, 10c. 
EGGPLANT 
IMPROVED—HEarly and almost 
continuous bearing, fruits are satiny smooth, 
rey purple in color and large. 
c. 
VEGETABLE PLANTS 
TOMATO PLANTS—We grow plants 
of all seven of the varieties listed 
below. All of these varieties have 
been tried, tested, and proved hardy 
to our Great Plains Region. These 
plants are vigorous and sturdy. Will 
be ready about May 1. (See com- 
plete description on opposite page.) 
Prices (except Hybrid): 60c per 
dozen, postpaid. 
BONNY BEST 
FIRESTEEL JUBILEE 
RUTGERS SIOUX 
HYBRID TOMATO PLANTS /75c per 
dozen, postpaid. 
BREAK O’DAY 
[10] 
PEPPER PLANTS—California Won- 
der, described and pictured on the 
opposite page. 6 for 50c; 90c per 
dozen. Postpaid. 
BERMUDA ONION PLANTS, CRYS- 
TAL WAX WHITE—This is a large, 
flat, pure white onion which is used 
almost entirely by commercial grow- 
ers. It matures early, is very pro- 
ductive and is mild and _ sweet. 
Large Bunch, 25c. Postpaid. 
SEE PAGE 47 FOR 
ASPARAGUS, RHUBARB 
AND HORSERADISH. 
Per packet, 
