Okra or Gumbo 
it Two oz. per 100 ft.; 8 lb. per acre, A very im- One oz. to 100 ft: a lb. per acre. “The leaves | 
Poy portant vegetable grown everywhere but especially | used as salad or cooked like spinach or turnip 
popular in the South. Excellent boiled and served | They are pungent, rich in flavor, tender, and one o 
is with butter. Also indispensible in many soups, | the most wholesome and ‘nourishing of “greens” 
a tomato catsup, and other relishes. Sow seed after | Use when leaves are 5 to 6 in. long, about 5 to. 
Bie nights have turned balmy and soil is warm as weeks after sowing. ie 
-- otherwise seeds will rot. Space rows 38 ft. apart Sow very early and repeat every yas weeks until 
and cover seeds 1 in. deep. Thin to stand 18 in. | hot weather sets in, % in. deep with a foot between » 
apart in row. Use while pods are only 2 to 8 in. | the rows. Thin to 4 to 6 in. For fall use SOW “the — 
long when they are cited ied tender and free from | latter part of niles é : 
all fiber, ; 
5 DWARF PROLIFIC LONG GREEN POD. 
sh 50 days.. Not only very early but also a very 
ks heavy bearer despite its dwarf growth that does 
not exceed 3 ft.: The pods are rich dark green, 
Sexe prominently corrugated, 5 to 6 in. long, pointed, 
ee - with a diameter of 1% in. at the base. Very ten- 
ei der and delicious if picked at the proper stage. 
pie 4 2 Pkt: 10002. 25e3) 4% Ibs 65c. 
PERKIN’S MAMMOTH GREEN POD. 60 days. 
“Vigorous plants growing to a height of from 
4 to 5 ft. and that accounts for the tremendous 
ee quantity of pods they produce under good grow- 
si. ing conditions. Each plant will develop 20 to 30 
pods 7 to 8 in. long. They dre slim, of deep green 
ters color, slightly ridged, pointed, and tender. Pkt. 
Bie es 10c; oz. 25c; % Ib: 65c. . s 
“WHITE VELVET or CREOLE. 55 days. Very 
+ Sena distinctive, round pods without ridges and a vel- 
: vety, greenish white surface. Prolific, 3 to 3% ft. 
hie tall. Meaty, tender pods, 6 to 7 in. long. Pkt. 
=f 10c; oz. 25c; % lb. 65c. 
green color with frilled en se 
0Z, 25¢e3; 4. lbe65c. 
FLORIDA BROAD - LEAF. 40 daw 
smooth- leaf mustard of pas gr 
midrib. Pkt. 10c; oz. 25c; ae ib'é 
TENDERGREEN or MUSTARD SPIN A le: 
25 days. An Oriental type with sw 
pungent, but more spinach- like” favor 
ting within. 3 to 4 weeks. Broad 
spoon-shaped, dark green leaves. 5 
10c; 0z. 25¢; %4 Ib. 65c. =a eee 
Long Green Pod Mustard Tendergreen 
a7 * Sore gee = 
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z Selected ONION SETS 2 lb. per 100 ft. 10 bu. per acre. (82.467 2273 bu.) © 
Plant in spring as soon as the ground can be We are extensive growers of Onion Sets an x 
worked. In the South, set out either in fall’or | the greatest care to supply you with the ver 
early spring. The richer the soil, the better. Firm | sets of the finest, true-to-type strains. For grow 
the sets in drills % to 1 in. deep with 3 in. between | your own sets sow seed very thickly as early 1 
them in the row and 18 in, between rows. Do not | spring as possible. (60 to 70 Ib. per ‘e 
cover entirely. Keep ground free of weeds by fre- sPek Lhe el 
quent hoeing. When the tops begin to topple over in |. TRUE YELLOW ee eae be ie 
July and turn yellow the onions are ready for har- PENNA. BOTTLE ... $60 — 
* vesting. For fall or winter store in a dry, cool, airy. YELLOW — EBENEZER aii Be 
=~ place. Tf desired plant sets an inch apart and use the eRe Re ie . Seno se enaeD 
as pevnings as scallions. s Reyotian Top Sets are be, WHITHio 55s ee Ne 3 
} eis in August for. Pri 
