S.N. & S. Co’s. TENDER GREEN PEAS 
“THEY MELT IN YOUR MOUTH” 
(1 pound to 100 feet of drill— 80 to 100 peunds to the acre) 
Peas are quite hardy and for early crop sow as soon as the ground can be worked. Then sow them 
in succession every two weeks until the first of August. They require moderately rich soil but not 
excessively rich or wet, or they will run too much to vine and will not bear heavily. The dwarf 
Varieties can be -planted in rows. 12 to: 18 inches apart, and the tall varieties 3 feet apart. The 
tall varieties should be staked by brush or tied up. By using the various classes of Peas and making 
several sowings of each, good Peas can be had for a long season. The pods should be kept picked; 
the plants will then continue to bear longer. For late sowing, use Early Dwarf varieties. 
bys You mK pow oe Satrok aoe 
Do you know how to avoid the usual disappointment of a poor Pea crop after 
mid-July? It is easy to get a big crop of juicy Peas even up to late August. Instead 
of planting at two- or three-week intervals get the following varieties and plant all 
at the same time in early Spring. This will allow a good root system to develop 
before hot weather comes. The varieties will bear in the order shown to late August. See Page 753. 
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES 
WwiTnH 
The Original Legume inoculator 
S. N. & S. CO’s. “LONG SEASON” GARDEN PEA COLLECTION 
1. Pea Alaska. 3. Peas Little Marvel. 5. Peas Roosevelt. 
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2. Peas American Wonder. 4d, Peas Carter’s Daisy. 6 Peas Telephone, Tall. 
1 pkt each (value 70c) for 60c. % Ib each (value $2.00) for $1.80. Lb each (value $3.60) for $3.25. 
YOUR OWN GROWN PEAS ARE THE SWEETEST 
Extra Early Round Seeded Variety Main Crop Varieties 
ALASKA or EARLIEST OF ALL—The earliest CARTER’S DAISY or EARLY DWARF TELE- 
smooth seeded Pea on the market, height 2% feet. PHONE — The vines grow about 18 inches in 
It produces a large crop of well filled medium height. They are strong and always bear a good 
size pods completely packed with 6 to 8 small crop. The pods measure from 4 to 5 inches and 
round Green Peas. 50 days. contain 7 to 8 large light green peas. A favorite 
Pkt 10c. % Ib 30c. Lb 55c. 2 Ibs $1.05. 5 Ibs $2.50. garden and market variety. 75 days. Recom- 
mended for freezing. 
: ats Pkt 10c. % Ib 35c. Lb 60c. 2 Ibs $1.15. 5 Ibs $2.75. 
Early Dwarf Wrinkled Varieties TELEPHONE—TALL — Medium late. This fine Pea 
fas 4 ae £ Mra A tihe y is vigorous growing, about four feet high, and 
LITTLE MARVEL — A productive, wrinkled seeded producing an abundance of large pods and filled 
variety, growing about 18 inches tall; pods aver- with immense Peas, which are tender, sweet, 
age 214 inches in length. They are well filled 
= see, : eek Se : and of excellent flavor. It has sterling merit, 
with 6 to 7 large Peas of exceptionally fine quai- which gardeners appreciate. 75 days. Recom- 
ity. 60 days. Recommended for freezing. mended for freezing. 
Pkt 15c. Ye lb 35e. Lb GOc. 2 Ibs $1.15. 5 Ibs $2.75. Pkt 15¢. % Ib 35e. Lb 65e. 2 Ibs $1.15. 5 Ibs $2.75. 
LAXTON’S PROGRESS — One of the best of the ROOSEVELT — This splendid Pea is of the same 
large podded early, wrinkled sorts. Planted podded type as the Telephone but the pods are 
same time as Laxtonian, it is ready to pick a larger and the Peas sweeter. The Roosevelt Pea 
week earlier. The pods are 4 inches long and surpasses all other large-podded varieties in pro- 
are filled with 7 or 8 large Peas of fine quality, ductiveness. In other words a pint of Roose- 
height 18 inches. 60 days. Recommended for velt Pea pods will yield as many shelled as a 
freezing. quart of most other sorts. Quality is always to 
Pkt 15c. % Ib 35e. Lb 65c. 2 Ibs $1.25. 5 Ibs $3.00. be preferred to quantity, but a Pea which will 
THOMAS LAXTON—Plants grow 2% feet, each pod give better quality and large quantity is the 
F : Pea to plant. That Pea is the Roosevelt. A very 
contains 6 to 8 large, tender, dark green Peas pape reaaoke area, at : 2 pp ark i 
of the finest flavor. An early, high quality, all AE ROA SY Seger itr 3 feet. 65 days. Rec 
purpose Pea. 65 days. Recommended for freezing. Pkt 10c. 1% Ib 35e. Lk G5c. 2 Ibs $1.15. 5 Ibs $2.75 
Pkt 10c. % Ib 30c. Lb 55c. 2 Ibs $1.05. 5 Ibs $2.50. Bey ot pe San Sent ee eer eRe a aos Ca 
SUGAR PEA—(Edible Pods)—We consider this the 
AMERICAN WONDER — A fine, extra early wrin- best of the edible podded sorts, in which the pods 
kled variety, well suited for the private garden are used when half grown and are cooked in the 
and quite productive. The flavor and quality are same way as snap beans. The pods of the Sugar 
excellent and its dwarf habit makes it a _desir- Pea 3 inches long, very tender and fine flavored. 
able sort, height 12 inches. For freezing. 60 days. Very prolific, strong growing; about 2 to 2% feet 
Pkt 10c. Wy, Ib 30c. Lb 55e. 2 Ibs $1.05. D> Ibs $2.50. high, with large, light-colored foliage. 85 days. 
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GRADUS or PROSPERITY — Early wrinkled im- Pkt 10c. Ve ib 30c. Lb boc. 2 Ibs $1.05. 5 lbs $2.50. 
DAC Gay variety, growing about 3 feet tall aan 
earing an enormous crop of fine pods 3% inches ° 
in length, medium Green, and hold 7 to 9 large Inoculate Your Peas With NITRAGIN 
tender Peas of sweet, luscious flavor. A sure : 
cropper and a general favorite for home or mar- for Good Yield. 
ket. 63 days. Recommended for freezing. Pkg., seyey enough for 8 Ibs. of Seed 
LAXTONIAN—-The largest podded of the early 
dwarf wrinkled varieties. Height about 18 inches. 
The pods, 4% inches long, contain eight to ten 
luscious Peas of finest flavor. Vines are vigorous, 
dark Green, which enables it to resist extreme 
SEED COSTS SO LITTLE — 
conditions. A good Pea for the market growers GROWS SO MUCH 
or the home garden. 65 days. For freezing. 
Pkt 15¢. % Ib 30c. Lb 55¢. 2 Ibs $1.05. 5 Ibs $2.75. 
ROSELLE —“ANNUAL CURRANT JELLY PLANT” 
Make delicious jelly from the leaves and branches of this wonderful new plant. The Calyx surround- 
ing the seed pod is used for making jelly and jam. After the flower petals fall, remove ecalyxes from 
seed pods. To four solid quarts of calyxes add 1 quart of cold water, boil until tender. Strain through 
cheese cloth, but do not squeeze. Measure an equal number of cups of sugar, which should be placed in 
the oven to heat. Boil the juice 20 minutes, add the hot sugar, boil 3 minutes. strain once more into 
glasses. Sow early in April in sunny location where the plants are to remain, in rows 4 feet apart and 
thin to 2 feet in the row. Cook like string beans. Pkt 15e. % oz 35e. % oz 65e. 
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