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Delicious Peas All Season Long. 
Smooth seeded, The best 
known of the edible pod 
varieties. The vines, 4 
\ thick pods, 
\ <in,, long, 
\{i be picked wh 
\, seeds are just begin- 
ning to form. h 
| break like snap beans 
without — stringiness. 
Broken and cooked, 
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635 Tall Telephone 
or Alderman 
68 days. A very prolific main crop type 
especially popular with the market gar- 
dener. It produces enormous dark green 
631 Dwarf 
Telephone 
or Daisy 
70 days. A selected 
strain embodying all the 
superb qualities of _ the 
Improved Large  Tele- 
phone in a dwarf type. 
No other dwarf variety 
can boast such large 
pods. They are about 
4% inches long, plump, 
round-ended, and tightly 
filled with 8 or 9 large 
green peas of the finest 
quality. The vines are 
about 2 feet tall, vigor- 
ous robust growers, re- 
quiring no support. An exceptional home garden 
variety and a great favorite with gardeners. 
% Ib., 38 cts.; Ib., 65 cts.; 2 Ihs., $1.20, postpaid. 
pods, larger than those of any other com- 
mercial variety. The pods contain 7 to 9 
large oval green peas of the choicest qual- 
ity. The pods and peas have a fine appear- 
ance which remains perfect for several 
days after picking. They bring a high 
price in the market, The vines grow vig- 
orously to a height of 4% to 5 feet. In 
the home garden are usually supported on 
strings or trellis. Pods, 4% inches long, 
slightly tapered. Y,2 Ib., 38 cts.; Ib., 65 
Make 4 or 5 Plantings of Peas Every 10 Days—fer.o7n? Atte Fo 
3 Ib. of seed will plant a row 25 ft. long—100 lbs. of seed will plant one acre in drills. 
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616 Matures in 65 days. 
dwarf main crop peas. 
This new variety is a dist 
It belongs to the same general class as Dwarf Tele- 
616 Two-Hundredfold 
Good Freezer 
inet addition to the list of 
phone but is far superior to that variety in that the pods are a fine dark green 
and it is slightly earlier. Vines grow 2% to 3 feet tall, bearing large fat pods 
3% to 4% inches long, well filled, pointed, broad and straight. Both pods and 
peas are an attractive dark green. 
619 Gradus 
or Prosperity 
60 days. A stand- 
ard popular early 
variety of good 
quality. The vines 
are of medium 
height, about 3 
feet, have heavy 
stems and large 
light green leaves. 
The dark green 
pods measure 
about 4 inches, are 
rounded near the 
point, and contain 
7 to 10 large, ten- 
der peas, rich in 
flavor. The seeds 
remain tender and 
sweet long after 
picking. Their 
; A wonderful variety to plant for late sum- 
mer crop as it will stand the summer heat exceedingly rit ‘tr 
this grand variety. 4% Ib., 38 cts.; Ib., 65 cts.; 2 Ibs., $1.20, postpaid. 
Be sure to try 
beautiful light 
green color is not 
lost in cooking. 
They are probably 
the largest highly 
flavored peas 
grown. My im- 
proved strain of 
this is considered 
one of the best and 
most reliable pro- 
ducers when plant- 
ed on warm light 
rich soil. Ye Ib, 
38 cts.; 1b., 65 cts.; 
2 Ibs., $1.20, post- 
629 Premium Gem 
or Little Gem 
An Old Favorite and a Good One. 
Strong and vigorous in growth, 
producing vines from 18 to 24 
inches in height, dark foliage, 
bearing pods single on both 
sides of the stalk beginning near 
the ground. Pods are almost 
straight. 2% to 2% inches long, 
light in color and blunt at the 
ends. Ready to pick 59 to 61 
\ days from _ planting. Seed is 
green, wrinkled and medium in 
WA) size. % 1b., 35 cts.; 1b., 60 cts.; 
2 lbs., $1.10, postpaid. 
SPECIAL LOW PRICES 
5 lbs. of any Peas Listed on Pages 38 & 39 ONLY $2.75, 
Postpaid. It is not necessary that you order all of one 
kind, just so the total is 5 Ibs. and not less than 1 Ib. of 
any one variety. 10 Ibs. Only $5.00, Postpaid. 
THREE EXCELLENT 
GARDEN PEAS 
Freezonian—Gradus 
Two-Hundredfold 
623—1l4 1lb.—(% Ib. of each va- 
riety, value $1.14) only $1.00 
625—3 lb.—(1 lb. each variety, 
value $1.95) only 
