ONION SEE 
Disease-Treated 
All our onion seed is treated for you against 
seed and soil borne disease. 
One Ounce for 200 Feet of Row—4 to 6 Lbs. Per Acre 
EARLY YELLOW GLOBE HYBRID 
Double-Vigor Onion 
The amazing vigor of hy- 
bridization has been fixed 
into this new early onion, 
resulting in more uniform 
crops and a tremendous in- 
crease in yield. A wonder- 
ful addition to home gar- 
dening, since it will keep 
longer, be more productive, 
yield earlier and thrive un- 
der a wide range of cli- 
mates. If you were to plant 
just one onion, this should 
be it. 
Early Yellow Globe Hybrid 
EARLY YELLOW GLOBE 
Earliest of the yellow globe type. 
low, color and good size. 
strains of yellow globe. 
keeper. 
It has fine globe shape, beautiful yel- 
Two weeks earlier than Danvers or Southport 
An enormoyis, sure cropper and a good winter 
BRIGHAM 
YELLOW GLOBE HYBRID 
Here is a new Hybrid with exceptionally 
uniform maturity and high quality. It has 
an attractive light brown, tight skin that 
withstands winter storage and rough ship- 
ping. It keeps longer than the old one, 
matures earlier and is somewhat larger. 
For all-around improvement in a variety, 
Brigham Yellow Globe Hybrid certainly 
takes the honors. There is no other in its 
class that even approaches its excellence. 
Brigham Yellow Globe Hybrid 
BRIGHAM YELLOW GLOBE 
This fine strain is superior to the old ‘strains 
of Southport and is preferred by most growers. 
Brigham Strain of Southport has better keeping 
qualities and larger yields. Our seed is grown 
from large, yellow, globe-shaped bulbs and is 
extra fine and is a week earlier than standard 
Southport Yellow Globe. 
CRYSTAL WHITE WAX 
The Best Pickler—(White Bermuda) 
This White Bermuda Onion is extra mild and 
Sweet. The onions are medium-large, flat and 
pure white. Many car loads are grown annually 
in Texas and shipped North for early Spring use. 
Also does well in the North. One of the earliest 
Onions grown, and the earliest of the Bermuda 
type. 
EVERGREEN WHITE 
BUNCHING 
For *'Green'' Onions 
A very profitable home and market garden va- 
riety for young or bunching onions. Produces 
a cluster of 4 to 6 long, white shoots from a sin- 
gle seed in the first season. By drawing the soil 
up around the plants these tender shoots can be 
blanched. Winters over well and provides a heavy 
crop for early spring if planted in midsummer. 
Everg reen White 
Prepaid 
ONION PRICES 
Sweet Spanish, 
YELLOW 
SWEET SPANISH 
The Largest and Sweetest Onion 
UTAH STRAIN—This globe-shaped 
Onion is the largest and sweetest va- 
riety grown. The flesh is pure white, 
of very fine grain, crisp, juicy, and so 
mild and sweet that it is unsurpassed 
for eating raw. The skin is light yel- 
low. Although of gigantic size, it has 
a small top, is a fair keeper, and, if 
allowed to dry thoroughly, will stand 
shipping. Utah Sweet Spanish is more 
resistant to thrips and mildew blight 
than most varieties. 
WHITE SWEET SPANISH 
The. Largest White Onion 
Jumbo Strain 
Identical in every way to the above 
described Yellow Sweet Spanish ex- 
cept color, which is pure white. Mam- 
moth in size, solid, crisp, juicy, sweet 
and mild. The most handsome white 
onion ever grown. - 
YELLOW BERMUDA 
EXCEL 986 
The ‘‘Northern’”? Bermuda 
_ An earlier, slower-to-bolt Bermuda 
that can be planted farther North. 
Highly recommended for South. Heavy 
yielder of quality onions. An All- 
America Winner. 
SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE 
This large, round, white Onion is 
the most widely planted of the white 
varieties as it keeps well in storage 
and always brings a fancy price on the 
market. 
SOUTHPORT RED GLOBE 
The best round red Onion. 
well and a good yielder, 
EBENEZER 
The Extra Long Keeping Onion 
The flesh is white, firm and of a 
very delicate flavor. The Onions are 
quite similar to Yellow Globe Danvers 
in shape but much larger in size, yel- 
low skinned and have very small tops. 
Those who want a nice Onion, either . 
for large Onions or bottom sets, would 
do well to try the Ebenezer. Sets of 
this variety rarely produce seed stalks 
as other kinds do. They will keep 
sound and hard all winter. The best 
variety for sets and the heaviest 
yielder. 
Keeps 
Price per | 
. for 
3 Ibs. or 
more of q 
variety 
Brigham Yellow Globe Hybrid... 
Brigham Yellow Globe... .. ne 
Crystal White Wax (White Bermuda) 
Early Yellow Globe... : 
Early Yellow Globe Hybrid... 
Ebenezer 
Evergreen White Bunching 
Southport Red Globe 
_ 1 Oz. to 150’ of Row ——— 
PARAMOUNT (See Photo Above). Extra-trip 
curled type of unusually dark green color. Wh 
thinned, the plants grow about 12” high and ha 
spread of 20”. The uniform stout stems are ideal for 
bunehing. Highly resistant to tipburn and will 1 
turn brown at edges. (Pkt. 15¢) (oz. 35¢) (% Ib. 85 
(lb. $2.25) prepaid. : : 
MOSS CURLED or TRIPLE CURLED. The earli 
variety of parsley. (Pkt. 10c) (oz. 30c) (44 Ib. 75c) 
(ib. $2.00) prepaid. j > an 
PARSNIP-ROOTED or Hamburg (Plain-Leayed). 
The fleshy root resembles a-small parsnip. Exe 
lent for flavoring soups, stews, ete. Although plai 
leaved, it can be used like any other Parsley. | 
10c) (0z. 25e) (% lb. 65c) (1b. $1.70) prepaid. 
Culinary and Medicinal — 
HERBS ~ 
Herbs are both useful and ornamental, and _ 
easily grown in beds, flower borders, rockeries and in e" 
the vegetable garden. They contribute flavor to the aay 
menu and fragrance to the home, For winter use, 
cut stalks on a dry day, when not quite in full om, 
thoroughly dry in the shade, and pack in aifetight — 
jars.* Varieties marked with an asterisk (*) ar 
perennial. 2 ay. 
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(PEt. 200) 
BASIL, Sweet. For spicy flavoring. 
(4% 02. 45c). 
*CATNIP or CATMINT. For seasoning and animal 
tonic ; also used as tea for nervous headaches, (Pkt. 
20c) (% oz. 60c). . : ae 
*CHIVES. Onion-like plant esteemed for flavori 
salads and cooked dishes. Can be potted for use du 
ing winter. (Pkt. 20c) (1% oz. 50c) (oz. 90c). 
Plants see page 43. is 
as ag 
DILL. Indispensable for seasoning pickles. (Pkt. 
15c) (oz. 30c) (% Ib. 60c) (Ib. $1.65). ee 
FINOCCHIO or FLORENCE FENNEL. Its sweet, 
celery flavor highly valued for salads. Can be served — 
boiled with cream dressing. (Pkt. 15¢) (4% oz. 40c) 
(Oz. 70c). i 
*HOREHOUND. Used for flavoring candy, and te: 
for coughs. (Pkt. 20¢) (% oz. 50c) = ey 
*LAVENDER. The true lavender cherished for its 
fragrance and blue flowers. May be dried for sachet 
(Pkt. 25¢) (%4 oz. 60c) (oz. $1.50). ih 
MARJORAM, Sweet. Used in*soups and salad 
also as a tea for indigestion. (Pkt. 20¢) (14 0z. 60¢ 
*ROSEMARY. For soups and aromatic oil. (Pk 
20c) (1% oz. 50c). oe 
SAFFRON. For flavoring and coloring. (Pkt. 20 
(% oz. 60c) : ise 
*SAGE. Broad Leaved. The best of all for seas 
ing dressings, sausages, etc. Pick the leaves only — 
and dry them whole. So much better than packaged 
= 
sage, where stems are included. (Pkt. 20e) (% 0 
60c) (Oz. $1.00). : : {> Ma 
SUMMER SAVORY. For flavoring salads, dr 
ings and gravies, (Pkt. 20¢) (% 0z. 50c). 
*THYME. For seasoning and making tea for 
nervous headaches. (Pkt. 20c) (14 oz. 50e). ; 
All Prepaid ; any 
PERENNIAL © 
HERB MIX 
This seed packet is 
a mixture of the per- 
ennial varieties de- | — 
scribed on this page, 
plus Balm, — Sweet 
Fennel and Worm- | 
wood. (Pkt, 25c) 
ANNUAL 
HERB MIX 
This seed packet is 
a mixture of the an- 
nual varieties de- 
seribed on this page, 
plus Anise, Borage, 
Caraway and Cori- 
ander. (Pkt. 25c). 
