. Burpee's farm annual : garden, farm, and flower seeds, blooded stock. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Southern States Catalogs; Vegetables Southern States Catalogs; Seeds Southern States Catalogs. KBNNEYS EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE. From extensive trials this new va- riety has proved of great value. Its earliness adapts it to almost every sec- tion of the country, having been raised with great success in latitude 44^ 30'. It usually grows 11 and 12 feet high, and stands up well. When planted be- tween the Tst and loth of May the seed almost invari- ably ripens, thus giv
. Burpee's farm annual : garden, farm, and flower seeds, blooded stock. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Southern States Catalogs; Vegetables Southern States Catalogs; Seeds Southern States Catalogs. KBNNEYS EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE. From extensive trials this new va- riety has proved of great value. Its earliness adapts it to almost every sec- tion of the country, having been raised with great success in latitude 44^ 30'. It usually grows 11 and 12 feet high, and stands up well. When planted be- tween the Tst and loth of May the seed almost invari- ably ripens, thus giving adouble crop each year, yielding 20 to 25 bushels of seed and 140 to 280 gallons of syrup per aero. Each gallon of syrup will yield about 6 lbs of sugar. Mr. Miller raised, from each acre of ground, 900 tbs of excelltrnt sugar, which was worth 9 cts. per fe. The seed is very nutri- tious and highly relished by poultry and all kinds of farm stock. Pkt. locts. ; I tb40CLs. ; 3 lbs $, post- paid. By express or freight 20 cts. per ft); 10 fl)s or more at 15 cts. per EARLY MINNESOTA AMBER CANE. EARLY ORANGE SUGAR CANE. Most of the cane growers North seem to give the Early Amber the preference over all other canes, while the cane growers South give the Early Orange the preference. The Amber cane is vei-y tender, has a very thin rind or bark, is so thin that it will not withstand the intense heat of the July and August sun South, consequently should be planted as early as possible and worked up in June or July. This will explain why the Early Orange is preferred South ; the bark, being very thick, protects the juice remains sweet, while that of the Amber becomes somewhat acid. For productiveness and other qualities it ranks the same as the Early Amber. Prices of seed the same as the Early Amber. BROOM CORN. Our Broom Corn Seed is grown specially for us in this immediate vicinity, and farmers South and West will find it much more profitable to make a change of seed than
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