Steckler's seeds : 1915 . y is fine, as the seeds are soft whenthe cucumber is fit for table use, is verytender and brittle and of exceptionallygood flavor. Another point of merit is itssplendid shipping qualities. It holds itscolor and brittleness long after being on account of its being a strong growerit is able to resist the cucumber diseasewhich works destruction among so manyof the best forcing varieties. Write Us for Prices in Large Quantities. 40 J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., ALMANAC AND FBOTSCHEBS NEWOBl^EANS M A B K E T.— This Is a variety selectedfrom an Imported forcing^Cucumb
Steckler's seeds : 1915 . y is fine, as the seeds are soft whenthe cucumber is fit for table use, is verytender and brittle and of exceptionallygood flavor. Another point of merit is itssplendid shipping qualities. It holds itscolor and brittleness long after being on account of its being a strong growerit is able to resist the cucumber diseasewhich works destruction among so manyof the best forcing varieties. Write Us for Prices in Large Quantities. 40 J. STECKLER SEED CO., LTD., ALMANAC AND FBOTSCHEBS NEWOBl^EANS M A B K E T.— This Is a variety selectedfrom an Imported forcing^Cucumber, introduced byRichard Frotscher. It isgood for forcing- or openground; very productive,keeps its g-reen color andhas few vines. This kindcannot be excelled for ship-ping-, as it produces veryperfect cucumbers and butfew culls; the largestgrowers of cucumbers forshipping about here plantnone but this variety. It isquite different from theLong White Spine offeredby some. The best in andoutdoor cucumber yet Frotschers New Orleans Market. IMPROVED EABIiY WHITE SPINE.— This is a popular variety. It is of mediumsize, light green, covered with whitespines. A good kind for shipping. It isused by market gardeners for forcing aswell as outdoor culture and is very pro-ductive.
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