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. Germain : [catalog]. en there is no other rhubarb in the market Pkt Oz. $.05 $.15 .10 .60 Mrb| 1 ft$.50 $ SALSIFY OR VEGETABLE OYSTER Salsifi Blanco Haferwurzel Salsifis Blanc CULTURE—Sow in early spring, one inch deep, in drills one foot apart and thinyoung plants to three or four inches apart in the row. The soil should be deep andloose, and never allowed to get dry. General care same as for parsnips and carrots. LONG WHITE. Finely flavored and popular ?&i*ruzM. SANDWICH ISLAND. Of enormous size, very^g^^ts3 tender and delicious. Long white tapering roots, lessliable to branc
. Germain : [catalog]. en there is no other rhubarb in the market Pkt Oz. $.05 $.15 .10 .60 Mrb| 1 ft$.50 $ SALSIFY OR VEGETABLE OYSTER Salsifi Blanco Haferwurzel Salsifis Blanc CULTURE—Sow in early spring, one inch deep, in drills one foot apart and thinyoung plants to three or four inches apart in the row. The soil should be deep andloose, and never allowed to get dry. General care same as for parsnips and carrots. LONG WHITE. Finely flavored and popular ?&i*ruzM. SANDWICH ISLAND. Of enormous size, very^g^^ts3 tender and delicious. Long white tapering roots, lessliable to branch. A favorite with market gardeners Pkt Oz. H ft 1 ft .05 $.10 $.30 $ .05 .15 .40 SORREL Acedera Sauerampfer Oseille CULTURE—Sow any time in deep, moist soil, even sour soils are preferable to whatis considered good garden loam. Used same as LARGE-LEAVED FRENCH. Used for salads, andI PktI ozlMlblllbgZsi^^ highly recommended when cooked like spinach | .05| .15| .40 SQUASHES. Calabasa Kuerbiss Courge CULTURE—Sow after danger of frost is past. Light, warm soil is best. Plantin hilis prepared the same as for cucumbers and melons, the bush kinds about fourfeet apart, and the running varieties from six to nine feet apart, according to theirnature, as some will run more than others. Plant about one-half dozen seeds in eachhill and thin to three best plants. The earth about the plants should be kept looseand clear from weeds until runners are well started. Cutting off the leading shootsof the running varieties is recommended as having a tendency to promote growth andearly maturity of the fruit. One ounce of seed will plant from thirty to fifty hills. SUMMER VARIETIES The earliest and most prolific of theOf small size, flesh wonderfully solid. Cooks dryjand is richly flavored Similar in shape to DELICATA. vine squasheswith small seed cavity. EARLY GOLDEN BUSH SCALLOPED. the white #2 EARLY WHITE BUSH SCALLOPED. An early ig£222&s variety, well-flavo
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