Vick's garden & floral guide : spring edition . cents postpaid; loolbs., not prepaid, $ BUCKWHEAT Japanese. The heaviest yielding variety, with very large kernels andlarge branching plants. Pound, 10 cts.; 12 lbs., 85 cts.; 100 lbs., $, Silver Hull. The best for flouring purposes. Kernels smaller thanJapanese, silvery gray in color. Fine stock. Pound, 10 cents: 12 85 cents ; 100 lbs., $ MILLET Hungarian Grass (Panicum Germanictim). Valuable soiling plants. May hesown as late as first of July, and produce a large green crop. Sow 40 the acre. Bushel, 48 pounds. Pound.
Vick's garden & floral guide : spring edition . cents postpaid; loolbs., not prepaid, $ BUCKWHEAT Japanese. The heaviest yielding variety, with very large kernels andlarge branching plants. Pound, 10 cts.; 12 lbs., 85 cts.; 100 lbs., $, Silver Hull. The best for flouring purposes. Kernels smaller thanJapanese, silvery gray in color. Fine stock. Pound, 10 cents: 12 85 cents ; 100 lbs., $ MILLET Hungarian Grass (Panicum Germanictim). Valuable soiling plants. May hesown as late as first of July, and produce a large green crop. Sow 40 the acre. Bushel, 48 pounds. Pound. 12 cents; 100 lbs., $ Millet. M edium earlv frrage plant, very prolific Sow 38 poundsper acre. Bushel, 40pounds. Pound, locts; 100 lbs., $ Japanese Barnyard Millet (Panicum Crus-Gaiii). Enormously productiveyielding from four to six tons of cured forage per acre, on rich soils. Six toeight feet in height. Sow in May. Broadcast, ten to fifteen pounds per acreor in drills, eight pounds per acre, Pound, 15 cents; 100 lbs., $ VICK QUALITY OATS ARE GROWN FROM PEDIGREED SEED ON CLEAN LAND UNDER CAREFUL SUPERVISION 9 46 Agreat deal of progress has been made in developing productive strains of Oats. The process is, however, slow and gradual. Wedo not believe that such enormous yields, as have been claimed by some, can possibly be secured under ordinary condition sandin fairly conducted tests. To some this will seem an unusual way to begin a subject, but to our regular customers it will cause no surprise. We guard our reputation fur good Oats as carefully as for high grade Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Therefore, we never make suchalluring and deceptive statements as are frequently made elsewhere. We have made careful tests, in large plots, under farm conditions,of many highly advertised kinds, and we are frank to say we have never found one that will yield such fabulous crops as were claimedfor it. In our tests running over more than one season, we find that the var
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