. Compliments of the season. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. ; oz., 25 cents. 10. VICK'S PROLIFIC NUTMEG. MELO/NS. The Melon, being of tropical origin, reaches perfection only in a warm temperature. In this latitude we must give the Melon every possible advan- tage to secure earliness and thorough ripening. The same culture as recommended for Cucumbers will insure success. It is desirable alao for the North to secure early ripening varieties. There are two dis- tinct species of Melons, the Musk and the Water Melon. The former are the most easily g


. Compliments of the season. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. ; oz., 25 cents. 10. VICK'S PROLIFIC NUTMEG. MELO/NS. The Melon, being of tropical origin, reaches perfection only in a warm temperature. In this latitude we must give the Melon every possible advan- tage to secure earliness and thorough ripening. The same culture as recommended for Cucumbers will insure success. It is desirable alao for the North to secure early ripening varieties. There are two dis- tinct species of Melons, the Musk and the Water Melon. The former are the most easily grown, though, with a selection of early sorts and a little attention at forwarding the young plants early in the season, a good crop of either can be secured almost anywhere. The Melon will grow and ripen well in a warm, sandy, poor soil, but when grown in such a situation the hill must be thoroughly enriched with plenty of available food for the roots. MUSK MELONS. Musk Melon, Prolific Nutmeg, (For description see col- ored pages). Per lb., $; oz., 20 cents. 10 Irondequoit, new. (For description see colored pages). Per lb., $; oz., 40 cents; }4 oz., 25 cents. 15 Manchester, Iowa, Oct. 20, 1890. James Vick, Rochester, N. Y.: Dear Sir.—I have just received your check for $ in payment of your first prize on melons. Besides this, my Irondequoit melons, raised from seeds bought of you, have this fall won first prizes over all com- petitors at our County Fair and at the Iowa State Fair. Please accept my thankful acknowledgment for your courtesy. Yours truly, B. F. Hott. Musk Melon, Early Christiana, early, yellow fleshed; per lb., $; oz., 15 cents. 5 Emerald Gem, new, small, extra early; skin dark green, smooth; flesh orange, and of delicious flavor. Per lb., $; oz*, 15 cents 5 Golden Netted Gem, an early, small, and very pro- j^ff ' lific variety, recent- _ - -^^^5^^^^^. ly introduced, and quite popular with ^^^%-G-':it^': ^'k^^^^'^ph Miiler eream, 3§|^fe. n


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