Vegetable and flower seed catalogue : free for all . Here we have something hitherto wholly unknown, a real bushpumpkin. The Dauphine pumpkins are larger than our commonfield variety, weighing from eight to thirteen pounds , these grow ina compact mass in a circle clcse around the centre of the hilLOwing to its compact, bushy habit, the plants can be grown moreclosely together than the common variety, and this compact growthpermits a ready passage between the hills for cross , per % pound, 60 cts.; per ounce, 20 cts.; per package, 10 cts. For quick out=door sorttry the Earlies
Vegetable and flower seed catalogue : free for all . Here we have something hitherto wholly unknown, a real bushpumpkin. The Dauphine pumpkins are larger than our commonfield variety, weighing from eight to thirteen pounds , these grow ina compact mass in a circle clcse around the centre of the hilLOwing to its compact, bushy habit, the plants can be grown moreclosely together than the common variety, and this compact growthpermits a ready passage between the hills for cross , per % pound, 60 cts.; per ounce, 20 cts.; per package, 10 cts. For quick out=door sorttry the Earliest White RADISHES. For forcing try the Ne PlusUltra and Scarlet Globe. NE PLUS ULTRA RADISH. Deep Scarlet BECKERTS CHARTIER RADISH. This is now accepted as a standard variety for forcing, being fitfor the table in three weeks. Flesh tender and delicate; producesbut few small leaves. Price, per pound, postpaid, 88 cts.; per %pound, 25 cts.; per ounce, 10 cts.; per package, 5 cts. PREMIUMS. At our County Fair I received first premium for HubbardSquash, first for Oxheart Carrot and first for White Egg Turnip,all from your seed.— Wm. J. Sisson, So Dakota. This radish has rapidly growninto high favor for spring andsummer use. It is very hand-some, about one-third of itslength being of a rose find them in our experi-mental grounds to be as early asCovent Garden. It is very popularamong market gardeners. Price,per pound, postpaid, 55 cts.; per %pound, 20 cts.; per ounce, 10 package, 5 cts. ICICLE. A handsome first-class earlyvariety, in color snowy white. Itgrows to the average length of thelong varieties, but holds its fullnesswell down to the tap-root. Exceed-ingly attract
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