. 1915 annual catalogue. Seays Mexomer June Corn. Seays Mexomer June—The corn of quality and quantity. Supe-rior to the ordinary type of Mexican June Corn. Seays Mexo-mer Corn is universally adapted to all soils and climatic con-ditions. The grain is a beautiful snowflake white, with grainssoft and of fine texture; grows successfully with only half nor-mal rainfall. The heavy root system makes it resistant tohot, dry weather. It is very prolific, bearing 2 to 3 ears tothe stalk. Can be planted early as well as late. Will ma-ture in 80 to 90 days. Qt.,4 qts., $; pk., $,ircel post paid.
. 1915 annual catalogue. Seays Mexomer June Corn. Seays Mexomer June—The corn of quality and quantity. Supe-rior to the ordinary type of Mexican June Corn. Seays Mexo-mer Corn is universally adapted to all soils and climatic con-ditions. The grain is a beautiful snowflake white, with grainssoft and of fine texture; grows successfully with only half nor-mal rainfall. The heavy root system makes it resistant tohot, dry weather. It is very prolific, bearing 2 to 3 ears tothe stalk. Can be planted early as well as late. Will ma-ture in 80 to 90 days. Qt.,4 qts., $; pk., $,ircel post paid. By freight,not prepaid, 4 qts., 90c; pk.,.50; bu., $ Taits White Dent Corn. SEASONABLEPLANTING. This is one of the ele-ments of success. Somevegetable and flowerseeds such as Englishpeas, turnips,potatoes,sweet peas, poppies,etc., also clover, oats,vetch, grasses shouldbe sown early as theyrequire cool, moistsoil for root growth,while beans, vine seed,tomatoes, cow peas,soy beans, sorghum,millet, etc., should notbe sown until theground is warm. Tooearly planting of theseplants of tropical ori-gin is the most fre-quent cause of failurewith them, the seed-lings being so stuntedby a chilly soil thatthe plants never be-come vigorous and areoften overcome byweeds. Red Cob White Ensilage—Heavy tall stalks, for ensilage; thevery best sort. Qt., 40c; 4 qts., 85c; pk., $, parcel postpaid. By freight, not prepaid, 4 qts., 60c; pk., $; bu.,$ Tennessee Mammoth Yellow—Ears are of a perfect shape,long and filled out to the end of the cob. The grains are notof a flinty type, neither are they so soft. A Southern grownlarge-eared yellow
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