. Seed & plant guide. Nursery stock Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. Standard, very early variety, yielding one-third more than Early Rose; 3 to 5 days earlier; remarkably smooth and fine appearance; similar in PKT. color to Early Rose; a favorite wherever tried. Lb., 15c; pk., 35c; bu . $; $3 50. Pride of the South. An extra early, round, light red vari- ety. Pk., 40c: bu., $ Early Fortune. Reddish, oblong, very early, handsome and large yielder. Pk., 40c; bu., $ Add S c
. Seed & plant guide. Nursery stock Vermont Brattleboro Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. Standard, very early variety, yielding one-third more than Early Rose; 3 to 5 days earlier; remarkably smooth and fine appearance; similar in PKT. color to Early Rose; a favorite wherever tried. Lb., 15c; pk., 35c; bu . $; $3 50. Pride of the South. An extra early, round, light red vari- ety. Pk., 40c: bu., $ Early Fortune. Reddish, oblong, very early, handsome and large yielder. Pk., 40c; bu., $ Add S cents per pound if sent by mail, unless noted. PUMPKINS. They are usually planted in fields of corn or potatoes, but may be grown in fields by themselves. Plant the 10th to 15th of May in hills 8 feet apart, or in corn fields one seed every 15 feet each way. The mammoth varieties are of little value, grown mainly as a curiosity for larger size, which require care and rich soil; but one or two pumpkins on a vine, and one vine in a wmm SCGAR PUMPKIN. Large Field. Very productive and largely grown for feeding stock. Oz , 10c; lb., 25c ; by mail, 32c, 5 Early Sugar Pumpkin. The best for pies, almost equal to squash, grows to about 5 pounds; very productive. Oz., 10c 1-4 It)., 15c: 50c, 5 Mammoth Michigan. Grows to immense size, soft shell, and excellent for stock feeding; often weighs 1C0 pounds. Oz., 15c; 1-4 lb., 25c; lb., 80c, "id Mammotn Potiron. Showy red skin, fleshâ very thick; quality equal to any of the Mammoth, whose chief'value is for stock feediDg rather than for table use. Oz., 15c; l-4~lb., 25c, 10 Golden Oblong. They grow 15 to 20 inches long; yellow, fine keeper; superior quality: the most prolific of all varieties; 14 or more often on one vine. Oz , 10c; 1-4 lb., 15c : lb., 50c, 5 SEA KALE. Cultivated for its blanched shoots, which are cooked as'aspara- gus. Dwarf Green Curled. Dwarf. 18 inches, spreading out under good cultivation to 3 feet in dia
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