. Park's floral guide : 1902. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs. 34 Dolichos=»«Hyacinth Complete Special mixture, 4 packets 10 cents, i packet 3 cents. This is a desirable vine, not only for its numerous clusters of white and purple bloom, but for the showy, Hyacinth- colored bean-pods which succeed the flowers. The plants are as easily grown from seeds as Scarlet Runner, and with the showy flowers and shining purple "beans" are objects of attraction and admiration. They are excellent vines for covering summer-houses, fences


. Park's floral guide : 1902. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs. 34 Dolichos=»«Hyacinth Complete Special mixture, 4 packets 10 cents, i packet 3 cents. This is a desirable vine, not only for its numerous clusters of white and purple bloom, but for the showy, Hyacinth- colored bean-pods which succeed the flowers. The plants are as easily grown from seeds as Scarlet Runner, and with the showy flowers and shining purple "beans" are objects of attraction and admiration. They are excellent vines for covering summer-houses, fences or old trees. Easily trans- planted. Both seeds and pods are edible. White 5 I 5 | Princess Helene 5 | Mixed 4 pkts 10c, pkt 3 Mr. Park:âLast March I planted three seeds of Dolichos. The plants proved to be hardy, handsome vines, of rapid, dense growth. They very quickly reached a height of ten or more feet, and covered a space equally wide. Although an annual, on account of rapid gr owth the plants are useful for covermg fences and unsightly places.âMrs. J. A. R., Santa Clara Co., Cal. Mr. Park:âLast spring I received a packet of Dolichos. I planted them early in April, near an old fence that I wished to cover up. Now they ^ are still covered with their large sprays of lovely flowers, three or four colors, and bunches of beans in different stages of development. These are ' the most attractive things in the garden.~L. C. F., Son. Co., Cal., Nov. 30, Mr. Park:âLast spring I dropped some seeds of Dolichos or Hyacinth bean in a rich bed under my Snowball tree, and the trees are again covered â jwith bloom, but of a different form and color. The glossy purple bean pods, as well as the flowers are showy and handsome.âM. M. Tate, DOLICHOS-HYACINTH BEAN, McDowell Co., N. C, Sept. 22, 1901. Gourds and ©ucumbers in Variety. Complete special mixture, 4 packets 10 cents, i packet 3 cents. Members of the Gourd family are numerous, and nearly all are interesting


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