Illustrated hand book : Rawson's vegetable & flower seeds / & Co. . s American Truniph Oats.— This variety usually grows to a height of six feet; yetthe straw is so strong and tirin that it holds up well, without lodging. The quality andpr.)ductiveness of the grain are unexcelled, yielding from fifty to one hundred bushelsper acre Per peck, 30 cts.; bush, (of 31 lbs.), $ Welcome. — The Welcome Oats usually grow five to six feet high, with strong, straightstraw, well supporting the enormous heads. The grain is large, and very plump and full,with thin, white, close-fitting husks.
Illustrated hand book : Rawson's vegetable & flower seeds / & Co. . s American Truniph Oats.— This variety usually grows to a height of six feet; yetthe straw is so strong and tirin that it holds up well, without lodging. The quality andpr.)ductiveness of the grain are unexcelled, yielding from fifty to one hundred bushelsper acre Per peck, 30 cts.; bush, (of 31 lbs.), $ Welcome. — The Welcome Oats usually grow five to six feet high, with strong, straightstraw, well supporting the enormous heads. The grain is large, and very plump and full,with thin, white, close-fitting husks. Per peck, 30 cts.; bush, (of 32 lbs.), $ <ommon. —75 cts., per bush. RYE. Winter. — Choice stock, carefully cleaned. Per bush., $ — Best Northern grown. Per bush., $ WHEAT. Spring. — White Russian. Per bush., $ —Early Red Clawson. Per bush., $ NASH, MASS., Feb. 15,1894. Dear Sirs: — Your seeds arethe best I ever greiv on milland, f irould hir/hly recom-mend yonr seeds to any one. Yours truly,CHESTER S. LOUD Hungarian Millet. Alsike Clover (see cut) (2rifolium hybridum). — Perennial. Flowers in Juneand July It is deservedly In repute as one of the best perennial clovers,and is well adapted to this country. A valuable acquisition, ami is nowgenerally approved of in all mixtures of grasses and clovers (60 lbs. to thebushel). 12 lbs. will sow one acre. Per lb., 25 , or Italian Clover (7Vi/o//(()» invarnattnn). — ?,p\ke& or heads oblono-and of a beautiful crimson color when in flower. Annual. Height, eighteeninches to two feet. Flowers in June and July. It forms a valuable greenfood for cattle early in the season, and if cut when in full bloom yields anabundant crop. Twenty lbs will sow one acre. Per lb., 30 CliiTer( Trifolium Iratense). — The common or medium red clover, so gener-ally cultivated in this country (60 lbs. to the bushel). Market Clover (see cut) (Trifolium. rex)en
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