Catalog . anding any ordinarywinter weather, making growth all through the winter and springFor Florida and Gulf Coast sections, November and Decemberplantings are best. Tomatoes Plant in the northern half of Georgia, Ala- ? ta bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and theCarolinas up to August 1st. In the lower half to August 15th andin Florida and Southern Texas they make a regular fall and earlywinter crop for shipment and home use. If plants are frozen thegreen fruits will ripen in the house. TllMlinS Tnis is tne 0,(1 standby in Southern fall gardens. ? ui nips in au the States except Florid
Catalog . anding any ordinarywinter weather, making growth all through the winter and springFor Florida and Gulf Coast sections, November and Decemberplantings are best. Tomatoes Plant in the northern half of Georgia, Ala- ? ta bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and theCarolinas up to August 1st. In the lower half to August 15th andin Florida and Southern Texas they make a regular fall and earlywinter crop for shipment and home use. If plants are frozen thegreen fruits will ripen in the house. TllMlinS Tnis is tne 0,(1 standby in Southern fall gardens. ? ui nips in au the States except Florida, South Texas andimmediate Gulf Coast sections the planting season opens withrutabagas in July and August, followed two or three weeks laterby the bulb varieties of turnips such as Purple Top Globe, FlatDutch, White Egg, Purple Top Flat, etc., followed in Septemberand October by the salad varieties like Seven Top, 26 H. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia Tomatoes for Summer and Fall Plantings. Hastings Big Red Rock Tomato for Home Use and Canning Red Rock, the Big Red Solid ^T^lXt IVfeaty Tomato (No. 455) Z^^SSt&FSZ&Z Red Rock matures in from 110 to 115 days. It is extraordinarily solid—hence the name of Red Rock. Perfectly smooth, has no superior mtexture or flavor and is as red as a tomato can be. Its a red thatgoes all the way through. The meat is solid without being hard, andis of the finest flavor. Practically no waste tomatoes in a crop ofRed Rock. Plant Red Rock this year. You will like it. Packet, 10cents; Yz ounce, 20 cents; ounce, 35 cents; Yi pound, $; pound,$; postpaid. Buna Dink/Nri Afift\ A Pink Earliana. Often brings 25 perJUnerlilK^nOitDUj cent higher price in markets wherepink varieties are preferred. Enormous bearer, frequently bearingclusters of six to eight fruits of medium size; uniform, smoothand attractively shaped. Bushes are compact yet branch for shipping, a favorite with the market gardener foran extra early purp
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