& Co: spring 1907 catalogue . e to-matoes in gardens everywhere. Packet, 5 cents;x/i ounce, 15 cents; ounce, 25 cents; % pound, 60cents; pound, $175. m i |. Said to be opark s lLarliana the earnest bright red tomaro of good size and flavor. Orig-inated in Southern New Jersey and is the first inthe market from that section. Plants are quitehardy with rather slender open branches andmoderate gTowth well set with fruits, all of whichripen very early in the season. Fruits are of deepscarlet color, growing closely together in clus-ters of five to eight, all of medium size, averag-ing 2%
& Co: spring 1907 catalogue . e to-matoes in gardens everywhere. Packet, 5 cents;x/i ounce, 15 cents; ounce, 25 cents; % pound, 60cents; pound, $175. m i |. Said to be opark s lLarliana the earnest bright red tomaro of good size and flavor. Orig-inated in Southern New Jersey and is the first inthe market from that section. Plants are quitehardy with rather slender open branches andmoderate gTowth well set with fruits, all of whichripen very early in the season. Fruits are of deepscarlet color, growing closely together in clus-ters of five to eight, all of medium size, averag-ing 2% inches in diameter. Smooth and solid,quite thick through and very free from ribs andcracks for an early variety. Flesh deep red withsolid center and small] seed cells; slightly acidflavor. A very shy seeder. Genuine seed of thisvariety is very scarce, but we have succeeded inobtaining a limited amount of seed from South-ern New Jersey where it originated. Packet, 10cents; % ounce, 15 cents; ounce, 25 cents;pound, 85 cents; pound, Dwarf Champion Tomato.
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