. Steckler's seed catalogue and garden manual for the southern states : 1901 . ruits medium in size,similar to the Dwarf Champion or up evenly, offine quality and beau-tiful dark or purple redin color. Very profit-able for market gar-deners or , ;X lb.,$ The VegetablePear. — (Sychus orSechium edulis, orMirliton.) — For thebenefit of our manycustomers, who haveoften written for in-formation regardingthis delicate vegeta-ble, wedecided to havea cut made so as toshow what it lookslike. See page 90 for , each. Postage, ioc. extra. Adams Everbea


. Steckler's seed catalogue and garden manual for the southern states : 1901 . ruits medium in size,similar to the Dwarf Champion or up evenly, offine quality and beau-tiful dark or purple redin color. Very profit-able for market gar-deners or , ;X lb.,$ The VegetablePear. — (Sychus orSechium edulis, orMirliton.) — For thebenefit of our manycustomers, who haveoften written for in-formation regardingthis delicate vegeta-ble, wedecided to havea cut made so as toshow what it lookslike. See page 90 for , each. Postage, ioc. extra. Adams Everbearing Cluster Butter Beans—(Pole)—One of the best flavored,earliest and most productive climbing But-ter Beans yet introduced. Its beautiful anddense green foliage is admired by vines contain numerous clusters ofpods borne close to the stems, each stemholding from four to eight pods. Pods meas-ure from three to four inches in length,with an average of three to four well formedsmall Beans in each. Continues to bloomand bears more abundantly than any small. The Vegetable Pear. Price, GARDEN MANUAL FOR THE SOUTAERN STATES. 183 climbing butter bean we have both heat and light frosts. Werecommend same highly. Sold only inpackages. Price, 15c. per package, post-paid. Daisy or Dwarf Telephone Peas.—Habit dwarf, stocky, healthy and uniform in height and little or notendency to sport. Exceedingly produc-tive. Plants frequently bearing from fiveto seven pods. The height under favorableor ordinary culture averages from fifteen tosixteen inches. It comes to the table fromfive to seven days earlier than the Strata-gem. Pods frequently five inches in length,broad and straight, round or curved at theend, remarkably well filled, often contain-ing ten peas to the pod. This is a most ex-cellent pea for table purposes and very at-tractive in the field. Price, pint, 25c; quart,40c; gallon, $1 25; per peck $; $ bushel. Corn on F,ars.


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