. Burpee's farm annual, 1887 : garden, farm, and flower seeds. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Vegetables Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. The Best Peas for a Succession. J. M. Bishop, Shamong, N. J., June 23d, 1888, writes :— Your " Burpee's Best " Extra Early Peas are well named, as they are extra early and ahead of anything I ever planted. We got two good pickings up to date, vines are all dead and the ground readj- for another crop. Your Quantiiy and Quality Peas are splendid, and we are now enjoying them. 1 think that I have now found out what Peas t
. Burpee's farm annual, 1887 : garden, farm, and flower seeds. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Vegetables Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. The Best Peas for a Succession. J. M. Bishop, Shamong, N. J., June 23d, 1888, writes :— Your " Burpee's Best " Extra Early Peas are well named, as they are extra early and ahead of anything I ever planted. We got two good pickings up to date, vines are all dead and the ground readj- for another crop. Your Quantiiy and Quality Peas are splendid, and we are now enjoying them. 1 think that I have now found out what Peas to plant for a succession. First.—" Burpee's Best" Extra Early. Second.—Burpee's Quantity and Quality. Third.—Everbearing. Fourth.—Telephone. Making a long season for Peas,—at least two months. \V. H. Haverfield, Cadiz, Ohio, Sept. 21st, 1888, writes :—I like your Emerald Ge'.n Melon better everj- year, and I shall plant no other variety for our own family use. The MHiite Zulu Pole Brani?,, in my honest opinion, without exception, the very best of the pole varieties for a snap bean. The pods grow wonderfully large and hand- some, while the vines are luxuriant and remarkably pro- lific. Planted beside others, I consider the Mliite Zulu far ahead of any as a snap, taking into consideration qualit}-, quantity and appearance. The Blue Podded Butter Beans are splendid, very tender, of delicious flavor, productive, bearing large, handsome, straight pods, and ripening earlier than any other variety of Dwarf Beans. BUI^PBB'S CaI^LIESHT (SGAi^iiBJii BUTHTON) I^ADISH. Named and introduced by us in 1887, this new Radish had previously been tested all over the United States by cus- tomers to whom we had sent the seed for trial. Consequently there has been a very large demand for the seed, and grown upon a larger scale for market, it has fully sustained our claim that it is the very earliest radish in the 7narket. One customer reports that Burpee's Earliest was ready
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