. Dix-septième année guide rural et catalogue. Pépinière Missouri ; Catalogues Catalogues ; Graines de légumes graines de fleurs Graines d'herbes ; Catalogues Catalogues ; Matériel et fournitures de jardinage Catalogues. -Tf'PJEDKICK PERFECTIONNÉ" ou l'amélioration de la beauté d'or du maïs. Pour décrire cette amélioration du maïs il est seulement nécessaire de se référer à la description ci-dessous de la beauté d'or. BURPEE'S I3IPJROVED GOL- DEN LA BEAUTÉ DU MAÏS. La productivité de l'Golden Beauty est due à la forme économique du maïs et du rhône' farct qu'une grande proportion des tiges pro , duce deux oreilles bien'. Il est le plus gros grains

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. Seventeenth year rural guide and catalogue. Nursery stock Missouri Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. —tf'PJEDKICK PERFECTED" or Improved Golden Beauty Corn. To describe this improved corn it is only necessary to refer to the description below of The Golden Beauty. BURPEE'S I3IPJROVED GOL- DEN BEAUTY CORN. The productive- ness of the Golden Beauty is due to the economical shape of the corn and' rhe farct that a large proportion of the stalks pro , duce two fine' ears. It i s the largest grained and handsomest yellow corn we have ever seen until we, be- came acquainted with the Pedrick Perfected describ ed above. The ears are of perfect shape, with ten to fourteen straight rows of bright golden yellow grains, of remarkable size and completely filled out to the extreme end of tne cob. The cobs are unusually small; when broken in half two grains will reach across. The richness of color and thejS-ue quality of grain make it very supe- rior for grinding into meal. The ears are easily shelled, although the kernels are firmo" the ear. and in every respect present as perfect a type as could be desired. The stalks take a strong hold on the ground ;grow vigorously to a height of eight to ten feet. Yield from Do to 125 bushels to the acre. Qt. 10c; pk. 45c; bu. $1.10; 2 bu. $2. Sacked free.. J1AMMOTH WHITE COLCM BIAN. A new mammoth white corn of unusual fine quality. Matures in 90 to 100 days; fifty ears selected will shell a bushel, many ears weighing 1% lbs each. We recom- mend this as the best white corn ever introduced, especially for the south. Don't fail to try it. Qt. 10c; pk. 35c>bu. $1.10; 2 bu. $2. Sacked free./ V THE LEAMING YELLOW. A yellow Dent variety, very small cob, with a deep long grain of rich golden color, matures in 90 days, and wili, if planted by the first of June, under ordinary culture, ripen by September 1st. Very productive, yielding from 90 to

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