. La circulaire annuelle et de détail catalogue de graines de fleurs et légumes le justifient. Le jardinage United States de l'équipement et des fournitures ; les catalogues de graines de legumes United States catalogues ; Graines Fruits United States Catalogues. JAMES J. H. GREGORY'S SEED CATALOGUE DE VENTE AU DÉTAIL ET CIRCULAIRE. 9. Canada Victor T©niateB la saison dernière, un homme vivant au Canada m'a envoyé une description d'une nouvelle tomate. J'ai écrit pour demander une pincée de semence que je pourrais le tester dans mon jardin expérimental,-une parcelle de terrain d'environ trois quarts de l'acre, ce qui est assez bien rempli à chaque saison avec des variétés de légumes nouveaux ma

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. Annual circular and retail catalogue of warranted vegetable and flower seeds. Gardening United States Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds United States Catalogs; Fruit Seeds United States Catalogs. JAMES J. H. GREGORY'S SEED CIRCULAR AND RETAIL CATALOGUE. 9. Canada Victor T©niateB Last season a gentleman residing in Canada sent me a glowing description of a new tomato. I wrote asking for a pinch of seed that I might test it in my experimental garden, —a tract of land of about three- quarters of an acre, which is pretty well filled every season with varieties of new vegetables my numerous correspondents kindly send me for trial. I planted these on my ground, anticipating the usual result, a tomato with some very good characteristics, but on the whole not superior to some kinds already before the public. About the time the plants were put out, left for Europe ; when I returned my foreman called my special attention to this new tomato, which had ripened its fruit several days earlier than any other kind of the hventy-five varieties I was groiving scattered over my different farms. On examining the new sort I saw at a glance that here was a decided acquisition. The fruit was not only the earliest of all, but of large size and exceedingly sym- metrical and handsome, while in ripening it had no green left around the stem, a great fault with many kinds otherwise good. The fruit was heavy, full meated and rich, between round and oval in shape, and red in color; it was distributed very evenly on the vines. A correspondence developed the fact that the gentleman who sent it had for the past three seasons been testing it side by side with other standard varieties, and found that it ripened six to ten days earlier. This fact may be in part accounted for by its having been grown for years in a northern latitude, while the utmost care had always been used in the selecting of seed stock. As fair a test as I can present of its merits is this : a market gardener cam

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