. La semence de Beckert Store, Inc.. Horticulture pépinières (Pennsylvanie) ; catalogues de Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pennsylvanie pépinière catalogues ; Graines de legumes en Pennsylvanie ; catalogues de Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pennsylvanie graines de fleurs ; les catalogues de bulbes (plantes) Pennsylvanie Pittsburgh Catalogues. Rester en bonne santé avec vos propres légumes. Tomates Tomates Rutgers (LlEBESAPFEL.) PoMO D'ORO (Itdl.) Une once de graines produira environ 2 500 individus semer en mars en foyer, ou en appartements placés dans un climat chaud et ensoleillé. Lorsque 2 à 3 pouces de haut, les greffés à reposer de 3 à 4 pouces séparément dans chaque sens. Ventiler sur su

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. Beckert's Seed Store, Inc.. Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Nursery stock Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs. KEEP HEALTHY WITH YOUR OWN VEGETABLES. Rutgers Tomatoes Tomatoes LlEBESAPFEL (GeT.) PoMO D'ORO (Itdl.) One ounce of seed will produce about 2500 plants Sow seed in March in hotbed, or in flats placed in a warm, sunny window. When 2 to 3 inches high, transplant to stand 3 to 4 inches apart each way. Ventilate on sunny days to harden plants and to prevent them from growing spindly. Do not set the plants out in the open until all danger of frost is past. Pkt. 10 cts.; V2oz. 35 cts.; oz. 60 cts.; V4lb. $2.00 Early and Second-Early Sorts Bonny Best. 113 days. A well-known second early and a prolific yielder. Fruits average 3J^ inches in diameter, are bright red, smooth and solid. Break o' Day. 112 days. Early and wilt-resistant. Fruits medium large, globe-shaped, red, and of delicious flavor. John Baer. 112 days. Very good early for the home-garden. The fruits are of good size, always smooth, semi-globe-shaped, and bright red. June Pink. 110 days. The earliest pink-fruited variety. Fruits are medium sized, flattened and smooth. Penn State Earliana. 109 days. A choice early variety. Fruits dark red, of good size and nearly round. Pritchard or Scarlet Topper. 115 days. An exceedingly produc- tive, disease-resistant variety. The scarlet fruits are of good size, smooth, globular, and solid. Rutgers. 115 days. A second-early sort developed and introduced by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. _ Fruits slightly flattened, medium-sized globes, very fleshy, solid and bright red in color. Particularly adapted for table, canning and, because of its bright red color, for juice purposes. Main-Crop, Pink Sorts Main-Crop, Scarlet Tomatoes Marglobe Improved. 119 days. A wonderful home- and truc

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