. Un catalogue descriptif de légumes. Les légumes ; catalogues commerciaux ; pépinières (Horticulture), catalogues, légumes, graines, semences ; catalogues, catalogues, les herbes, les catalogues. 4 producteurs de semences associées, INC. Les haricots Phaseolus vulgaris par hybridation et sélection intensive nous avons développé plusieurs variétés de haricots sans fil. Ces choicer et plus souhaitable sortes ont largement remplacé les anciens, plus grossier, variétés filandreuse. En plus de créer de nouvelles et meilleures formes à nos stations d'élevage, nous sommes continuellement à l'appliquer l'thor- qui fait ses preuves en ligne pure méthode d'élevage par laquelle

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. A descriptive catalogue of vegetables. Vegetables; Commercial catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture), Catalogs; Vegetables, Seeds, Catalogs; Seeds, Catalogs; Herbs, Catalogs. 4 ASSOCIATED SEED GROWERS, INC. BEANS Phaseolus vulgaris Through hybridization and intensive selection we have developed many of the leading varieties of stringless beans. These choicer and more desirable sorts have largely replaced the older, coarser, stringy varieties. In addition to creat- ing new and better types at our breeding stations, we continually apply the thor- oughly proven pure-line method of breeding whereby we are able to maintain pure stocks of the standard varieties which meet the needs of the discriminating planter in a uniformly satisfactory manner. In listing the number of days from planting to marketable condition, we have used the average results secured over a period of years. These figures apply to plantings under normal conditions, and will vary somewhat in different sections of the country. However, the number of days indicated will serve to show the relative maturity of the different varieties. Seed beans are commonly handled on the basis of 120 pounds to the bag. Varieties listed in capital letters we consider the best and most important. Dwarf or Bush ^JgJ ^£5 inches inches Days ASGROW STRINGLESS GREEN POD 6% y8 52 All-America Gold Medal for 1933; now one of the most popular varieties for truckers, canners and home gardens. Hardy, widely adapted and a very dependable cropper. Plant medium large, erect, somewhat thick stemmed, heavily productive. Pods nearly straight, dark green, round, meaty, succulent; entirely stringless, totally without fiber, of outstanding quality. Seed oblong, purple mottling on buff with brownish cast: 67 per oz. ASGROW BLACK VALENTINE 6% y8 49 All-America Silver Medal for 1933. Highly popular with qual- ity shippers and market gardeners. Similar to the old Black Valentine except that it is free from strings. Plant large, erect, prolific. Ver

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