. Une liste descriptive de variétés de légumes. Pépinières (Horticulture) ; Catalogues Catalogues ; Graines de légumes graines de fleurs de catalogues. FERRY MORSE SEED CO. DES DESCRIPTIONS DES VARIÉTÉS VÉGÉTALES GREEN GLOBE ARTICHAUT la variété standard pour la maison, le jardin et l'expédition ; marché largement cultivé en Californie ; chefs de grandes, globulaire, deep green ; échelles très charnue à la base. Les boutons de fleurs sont la partie mangée. La deuxième année de l'ours les plantes à partir de graines et durer plusieurs années. (Le topinambour est entièrement différent, d'être une racine tubéreuse membre de la famille du tournesol). Les asperges *MARY WASHINGTON récemment un

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. A descriptive list of vegetable varieties. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs. FERRY-MORSE SEED CO. DESCRIPTIONS OF VEGETABLE VARIETIES ARTICHOKE GREEN GLOBE The standard variety for home, market garden and shipping; widely grown in California; heads large, globular, deep green; scales very fleshy at base. The flower buds are the part eaten. Plants bear the second year from seed and last several years. (The Jerusalem Artichoke is entirely different, being a tuberous rooted member of the Sunflower family). ASPARAGUS *MARY WASHINGTON A recently developed rust resistant strain, producing large deep green sprouts of splendid quality.. Rogueing a field of beans at our Oakview Seed Breeding Station BEANS Beans are planted at our Oakview Seed Breeding Station near Detroit about June 10th. We have indicated the number of days required under ordinary circumstances for the common garden varieties to produce snap pods. The descriptions are of pods at the snap stage of growth. In the field beans we have indicated the days required to mature the crop. In the Lima beans we have noted the number of days required to produce green shell beans under ordinary conditions and the descriptions are of green shell pods. It is noteworthy that the earlier varieties of garden bean do produce snap pods as early as 40 days from planting in the spring under particularly favorable circumstances. We have chosen to use in our descriptions the average of many seasons' observation. The length of time required does vary according to the section of the country in which the crop is grown. The number of days indicated is particularly useful in comparing the earliness of varieties.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ferry-Morse Seed Company; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and

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