+---------+ |SEED FOR | | 50 FT. | VEGETABLE | ROW | VARIETIES +---------+ Asparagus, seed | 1 oz. | Palmetto, Giant Argenteuil, Barr's | | Mammoth Asparagus, plants | 50 | Palmetto, Giant Argenteuil, Barr's | | Mammoth Bean, pole | 1/2 pt. | Kentucky Wonder, Golden ...
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... German Giant._--This variety embraces most of the German and French sorts--the Giant Dutch Purple, Ulm Giant, Giant Brunswick, Large Erfurt, Early Darmstadt, and many others. Argenteuil._--Of this three sub-varieties are ...
... This variety very nearly resembles the Giant Purple-topped. It is, however, considered a little earlier, and the top is deeper colored. GIANT PURPLE-TOP. Dutch. Red-top. Sprout white; the top, as it ...
... Shepherd's Giant Red, 329. Shepherd's Red, 329. Small Dutch, 329. Sutton's White Solid, 329. Tours Purple, 328. Turc, 330. Turkey, 330. Turkish Giant Solid, 330. Violet de Tours, 328. Wall's ...
... These field types have been crossed with table types to make "giant" table varieties that really suit dry gardening. What to do with a giant kohlrabi (or any bulb getting overblown)? Peel, grate finely ...
... Specially worthy of attention are Giant Primrose, a beautiful variety with rich cream or buff flowers; the Giant Spotted, which produces handsome flowers, rich and varied in colour; and the white variety with its ...
... Chrysanthemum coronarium, Princess May 3 Chrysanthemum coronarium, Double white 3 Cornflower, White 3 Helichrysum, Silver Globe 3 Larkspur, Stock-flowered, White 3 Lavatera alba splendens 3 Poppy, Giant Double, White 3 Poppy Giant Single ...
... Cornflower, Blue 3 Larkspur, Stock-flowered, Blue 3 Larkspur, Stock-flowered, Pale Mauve 3 Lupinus, Tall dark blue 3 Poppy, Giant Double, Mauve 3 Scabious, Mauve 3 MEDIUM. Godetia, Double Mauve 2 Lupinus Hartwegii ...
... Shepherd's Giant Red. Much like the Manchester Red, but has flatter stems: consequently, it is more compact, and blanches sooner and more perfectly, than that variety; to which, for these reasons, it is ...
... onions, broccoli cauliflower, cabbage, favas beans Endive Kale Garden sorrel Indeterminate tomatoes Giant kohlrabi Parsley--leaf and root heirloom summer squash (sprawly) Pole beans Herbs: marjoram, thyme, dill, cilantro, fennel, oregano Root crops: carrots ...
... Between this and the Tall, or Giant, there are numerous sub-varieties; the result both of cultivation and climate. The Tall sorts become dwarfish and earlier if long cultivated at the North; and the ...
... As nearly as can be judged from the notes, the ten varieties rank for earliness about as follows, though all kinds yielded something at the first cutting: {10 Giant Purple Top. { 7 Barr's ...
... At least four grasses, namely, Para, Carib, Rhodes and Bermuda, especially Giant Bermuda, yield wonderfully. The enormous area of muck lands in Florida, especially in the Everglades, can, it would seem, be utilized only ...
... Plume, Golden Self-blanching, | | Winter Queen Celery, plant | 100 | White Plume, Golden Self-blanching, | | Winter Queen Endive | 1/2 oz. | Broad-Leaved Batavian, Giant Fringed Peas, late | 1 pt. | Gradus Crops in Sec. II.
... Of the cultivated plant there are two classes of varieties, the large-growing, or giant, and the dwarf sorts. These are again divided into those which must be blanched by excluding all the light ...
... Grayson's Giant, 161. Gravesend, 161. Green-top, 161. Mortlake, 161. Reading, 161. Red-top, 161. Asparagus officinalis, 153. Astragalus hamosus, 405. Atriplex hortensis, 296. Avilès Cabbage, 275. Balm, 409. Balsamita vulgaris, 416. Barbadoes ...
This variety, when grown under the same conditions as the Giant Purple-top, is generally smaller or more slender. The top of the sprout, and the scales on the sides, are often slightly tinged ...
... and tender, but are not considered superior to those of the Common Dwarf Sugar. GIANT EATABLE-PODDED. _Vil. Giant Sugar. Stalk four to five feet high; leaves large, yellowish-green, stained with red at ...
... Other useful varieties include Giant Carentian (ABL), Alaska (STK), and Winter Giant (PEA). Lettuce
... Cornflower, Pink 3 Larkspur, Stock-flowered, Rosy Scarlet 3 Lavatera rosea splendens 3 Lupinus mutabilis, Cream and Pink 3 Poppy, Giant Double, Chamois-rose 3 Scabious, Pink 3 Nasturtium, Salmon Queen Cl. Nasturtium, Rosy ...
... Henderson's new Early Giant I have not yet tried, but from the description I should say it is the same type as the above. Of the pole limas, the new Giant-podded is ...
Varieties.=--The so-called dwarf and half-dwarf varieties have pushed the larger kinds out of the market almost entirely, though seed of the giant sorts can still be obtained. The dwarf kinds are ...
Giant Asparagus.—Some of the most critical judges of Asparagus in the country are extremely partial to giant sticks. Their preference is not based on mere superiority in size, but on the special flavour ...
... Every Northwestern woodsman knows tracts of varying size (usually small because fire has been almost universal) covered with big old hemlock, white fir and cedar, with here and there a dying giant fir, perhaps ...
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