Historic, Archive Document
Do not assume content reflects current
scientific Knowledge, policies, or practices.
Be i
Pe
baw ?
ee eee
he
CL CO COLLECT CE AL CCS LS TR Re er nn hi ne ene
For 1910
OLDS’ IDEAL EARLY SWEET CORN. The best early sweet
corn we know of.
Mr. C.S. Clark the well known seed corn grower, of Wakeman, Ohio, says: “You have a
valuable sweet corn in this new variety of yours and I consider it one of the grandest
varieties grown. It is something wonderful insize for so early a variety, and it is the
most showy, large grain, extra early variety of sweet corn I have ever seen.’’
It withstands drought remarkably well and adapts itself to any kind of soil.
The fodder will average 6 feet in height, producing two and three good ears to a
stalk.
The ears are almost as large as Stowell’s Evergreen, of excellent flavor, which com-
bined with its earliness makes it a very desirable corn.
It is an early real sweet corn and sells on sight in any market. It is just the corn all
market gardeners are looking for.
Price:- Bu. $3.00; 10 bus. or more, at $2.50 per bu.(retail price $4.00 per bu.)
3 per cent 10 days, net 90 days. _Electrotype furnished free with every order of
1o bushels or more.
/
EARLY MODEL MUSKMELON. _ The Model is a
perfect melon.
It averages about two pounds in weight, is perfect in shape, very productive and possesses
all the good qualities of the Rocky Ford. The flesh is green, seed cavity smail with few
seeds. It bears transporation well and on account of its size and shape, will bring fancy
prices in any market. The flesh is firm and flavor unexcelled. The vines grow fast and
during dry weather donot lose their strength, but upon the coming of rain respond
quickly. As a table melon and for the home garden The Model cannot be surpassed.
Price:- Lb. 75 c. inlots of 10 Ibs. or more (retail price $1.25 per lb.) 3 per cent
10 days, net 90 days. Electrotype furnished free with an order for 1o lbs. or more.
Ea Ea OLDs; SEED {COMPANY
pir
MADISON, WISCONSIN
L