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POTATOES POTATO CULTURE


We have sought out several of the best potato varieties for your gar- den. They are simple to grow and will have the taste you can only enjoy by growing your own.


Our potato eyes are cut from certified seed potatoes, which assures that they will be high yielding and top quality. We supply large seed pieces (eyes) that will produce vigorous plants. They are carefully packed and guaranteed to reach you in good condition. These eyes will be ready to plant when you receive them. Full planting instruc- tions will be included with your order.


We ship a package containing 25 eyes, which plants a 25' row. Shipments begin March 1st in the South and continue through April 30th in the North.


We also offer some varieties with whole potatoes. These certified potatoes should be cut about a week before planting and each piece should have two eyes or you can simply plant the potato whole. Complete instructions are provided.


Yukon Gold


ALL bLUE Mid-late season


YUkOn GOLd Early-mid season


This variety gives you a good crop of round to oval potatoes with a golden-colored skin and creamy-yellow flesh. Their su- perior flavor is sure to be a hit no matter how they are served. #04675 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.95; 2 pkgs. $13.50; 4 pkgs. $22.95


#04676 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


SUPERiOR Early Season


Superior


kEnnEbEC Late season


Best all-purpose potato. Thin, buff-colored skin and smooth- textured, white flesh. Top yielder and one of the most reliable. Good keeper. #04610 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.50; 2 pkgs. $11.95; 4 pkgs. $19.95 #04611 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


Russet Norkotah


A popular variety for early po- tatoes. The skin is smooth and the tubers are uniform in size and store well. Can be used for baking and cooking. #04670 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.95; 2 pkgs. $13.50; 4 pkgs. $22.95 #04671 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


Kennebec


Not just a novelty, but one of the most flavorful of all varieties! Both skin and flesh are a stun- ning solid purple, with a moist, tender texture. Excellent baked. #04601 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.50; 2 pkgs. $12.75; 4 pkgs. $21.95 #04602 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


All Blue


REd POnTiAC Mid-late season


The most popular red potato! Attractive red skin and crisp, white flesh. Develops size quickly so hills can be dug early for new potatoes. Best boiling potato. Stores well.


#04640 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.95; 2 pkgs. $13.50; 4 pkgs. $22.95 #04641 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


“FOUR bEST” POTATOES 1 pkg. each of


Russet Norkotah, Superior, Red Pontiac and Kennebec. #04690(X) $31.35 value for only $26.95


ALL SEASOn COLLEC- TiOn


1 pkg. each of Kennebec, Superior and Russet Norkotah. #04693(X) $23.40 value for only $19.95


RUSSET nORkOTAh RUSSET nORkOTAh Midseason


Standard big baking potato. Produces uniform, smooth- skinned potatoes with the famil- iar long, russet shape. Best for baking, and excellent for boiling. #04660 Pkg. (25 eyes) $7.95; 2 pkgs. $13.50; 4 pkgs. $22.95 #04661 - 3 lbs. Whole $9.95; 2 or more $9.25 each


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COLORAdO POTATO bEETLE bEATER Safe, biological control. A strain of Bacillus thuringensis that controls the larval stage of this destructive insect. Apply when the larvae are first observed and about ¼” long. Concentrate mixes easily with water and is very effective in controlling the pest on potatoes, tomatoes and eggplants. No chemical! Active ingredient is a micro-organism. #50416 Pint, $18.95


Vermont Bean Seed Company - www.vermontbean.com VALEnTinE


A superb rhubarb with thick, fleshy stalks that do not lose their color when cooked. Excel- lent for freezing and fresh use. A vigorous grower well-suited for cold climates. #04586 $9.50 each; 3 for $24.50; 6 for $39.95


RUTAbAGA CULTURE As soon as the soil can be worked, plant seed ¼" deep, 2-3" apart, in rows 18-36" apart. Allow 1-2 weeks for ger- mination. Thin to 6-8" between each plant. Best grown in early spring or late fall. Suggested for winter storage. One packet sows approx. 50' of row.


AmERiCAn YELLOw 90 Day


A New England favorite. Also known as ‘Swede Turnip’. Round, purple-topped, yellow- fleshed roots are 4-5" in diameter. Perfect ad- dition to fall and winter vegetable dishes,


soups and stews. Har-


vest in late summer or autumn for winter storage. Store in a cool location for best keeping. #03405 (A) Pkt. (1000 seeds) $2.35; (L) 1 oz. $5.95


Fingerling


FinGERLinG SALAd Late Season


Popular, heirloom variety brought to the U.S. by early German settlers. Medium-sized, long, 2-4" finger-like tubers have smooth, buff-yellow skin and light-yellow interiors. Unique flavor with a waxy texture. Ab- solutely perfect for potato salad, delicious roasted or for any potato recipe. Stores well.


#04605 Pkg. $9.95; 2 pkgs. $16.95; 4 pkgs. $29.95


Red Pontiac


RhUbARb CULTURE Pie plant should be in every garden for its many uses in pies, sauces and used in Jel- lies. Plant in full sun with the sprouts 1 to 2” below the sur- face of the soil. They like rich soil so fertilize when planted, again 3 weeks later and at the start of each season. Stalks can be cut after the first year. Divide every 3 years to keep plants producing a good crop of stalks each year.


CAnAdA REd


Long thick stems have a red ex- terior and white interior. Makes a nice strawberry-red colored sauce and its natural sweetness requires less sugar than most varieties. #04582 $9.50 each; 3 for $24.50; 6 for $39.95


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