. LIVINGSTON S PERFECTION TOMATO. SPINACH, Dreer's Round-Seeded Savoy. The best, large, thick, fleshy, curled-leaved variety; equally good for spring or fall sowing. The most profitable variety for either family or market, Pkt., 5 cts.; oz., 10 cts.; lb., 75 cts. TOMATO, Early Acme. This new early variety is one of the best for the family or mar- ket; ripens evenly, of medium uniform size, round, very solid, and of a pinkish color, produc- tive, bearing until killed by frost; it has no green core, excellent for canning. Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 40 cts.; lb., $ TOMATO, Early Paragon. A new earl
. LIVINGSTON S PERFECTION TOMATO. SPINACH, Dreer's Round-Seeded Savoy. The best, large, thick, fleshy, curled-leaved variety; equally good for spring or fall sowing. The most profitable variety for either family or market, Pkt., 5 cts.; oz., 10 cts.; lb., 75 cts. TOMATO, Early Acme. This new early variety is one of the best for the family or mar- ket; ripens evenly, of medium uniform size, round, very solid, and of a pinkish color, produc- tive, bearing until killed by frost; it has no green core, excellent for canning. Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 40 cts.; lb., $ TOMATO, Early Paragon. A new early variety of great merit, producing until the vines are killed by frost; ripens evenly, very solid, of a dark-red color, and delicious flavor; heavy foliage, therefore it does not sunburn, and must become a favorite market variety; excellent for canning. Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 50 cts.; lb., $ TOMATO, Livingston's Perfection. This variety which is offered for the first time to the public is as the originator has named it " Perfec- ; _ The success of the Acme and Paragon varieties is well known to the Horticulturist, Market Gardener and Canner, and the merits of this introduction so far eclipses these sorts that we take pleasure in giving the originator's description, viz.:—For a good many years I have made the Tomato my specialty, with what success let the Acme and Paragon testify. The favor with which they were received by the public has induced me to still further experiment, with the view of producing something better than either, and I am happy to say my labors have been entirely successful. It is shaped like the Acme, somewhat larger, the same flavor, fully as early, perfectly smooth, blood-red in color, with more flesh and fewer seeds. A heavy cropper and produces more and larger fruit at the close of the season. It is entirely free from black rot at the blossom end which sometimes occurs in the Acme. In fact I considered it a perfect Tomato. Pkt of 30 s
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