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VEGETABLE SEED PSIOVELTIES
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HEART O'GOLD" SQUASH. ^ ^ -*
.5t ^HEART O'GOLD" SQUASH ^
is greatly esteemed by those who have grown it.
"I send you a pbotonrnpb of six HEART O'GOLD
SQUASH, t)ie spfids of nliirh I procured from you Inst
spring. I raised tliese sqii.isli without any cultivation
whiitevei — simply planted the seeds and let them fcroir.
"The vines werehealthy and very vigorous, the stalks in
some places being over an inch in diameter. The flesh of
HEART O'GOLD is sweet and firm, with no appearance
ofstringiness whatever." UEO. U. CL.ARK,
Oyster Bay, L. I.
'• From your seed I have a squash. HEART O'GOLD,
weighing 37 pounds. It has proved quite proliSc and
ttuit of tine flavor." Dr. H. T. FULLERTO v
Ken r
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Heart O'Gold is a very distinct sort which has
been carefully and thoroughly tested. Fully
appreciating the worth of the many useful varieties
already in cultivation, we introduce this sort feel-
ing confident that it will prove of good and lasting
value and be a decided acquisition. The vines are
strong, vigorous and healthy, which enables it to
resist the ravages of borers successfully. It Is
also very prolific, owing to its strong gro\vth and
freedom in setting fruit. Our illustration gives
a good idea of its general appearance. The color
of the fruit is a rich reddish orange and the shape
is not only attractive, but economical in cutting,
there being little or no waste. The fiesh is very
deep, with small seed cavity, of excellent quality,
either for pies or as a vegetable. We advise all
patrons to give it a trial. (See cut.) 10c. pkt.,
.tj Strong;, healthy grower, §
8 Bountiful yielder.
I The best for pies and
.t cook in gf. Deep, solid,
f fine-grained flesh of
j^ brilliant reddish orange;
S quality, flavor and dry-