. Trumbull & Co.'s Illustrated catalogue of field and garden seeds, 1900. Nursery stock Missouri Kansas City Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs. 52 Trumbui,!, & Co.. Jerusalem Artichokes. We offer the Jerusalem Artichoke because we consider it the best, and is a good yielder. This is the well known Tuberous variety. They are prepared for eating in the same manner as potatoes, and by some are considered extra fine. Their principal value, however, is for the feeding of swine, for which pur- pose nothing is
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. Trumbull & Co.'s Illustrated catalogue of field and garden seeds, 1900. Nursery stock Missouri Kansas City Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs. 52 Trumbui, !, & Co.. Jerusalem Artichokes. We offer the Jerusalem Artichoke because we consider it the best, and is a good yielder. This is the well known Tuberous variety. They are prepared for eating in the same manner as potatoes, and by some are considered extra fine. Their principal value, however, is for the feeding of swine, for which pur- pose nothing is better. They are very productive and easily grown. Bu $1.00. SEED GRAIN. WHEAT. Fulcaster—A bearded "wheat, very fine grained and a great yielder, but owing to its rank growth, is better adapted to the uplands and valley than the rich bottom lands. Per bushel .$1.00. Red FultZ—A smooth, red chaff wheat, a good yielder and suited to any kind of land. Per bushel $1.00. New E^rly Red Ciawson—This productive and desirable bald sort is destined to become a general favorite. Was originated from the popular Golden Cross, fertilized on the Ciawson, partaking from the Golden the compact head, dark red grain, extreme hardiness, rapid growth and strong straw; from the Ciawson, baldness, red chaff and very large kernels. The heads are very large, often growing from five to six inches in length and is a very strong, vigor- ous grower, being the first to start out in the spring and a wonderful stooler. Per bu. $1.00. Mediterranean Hybrid Winter—It has proven extremely hardy and very prolific and has been pronounced by the best judges to be very superior for flour. It has the heard and blue straw of the Mediterranean, and thick set, compact head and plump berry of the Deihl, with stiff, long straw. Perbu. $1.25. BUCKWHEAT. Japanese Per bu. $1.00 Seed Rye Per bu. $ .65 Silver Hull " 1.00 Seed Barley, common " .60' Common " .85 OATS Vick's American Banner—These wo