Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Burpee's Annual, 1921: The Leading American Seed Catalog
And gardening is really easy if you start right. It goes without saying that, first Of all, you must have good seeds. N O gardener could succeed if his seeds failed to grow, or if they grew and proved to be not pure. If you buy seeds from Burpee Of Philadelphia, you are reasonably sure to receive the best seeds that it has been possible to produce. But even the best seeds would fail unless given the proper attention, and it is just here that we want to be of help to you. It 13 our aim that In every neighborhood the best gardens shall be those grown from Bur pee's seeds. Our interests are really mutual - your success is ours.
A little study before ordering will enable If you are not sure which variety to choose, follow the Bull' 3 Eye It 13 used to mark those varieties which we consider the best of their respective types. And the Burpee Trade Mark denotes those varieties which were first introduced in America by Burpee.
Start right by carefully reading burpee' S annual. You to make a good selection.
If you are a beginner in gardening, you will need the 'burpee cultural lea?ets. The Burpee lea?ets are of service even to the most experienced gardener. It may be there is some new vegetable you would like to grow, but feel that you don't know how - we will gladly tell you how. The Burpee cultural lea?ets give you garden information it has taken us more than forty years to accumulate These cultural lea?ets have been prepared to make it easy for you. Any of them will be mailed to you free.
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