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Identifier: catalog1945jobp (find matches)
Year: 1945 (1940s)
Authors: Job P. Wyatt and Sons Company; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nurseries (Horticulture) North Carolina Raleigh Catalogs; Nursery stock North Carolina Raleigh Catalogs; Seeds North Carolina Raleigh Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) North Carolina Raleigh Catalogs; Vegetables North Carolina Raleigh Catalogs; Gardening Nort
Publisher: Raleigh, N. C. : Job P. Wyatt and Sons
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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W YAT T' S TOBACCO SEEDS F253 Bonanza Certified & for its bright lemon color. Leaves are broad and long, making good weight. Especially suited to heavier soil types. Price: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. §2.50; 8 ozs. §6.25, postpaid. rncL A tall priming type still popu- rAOD vUbil iar because of its good yield and easy curing qualities. The broad, medium length leaves are well spaced on the plants in- suring though ripening. Best suited to the sandy or gray soils. Prices: Oz. 60c; 3 ozs. $1.50; 8 ozs. $3.25, postpaid. F250 Improved Gold Dollar Certified A selection from Cokers Strain 5. Tall priming tvpe with long broad leaves, ripening uniformly. Produces a big crop of high quality cigarette tobacco and especially adapted to light gray to sandy loam soils. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. 3 ozs. 8 ozs. $3.25, post- F275 Gold Dollar f^r °z" 60c paid. leaved F254 Tobacco, Oxford 26, Granville Wilt Resistant Our Oxford 26 tobacco seeds are produced on soils known to contain the wilt spores and the crop is interplanted every tenth row with a standard variety. Note the effect of the wilt on the non-resistant variety in the center row in the picture above, and the uniform stand of Oxford 26 in the next rows. F254 Oxford 26 Certified ™? varied resistant to Granville wilt, offered for the first time for planting in 1945. Granville Wilt is widespread in Granville, Wake, Durham, Pitt, Carteret, and Craven counties but is present on at least a few farms in nearly every North Carolina county where flue-cured tobacco is grown. In general appearance Granville wilt is similar to other diseases that attack the crop, but in mid-summer can be easily distinguished by the presence of dark streaks which extend for 18 or more inches above the soil in the woody part of the stem. Oxford 26 is recommended only for fields known to be contaminated with Granville wilt. This strain is highly resistant, but for best results should be grown on soil rotated to other crops for 1 to 2 years. By comparison this variety will not produce the weight of leaf per acre that can be expected from 400 or 401, but the yield would compare favorably with such standard varieties as Gold Dollar, White Stemmed Orinoco or Cash. Be- cause the leaves are spaced somewhat farther apart than on some varieties, it can be planted closer together in the row for increased yield. The quality compares favorably with other varieties. Our Oxford 26 is produced directly from seeds supplied by the Oxford Experiment Station where this variety was developed. SOLD OUT FOR 1945 (To assure your supply for next season we will accept your order now and make delivery, subject to crop, December 1945. Send no money until we notify you of the price at shipping time.) F273 400 Certified variety that makes vigorous growth and is noted for production of high quality yields of thin bright tobacco on the more fertile soil types. Resistant to Black Root Rot, a disease that is common on the heavier soil types of the old and middle belts. Best cures are obtained where the leaves ripen thoroughly on the hill. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. C7C< Am r~~i.:r,~A A broad leaved variety developed from a cross of 400 on Cash. TOO TV I ^ertlried similar in growth habit to 400 but has slightly more body, pro- ducing high yields of superior quality leaf. Best cures are obtained when the leaves ripen thoroughly on the hill. Prices: Oz. $1.50; 3 ozs. $3.75; 8 ozs. $8.75, postpaid. C777 Am r^i-W.^A A cross of 400 and Jamaica Wrapper. A very high yielding tobacco I T"U^ L<errmea f0r Eastern North Carolina and a producer of fine quality. Sold out. F255 401 Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. \~™~,~~ \Y/^««««h Tall plants, long, medium broad leaves spaced far apart on rZO/ Jamaica Wrapper the plant insuring good ripening. Makes heavy yields and good quality, bright tobacco. Best suited to sandy loam soil. Prices: Oz. 60c; 3 ozs. $1.50; 8 ozs. $3.25, postpaid. CJCn U.^^^1, A fine new variety with large broad leaves. The crop ripens rZDU /Viammorn VJOIQ well and cures easily. The plants are vigorous and grow to good size making one of the heaviest producers of bright leaf tobaccos. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. F252 Virginia Bright Leaf Certified Suited to anv type of tobacco soils, doing best on the lighter types. One of the finest bright leaf tobaccos, mak- ing big crops of unusually fine quality. The plants are tall, leaves broad and long, and cure beautifully. A very profitable tobacco to grow. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. F269 Virginia Bright Leaf $3.25, postpaid. Prices: Oz. ozs. $1.50; COTTON SEEDS NORTH CAROLINA GROWN, CERE SAN TREATED, RECLEANED, TESTED F201 Coker 100-Strain 7 (Delinted) A later and improved strain of the same depend- able cotton offered above. The seeds have had the same careful treatment and testing. Prices: Bu. $2.50; 10 bu. or more at $2.40 bu. F202 Coker 100-Strain 7 f2ri2c?:s: or more at $2.15 bu. Bu. $2.25; 10 bu. F207 Coker 100-Strain 5 g?5co?i or more at $2.40 bu. Bu. 0 bu. F206 Coker 100 (Wilt Seed) An especially heavy yielding early and wilt- resistant variety. For thin land or land infested with wilt we recommend this variety. Prices: Bu. $2.50; 10 bu. or more at $2.40 per bu. F251 White Stem Orinoco Certified Well liked for its ability to make good crops of fine quality cigarette tobacco on thin or poor soils. On the better fine gray or sandv soils it maks a splendid crop. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. F266 White Stem 0'„-,ft Prices: Oz. 60c; 3 ozs. NnOCO$i.50; 8 ozs. $3.25, postpaid. F265 Yellow Mammoth Tall growing vigorous plants, producing fine bright yellow leaf tobacco. One of the heaviest producers and a real money maker. Adapted to a wide range of tobacco soils. Prices: Oz. $1.00; 3 ozs. $2.50; 8 ozs. $6.25, postpaid. F278 Yellow Special A fine variety originating in Virginia and receiving much in- terest for poorer soils where it produces good crops and good quality. Very large leaves that ripen uniformly. Prices: Oz. SI.50; 3 ozs. $3.75; 8 ozs. $8.75, postpaid.

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