Carter's First Crop Peas
This is an English variety, introduced by Carter & Co., of London. It has been grown in this country several years, and unquestionably ranks among the earliest peas yet introduced, but we fail to discover any superiority over our Extra Early. It grows two and a half feet high, is very prolific, and of good flavor.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog
This is an English variety, introduced by Carter & Co., of London. It has been grown in this country several years, and unquestionably ranks among the earliest peas yet introduced, but we fail to discover any superiority over our Extra Early. It grows two and a half feet high, is very prolific, and of good flavor.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog
Carter's First Crop Peas
Very early and productive variety, of good quality, and by some is claimed to be the earliest in cultivation; height, 30 inches; Qt., 65c.; pt., 40c.; pkt., 10c.
Originally listed in: Livingston's Gardeners Seed List for 1878
Very early and productive variety, of good quality, and by some is claimed to be the earliest in cultivation; height, 30 inches; Qt., 65c.; pt., 40c.; pkt., 10c.
Originally listed in: Livingston's Gardeners Seed List for 1878
Carter's First Crop Peas
One of the earliest varieties; 2 ½ ft.; Per qt., 40c.; pk., $2.25; bu., $8.00.
Originally listed in: Peter Henderson & Co. 1873 Seed Catalogue
One of the earliest varieties; 2 ½ ft.; Per qt., 40c.; pk., $2.25; bu., $8.00.
Originally listed in: Peter Henderson & Co. 1873 Seed Catalogue