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OF Pimn, SEEflS, ETC. 



A SELECTION OF BROCCOLI FOR GARDEN 

 CULTURE. 



Purple Cape, Grange's White, Walcheren, 

 Snow's Winter Wiiite, and Purple Sprouting ; 

 ^^_ Cattell's Eclipse. These are enough for all 

 =^ ordinary families ; and Walcbereu may be 

 '"" own frequently for succession. 



A SELECTION OF VARIETIES OF CABBAGE 

 iN^ FOR GARDEN CULTURE. 



Atkins's Matchless, small; Dwarf Early York, small and quick; 

 Cattell's Reliance, suitable to sow from March to August, and to cut at 

 all seasons ; West Ham, for fields and large gardens ; Fearnought, fine 

 for spring use, very hardy; Little Pixie, very early, dwarf and sweet; Sutton's 

 Imperial ; Green Curled Savoy — last two fine for autumn sowing ; with the Lon- 

 don Colewort. 



A SELECTION OF CAULIFLOWER FOR GARDEN CULTURE. 



Early London may be sown spring and autumn ; Large Asiatic comes in late 

 and fine ; Lenormand, for autumn sowing only. 



£ est for forcing. — Frogmore Early and Wellington. 



A SELECTION OF VARIETIES OF CELERY FOR GARDEN CULTURE.' 



The best flavoured are the red kinds, of which Hood's Imperial, and Manchester 

 Champion are the best. The best flavoured white is Sandringham; best for production, 

 Northumberland Champion. 



A SELECTION OF VARIETIES OF CUCUMBER FOR GARDEN CULTURE. 



For frames and houses for summer use. — Dr. Livingstone, Empress Eugenie, 

 Kirklees Hall Defiance, Star of the West. 



For open ground. — Henderson's A 1 Ridge, and common Gherkin for pickling. 



For winter fruiting. — RoUisson's Telegraph, the best of all for winter, and first- 

 rate in every season ; Highland Mary, Kenyon's Favourite. 



A SELECTION OF VARIETIES OF LETTUCE FOR GARDEN CULTURE. 



Best Callage Lettuces. — Early White Spring, White Tennis Ball, Stone Tennis, 

 Neapolitan, Stonehead Frame, Crisp German. 



Best Cos Lettuces. — Florence, Paris. 



Varieties especially adapted for liot climates and dry soils. — Batavian Brown 

 Cabbage, Blood Red Cabbage, Coquille. 



Varieties lasting longest after attaining perfection. — Berlin W^liite, Brunzul, 

 Crisp German, Brumhead, Early White Spring, Large Red Cabbage, Neapolitan, 

 Normandy, Royal White Summer, Spotted Red Cabbage, Stonehead Frame, Spotted 

 White Cabbage, Florence Cos, Red Cos. 



A SELECTION OF VARIETIES OF ONIONS FOR GARDEN CULTURE. 



For early rise and pickling. — Silver Skin and Early Nocera. 



For general crop.— Nnneham Park, Reiding, and Jamt^s's Keepi:^g. 



BEST VARIETIES OF TURNIPS FOR aARDEN CULTURE. 



Early Dutch, Veitch's Red Topped Stone, Nonsuch. 



The best for sowing in autumn are Jersey Navet and Orange Jtlly. 



