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and white, compact heads. It headed ten days later 

 than Henderson's Snowball. 



Careaea Rock. — An extra selected strain of 

 Erfurt, said' by Wm, Elliott & Sons, of New York, 

 to be the earliest and surest variety to head. 



Caetee's Defiance {Early Defiance). — Gregory 

 considers this a fine variety for forcing or very 

 early use. 



Caetee's Dwaef Mammoth. — An early variety, 

 coming in just after Carter's Defiance. Plant 

 dwarf, head very large, perfect in form and of fine 

 color. 



Caetee's Extea Eaely Autumn Giant. — A variety 

 said, in 1889, to have large, close, white heads, both 

 flower and leaf being less coarse than those of 

 Autumn Giant. 



Caetee's Mt. Blanc, see Mt. Blanc. 



Chalon Peefection. — A variety mentioned in 

 Gardeners Monthly, in 18S6. Said to be as white 

 as snow, almost as smooth as ivory, and to make 

 good heads in soil of moderate fertility. Probably 

 the same as Early Dwarf Chalon, which see. 



Chapel {ChapeVs Cream). — Catalogued in Bailey's 

 "Annals of Horticulture," in 1889. 



Claek's Champion. — An imported English variety 

 mentioned in Vick^s Magazine for 1887, p. 52, as 

 being a little later than Snowball and Tick's Ideal. 



