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Quedlinburg Winnigstadt. Intermediate early; large 
conical-shaped head; 100 to 115 days; an excellent 
shipping variety. 
Early York. Small, roundish head; short stem; 90 
to 100 days. 
Etampes, or Advance, Earliest Express, First Early, 
Henderson’s Premium, Lightning, Wonderful. Small, 
conical-shaped head; 80 to 90 days. 
Green Curled Savoy. Medium-sized, yellowish- 
green head, nearly round, somewhat pointed at the 
top; 110 to 120 days. 
Green Glazed. Large head, loose and open; long 
stalk; leaves varnished or glossy, shining green; resists 
the attacks of worms, fleas and caterpillars better than 
other sorts; 110 to 120 days. 
Large Late Flat Dutch, or Bloomsdale- Large Late 
Flat Dutch, Danish ditto, Excelsior ditto, Market 
Gardeners’ ditto, Matchless ditto, Premium ditto, Silver 
Leaf ditto, Superb ditto, Acme, Autumn King, Chicago 
Market Garden, Colossal Hundred Weight, Large Late 
Drum Head, Marblehead Mammoth, Sure Head, World 
Beater. Heavy, broad, rounded solid head, flattened 
at the top; short stem; color bluish green; 125 to 140 
days. 
The old type staple late variety. Introduced here from Europe 
by the first settlers; not yet improved on; as seen above, has many 
synonyms. 
Large Wakefield, or Charleston Wakefield, Long 
Island Beauty. Conical-shaped head, larger and later 
than the Early Jersey Wakefield; 100 to 115 days. 
Large York. Medium-sized, roundish head; short 
stem; 100 to 115 days. 
Louisville Early Drum Head, or Deep Head, Eclipse, 
Florida Header, New Hard Head, Reedland Early 
