16 Kc W: 
Bolgiano’s Celebrated Big Head Let- 
tuce.—16 ounces to 1 big head of lettuce is only a fair 
average head, some have weighed 14 pounds and 
over. Its beautiful form and color attracts the at- 
tention of expert growers. It forms a compact head, 
has no core, but atender golden heart. Asashipper 
it is unexcelled, commands the very best prices, de- 
mand alwaysexceecs the supply. It resists the cold, 
withstands the summer heat, always crisp, has a_ 
mild flavor; when open it becomes a table orna- 
ment, in fact in this sort the trucker bas found for 
the’first time a PERFECT LETTUCKE—Packets, 5c. and 
19e. Ounce, 15c. + Pound, 5Uc. 4 Pound, 80c. 
ound, $1.50. 
New Golden Queen Lottuce.—A very remarkable new 
' /Jettuce, which withstands hot summer heat without becom- 
/ ing bitter or running to seed, and produces cabbage like 
heads of large size and superior quality. Outside it is a pale 
green, and inside holds a large crisp heart of cream ve low 
color and delicious buttery tlavory. It is the result of con- 
tinuous careful selections. and shows how intelligent at- 
tention improves the lettuce. The most careful growers 
ve particular praise, and consider it first-class in all re- 
pects. It will please you— Packets. 5c.and 10c. Ounce, lic. 
4 Pound,50c. 4% Pound, 80c. 1 Pound, $1.50. 
Trianon White Cos Lettuce.—This favorite of the Paris 
table excels all other lettuce in crispness. tenderness and 
flavor, particular its own, and unapproached by any other 
lettuce. The heads are tall and conical. When blanched, 
the leaves become stiff like stalks of celery, and snowy 
white, and may be eaten like celery. Hence it is knownas 
the celery lettuce. It stands long distance shipment, and 
is used in all the markets. Suitable for spring and autumn’ 
sowing. You should try it—Packets, 5c. and 10c. Ounce, 
15c. % Pound, 40c. 1 Pound, $1.00. 
BOLGIANO, 
3oston Market, or Tennis Ball Lettuce.—This variety 
sused specially for greenhouse and hot-bed culture, be- 
causeit can be planted very close. It grows very compact, 
fair gize, heads slightly tinged with red on edge of leaves— 
Pagkets, 5c. and 10c. Ounce, Idec. 20unces, 25c. 4 Pound, 40c- 
ound, $1.50. 
Jefiance.—This we consider one of the very best lettuces. 
t isof tine qualiiy, crisp and tender, and remains in prime 
condition a long time before going to seed. As a summer 
varjéty it has already become a standard sort—Packets, 5c. 
luc. Ounce, Ise. % Pound, 40c. 1 Pound, $1.00. 
s0lgiano’s Oak Leaf Lettuce.—!s most remarkable for 
resisting the summer’s heat. It makes a first-class head, and 
retains its marketable condition long after other sorts be- 
come worthless. For thesummer season at the North and. 
forthe warmer climate at the South itis especially desirable — 
—Packets, 5c. and luc. Ounce, lic. 4 Pound,40c. % Pound, 
ec. 1 Pound, $1.00. ; 
Big Boston Lettuce.—Identical in color, shape and gen- 
eral appearance with famous Boston Market Lettuce, but is 
double the size. Itis about one week later in maturing, but 
its solidity and greater size head make it a very valuable 
sort. Suitable either for forcing in cold frames or open 
ground planting. The Big Boston is wanted by market 
gardeners and truckers, because it always produces large, 
solid, salable heads, and because it heads up well at all sea- 
jns of the year. and is of crisp, tender quality— Packets, 5c. 
d10c. Ounce.20c. &% Pound,65e. % Pound, $1.00. 1 Pound,$2.00 
California Cream Butter Lettuce.—Is a lettuce of much 
merit. It meets the expectations of expert gardeners and 
shippers who have no use forany except the best. Outside > 
leaves are a medium green color, inside is folded a solid 
head of rich, creamy yellow color. It is coysidered by the 
rgest growers one of the best in cultivation—Ounce, lic. 
Pound, 40e. % Pound, 60c. 1 Pound, $1.00. 
Royal Cabbage Lettuce.—Is a famous sort of the very 
best qualities for fall and winter use. It stands the severest 
winter equal to cabbage, and heads under glass to the satis- 
faction of the largest growers. It has won favor in the 
Southern States, where it has long been regarded as a relia- 
ble sort. It forms a good size head with a buttery white 
compact heart—Packets.5c.and 1lUc. Ounce, lic. % Pound, 
50. 4 Pound, 80c. 1 Pound, $1.50. 
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