6 F. W. BOLGIANO, 
SPECIAL STOCKS. 3 
gua Diypny * <= Bolgiano’s New Early Cabbage. 
This is the finest Large Very Early Cab- 
bage. 
Forms solid, compact heads, and the leaves 
grow close to the head, thus allowing many 
more Cabbages to be grown on the acre than 
any other sort. Its earliness is one of its re- 
markable features. This Cabbage is said to te 
worm proof by leading growers. 
Packets, 5 and 10c. Ounce, 15c. + Pound, 
40c. Pound, $1.25. 
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SS(v2- ZN : Your New Early Cabbage heads better than 
i, any other in this climate. 
JAN. 8, 798. J. D. WATERS, Florida. 
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Bolgiano’s Extra Early 
Express Cabbage. 
Sultable For Market Gardeners For Very 
Early Crops. 
This is the Best Hztra Harly Cabbage 
It is earlier than Wakefield, and per- 
fectly solid. Growers use it for very 
early shipments, to secure the first prices 
of the season, when Cabbage often 
brings the highest prices. Most all very 
early cabbages make soft heads, but this 
makes solid heads.. 
Packets, 5 and 10c. Ounce, 15c. 2 ounces, 
25c. + Pound, 40c. Pound, $1.25. 
sola Lie is ne SE eS 
Last Spring you gave me a sample of a7, Ti asf 
your Express Extra Harly Cabbage Seed. we Dy, 
I put plants out in the field in March, they = SMe 
all formed heads and were ready for ship- 
ment before June 10th, which was about 7 
days before Wakefield planted in the fall. 
CHARLES JACOBS, Md. 
Bolgiano’s Early Summer 
. Cabbage. 
In size, form, solidity and earliness this is truly 
a model cabbage. It heads just after our Jersey 
Wakefields, and. commands the highest market 
prices. It matures at all seasons. Market garden- 
ers say our Early Summer Cabbage is the truest they 
ever cultivated. 
We advise those who have never used it to give it 
a trial. Packets,5 and 10c. Ounce, 15c. + Pound, 
40c. Pound, $1.25. 
Culture of Cabbage.—For Spring crop sow 
the seed any time from the 20th of August to the 
20th of September, upon a dry, light soil, and sprin- 
kle a little fine, rich earth over the seed, and roll it 
or tread it with the foot to make the earth solid 
about the seed. It may also be sown in frames dur- 
ing January and February for Spring planting. 
For Fall crop sowin April or May, selecting good, 
light soil; sprinkle the seed not too thickly, as 
str ong, short plants produce best heads. After five 
weeks’ growth the plants will be ready for transplanting. For cabbage the soil cannot be too rich. 
