935 B Srreet, N. W., WaAsHiInGToN, D. C. 7 
SsrectAL Sf KS. 
} arly Succession Cabbage. 
A wonderful cabbage for solidity, productiveness, 
and fine, large heads. Matures early, has handsome 
color and fine quality. A true sure header, for early 
or late crop, and uniform throughout the entire 
field. We never sent out a cabbage which gave 
more satisfaction than this did. Packets,5 and 1c. 
Ounce, J5e. + Pound,40c Pound, $1.25. 
All Head Early Cabbage. 
For uniformity, reliability of heading, size, earli. 
ness and quality it is verysuperior. Its heads grow 
so compact and free from spreading leaves that fully 
1000 more heads can be obtained to the acre. 
Packet, 5and 10c. Ounce, 15c. 2 Ounces, 25c. 
+ Pound, 50c. Pound, $1.50. 
xtra Flat Dutch 
Cabbage. 
Market Gardeners’ 
Choicest Stock. 
The Extra Flat Dutch Cabbage 
fits a long felt want of our cab- 
bage growers. They anxiously 
looked for a variety which in- 
cluded large size, solidity, uni- 
formity, good keeping qualities 
and guick development so that by 
planting later than was necessary 
with the old Flat Dutch they 
could avoid the cabbage worm 
and yet mature theircrop. Hence 
the Extra Flat Dutch quickly be- 
came a favorite, and growers find 
it has all the good qualities of 
a vaiuable late crop and matures 
in three weeks less time than the 
Late Flat Dutch. 
Packets - - - - 5and10c. 
Ounce - - - - - - 15e. 
Two Ounces, - - - - 285¢. 
Quarter Pound - - - 40c. 
Pound - - - - - $1.25. 
Armager or Danish Bald-Head Cabbage.—This most excellent cabbage attracts the admiration of 
the best cabbage growers. It is very solid and outweighs any other cabbage of equal size and brings tip tup 
market prices. In form the head is round with flattened top, is a good keeper, first-class shipper and sells 
eyérywhere. Try it. Packets, 5 and 10c. Ounce, 20c. + Pound, 40c. Pound, $1.25. 
The Lupton Cabbage is asplendid late sort, heading after the second early sorts and sooner than the 
late Flat Dutch. It is particularly uniform in size and shape, holds its dark green color better than the late sorts. 
In ali respects it is a superior late crop cabbage and is grown by many large growers of winter cabbage. Jt is 
one of the best keepers we have and comes out in the Spring bright and fresh. Packets,5and 10c. Ounce, Lic. 
er pound, 50c. Pound, $1.50. 
Sure Head Cabbage (Pedigree Stock) produces iarge, round, flattened heads that are all head 
th few outer leaves, and it is always sure to head very uniform, firm, and weighs from 10 to 15 fbs. each. 
plendid shipper and an excellent quality. Packet,10c. Ounce,15c. Quarter Pound, 40c. Pound, $1.50. 
Brussels Sprouts.—A species of the cabbage family which produces miniature heads from the sides of 
the stalk. These heads area great delicacy, boiled in the same way as Cauliflower. The seed should be sown 
about the middle of May, in a seed bed, and the plants afterwards set in rows 2 feet or more apart, and culti- 
vated like cabbage. This vegetable does not require extremely high cuitivation, however. It is ready for use 
late in a utumn, after the early frosts. Packets,5 and10c. Ounce, 20c. Quarter Pound, 65c. Pound, $2.00. 
_ Your Extra Flat Dutch Cabbage were the best I ever raised. Not a single one fuiled to make a head. I have been 
using your seed for three years. They all make fine, large heads. You can rely on me for future orders. 
Very truly yours, FLOYD H. STOKES, Virginia. 
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