we F. W. BOLGIANO, 
Bolgiano’s Celebrated Big 
Head Lettuce. — Experienced 
gardeners who have long grown 
Lettuce say that in this sort they 
have found forthe first time a per- 
fect Lettuce. This is the most 
beautiful Lettuce ever introduced, 
and forms a compact head, which 
pleases everybody and captures 
the market. Under all circum- 
stances this Lettuce commands 
good prices. Our markets have 
never had enough to satisfy the 
demand, because its very beauty 
makes it too attractive to pass. It 
resists winter’s storms and with- 
stands summer’s heat. It is al- 
ways crisp, and has a mild flavor. 
When opened it becomes a table 
ornament, such is its beautifulform 
and color. Packets, 5 and 10e. 3 
Ounce, 15c. + Pound, 50c. 4 Pound 
80c_ “1 Pound, $1.50. 
¥ Golden Queen Lettuce. 
A very desirable early variety 
for outside, and second to none 
for forcing,.and produces 
cabbage-like heads of large size 
and superior quality. Outside it 
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olgiano’s White Loaf Lettuce 
GILT EDGE STOCK FOR CAREFUL GROWERS. 
' The best of all. Has large, solid heads, suitable for 
frames or outdoor. The most experienced truckers pro- 
nounce our White Loaf Lettuce the best they ever grew. 
Lettuce in frames and outdoor is a most important item 
with our large truckers. Tosuit their purpose a lettuce 
must form a reliable head, be crisp, with pleasant flavor. 
These qualities they find in our White Loaf, which is 
sed in large quantities for falland spring sowing, and 
‘makes a paying crop. Packets, 5and 10c. Ounce, l5e. , 
% Pound, 40c. 1 Pound, $1.25. 
Big Boston Lettuce.—Identicalin color,shapeand | 
general appearance with famous Boston Market Lettuce; 3 
but is double the size. It is about one week later in ma- 
turing, butits solidity and greater size head make it a 
very valuable sort. Suitable either for forcing in cold 2 
frames or open ground planting. The Big Boston is 
wanted by market gardeners and truckers, because it al- 
ways produces large. solid, salable heads, and because it 
heads up wellat all seasons of the year, and is of crisp, 
tender quanty: Packets, 5c. and 10c. Ounce, 15c. 4% Pound, 
40c. % Pound.65c. 1 Pound, $1.25. 
Your White Loaf Lettuce made such large solid heads, it 
only took 85 to filla sugar barrel. Your New Early UCab- 
bage for earliness and swre header proved to be the best cab- 
bage grown here. CHARLES ESTEVER, 
March 30, 1898. Louisiana. 
I had your Loaf Lettuce, and it was a fine Lettuce. 
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is a pale green, and inside holds a large crisp hear 
of cream yellow color and delicious buttery flavor. 
It is the result of continuous careful selections, and 
shows how intelligent attention improves the lettuce. 
The most careful growers give particular praise, and 
consider it first-class in all respects. It will please 
you. Packets,5and10c. Ounce, lic. + Pound, 50c. 
+ Pound, 80c. 1 Pound, $1.50. 
OLGIANO’S NEW EARLY SPRING LETTUCE. 
In the early spring months this splendid Lettuce does its 
est, producing large, cabbage-like heads, which are uniform 
in size, tender, crisp, and sell for the highest prices in the 
market. Although a new variety, it has already had a fayor- 
able introduction, and won approval from our best lettuce 
growers. Packets, 5 and 1l0c. Ounce, 15c. % Pound, 40c. 
¢, Pound, 60c. 1 Pound, $1.00. 
* Bolgiano’s White Seed Summer Lettuce. 
A perfect heading out-door Lettuce, especially during our 
dry hot summer, because it is long standing and always 
tender and pleasant to the taste. It spontaneously heads 
from the start, the heads growing larger as the plant ma- 
tures. It does equally well for forcing under glass in hoi 
beds, cold frames, greenhouses and for outside cultivation. 
Packets,5 and 10e. Ounce, l5c. % Pound, 40c. 
4 Pound, 60c. 1 Pound, $1.00. 
(Oct. 39, 1898.] JOHN WARD, Florida. 
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