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Bolgiano's NEW CENTURY CAULIFLOWER. 



We have done our part by growing for you the finest stocK of Cauliflower in the World, 

 if you want the Best here's your opportunity. 



Bolgiatio s New Century Cauliflower. 



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 5. 

 6. 



7. 

 8. 



It heads where others fail. 



Large perfect heads measure from 12 to 14 inches 

 in diameter. 



The beautiful white heads are compact, deep 

 and solid. 



Heads will outweigh those of any other strain. 



It is the earliest of all Cauliflowers. 



One-third more can be planted on the same 

 space than can be done with other varieties 

 because of its close growing compact habit. 



It is the Most Carefully Grown Cauliflower Seed 

 in the World. 



The Best is the Cheapest. Receiving 

 the care and attention which is ab- 

 solutely necessary for the growing of --■■'" 

 this Special StocK. 

 WE CAN NEVER SELL IT FOR LESS THAN 



$4.00 Per OZ., $15.00 Per 1/4 LB. 

 55. Earliest Snow Ball Cauliflower.— Our 

 Snow Ball Cauliflower is the earliest, most 

 hardy, and, in fact, the Cauli- ^* 



flower that you can afford to 

 plant, and expect a crop of true, 

 firm, snow-white heads. You / 



cann ot get better Snow Ball Caul- 

 iflower Seed, no matter what 

 price you pay. There is but one 

 stock of Cauliflower that is bet- 

 ter and th,at is Bolgiano's New 

 Century Cauliflower. Many of 

 the beautiful, shapely heads 

 measure from 10'to 12 inches in 

 diameter. Our Cauliflower Seed 

 is saved only from 

 absolutely perfect .Re- 



plants and is sfZS? 



grown by the 

 most experienced 

 and critical 

 growers 

 in locali- 

 ties best, 

 suited for 

 its perfect 

 develop- 

 m e n t . 

 Best for 

 forcing: 

 b est foi 

 w in ter- 

 ing over 

 early 

 crop. \f 

 Eve ry \ Mp 

 plant will .^ti 



produce 

 a fine 

 head. 

 Pitts. 5c, 

 10c, 25c and 50c 

 Oz. $1.50. 



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CARROTS. 



6n Bolgiano's New Scarlet Beauty Carrot. 



BOLGIANO'S NEW CENTURY CAULIFLOWER 



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1. The handsomest and most profitable Carrot 



ever offered. 



2. Rich, deep scarlet in color. 



3. In length, between long and half 



long orange. 



4. Very straight roots. ... 



5. Very little foliage for size of roots. 



6. Delicious flavor. 



7. Heavy yielder. 



8. Uniform in shape. 



9. Often 2 Vi to 3 inches at the top and 



10 to 12 inches long. 

 Price: PKt. 5c, Oz. 10c, 2 Ozs. 15c, 

 1/4 lb. 25c, 1/2 lb. 50c, 1 lb. 75c. 



Sept. 15th, 1904. 

 Messrs. J. Bolgiano & Son, 



Baltimore, Md. 

 Gentlemen:-It looks like every 

 seed of the New Century Cauli- 

 flower came up promptly and is 

 X doing well. 

 | W. F. Hudson,, Fla. 



BOLGIANO'S NEW SCARLET BEAUTY 



CAULIFLOWER PRICES. 



JSlumen=1Robl. 



56. Le Normand's Short Stem.— Pitts, 

 5c. and 10c. Oz. 6oc. 1/4 lb. $1.60, 

 Lb. $6.25. 



57. Veitch's Autumn Giant.— PKts. 5Ct, 

 a 10c. Oz. 40c. 1/4 lb. $1.15. Lb.$4.25 



58. Extra Early Paris.— PKts. 5c. aM 

 10c. Oz. 50c. 1/4 lb. $1.50. 



59. Erfurt, Extra Early Dwarf.— PKtt- 

 5c, 10c and 25c. Oz. $1.50. 1/4 lb. $6, 

 Lb. $22.50. 



RE.FVD THIS. 

 Messrs. BOLGIANO & SON, 



Baltimore, Md. 

 Gentlemen: — I<ast Spring I planted your 

 "New Century Cauliflower" seed along- 

 side of Henderson's Snow 

 Ball Cauliflower. I have been, 

 growing Cauliflower and 

 truck on a large scale for the 

 past 47 years, and in all of 

 my experience I have never 

 seen a Cauliflower to equal 

 The New Century. It is as 

 early as the Snow Ball, but 

 produces much larger and 

 more attractive heads. 

 Whenever I brought it home 

 for our own use the folks 

 always knew I had the New 

 Century, and 

 , N m y helpers 



who have 

 "X, stood by me 



many years 

 agree with 

 me in this 

 s tate- 

 ment. 

 l On the 



\ market 



Ik T h « 

 B New 

 s«I C e n » 

 t u r y 

 CaalU 

 flower 

 would 

 sell at ft 

 much 

 higher 

 price 

 than 

 any 

 others,, 

 and the 

 person 

 who 

 hesi- 

 tates about buying the New Cen- 

 tury on account of the difference 

 in price, is making a serious and 

 great mistake, because in one 

 small sale he can more than make 

 up the slight difference. I remain, 



Yours truly, HENRY FAUTH, 

 Sept. 1904. Catonsville, Md. 

 Culture of Cauliflower.— For Spring and early 

 Summer crops sow in March or early in April in 

 hot-beds and transplant to cold frame when suffic- 

 iently large, and to the open ground 

 as soon as danger of hard freezing is 

 over. The plants will endure a light 

 frost. The soil should be made richer 

 than is ordinarily used. Give the 

 plants thorough culture and keep free 

 from worms with Slug Shot Insect 

 powder. For late crops sow at same 

 time as for late Cabbage; treat in the 

 same manner. It should be borne in 

 mind that Cauliflower WHI, NOT 

 head up well in hot, dry weather, and 

 hence sowing should be so regulated 

 as to bring it to maturity before the 

 hot Summer sets in or not until cooler 

 Fall. Water liberally. The size and 

 quality of the heads will be greatly improved. 

 After the heads begin to form draw leaves over 

 and pin or tie them together to protect the head 

 from the sun. 



You, as well as ourselves, are both in busi« 

 ness for the same purpose-to maUe money. 

 CARROT. We can't unless you do. 



