r-^ 



=' ■ =^' -■■ ^ 1 =1 1 n i= 



Bolgiano's "Millionaire" Lettuce 



The Earliest Fine Large Solid Head Lettuce On Earth. Very 



Hardy, Produces Handsome Crops Either Out 



of Doors Or Under Glass 



150. This valual)le new Leituco is uii extremely prolitable Yariely 

 lor both Market Gardeners anU Shippers Lo grow, as well as a decidedly 

 delicious variety for the Home Garden. If we could meet every one 

 of our customers face to face we would persuade each one of them to 

 give the "Millionaire" Ixltuce a trial the very iirst thing this Spring. 

 VVe recommend i t unreservedly as one of the best Lettuces, and one of the 

 most prolitable that has been grown anywhere. It is a very quick 

 growing, hardy Lettuce and will stand much damp, cold weather. 

 "Millionaire" Lettuce can be planted outdoors or under glass, and in 

 either case -will produce fine round compact heads G to 7 inches in 

 diameter, which weighs from 12 to 16 ounces, much sooner than any 

 other variety. It is an excellent market variety, the heads are a clear, 

 light green, the outer leaves .^lightly tinged with brown and closely 

 folfled aroimd the head, making it all head; the inner leaves are a 

 clear, bright, rich golden yellow. In quality "Millionaire" Lettuce 

 is uneqnaled. It is crisp, tender and has a delicious rich, buttery 

 flavor. Pkts. r>c and 10c. Oz. 2Cc. 2 Ozs. 35c. }i Lb. 60c. i , Lb. 

 .SI. 00. LI). .52.00. Postpaid. 



In Maryland — Every Plant Made a Perfect Head 



Jolin liner, lialiimore Co., Md., writes: " Bolqiano's 'Millionaire' 

 Lettuce is simply perfect, every plant making a perfect head in my two- 

 acre patch. It is truly the earliest, truest and most reliable Lettuce I have 

 ever tirown in my tu>enty-five years' experience as a Market Gardener. 

 1 wi^k you could have seen this crop; you certainly would haveheen proud 

 of your 'Millionaire' Lettuce." 



3i 



^1 



Bolgiano's "Tender and True" Lettuce 



Found Tender and True Very Satisfactory 



On July ?//, 1916, Mr. H. E. Shaw, of Lenoir Co., N. C, wrote: 

 "Am glad to nay have tried your Lettuce, Tender and True, and found 

 it very satisfactory; indeed, although the weather was: dry, having 

 ptarUed nlmut the 10th cf March, it remained fine and tender. In 

 fact, we found it just what you claimed it to he and shall tje glad to 

 plaid it again." 



Bolgiano's "Best of All" Lettuce 



1.31. This grand New Lettuce truly deserves the name "Best 

 of All," for it has certainly proven to be "Best of .411" Lettuces in 

 our trial grounds. It matures just after "Millionaire" when 

 planted early, but can be planted at any time. It is especially 

 desirable for a late Spring or early Summer crop, as it will not shoot 

 to seed as early varieties often do. We have tried it in Spring, 

 Summer, Fall and have even Wintered it outdoors here in Balti- 

 more. It is a sure header, good seller, excellent shipper, hardy and 

 always reliable. Color is light attractive green. It makes large, 

 comi>act, firm heads. The leaves overlap each other, forming a 

 beautiful well-branched head. We strongly rettommend "Best 

 of AH" Lettuce to our customers. Pkts. 5c and 10c. <)?. 20c. 

 2 0/,s. 3,5c. M Lb. 60c. J4 Lb. $1.00. Lb. .'S2.00. Postpaid. 



Bolgiano's 

 "Frozen North" New Lettuce 



142. This new Lettuce is so good it will make your mouth 

 water — its silver white leaves are as crisp and brittle as the finest 

 Olery, forms very large, hard head 12 inches across and will not 

 run to seed for an extra long time. "Frozen North" Lettuce will 

 produce successful crops of tightly folded crisp heads, G to 8 inches 

 in diameter during Spring, Summer or Autumn. In the hottest 

 Summer months it retains its crispness and mild flavor. It is very 

 showy and inviting in appearance; the outer leaves are a soft 

 bright green. As a home and market Lettuce it is delicious and 

 valuable, but it is too crisp and tender to ship long distances. 

 Pkts. 5 and 10c. Oz. 20c. 2 Ozs. 35c. M Lb. 60c. }i Lb. SI. 00. 

 Lb. $2.00. Postpaid. 



Bolgiano's "Millionaire" Lettuce 



Bolgiano's "Lucky Stroke" Lettuce 



New Introduction 



120. "Lucky Stroke" f^ettuce is going to mean a whole lot to the 

 Trucker who grows good Lettuce — who has a particular trade that 

 wants the best and is willing to pay for it. Every plant is uniformly 

 perfect. It is a grand, new, extra large, compact, solid Ile.'iding 

 Lettuce, not only early and hardy, stands early Summer heat splendidly 

 on account of its thrifty growth and ability loroot deeply, which enables 

 it to successfully resist a spell of hot, dry weather. The round heads 

 are large, measuring 12 to 15 inches across. The outer leaves arc few 

 and grow close to the head. The inner leaves form a large, firm, hard 

 head of creamy-yellow, beautifully blanched. The quality is excep- 

 tionally fine, being tender, crisp, succulent and deliciously sweet. 

 The heads continue to increase in size for about two weeks after they 

 are ready for use, and will stand longer without going to seed than most 

 any other variety. It is a delicious morsel when grown in the house 

 garden. You'll find it a "Lucky Stroke" whether you grow it for 

 Market. Shipping or Home Use. Pkts. 5 and 10c. Oz. 20c. 2 Ozs. 

 35<-. 34 Lb. 00c. '2 Lb. $1.00. Lb. $2.00. Postpai.l. 



Bolgiano's 

 "Tender and True" New Lettuce 



140. By crossing the "Millionaire" and the "Best of All' 

 Lettuces we have established, we believe, the most wonderful Summer 

 Lettuce ever originated, Bolgiano's "Tender jind True" Lettuce. 

 This Lettuce produces great, magnificent, hard heads 12 inches across, 

 compact and round, especially rich and creamy in flavor. The inner 

 leaves are a rich golden green, beautifully blanched white and very 

 tender. So solid are the heads they will not shoot to seed until cut 

 open. We unreservedly recommend this New Lettuce to all our 

 customers, both Market Gardeners and those who grow for the home 

 table, for we are confident it will delight and handsomely repay those 

 who grow a crop of it. Pkts. o and 10c. Oz. 20c. 2 Ozs. 3.5c. ^ Lb. 

 60c. li Lb. $1.00. Lb. $2.00. Postpaid. 



JE 



=11= 



11= 



ElE 



IE 



E)E 



