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White Mountain Cauliflower (New) 



An entirely new variety in America. We consider it one of the very finest types of early Cauliflower ever 

 developed. It has no connection with the so-called White Mountain Erfurt we offered last year 



Days to maturity, 130. We recommend a thorough trial of this new variety by every Cauliflower- 

 grower in the United States and Canada. That it will be a great money-maker we are confident, for 

 all its characteristics are as they should be. We have good authority for believing that White Moun- 

 tain is the result of a natural cross between Erfurt and Reliance, a very late European type. In sea- 

 son, it will mature within one week of Earliest Snowball, but is proportionately larger, more vigorous. 

 It is fully up to the high standard of that remarkable strain. 



The photograph of White Mountain shown on this page will emphasize the depth of the head — 

 a very valuable characteristic. The purity of the strain seems to be positively fixed, for it will ripen 

 with great uniformity. There is no sign of leaf in the head, and no tendency to shift or pearl. The 

 head is hard and smooth, and it is unnecessary to tie the leaves to blanch it, as it is "born" a pure 

 white color. The European custom of breaking one or two leaves over the half-grown head will be 

 sufficient to insure keeping its pure white color. 



It is seldom that we are privileged to offer our customers such an excellent variety as this — the 

 result of the most careful practice at every stage in its development. We are entirely confident that 

 it will make a great place for itself here in America, and offer it without any reservations what- 

 soever. Do not fail to include White Mountain in your order if you are interested in Cauliflower. 

 You will thank us many times over for our insistence. Price, delivered: Pkt. 50 cts.; V2 oz - $1» 

 oz. $2; i/ 4 lb. $7.50; lb. $30. 



This colored photograph of White Mountain Cauliflower was made for us in Europe during this past summer. 

 It clearly shows the unusual depth and the hardness of the head 



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