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COLE'S GARDEN ANNUAL. 



ALIi-HEAD EABIiY CABBAGE. 



Henderson's Succession, 



This variety follows ten days after the 

 Early Summer, and differs from that in 

 forming heads at least one-third heavier, 

 while at the same time it can be planted 

 nearly as close, as its outer leaves are usu- 

 ally short and compact for a cabbage form- 

 ing such a large and heavy head. In about 

 two acres of it, and examined by three ex- 

 perts, nearly every cabbage was "headed up. 

 This variety will be largely grown to come 

 in for mid-summer use; also valuable as a 

 fall and winter variety, as its solid heads 

 make it an excellent keeper. Per pkt. 5 cts., 

 oz. 20 cts., lb. 60 cts., lb. $2.00. 



WORLD-BEATEK CABBAGE. 



^ I^ED C/^BB/)(JE. 



This is the largest and hardiest heading rea 

 cabbage in cultivation. Successful Long Island 

 market gardeners will raise no other kind of 

 red cabbage, for they consider this the best of 

 all. The heads frequently average twelve 

 pounds each, and is a very sure cropper. If you 

 want as fine red cabbage as you ever saw, you 

 must sow ROCK RED. for it absolutely leads 

 every other red sort. This variety is the first 

 red cabbage introduced of American origin. 



Per pkt. 5 cts., oz. 20 cts., 14 lb. 60 cts.. lb. 



ALL-HEAD EARLY 6ABBAGE. 



It is seldom that we can offer to our customers a 

 more valuable new vegetable than this All-Head. 

 JEarly Cabbage. Many new kinds of cabbages have 

 been introduced within the last ten years, but most of 

 them have been lacking in several very important 

 points. In this new variety we have an excellent sec- 

 ond early cabbage, which is not only All-Head, but 

 never fails to head under any circumstances. The 

 great advantage of having an early cabbage that is 

 sure to produce a large, solid crisp head, and one that 

 will answer for an early or late variety, can well be 

 appreciated by all lovers of good cabbages. It is the 

 earliest of all large cabbages and will adapt itself to 

 any soil or climate. Per pkt. 5 ct3., oz. 20 cts., K lb. 60 

 •ts., lb. $2 00. 



HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION CABBAGE. 



The Largest Cabbage and the Hardiest Head- 

 iijg Cabbage in Cnltivation. 



The World-Beater, or Autumn King, is 



uniformly true to type, and sure to head hard— '■'solid 

 as a rock.'' The large broad heads are very thick- 

 through, slightly rounded at the top: line grained 

 and tender,— more so than any other large Cabbage. 

 Stalk Short, foliage compa* t. dark green with a pur- 

 plish-brown tinge. It is a rapid grower, and while it 

 will well repay good treatm-ent, yet it does not re- 

 quire special culture to develop. Per pkt. 5ots.. oz. 

 25cts., }i lb. 75:cts. 



MAMMOTH ROCK RED CABBAGE. 



