H. W. BUCKBEE. ROCKFORO ILLINOIS. 



UCKBEE'5 RELIABLE CABBAGE SEED' 



(The Earucest Cabbage 

 Cultivatioko 



■p EADY to use iu sixty days 

 from time of planting. 

 Heads are of good size, weigh 

 from eight to thirteen pounaa, 

 have but few outside leaves 

 and therefore may be planted 

 very close together, and yield 

 large crops; always of fine fla- 

 vor and very solid. I control 

 the entire stock of this earliest 

 of all varieties. Pkt. 5c.; 

 •z. 20c.; 2 oz. 35o.; H lb.66o.; 

 Hlb.$l 25; ib. $2.00. 



O. CAMPBELL, Holts. 111., 

 writes: "Buckbee's Race Horse 

 Is the nicest early Cabbage 

 that I raise." 



MM. 



Sackbee's New 

 ©entury 6abbage. 



The Best Maut Chop Cabbagb. 



THE very best for general 

 use, being very hardy and 

 sure to head when most sorts 

 fail. It seems to suffer less from 

 the cabbage worm than any 

 other sort. Plant very compact, 

 with short, thick leaves. Heads 

 regular, very hard, and keeps 

 well both summer and winter. 

 It is the hardiest, not only as 

 regards frost, but will suffer 

 less from excessive wet, 

 drought.insects or disease, than 

 any other sort Price, postpaid, 

 Pkt. lOo.: oz. SOc; 2 oz. 50c.; 

 H lb. 90c.; 54 lb. SS1.60; 

 lb. $3.00. 



BCeKBEE'S GREAT OHNE. 



For years large quantities of Danish Cabbage have been imported to 

 our leading American markets, the heads being of such solidity that the 

 demand has been far in excess of the supply, always at a price'far above 

 the ruling market rate. To get at the source of this supply, I dispatched my European traveler direct to Denmark, and after 

 careful inspection of the cabbage-growing localities came to Amack, the home of the Great Dane. I will use Mr. Torgeson's 

 (originator) description, which, to say the least, is too modest to express the sterling qualities of this great winter Cabbage: 

 "For more than twenty years I have worked in perfecting this variety. Heads are almost round as a ball, of good size, perfectly 

 solid, very fine grained, of the best quality. It is ahead of any variety grown on this side for shipping and all general uses, 

 and I cannot too highly recommend it to gardeners m your land (America)." I control tbe entire stock of this variety, and offer 

 it at the fo'lowing very low prices: Pkt. 10c. ; oz. 30c.; 2oz, 55c.: Hlb. GOc.; H lb. $1.60: lb. $3.00. 



Buckbee's Kockford ^f arket. 



THE BEST 

 SECOITD EAEIY. 

 The best second early ever introduced. So say thousands of 

 my customers from all parts of ibe country who have carefully 

 tested this grand variety the past three years. The whole plant 

 is finely bred; there is no suggestion of coarseness whateve'r. tbe 

 reining of the leaves and leaf stems are particularly fine, the whole 

 head being perfect throughout. It has the peculiarity of heading 

 firmly at an early stage in its growth, so that the finest Cabbage, 

 though small, can be obtained long before it has attained its nat- 

 ural size. Its uniformity in shape, and large yield per acre ren- 

 der It particularly valuable to truckers, and its compact form and 

 good quality will render it the finest second early Cabbage. 

 Pkt. Be; oz. BOc; 2 oz. 35c.; U lb. S5c.; H lb. $1.25.; lb. $2.00. 

 Gregory's All Seasons— One of the most desirable new sorts and 

 very popular as a market gardener's Cabbage. The heads are 

 hard and solid, round, flattened on top, of very best quality, 

 and are ready for market nearly as early as Early Summer, 

 often larger in size. Noted for its ability to' stand a hot summer 

 and dry weather. Pkt. Sc.; oz. 12c.; Soz. 23c.; M lb. 40c.; 

 Hlb. 75c.; lb. $1.40. 

 JCammotli Ked Rock— Certainly the finest and by far the best 

 new variety of red Cabbage on the market, The heads will 

 average over 10 pounds each, and are always of rich red color 

 Inside as well as outside, while they are almost (literally) as 

 hard as rock. Try it. Pkt. 4c.; oz. i2c.; 2 oz. 23c.; lb. 

 45c.; H lb. 80c.; lb. $1.50. 

 Improved American Savoy— Very valuable variety, being of 

 much finer flavor and quality than the best of other cabbage. 

 Particularly adapted for private use, where quality rather 

 than quantity is desired. Grown in fall and allowed to be 

 t ouched by f ro^t. it ia one of the most delicious of all vegetables. 

 Pkt. Sc.; cz. 12c.; 2 oz. 20c.; a lb. 36c.; H lb. 66c.; lb. $1.26. 



Dutch Winter, or Hollander 



The heads which are of medium size, average a weight of 

 eight pounds, are very Eolid and deep, aud of a fine white color, 

 making them entirely distinct from any other strain. Their qual- 

 ity is superior, and they keep better' than any otber sort, the 

 heads being just as solid and perfect when taken up In the spring 

 as when they are put away in the fall. No cabbage wiU sell be- 

 side it even if offered at half price. Fkt Sc.: oz. 20c.; 2 oz. 36c.: 

 M lb. 66c.; Hlb. $1.26; lb. $2.00. 



" Mrs. Dora Beall Flalonia, Tex., icrites; "Your Cabbage 

 seed has given, us remarkable results; in fact, the best 

 that we have ever planted Our other crops have also 

 been fine. Many have inquired who I buy my seeds 

 frorn. and you may rest assured that 'Buckbee's' Seeds' 

 will be planted very largely in this part of Texas from 

 novo on. Assuriing you of our appreciation of the care 

 and attention that you always give our order and 

 thanking you again, for the many novelty presents ." 



I can also supply the following varieties of Cabbage, which 

 are too well known to need description, at the uniform price of: 

 Pkt. 3c.; oz. 12c.; 2oz. 20c.; M lb. 35c. 



Extra Early Express, Stone Mason Marbl.tead, Very Early Etampei, Larte 

 Late Drumhead, Ea.-ly Peerless, Marblehead Mammoth, Enrly Larr» York, Antnma 

 Kin?, Early Dwarf Ftel Datch, Premium Late Flat Dotch, Vanderfaw or Midsnmaier, 

 Pottler's Improved BrnsBwick, Acme Large Late Plat Datch, Improved Large Late 

 Flal Dutch, Henderson's Snccesiieo, Lnxembarf, Fliderkrant, Ked Dntcb or Pick- 

 llnj. Solid Sonth, Perfection Ommbead Savoy, Tbe Luploo. 



Backbce'3 eabbage Seed Is Planted by tb« Lsadlna eabbaae Grower*. 



