For all insects that attack your plants see pages 16 and 17 for the Insect Killer 3 



CABBAGE 



70 Maule's ELarly Wonder Beet 



BEETS 



Culture. — Table Beets. North of Virginia, sow seed in 

 June or July, in rows 15 to ISinches apart, thinning out to 3 to 4 

 inches in the row; further south plantings may be made as late 

 as September. To put awaj' for Winter: Cut off the tops to 

 w-ithin an inch of the cro\\-n and pack in sand or dirt in the 

 cellar, or they can be pitted outdoors and covered with a few 

 inches of straw and plenty of earth to prevent freezing. They 

 are fit to use in 35 to 65 days. Packet will sow a row about 

 25 feet long; use 1 ounce to 100 feet; 5 to 6 lbs. per acre. 



Culture. — For Sugar Beets and Mangel Wurzels. Sow in 

 drills 2 to 3 feet apart. Cover the seed with 1 inch of soil and 

 thin, to stand about 8 to 12 inches apart in the rows. Sow seed 

 in June either north or south of Virginia. Use a packet to 

 25 feet of drill; 1 oz. to 109 feet, 5 to lbs. per acre. Mature 

 in 60 to 110 days. 



BEETS, Table By 



No. Pkt. 



66 MAULE'S BLOOD TURNIP $0.10 



The best of them all. 



67 MAULE'S ALPHA 10 



The best extra early. 

 70 MAULE'S EARLY WONDER 10 



Early, lender and sweet. 

 74 ECLIPSE 05 



Noted for its earliness. 



76 PHILADELPHIA EARLY TURNIP 05 



Favorite early or main crop. 



77 CROSBY'S EGYPTIAN 10 



Most popular early table beet. 

 82 MARKET GARDENERS 10 



Good Winter keeper. 

 84 DETROIT DARK RED 10 



Excellent for garden or canning. 

 90 MIXED TABLE BEETS 05 



Give an am^lc s'^pply all season. 

 SI EDM.AND'S EARLY TURNIP 05 



A good main crop sort. 

 SWISS CHARD, SPINACH BEET 



88 LARGE RIBBED WHITE 05 



Pro\-ides greens until frost. 



89 LUCULLUS 10 



Cit-arid-Come-.Affain Spinach Beet. 

 SUGAR BEETS AND MANGELS 



92 IMPERIAL SUGAR 05 



Best for stock feeding. 



93 KLEIN W ANZLEBEN'SUGAR 05 



Best for making sugar. 



94 THE JUMBO .05 



Best long red Mangel. 



95 MAULE'S GATE POST .05 



k hea%-\' vielder, vellow skin. 



96 YELLOW TANKARD 05 



Yellow skin and vellow fiesh. 



101 GIANT HALF SUGAR 05 



A big cropper. 



102 CHAMPION YELLOW GLOBE 05 



For shallow soils. 



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Culture. — For Fall and early Spring setting, in the south 

 sow from the end of September till the first of January. 

 November and December sowings should be made in cold- 

 frames or hotbeds so as to protect them during the Winter. 

 Plants from early Fall sowings can be set out the end of Oc- 

 tober or during November, to head up early in the Spring. 

 Plants that are wintered over should be set out in February, 

 March or April, as early as weather permits. Set the plants 

 18 inches apart in ro\»-3 23^^ to 3 feet apart. A packet will 

 produce about 250 plants, an ounce 3000 plants; }i lb. an acre. 



CABBAGE 

 No. Pkt. 



111 MAULE'S HRST EARLY $0.15 



Extra earlv flat headed. 



112 MAULE'S EARLIEST EXPRESS 10 



Earliest pointed heads. 



113 PRIZE JERSEY WAKEFIELD 10 



Verv earlv choice quality. 



114 EARLIEST ET.AMPES 10 



Earlv pointed heads. 



115 MAULE'S WINNIGSTADT 10 



Remarkablv solid. 



116 .ALL HEAD EARLY 10 



Large flat heads. 



117 MAULE'S EARLY FLAT DUTCH . .10 



Solid flat heads. 



118 CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD 10 



Larger Jersev Wakef.tld. 



119 COPENHAGEN MARKET 10 



Best roijnd headed sort. 



122 EARLY SUMMER 10 



Solid flat heads. 



124 DANISH ROUND HEAD 10 



Short-stemmed Bal' Head. 



125 DANISH BALL HEAD 10 



The best Winter keeper. 



126 MALXE'S MIDSUMMER 10 



Best for warm weather. 



127 GLORY OF ENKHUIZEN 10 



Round, solid heads. 



128 CELEBRATED LUPTON 10 



Leading Winter Cabbage. 



131 MAULE'S SUREHEAD 10 



.\lwavs sure to head. 



132 HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION 10 



A sxa& cropper. 



133 PRIZE DRUMHEAD 10 



Large, solid heads. 



134 MAULE'S PRIZE FLAT DUTCH .10 



WeU-known, widely grown. 



135 THE HOUSER 15 



Latest of them all. 



136 M.ARBLEHEAD MAMMOTH 10 



Largest headed sort. 



138 VOLGA, or STONEHEAD 10 



A drought resister. 



140 RED DANISH ROUND HEAD 10 



Round, dark red sort. 



141 IMP. DRUMHEAD SAVOY 10 



Best crumpled leaf sort. 



143 MAMMOTH RED ROCK 10 



Large heading red sort. 



By mail, postpaid 



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116 Al! Head Early Cabbage 



If larger quantities are wanted than listed in this book, write for special prices. 



