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LETTUCE— Continued. 



Pkt. 



California Cream Butter, or Royal Summer Cabbage|o 05 |;o 15 $0 25 ^o 40 



White Summer Cabbage 5 



Jersey Winter 5 



Mammoth Black Seeded Butter 5 



Market Gardener's Private Stock 5 



Salamander 5 



Hanson 5 



Deacon 5 



Hubbard's Market 5 



Brown Dutch 5 



White Chavigne 5 



CURI.KD, OR I.OOSE I.EAVED VARIETIES. 



Grand Rapids 5 



Detroit Market Gardeners' Forcing 5 



Simpson's Early Curled 5 



Black Seeded Simpson 5 



Ferry's Early Prize Head 5 



Tilton's White Star 5 



Denver Market 5 



MUSHROOM SPAWN— 



Pure Culture Mushroom Spawn. By a newly discovered process of selection and grafting, the 

 spawn is scientifically propagated so that large, vigorous and fine flavored mushrooms 

 are reproduced. Earlier, more productive, and a marked improvement on the wild spawn, 

 either French or English. Brick (about 1% lbs.) postpaid 4:0c ; 5 lbs. postpaid $1.35 



MUSTARD — Sow in August for fall use. Pkt. Oz. 2 Oz. ^4 i,b. i,b. 



White English |o 05 |o |o 10 |o 15 |o 35 



Southern Giant Curled 5 10 15 20 60 



ONION — The practice of sowing Onions in the autumn in the middle and southern states has proved 

 quite successful, but in the extreme northern states we cannot recommend its adoption. In the 

 south it is practicable to sow the seed late in the summer, from which good bottom sets are obtained 

 for use in the spring. With market gardeners it is an object to obtain early, good sized onions in 

 advance of those produced from seed, and the bottom sets so obtained are what are wanted to pro- 

 duce them. 



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Extra Early Red ^?o 05 $0 15 ^o 25 $0 40 



Large Red Wethersfield 5 



Southport Red Globe 5 



Large Yellov^ Dutch, or Strasburg 5 



Yellow Danvers 5 



Yellow Globe Danvers 5 



Michigan Yellow Globe 5 



Southport Yellow Globe 5 



Australian Brown 5 



Mammoth Yellow Spanish, or Trizetaker 5 



White Portugal {^American Silverskin) 5 



White Globe 5 



Extra Early Pearl 5 



Round White Silverskin 5 



Early Neapolitan Marzajola 5 



Mammoth Silver King 5 



Giant White Italian Tripoli 5 



Queen, true 5 



RADISH — For autumn, sow in August; for winter, in Sept. 

 Non Plus Ultra, or Early Deep Scarlet Turnip, 



Forcing 5 



Prussian Globe 5 



Triumph Scarlet Striped, Forcing 5 



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