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The J. Bolgiano Seed Company, Baltimore, Md. 



Stein's Early Flat Dutch 



Extra Early Cabbage — Cont'd 



25. Big Winner Wakefield. (Specialty, see page 8.) It 

 has the same general characteristics of other Wakefield Cab- 

 bages, the heads being conical with a rounded or blunt point. 

 It is, however, far superior to other strains of Wakefield Cab- 

 bage, being nearly double the size and better quality, and at 

 the same time is fully as early. It has few outer leaves, per- 

 mitting close planting, so that more heads can be grown to the 

 acre than with other sorts. 



26. New Leader. As early as the Wakefield, yields 12,000 

 heads, one-third more per acre than any other extra early 

 Cabbage. The outer leaves are so few and so small that they 

 can be planted very close. The heads are compact and solid 

 from the time a head is formed and keeps so until thoroughly 

 matured, thus enabling extremely early cutting of small, hard 

 heads, or later when the Wakefield comes in, of large, thor- 

 oughly matured, solid, round, flat heads. 



27. Extra Early Express. Ten days earlier than Jersey 

 Wakefield. Heads rather small, but very solid and sharp pointed. 



28. Extra Early Jersey Wakefield. An Improved early 

 strain of Jersey Wakefield, slightly smaller and one week earlier. 



373. Enkhuizen Glory. Is a valuable, early variety. It 

 produces fine, marketable heads and is a splendid sort for the 

 private garden and market gardener who grows for high-class 

 trade. The heads are very solid with but few outer leaves and 

 of such compact growth to permit close planting. The quality 

 is excellent. 



32. The Charleston or Large Wakefield Cabbage. A 

 favorite large pointed type, matures a week or ten days later 

 than Jersey Wakefield but is much larger. This variety is grown 

 extensively to follow the Jersey Wakefield, and to precede the 

 flat varieties. 



595. Stein's Early Flat Dutch. Unexcelled for early 

 spring planting, producing medium-sized heads that are- un- 

 beatable for home use or shipping purposes. No garden is' 

 complete without some of this splendid strain. 



33. Early Large York. This is a very valuable, early va- 

 riety and follows the Express and Jersey Wakefield in heading- 

 The heads are round, heart-shaped and firm. Its dwarf growth 

 will permit them being planted closely together. 



34. Early Winnigstadt — The Prussian Prize Stock. The 



popularity of Winnigstadt Cabbage in all sections of the world 

 is proverbial, but there is a great difference in the quality of 

 the stocks. Some will produce heads of twice the size of others ; 

 the finest is grown in Northern Prussia. It is from this section 

 that our famous stock was introduced a few years ago. It Has 

 become very popular with our market gardeners. 



Second Early Varieties 



154. Bolgiano's Early Square Deal Cabbage. (Specialty, 

 see page 8.) The heads are solid and compact with very few 

 outer leaves. A fine, solid, tender, uniform, early, flat Cabbage. 

 The demand for a Cabbage of this character led us, by the 

 most rigid and careful selection during the past five years, to 

 mature this Cabbage, which we are confident will give all our 

 friends and customers a " Square Deal " every time. 



35. Bolgiano's New Early Cabbage. It forms solid, com- 

 pact, round, flat heads, the leaves growing close to the head, 

 thus allowing more Cabbage to be grown to the acre than any- 

 other sort. Its earliness (a week before other early, flat varie- 

 ties) is one of its best marketable features. 



38. Early Summer Cabbage. In size, form, solidity and 

 earliness this is truly a model Cabbage. It heads just after our 

 Jersey Wakefield 



36. Florida Header Cabbage. In color, shape and size 

 the heads are most uniform. 



37. All Head Early Cabbage. For uniformity, reliabilit3 r 

 of heading, size, earliness and quality it is very superior. Its 

 heads grow compact and free from spreading leaves. 



148. Brunswick, Fottler's Cabbage. In this vicinity the 

 Brunswick is considered second to none by the market garden- 

 ers. Plants are very short stemmed. 



40. Early, Short Stem, Drumhead Cabbage. It is ready 

 for marketing 2 or 3 weeks earlier than the late Drumhead, 

 forms large, solid, rounded heads. 



41. Early Succession Cabbage. A wonderful Cabbage 

 for solidity, productiveness and fine, large heads. 



42. Sure Head Cabbage. (Pedigree Stock.) True Ameri- 

 can grown. Produces large, round, flattened heads that are all 

 head. 



Bolgiano's Perfection Drumhead Savoy 



