THE LOVETT COMPANY, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 



CABBAGE PLANTS. 



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Plants (grown from selected stock) 100, 25c 

 AUTUMN 



KING. 



The best late or autumn cabbage in cultivatio7i; 

 very fine for fall and winter use ; large, hai'd, solid and 

 uniform heads. It has a short stem and few outer 

 leaves — thus enabling the jilants to be set close togeth- 

 er. The heads are thick throughout, rounded on the 

 top, fine grained, tender and unsurpassed in every re- 

 spect. The Autumn King is being offered by some 

 seedsmen under the name of the " World Beater" — our 

 seed is uniformly true to tijpe and will produce a heav- 

 ier crop per acre than any other cabbage. 



FOTLER'S IMPROVED BRUNSWICK. 



A second early and late variety. Heads large, flat 

 on top, solid and compact. Excellent (luality and a 

 good keeper. Vei"y valuable both foi" private gardens 

 and for market gardening. 



HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION. 



Although grown largely for a sumnier variety it is 

 a valuable fall and winter sort, being an excellent 

 keeper, and forming firm, solidlieails. It is uniforndy 

 large, heavy and perfect in shape and almost ev?ry 

 plant forms a head. A sure cropper and can be used 

 for medium, late or a wintei" crop. 



SHORTSTEM DRUMHEAD. 



The finest Drumhead variety in cultivation. The 

 heads are extra hard and solid, round and flattened on 

 top. The heads are very uniform in size and shape and 

 are supported by short, stout stems. Handsome in ap- 

 pearance and productive. 



[by mail, 40c.); 1000, $2.00. 5000, 10,000 or 20,000 lots supplied at 

 special rates. 



IMPROVED SUREHEAD. 



The best winter cabbage in cultivation. Very pro- 

 ductive; of superior quality; a good keeper and suc- 

 ceeds where other varieties fail. The heads are large, 

 round, hard and perfect, and somewhat flattened on 

 top; are very firm and solid, fine grained, tender and 

 excellent flavor when boiled. It is our best keeping 

 winter variety, and will remain solid and sweet until 

 late in the spring. In almost all cases ninety-Jive good 

 heads may be e.rpected out of every hundred plants set. 

 PREMIUM FLAT DUTCH. 

 A very popidar variety. The heads are solid, flat- 

 tened on top, lai'ge and run of even size, keeping crisp 

 and solid until late in spring. Fine grained and of ex- 

 cellent quality. 



PERFECTION DRUMHEAD SAVOY. 

 The finest of the Savoy varieties. Heads large, ap- 

 proaching the Di umheads in size, finely curled leaves, 

 and with all the tenderness and richness of the Savoy — 

 indeed, approaching the Cauliflower. The heads are 

 compact and solid and keep well. 



RED DUTCH. 

 The heads are clear red to the centre and quite large 

 and solid. Exceedingly hardy. Used for pickling al- 

 most exclusively. 



KOHL RABI PLANTS. 



Plants, KK), 40c. [by mail. 



55c.); 1000, $8.00. 

 A vegetable intei-mediate 

 between theTurnip and Cab- 

 bage, conibinmg the flavor 

 of both. The bulb-shaped 

 growth is used when very 

 small and tender, at which 

 period they are delicious, 

 pi'operly prepared. Sow 

 and ticat similar to early 

 CaV)bage. 



White Vienna. Very early, 

 forming a small, handsome 

 white bulb. I'he best early 

 table variety. 

 Purple Vienna. The same as the above except in color, 

 which is bright purple. 



CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. 



EARLY SNOWBALL { D war J Erfurt) . 



Of recent introduction and the finest v^ariety for 

 either home or market gardening. Seldom fails to form 

 a fine, large, snow-white head. Owing to its compact 

 habit it can be grown more closely than other vai'ie- 

 ties. Plants, 100, 60c. [by mail, 75c.); 1000, $5.00. 



LATE ALGIERS. 



A superior late variety. The heads are large and 

 handsome and remain solid and firm for a long time. 

 Plants, 100, 50c. {by mail, 65c.); 1000, $4.00. 



