MAKKET GARDENERS WHOLESALE PRICE LIST OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



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CABBAGE, 



Henderson's Early Spring 



" Earliest Flat Heading Variety." 

 "As Early as the Large Wake- 

 field. " 



Beware of Many Spurious Var- 

 ieties Sold as Early Spring. 



Introduced by us in 1895 is 

 now acknowledged to be the ear- 

 liest flat-heading variety known. 

 Its great value is its extreme ear- 

 liness, coming in as it does with 

 the Large Wakefield, and at the 

 same time producing heads but 

 little smaller than our well known 

 Early Summer. It is a sure solid 

 header, always producing a crop 

 of large uniform heads which 

 seldom "burst." Its short stem, 

 together with the few outside 

 leaves, make it possible to be 

 planted very close together. 



It is extensively grown in all 

 sections of the country, and is 

 pronounced a great success. 



Every trucker will do well to 

 give this a thorough trial. Do 

 not confound our Early Spring 

 with many other so-called varie- 

 ties sold by other seedsmen. 

 The genume can only be pro- 

 cured from us direct ; we do not 

 sell to dealers. (Seecut.) 10c pkt. 

 50c oz , §175 '/lb , *5.00 1b. 



" I planted lasi October 20 lbs. o 

 your Earlv Spring Cabbage, and set 

 out 36 acres in December. Sold bal- 

 ance of plants In February we had 

 the severest freeze this section has 

 ever experienced, lasting ten days, 

 with thermometer several 

 times below zero. This 

 cold weather killed tho 

 entire crop of Ha.. La., 

 and nearly all of N. C. 

 and S. C. yet the Early 

 Spring pulled through 

 without protection 

 of any kind, and I 

 cheerfully recom- 

 mend Henderson's 

 Early Spring Cab- 

 bage as the surest 

 money maker for the 

 Southern trucker." 

 Wm. C. Gera->y, 

 Young's Id., S. C. 



Henderson's 

 SUCCESSION 



ENDERSON'S SUCCESSION CABBAGE. 



"The Most Celebrated 



Second Early." 



"The Grandest Cab- 

 bage in Existence." 



This variety introduced by us 

 several years ago has gained an 

 unparalleled reputation as a 

 second early and late "While it 

 matures a little later than our 

 Early Summer, it produces a 

 solid head and a very uniform 

 crop. We can say without exag- 

 geration that it ts the finest cab- 

 bage in existence to clay; whether 

 for medium early, main crop or 

 late use. it has no equal. It is so 

 finely bred and so true to type 

 that in a field of twenty acres 

 every head appears alike. 



It is a very sure header and 

 seldom " bursts" or shoots to 

 seed. It has been grown exten- 

 sively foryears by the most criti- 

 cal truckers, hence it is too well 

 known to need an elaborate de- 

 scription. Our stock is very 

 carefully grown from selected 

 heads only, and will be found 

 fully as good now as it has been 

 in past years. (See cut.) 10c pkt.. 

 30c. oz.. -1.00 + lb . #3 50 lb. 



American grown cab- 

 bage seed was a very 

 short crop last year Be- 

 ware of imported cab- 

 bage seed For the 

 trucker it is dear as a 

 gift. We sell only Long 

 Island grown. I 



" What will be your price on 20 lbs. Cabbage Seed, 10 lbs. each Hollander and Su session. I tc<tnt y 

 ttrated the great superiority of Henderson's Cabbage Seed. Hendtr*on s xei d, 8 to 1 5 tons per acre, oilu r •< 

 need be said."—HtiNRY BACKUS, South Livonia, N. T., Dec. 18, 1899 



r seed. The past dry season has demon- 

 d, o to 5 tons per acre. Xothing further 



