COLE'S CHOICE NOVELTIES. 



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HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION CABBAGE. 



HENDERSON'S SUCCESSION CABBAGE. 



Henderson's Succession Cabbage follows 

 ten days behind the Early Summer, and dif- 

 fers from that variety in forming heads at 

 least one-third heavier than the Early Sum- 

 mer, while at the same time it can be planted 

 nearly as close, as its outer leaves are usu- 

 ally short and compact for a cabbage form- 

 ing such a large and heavy head. In about 

 two acres of it, and examined by three ex- 

 perts, it was pronounced to be the most per- 

 fect type of cabbage they had ever seen; 

 nearly every Cabbage was headed up, of a 

 uniformly perfect shape, large and heavy. 

 Although this variety will be largely grown 

 to come in for midsummer use, it will also be 

 most valuable as a fall or winter variety, as 

 its firm, solid heads make it an excellent 

 keeper. 



Per pkt., 5 cts., oz., 25 cts., K lb., 75 cts. 



ALL-llEAD EARLY CABBAGE. 



It is seldom that we can offer to our customers a more 

 valuable new vegetable than this All-Head Early 

 Cabbage. Many new kinds of cabbages have been in- 

 troduced within the last ten years, but most of them 

 have been lacking in several very important points. In 

 this new variety we have an excellent second early 

 cabbage, which is not only All Head, but never fails 

 to head under any circumstances. The great advan- 

 tage of having an early cabbage that is sure to produce 

 a large, solid, crisp head, and one that will answer for 

 an early or late variety, can well be appreciated by all 

 lovers of good cabbages. It is the earliest of all large 

 cabbages and will adapt itself to any soil or climate. 



Per pkt., 10 cts., 3 pkts., 25 cts., oz., 35 cts. 



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ALL-HEAD EARLY CABBAGE. 



HARD-HEADING OR LUXEMBURG CABBAGE. 



The Chicago market gardeners have for sev- 

 eral years grown this variety, which was 

 brought into this country by a German gardener. 

 A gardener writes: 



I have had fifteen years' experience in market 

 gardening, and have tried all the favorite kinds 

 of cabbage, but found no other half so good a 

 keeper, it being in good market condition (at 

 Chicago) as late as the 15th of May, which is a 

 fortnight after all other kinds of cabbage have 

 played out. It also differs from all other kinds 

 in making heads as hard as a rock; standing 

 late frosts in the field better than any other 

 sort; it is especially adapted for late autumn, 

 winter and spring sales ; it is from a fortnight 

 to three weeks later than Flat Dutch, and has 

 rounder heads. 



Per pkt., 5 cts., oz.. 25 cts.. \ lb., 81.00, 



