HENDERSON'S TESTED SEEDS FOR MARKET GARDENERS. ; 7 
PieaeSeN® SUCCESSION 
THE MOST DEPENDABLE CABBAGE GROWN. 
Beyond doubt Succession is the best Cabbage of its class; it 
is not too much to say that it is the best all around variety in 
existence. Given ordinary conditions, it may be absolutely 
_ relied on to produce larger, better, and more salable heads than 
any other sort. The heads are enormous in size, extremely 
solid, remarkably uniform in shape, and none sells better. It 
| grows well either in spring, summer or fall, and its table quality 
is unsurpassed. (See cut.) Price, 10c. pkt., 35c. oz., $1.25 
| 4 1b., $4.50 lb. 
IT IS POPULAR IN EVERY MARKET AND ALWAYS SELLS READILY. 
The Saginaw Realty Co., Ltd., Saginaw, Mich., writes ‘‘ We have shipped 
many car-load lots west of the Mississippi river, as far south as Texas and New 
Orleans, and as far east as New York.” 
UNDER ALL CLIMATIC CONDITIONS IT IS SUPERIOR, AND 
PARTICULARLY DURING DROUGHT. 
(| Be G. Kinsell, Green Spring Furnace, Md., writes ‘‘ Every plant made a 
fine head, notwithstanding prolonged drought.'' Henry Backus, South Livonia, 
N. Y., says “‘ The past dry season demonstrated the superiority of Succession 
Cabbage.” 
IT IS ADAPTED TO THE GREATEST EXTREMES OF LATITUDE. 
B. M. Laughlin, Olympia, Wash., says ‘‘ It all heads, and all are large heads.”’ 
Henry,|jDecie, Galveston, Tex., writes ‘‘ Your Succession Cabbage is the best for 
Galveston Island." . V. P. Day, Buena Vista, Colo., says ‘‘ Succession Cab- 
bage excels all for this altitude (7600’).”’ 
AT ALL SEASONS IT PRODUCES THE BEST CROPS. 
Cyrus Williams, Minnesota Junction, Wis., says ‘‘ Succession Cabbage was 
very early."' B. R. Fakes, Ocala, Fla., says ‘‘ The Succession that I got of you 
in the fall was fine.”’ 
ITS HEADING ABILITY IS BEYOND DOUBT SUPERIOR TO ALL 
M. E. Diffenbaugh, Tyrone, Pa., says ‘‘ Every plant will head."’ C. C. Murphy 
and Sons, Brookland, D. C., says ‘‘ Every plant became a fine head.”’ 
CABBAGE. 
THE ENORMOUS, SYMMETRICAL HEADS PRODUCE GREAT WEIGHT 
PER ACRE. 
S. D. Hayward, Norwich, N. Y., says, ‘‘I have raised Succession to average 
15 lbs. trimmed.”’ Hugh McKinney, Tully, N. Y., says ‘‘ This is a Cabbage 
country here, but Succession beats them all."’ Miss Josie Flemming, Laddonia, 
Mo., writes ‘‘ Heads weighed 23 lbs.” 
THE PROFITS ON A CROP OF SUCCESSION ARE SURE. 
Earle W. Smalley, Muscatine, Iowa, says ‘‘ Your Succession Cabbage got 
highest prices in county.” E. V. Thompson, Louisville, Ky., says ‘‘ Succession 
was the most profitable Cabbage I grew.”’ 
SUCCESSION CABBAGE TO BE TRUE MUST COME FROM THE 
ORIGINATORS. 
John Palliser, Campbellford, Ont., says ‘‘ I cannot get true Succession Cabbage 
outside of your establishment.”’ 
HENDERSON'S AUTUMN KING CABBAGE. 
This is one of the finest late varieties grown. The head is of 
great size, and differs from other large sorts in shape, which, 
instead of being flat, is almost round. Its keeping quality is 
remarkable, coming out of the pit in spring as clean and bright 
as when put away in the fall. Price, 35c. 0z., $1.25 3 lb., $4.60 Ib. 
DANISH BALL-HEAD GABBAGE. 
HENDERSON’S SUPERIOR STRAIN. 
When this type of Cabbage first appeared we foresaw its 
popularity, and took pains to secure samples of the various 
types. After exhaustive trials we decided to grow from one 
strain only, and the success that has come to all who have grown 
it, proves the wisdom of our selection. The plant is strong, 
erect, stands well, and heads up evenly. The trimmed head is 
almost round, and has more weight for its size than any other 
sort. Price, 25c. 0z., 85c. 7 1b., $3.00 lb. 
| NOTE ___ This peerless variety is so well known and so much sought after, that many firms are offering A ‘“‘SUCCESSION” CABBAGE. We have tested many of these and find some ent:rety 
a watrue and others of inferior strains. Be sure to get our highly bred and selected, genuine type, which is procurable only direct from us.—PETER HENDERSON & CO. 
