BEET— 



Early Yellow Turnip-rooted, or Early Su- 

 gar, very sioeet - - - 



Early White Scarcity, or White Sugar, 

 for garden and field - 



Early Red Scarcity - - - 



French Yellow Sugar, Amber, very sweet, 

 for garden and field culture - 



Mangold Wurzel, for field culture - 



Great Silver White, Swiss Carde, or 

 Chard, or Sir John Sinclair's, the tops 

 used as asparagus, very hardy 



White leaved Carde, or ChsLYd, for Salad^ 

 fine 



Green leaved, for stews and soups - 

 BORECOLE, OR KALE, Tall green curled 

 Scotch Kale, German Kale, or Siberi 

 an Borecole - 



Dwarf green curled, or German greens 



Purple Blue, Red or Brown Curled 



Dwarf ditto - 



Egyptian — see Purple Turnip-rooted Cah 

 bage - - - - - 

 BRUSSELS SPROUTS - 

 BROCOLI, Early White - 



Early Purple - . . - 



Green, or Siberian, very hardy 



Early Large Purple Cape 



White Cape, or Cauliflower - 



Grange's Early Cape, or Cauliflower 



Early Sprouting - 



Brimstone, Portsmouth, or Sulphur, cream 

 colored and very large 

 CABBAGE, Early May, first in season 

 Earliest French - 

 Knight's Early - 

 Early York - 



M'Ewan's early, produces secoi\d heads 



after cutting - 

 Early Dwarf or Salisbury 

 Early Royal Dwarf, very early, and supe- 

 rior new large dwarf , affording two crops 

 in a season - - . - 

 Early Heart shaped - - - 

 Early Dutch, or Amsterdam 

 Early Screw - 

 4 f Early Sugarloaf - 

 I j Early George - - - - 

 i ! Early Large York, or Early Harvest 

 ^ I Early Flat Battersea, Early Drumhead or 



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