EARLY BLEICHFIELD 

 GIANT.- Large, solid heading, short- 

 stemmed, second early sort. Dark- 

 green. Solid. It is sure to please. 

 Crop very short. Packet, 10 cents. 



MAULE'S EARLY FLAT 

 DUTCH.— An old variety, but one 

 that is still wonderfully popular wher- 

 ever grown, unquestionably a 

 good second early, of excellent 

 quality, with large, sound and solid 

 heads. Heads are of a very uniform 

 shape and are flattened on top. Recom- 

 mended for the South, as it resists heat 

 betterthan manv other varieties. Pkt., 

 6c.; oz., 15c; Vlb., 50.; lb., $1.50. 



EARLY SUMMER This 



variety matures ten days to two weeks 

 after Wakefield but as the heads are 

 almost double tlie size, it may be 

 ranked us one of the best large 

 earlics. One point in favor of this 

 Cabbage is that on account of its short 

 outer leaves, it can be planted as close 

 as the Wakefield, about 12,000 plants to 

 the acre. Heads are solid, round and 

 rather flat. I offer strictly first- 

 choice Long Island grown seed. 

 Pkt., 10c; oz.. 25c; ] ilb.. 75c; lb., $2.50. 



DEEP HEAD — This newstrain 

 of Bruns iviekCabbage well deserves the 

 name, being equal to Fottler's in easi- 

 ness and other good qualities, but 

 making a larger and thicker 

 head, thus proving a better Winter 

 keeper. All desiring a fine, large, hard- 

 heading early cabbage will find Deep 

 Head just what thev want. Pkt., 

 10 cts.; oz., 20 cts.; %lb.,60 c. ; lb., $2.00. 



"^OIMCE AGAIN ^ 



I call your attention to the Lup- 

 ton Cabbage. See First Cover 

 and Page 23. In a lew years time 

 it will occupy the same position 

 in the Cabbage family as Prize- 

 taker now holds among Onions. 



BLOOD RED ERFURT 



Good sown early or lute. Solid and 

 very red in color, making it very 

 desirable for pickling. Pkt., 5 ct.s.; 

 oz., 20 cts.; % lb., 60 cts.; lb., $2.00. 



MARBLEHEAD MAMMOTH CABBAGE 



1'acUet, in cents. 



WORLD BEATER This va- 

 riety might well be called an Im- 

 proved .Marblehead Mammoth. 

 The introducer claims it is the 

 largest and hardest heading very- 

 large Cabbage. It is uniformly 

 true to type, the large heads being 

 very thick through, slightly 

 round at the top, with short stalk 

 and compact foliage. In quality, 

 World Beater is fine grained and 

 tender, more so than any other 

 large Cabbage ; color, dark green 

 with purplish tinge. It is a rapid 

 grower, and really bids fair to take 

 the place of Marblehead in many- 

 gardens. In 1R92, in competition 

 for $150 worth of cash prizes, four 

 heads were raised that weighed re- 

 spectively, 53>£, 49, 48 and 43 lbs. 

 each. From this some idea 

 can be had of the enormous size 

 frequently obtained by this va- 

 riety. Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 40 

 cents. 



MARBLEHEAD MAUI- 

 MOTH. — This enormous cabbage 

 excels in size all other varieties of its 

 family. If you want to surprise 

 your friends with the largest 

 cabbage ever raised in your 

 neighborhood tills is the variety 

 you want. Under hii-h culture it 

 has reached an average weight of thirty 

 pounds per head, and in size equals a 

 two-bushel basket, head!) sometime- 

 weighing as high as 50 to 60 lbs. 

 each. The quality, however, is not 

 coaise, but, on the contrary, delicate, 

 and the flavor line. Ilis well adapted 

 to the South, and is considered one of 

 tlie most desirable varieties of late 

 cabbage- for the warmer latitudes 

 Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 20 cents; % 

 p^m^Jjo^ent^^o^uJ^JAjO^ 



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RED DUTCH.- Heads are 

 round, very hard, ami in colora dark 

 red. The best for pickling. Packet, 

 5 cents ; ounce. 21' cents ; \\ pound. 

 i>0 cents ; pound, $2.00. 



3 QOOD 



IMPROVED DRUM 

 HEAD SAVOY.-Few 

 are awn re liow excel 1 tut 



arc the Savoy Cabbages. 

 They are of a most su]icri' >r 

 flavor ami more resemble 

 the Caulillower than any 

 other. My si rain Is unusu- 

 ally choice, heads being 

 large, finely curled and 

 very compact. They arc 

 excellent Winter keepers. 

 Pkt , 10 CIS.; oz., 20 cts.; 

 M lb., 60cts : Ib .S-'.OO. 



STONEMASON -This 

 is a very potnilar variety 

 amimi; N>'W En eland 

 growers, being a very sure 



WINTER SORTS 



OF 



header, he ad- at nimt lime 

 being large and so'nd. IT 

 1 3 < ERT A INLY A 

 VARIETY THAT 

 GIVES GENERAL 

 SATISFAC TION. PkJ . 

 lOcte.; oz., 20 cts.; lb., 

 60 cts.; lb., $2.00. 



NEW FELDER 



K R A U T T his ne w 



variety from Germany 

 combines so many good 

 qualities that it shoubl 

 be sown by all cab" 

 Imge growers. It if best 

 ii/nll/dr hrnul. Heads large, 

 very hard, solid, and sure 

 lo head. It is very hardy, 

 and thrives well anywhere. 

 Qood earlv or late. Pkt., 

 10 cts.; oz.. 20 cts.; %lb., 

 CO cts.; lb., $2.00. 



