GOOD WINTER SORTS 



IMPROVED DRUMHEAD SAVOY Few 



are aware how excellent are the Savoy Cabba- 

 ges. They are of a most superior flavor and 

 more resemble the Cauliflower than any other. 

 My strain is unusually choice, heads being 

 large, finely curled (see cut) and very compact. 

 They are excellent Winter keepers. Pkt., 10 cts.- 

 oz., 25 cts.: M lb.. 75 cts.. lb.. $2.00. 



STONE MASOX — This is a very popular 

 variety among New England growers, being a 

 very sure header, heads at same time large and 

 solid. IT IS CERTAINLY A VARIETY 

 THAT GIVES GENERAL SATISFACTION. 

 Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 30 cts.: % lb., 81.00; lb., S3.00. 



NEW FELDERKRAIT This new vari- 

 ety from Germany combines so many good 

 qualities tbat It should be sown by ail cab- 

 bage growers. It is best of all for kraut. Heads 

 large, very hard, solid, sure to head. It is very 

 hardy, and thrives well anywhere. Good early 

 or late. Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 30 cts.; % lb., 31.00. 



£ THE LARGEST CABBAGE IN CULTIVATION. 



i- MARBLEHEAD MAMMOTH. Maule's Select Strain. This 

 enormous cabbage excels in size all other varieties of its family. It 

 you want to surprise your friends with the largest cabbage ever 

 raised in your neighborhood, this is the variety you want, and 

 don't you forget it. Under high culture it has reached an average 

 weight of thirty pounds per head, and in size equals a two-bushel 

 basket, heads sometimes weighing as high as 50 to 60 lbs. each. The 

 quality, however, is not coarse, but on the contrary, delicate and the 

 flavor fine. It is well adapted to our Southern States, and is considered 

 one of the most desirable varieties of late cabbages for the warmer lati- 

 tudes. My choice American grown stock cannot be surpassed. 

 Packet, 10 cents ; ounce, 30 cents ; quarter pound, 81.00; pound, 83.00. 



CAULIFLOWERS.— IVIAULE'S PRIZE EXTRA EARLIEST. 



I believe this cau- 

 liflower will surpass 

 in earliness the 

 Snowball and every 

 other early cauli- 

 flower at present 

 known. \\ better 

 for forcing or the 

 open ground, plant- 

 ed early or late, it 

 will be found the 

 most profitable and 

 surest header of 

 all. Very dwarf and 

 compact in growth. 

 Like the Snowball, it 

 can be planted very 

 close (18 inches apart 

 each way), and is par- 

 ticularly desirable 

 for lorcing under 

 glass. Price is high, 

 and packets at 50 

 cents each, are very 

 small, but I believe 

 a dollar invested 

 in Maule's Prize 

 will pay as well as 

 $2.00 in any other 

 ■variety. Packet, 

 50 cents ; three pack- 

 ets, 81.00. 



AQC tf~lf"n StiH another premium, and that is for Uie heaviest 

 vF Vf head of Maule's Prize Cauliflower raised next sum- 

 mer. AH reports to reach me before October 1st, when premium 

 will be paid. I have never before offered a cauliflower prize. Liet 

 every raiser of good cauliflower try for It. 



EARLY S N O W BAL L.— Sown 

 year after year at same time and un- 

 der same conditions with other va- 

 rieties, it has produced heads nine 

 inches across by June 10th, every 

 plant forming a head. Pkt., 50 cts"; 

 % oz., 81.50; oz., 85.00. Beware of 

 bogus seed offered at low prices. 

 The original stock cannot be sold 

 for less. 



„ EX. EARLIEST DWARF ERFURT. 



S EXTRA EARLIEST 



S DW ARF ERFTRT Next to 



« Snowball and Maule's Prize. 

 I this is the earliest and surest 

 I to head of all. Pkt., 30 c; oz., 84. 



« DWARF ERFTRT A lit- 



£ tie later than the above. A sure 

 J header. HARD TO BEAT. 

 - Pkt., 20 cts.: oz., 82.00. 



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HALF EARLY PARIS. 

 HALF EARLY PARIS Re- 

 markably sure to head, and of fine 

 flavor. Pkt., 10 cts.; oz., 81.00; % lb., 83. 



MARBLEHEAD MAMMOTH CABBAGE. 



EARLY I.OXDOX CAULIFLOWER. 



ATTTMN GI- 

 ANT.— Entirely dis- 

 tinct from any oth- 

 er. Heads are very 

 large, fine white.and 

 so thoroughly 

 protected by the 

 foliage as to re- 

 main longer fit for 

 use than anyother. 

 Pkt., 15'cts.; oz., 81.00. 



EARLY LON- 

 DON This is not as 



new as some others, 

 but it is still one of 

 the most popular 

 in the whole list. A 

 sure header, very 

 early and most ex- . 

 cellent. Try it. Pkt,, ^ 

 10 cts.; oz., 81.00; y. x 

 lb„ 83.00. 



WALCHEREX.- 

 Hardv and vitrc >n -us. w - -^ 

 Pkt., 10 cents.; oz„ jgt 

 75 cents. 



EXTRA EARLY 

 PARIS. - Popular 

 sort for forcing. 

 Heads large, white, 

 solid and compact. 

 Packet, 15 cents : ounce. 81.00. 



M. V. Stone, Espyville, Pa.: "The seed received from you last spring all germi- 

 nated quickly, and produced vigorous plants. The result is the finest garden in 

 town. The Etampes Cabbage is a wonder in rapid growth ; excellent flavor. 



Jacob W. Bender, North Baltimore. Ohio: "I have been buying seeds from dif- 

 different houses for fifteen rears, and none proved as good as Maule's. of Phila- 

 delphia. We have Sure Head Cabbage weighing 12 pounds. Perfection Melon 

 can't be beat. Have a Banana Citron 24 inches long, and a choice lot of Pine- 

 apple Squash. Golden Beaurj- Corn is very good ; stood the drouth better than 

 three other varieties I had planted. 



C. F. Bowell, Franklin. N. Y.: "Your seeds are the best that I ha ve ever sown, 

 both in purity and quality. I have never had such cabbage and cucumbers. 



WALCHEREN CAULIFLOWER. 



