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PETEH HEfiDEf^SOri St CO.— VEGETflBliE SEED ^^OVEIiTIES. 



BendeFsoD's Saeeession Gabbaoe. 



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TESTIMONIALS. 



Too miidi cannot be said in praise of the GrancI 

 Succession Cabbage, It is wonderful, and far 

 surpasses all others for solidity, productiveness 

 and the fine large quality of the heads. 



Me. J. F. GAEL, Fa., Sept. 21. '91. 



The season has been against if, hut it is heading 

 up as no other known cabbage imuld have done. 

 Succession is THE cabbage for my soil. In a good- 

 year, ills a sight to behold, rem arkably 

 uniform, and very satis factory. 



S. EDWARD PASCHAIiL, 



Pa. 



Ihave had splendid luck with your 

 Succession Cabbage. I am located'very 

 nearly 8,000 ft. above Uie level of the 

 sea where we nearly always have frost 

 until the lOlh of June and again by the 

 1st of August. I weighed one head of 

 this cabbaae that turned the scales at 

 21 lbs. ' H. E. GOETTING, 



■ Col. 



Tour Succession Cabbage beals any- 

 thing I ever raised ; every plant made 

 ahead. JAMES D. BURROUGHS, 



N. Y., March 20, '91. 



The plants received from you 'Jiit 

 fprir.g were in good condition, and 

 the results grand. Too mnck cannot 

 be said in praise of Henderson' .? Suc- 

 cession Cabbage. It was the onhj cab- 

 bage in this part of the country thai 

 headed ; as dry as it ?ias been here i 

 have fine heads, and some weighed 15 

 lbs. the last of June. It's a "dandy" 

 ■—Just the thing for South Dakota. 



"d. w. shrtock, 



S.D., Oc/. 24, '91. 



/ wish to state that your Succession 

 Cabbage is a real show in my patch — 

 every head a perfect specimen. 



DAj;iEL J. HARTMAX, 



FBrEDENsviLLE, Aug. 5, '91. 



We find this a very superior variety. 

 AAROX LOW & SON. 

 Seed Growers, 

 MiS-s., Jan. 12. '91. 



HENDERSON'S SrCCESSION CABBAGE. 



Copjrighttd by P«Ur Heriiicr».jn & Co., 1691, 



Of all the varieties of vegetables mentioned on our "Honor Arch " of introduc- 

 tions on page 1, there is nothing that "we feel prouder of than of Succession 

 Cabbage. We can saywithout exaggeration that it is the finest cabbage in.exist- 

 ence to-day; ■whether for medium early, main crop or late use, it has no equal. 

 It is so finely bred and so true to type that in a field of twenty acres every head 

 appears alike. "We can recommend it either for the market gai'dener, trucker or 

 private planter, as it is a perfect cabbage in every respect, not only being of the 

 largest size but of handsome color and of the finest quality. It is probably the 

 safest variety for an amateur to plant as it does well at all seasons, and one is sure 

 of getting a crop no matter when it is planted. Our stocks of cabbage of all varie- 

 tiys have for years been the acknowledged standard of excellence in this country, 

 and when we state that we consider Succession to be the most valuable variety 

 that we have ever introduced, our opinion of its great merit will be apparent to 

 all. We could fill many pages of our catalogue with unsolicited flattering testi- 

 monials that we have received from all sections of the country in regard to its great 

 excellence, but space only permits us to give a few of them above. Price, 15 cts. 

 per packet, 50 cts. per ounce, $1.75 per }^ lb., S6.00 per lb. 



flEOi PIE PUlWPKIfJ, "GflLHOl)|l." 



We gave this variety a verj' thorough distribution last year, and wherever 

 heard from, it gave the highest satisfaction, every one speaking of its superior 

 qualitj-. The outside color is a creamy brown ; the inside flesh is a deep salmon 

 yellow; the flesh is wonderfully thick and fine grained, and the seed cavity very 

 small. It cooks very yellow and makes pies of a high rich color and of the finest 

 qualitj'. This variety is entirely fixed in its character, every specimen being uni- 

 formlj' of the shape shown in the engraving. Any one using the Calhoun Pumpkin 

 once will never use any other variety, so superior is it in quality. Price, 15 cts. per 

 packet, 50 cts. per ounce, $1.75 per i^ lb., $6.00 per lb. 



