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Giant of Palermo, glaucous, the largest . 

 These last 3 Italian sorts are most 

 beautiful, producing enormous plants; they 

 will give satisfaction everywhere and more 

 especially in warmer countries. 



Lettuce. 



w. s. = white seed; bl. s. = black seed; 

 y. s. — yellow seed. 



Cabbage varieties. 



a) Spring varieties. 

 Early green stone head, bl. s. . 

 Boston Market or white Tennisball, w. s. 

 Wheeler's Torn Thumb ; bl. s. . . . 



Egg, small early, w. s 



Dippe's Emperor, w. s 



Early Paris market, w. s 



Sutton's forcing, w. s 



per lb. 

 s. (1. 



1 1 



per cwt. 



s. a. 



105 - 



140 

 140 

 125 

 125 



Lettuce Albano. 

 Electro 2/3. 



b) Summer varieties. 

 All the year round, w. s 



>> 7t 7) ,, bl. S 



Large Mogul, w. s 



Nonpareil, w. s 



Imperial (Green Lettuce) w. s. . . . 

 Turkey Cabbage (Mammoth Butter 



Head) bl. s 



Lee's Immense Hardy Green, w. s. . 



Perpignan improved, w. s 



Blonde de Versailles, w. s 



Mogul, bl. s 



Blonde de Dresde, w. s 



Stubborn-headed large yellow (Trotz- 



kopf) w. s 



Stubborn-headed new brown (brown 



Trotzkopf) w. s 



Small dark red, bl. s 



Spotted (Trout) w. s 



Golden spotted, w. s 



Passepartout or Fearnought, bl. s. . . 



1 3 



1 3 



1 3 



1 5 



1 3 



1 — 



1 3 



1 5 



1 8 



1 8 



1 8 



1 — 



130 

 130 

 130 



130 



122 

 130 

 130 

 152 



130 

 150 



Dippe's yellow solid (yellow-seeded 

 Butter) y. s. 



Rudolph's Favourite, w. s 



Albano, seed light brown (Electro) . 



Genezzano, (Continuity) bl. s. (Electro) 

 of a bronzy colour outside and creamy 

 white inside ; stands the greatest heat , is 

 very solid and at the same time very tender, 

 scarcely produces any seed ; the finest sort 

 that exists per OZ — /6 



Semoroz , y. s. splendid large heads, very 

 solid, when fully developed ; leaves green, 

 with a bronze margin; golden yellow inside 



Canada , bl. s. very tender with bronze 

 leaves when exposed to the sun ; stands the 

 heat very well ; produces very few seeds 



per lb. 

 s. (1. 



1 5 

 1 5 

 1 4 



per cwt. 

 1. d. 



5 6 

 1 5 

 1 3 



Italian Ice Lettuco. 

 Electro 3'—. 



Erfurt, yellow, fine, w. s 



Green Unctuous, hi. s 



Simpson, w. s 



Malta Drumhead, w. s 



Batavia white, w. s 



„ green, w. s. . 



Bossin's Giant, bl. s 



Chou de Naples, w. s. (Electro) . . 

 ,, „ ,, improved, w. s. . 



Ohio, w. s 



Ice Lettuce of Laibach (Iceberg) (Elec- 

 tro) w. s 



Dammann's Ice Lettuce, w. s. (Electro) 

 larger than the former and of the finest flavour, 

 quite excellent; requires a good loamy soil 



Italian Ice Lettuce, w. s. (Electro), also 

 very large, and solid, yellow; remarkably fine 



Grand Rapids, bl. s 



c) Winter varieties. 

 Hammersmith Hardy Green, w. s . 

 Brown German Winter, w. s. , . , 



1 4 

 1 4 

 1 — 

 - 10 



155 

 135 

 135 

 125 

 125 



1 8 



1 8 



1 8 

 1 2 



