OF THEIR GUIDE TO THE KITCHEN GARDEN. 



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P« pkt. Per oz. 



$. d. s. d. 



Covent Garden Spring "White, a first-class curly variety, with nice little compact, delicate 



white heads,' coming into use as soon as the weather will permit 1 0..2 6 



Early Penzance, or Cornish, turns in very early ; fine, compact, pure white heads .... 0 G. .1 6 



Imperial Early White, a very superior variety, a fine succession to Adam's 0 4..1 0 



Dilcock's Bride, produces fine large heads, and forms a good succession to Imperial. ... 0 (!. . 1 G 



Bock's New Dwarf Gem, a first-rate early variety, very dwarf 0 G. .1 6 ' I 



Knight's Protecting, a very useful variety ' 0 4..1 0 j 



Southampton White, a very fine variety, with large white heads 9 4. . I 0 ' 



Sulphur, or Brimstone, very useful, extremely hardy, and produces fine heads 6 4. . 1 0 



Division IV— For cutting in April and May. 



Alexandra Late White, said to be a first class sort, coming into use the first week in May 2 G . . 

 Brown's Incomparable Hardy White, standing the severest winters, and in May pro- 

 ducing large compact heads, stem very short, recommended 1 0. .2 G 



Carter's Champion, a late Spring Brocoli, dwarf, heads very large, fine flavoured 0 G. .1 6 



„ Summer White, this fine late variety comes into use the end of May, and con- 

 tinues till succeeded by the cauliflower . . '. 1 0. . 



Cattell's Eclipse, an extremely hardy, very late white variety ; in use in May and June ; 



was awarded the First Prize at the International Exhibition, May, 1866 1 0. . 



Chappel's Cream, a fine variety, with large compact heads •. . . . 0 G. .1 6 



Frogmore Protecting (true from Turner), very highly recommended 1 0. . 



Garroway's Late White, a very hardy, exceedingly fine variety, producing in May and 



June fine cauliflower-like heads : 1 0..2 6 



Hill's June Brocoli, comes into use end of May, and continues through June 2 G. . . . ' 



Horley's Variegated, ?iew f exceedingly hardy and truly a novelty : the inner leaves 

 during winter are striped, tinted, and spotted ; the heads are compact, of excel- 

 lent quality, and ready to cut the end of April ; both ornamental and useful .. 2 G.. .. 



Howden's Large Late Purple (Syn. Siberian), a valuable hardy variety 0 4 . . 1 0 



Mammoth, or Covent Garden Giant White, one of the largest and best late Brocoli .... 0 6 . . 1 G 



Millar's Dwarf Late White (Syn. Dwarf Russian) 0 4..1 0 



Beading Giant, fine large heads, an excellent variety, and very hardy 0 6..1 6 



Shearer's Late White, an extremely hardy Scotch variety, having stood the severest 



winters, producing in April and May large pure white compact heads 1 0 . . 



Snow's Nonpareil, a very fine short-stemmed, close headed variety ; the heads may be 

 cut when very small, or if allowed to expand to a large size, still continue 



compact, and retain their excellent quality 1 0..2 6 



The Cottager's Brocoli, a most valuable variety for small gardens ; it yields a succession 



of fine compact white heads from April till the early cauliflower is ready 1 0. .2 G 



The Horticultural superb Late, a first-class late white variety, highly recommended . . 0 G . . 1 . . 6 



Wilcove, a fine large late variety, with compact white heads ; ready to cut in May .... 0 4 . . 1 0 



ODK OWN SELECTION. 



S ounces, in 8 best successional varieties 12 0 1 3 ounces, in 6 best successional varieties. 4 6 



4 „ in 8 „ 6 0 j 4 pkts. in 4 „ 2 6 



BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 



Imported Seed, very fine stock 0 4..1 0 



Roseberry Brussels Sprouts 0 4 . . 1 0 



Serymger's Giant, a fine variety 1 0. . .. 



For new and valuable varieties of Winter Sprouts, see under Borecole and Savoy. 



CAUDOON. 



Spanish , , 0 4 . . 1 0 



CABBAGE. 



Covent Garden Superfine Early Dwarf, a compact little cabbage, very early 0 4..0 9 



Champion Early Dwarf, by successional sowings this variety may be cut through the year 0 4.0 8 



Dwarf Early York, very early 0 6 



Enfield Market, a very superior variety, turns in very early 0 3..0 6 



Hill's Incomparable, this is one of the best small early cabbages cultivated 0 4..0 8 



Kemp's Incomparable, a very superior dwarf compact variety, very early 0 4..0 8 



Large Late Drumhead, or Scotch, grows to an immense size, fine for cattle 0 6 



Large York (Oxheart), a good useful sort 0 6 



Tom Thumb (Little Pixie), a delicately flavoured, very early, little cabbage 0 G..1 0 



Aitken's Matchless, a very excellent dwarf variety 0 6 



Nonpareil, Beck's Improved, a well-known and highly esteemed valuable variety 0 3 . .0 G 



Oliver's Monarch, a fine compact growing variety ; may be planted close together, andif 



not cut too close, will yield a succession of small cabbage throughout the summer 0 6 . . 1 6 



Premier, Beck's, an exceedingly useful, fine flavoured variety 0 4..0 8 



President Early Dwarf, new, medium size, good firm heart, marrow flavoured, veryhrdy 1 0. . . . 



Bed Dutch Improved, for pickling ; an exceedingly fine variety 0 4..1 0 



Rosetta Green Colewort, a most useful early cabbage, in use the whole winter 0 4..0 8 



Sugar Loaf, a very good old, very distinct variety 0 G 



