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Diviaion I.— FOR CUTTING DURING THE AUTUMN AND EARLY WINTER MONTHS. ^\ ^" 



Early Purple Cape, a most useful variety, may be cut from August to Deceaibcr o 6...1 6 



Grang&'s or Hammond's White Cape, one of the best for succeeding the Cauliflower o 9...8 o 



y/alchsrea, syn. VV. (Cauliflower, a valuable variety for cutting in Se|jti:mbcr and October o 9. ..2 o 



Dancsr'S Late Pink Cape, a most valuable succession to the Early Purple Cape o 6.. I 6 



Division II.— ?0R CUTTING DURING THE WINTER MONTHS. 

 Snow's Superb Winter White, fine heads may be cut from this in December .and January, and if 



sown in succession, a su|»ply can be liad during the spring months i 0...2 6 



Snow's Superb Winter White, received from Mr. Snow, sold only in packets 2 6 



Baclthouse's Winter White, large white he.ids, coming in with Snow's, in sealed packets i 6 



Bac''rJhouse'3 ■7/inter White ,,. ,, i 0...2 6 



Govent Garden Winter White, the Cauliflower Broccoli, so much prized in Covent Garden Market i o 



Osbom's Winter 'White, a tine mid-winter firoccoli, heads as white as a cauliflower i 0...2 6 



Early Purple Sprouting (Asparagus Broccoli) a very hardy prolific sprouting variety o 4,..! o- 



Suttcn's Improved White Sprouting', said to be as productive and as hardy as the purple i o 



Division III.— FOR CUTTING IN MARCH AND APRIL. 

 Barr'3 Champion, Ne'W, one of the most distinct Broccolis in cultivation and one of the hardiest, is 

 uninjured by the most severe weather; the flower is well protected, and when allowed to 

 attain its full size, with good culture has produced heads as much as four feet in circum- 

 ference. Sow in March or, in warm localities, in .\pril 1 0...2 6 



Adr.m's Earliest 'White, the earliest Spring Broccoli, sometimes ready in February o 4 .1 o 



Ambler s Early 'White, very hardy, and producing large creamy white heads o 4...T o 



Becli s New Dwarf Gem, a first-rate early variety, very dwarf o 6...1 6 



Coveat Garden Spring 'White, a first-class early, with nice compact delicate white heads o 6...1 6 



Dalmeny Park, first-rate dwarf hardy variety, with large close heads o 6...I 6- 



Dilcock s Bride, produces fine large heads, and forms a good succession to Imperial o 4...1 o 



Early Penzance, or Cornish, turns in very early ; fine compact pure white heads o 4...1 o. 



Mitchinson's Early White Cornish, in sealed packets, from Cornwall i o 



IiXitohinson's Early 'White Penzance, in sealed [jackets, from Cornwall i o 



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



ICaights Protecting, a very useful variety o 4.1 o 



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



Division IV.- FOR CUTTING IN APRIL, MAY, AND JUNE. 



Alesandra, Late White, a first class sort, coming into use the first week in May I o 



Brown's Incomparable Hardy White, a fine variety, standing the severest winters o 6...1 6- 



Carter's Champion, a late Spring Broccoli; dwarf, heads very large, fine flavoured 1 o 



„ Si'mraer White, in use from the end of M.ay, till succeeded by the cauliflower i 0...2 6' 



Cattell's Eclipse, obtained the First Prize at the International Exhibition of May, 1S66 i 0...2 6- 



Chappsi s Cream, a fine variety, with large creamy white compact heads o 4...1 o 



Dickson's Champion, a first-mte late hardy variety, with large compact white heads o 6...1 6 



Dwaif Late White, a very fine variety o 4...1 c- 



Elletton's New Surprise, large, late White Protecting, an improved Mammoth i o 



Fro^more Protecting, very liiglily recommended for its fine white heads i o 



Garroway's Late White, very hardy, producing in May and June fine white heads o 6...1 &■ 



Horley's 'Vsjiegated ; the inner leaves in winter are striped, tinted, and spotted 2 6 



Horticultural Superb Late, a first-class large hardy variety ; heads may be cut when i lb., or 



allowed to attain to the weight of 6 or 7 lbs. without losing their good qualities o 6...1 & 



Hcwden's Large Late Si'oerian Purple, a valuable hardy variety with purple heads o 4...1 o 



Lauder's Superb Protecting Late White Goshen ; the Edinburgh and Gla^ow markets are sup- 

 plied as late as June with the splendid large white heads of this variety. Air. Thomson, of 



Dalkeith Park, specially rccointticnds it i.;. and 2 6... ... 



Msniaaoth, or Covcnt Garden Giajit White, one of the largest and best late Broccoli o 4...1 o 



Millar's Dwarf Late Russian White, very fine dwarf hardy variety ; sow in succession o 4...1 o 



Reading Giant, fine large heads, an excellent variety, and very hardy o 5...I 6 



Richmond Fine Late White, an excellent variety * o 4...1 o 



Shearer s Late White, an extremely hardy Scotch variety, standing the severest winlers 1 o 



Snow's Nonpareil, short-stemmed, close-lieaded, and of first-rate quality; may be cut when sm.iU, 



but retains its fine qualities till it has attained a large size o 6...1 6 



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



Wandless' Wonderful, a very late long-standing hardy variety ; recommended o 6...1 6- 



OUR OWN SELECTION. 



8 ounces, in 8 best successional varieties g 6 | 3 ounces, in 6 best successional varieties 4 o 



4 ,, in 8 ,, 5 o I 4 packets, in 4 ,, 3 o 



BBU'SSES.S SPKOTJTS, So. 



Imported Seed, a very fine selected stock, which we confidently recommend o 4...0 9 



Roseterry Brussels Sprouts, a very fine stock o 4...1 o 



Scryniger's Giant, a very fine selected variety i o 



„ Extra Dwarf, very highly recommended for small gardens i o... .„ 



Suttcn'S Matchless Sprouts, early, compact, and robust I o 



Melville's Altert Sprouts, a hybrid between Savoy and Brussels Sprouts o 3 . 0 9 



„ Dalmeny Sprouts, a hybrid betw een Cabbage and Bnissels Sprouts o 3...0 9 



Sandringham SproiltS (new), a hybrid between the Cabbage and Brussels Sprouts, yielding an 



immense quantity of sprouts of the most delicate flavour i o 



CASDOonrs. 



Spanish ) Wlicn blanihcd these arc used in slews, and also in scupi ( o 3 . 0 6 



French j and salads much in the same way as Celery. \ o 4...1 o 



CABBAGE. 



Earr's New Dwarf Cabbage, a very superior hardy early variety, with close compact sm,all heads, 

 of drlioate flavour ; if successional sowings are made it will yield a valuable supply during 



the autumn and winter months i o 



Cattell's Reliance, an cxrellcnt early variety o 3 . 0 6 



,, Early Barnes, a fine early variety o 3...0 6 



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



