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Champion Early Dwarf, by successional sowings tliis variety may be cut tlirough the year o 3...0 6 



Dwarf Eirly Yoric, very early and compact o 3...0 4 



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



Early Ralnham (new), deseribed as the earliest of the East Ham section, and was the first offered 



for sale in Covent Garden Market the spring of 1870 o 6...1 6 



Fulliain, Battersea, or Vanack, a good variety for g^eneral use o 3...0 6 



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



Imperial, V/iieeler's, delicate in flavour, and turns m very early ; our selection of this is one of the 



very best for general use — spa i ally recommended o 3...0 6 



Kemp's Incomparable, a very suiierior dwarf compact variety, very early o 3...0 8 



Large Late Drumliead, or Scotch, grows to an immense size, fine for cattle o 3...0 6 



Large York, syn. 0.\l'.eart, a good useful sort o 3...0 4 



Little Gem, a superb small early cabbage in the way of Little Pixie o 6...1 6 



London Market, a variety much esteemed in Covent Garden o 3...0 4 



Matchless, Atken's, a very excellent dwarf variety o 3...0 6 



Nonpareil, Beck s Improved, a well-knov/n and highly esteemed valuable variety o 3...0 6 



Premier, Eeck's, an exceedingly useful, fine flavoured early variety o 4...0 8 



President E?.,rly Dwarf (new), meduim size, good firm heart, marrow flavoured, very hardy o 4...1 o 



Red Dutch Improved, for pickling ; an exceedingly fine variety o 4...1 o 



,, Early Erfurt, turns in quickly, and may be sown later than the "Red Dutch" o 4...1 o 



Sugar Loaf, a very good distinct variety, much esteemed by some o 3...0 6 



Tom Thumb (Little Fixie), a delicate flavoured, very early small cabbage o 4...0 8 



W innin gstadt, this variety is strongly recommended for summer use and hot countries o 3...0 6 



In addition to the above, we can supply almost any other variety worth cultivating. 



ColewortGroenEosette Y'^cccdingly delicate greens, favourites in Co-jent Garden ( ^ g 



,. Mitchell's Hardy Green r '"'' g>-eat demand Sot^ u, June, July, and < ^ % ^ ^ 



OUR OWN SELECTION. 



8 ounces, in S best successional varieties 3 6 | 4 ounces, in 8 best successional varieties 2 o 



KOHI. S3SrGXs KCHX., OK TURWIP-ISOOTSB CABBAQE. 



Earliest White Vienna, the roots of this variety arc excellent when cooked young o 4..,! o 



,, Purple Vienna ,, ,, „ ,, ,, o 4...1 o 



Large Green and Large Purple each o 4 



CABBAGE SAVOY. 



New Sprouting Ulm Savoy, a miniature Brussels Sprout witii the Ulm Savoy head, which is cut 



for early use ; the sprouts which follow continue till late in spring ^ o 4...0 9 



Dwarf Green Curled, one of the best varieties o 3...G 6 



Drumhead, very large and very fine o 3...0 4 



New Dwarf Ulm, most valuable for small gardens, should be planted one foot apart o 3...0 6 



New Feather Stem, a hybrid, resembling Brussels Sprouts in growth and habit o 4...0 9 



Golden Savoy, or Bloemendaal, very delicately flavoured variety, highly recommended o 4...0 8 



Pancalier-Joulin, a very superior sm.all early variety, highly recommended o 4...0 9 



GOUVB THOiTCHUDA, GS. SBA-KAI.E CABBAGE. 



ERRONEOUSLY SOLD BY SOME HOUSES .\S ASP..VR.^GUS KALE. 



Couve Tronch'.Td-a, peculiarly delicate and agreeable in flavour, equalling in this respect even the 



cauliflower; make successional sowings in March, April, and May o 4...0 9 



caxtlipiiOWeib;. 



Covent Garden Early London, our own very early, exceedingly fine dwarf stock o 6...1 6 



New Erfurt Dwarf Mammoth, syns. Frogmore Forcing, Carter's Mammoth, etc.; produces large 



compact heads of superior quality, and turns in the quickest of any i 0.-..2 6 



Knickerbocker (new), a most valuable late variety, possessing the fine qualities of Stadtholder, but 



with a shoner stem and shorter leaves, producing large, compact, snow-white heads, and 



Walcheren, a well-known, general favourite 



Lenormand's New Short Stemmed "Paris Market C^auliflower ;" a great improvement, 



compact heads, and resisting heat and drought 



Lemaitre's, an exceedingly fine short stemmed Faiis Market variety 



Ne Plus Ultra, a very fine early dwarf English variety, heads large 



Hertfordshire Superb Dwarf, large pure white close heads, very hardy 



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Myatt's Victoria o 4. .1 o [ Linnseus o 4. ..1 o [ Emperor 



Prince Albert o 4...1 o | Early Scarlet o 4. ..I o I Mixed 



SEA-KAX.E. 



Sea-Kale 



spiitacb;. per oz. per qt. 



Round Flanders, the best for spring and summer sowing o 2...1 3 



Prickly Flanders, tlie best for autumn sowing o 2...r 3 



Lee s Giant Orach, immensely productive, yielding a constant supply of dark-green leaves of a fine perpkt. peroz. 



piquant flavour, a great acquisition as a summer spinach o 4...1 o 



Orach Red, or Mountain .S|jinach, a highly decorative pi. int for shrubbery borders o 3...0 6 



New Zealand, produces fine succulent leaves in great abundance throughout the summer o 3...0 5 



For perpetual Spinach Beet, by some more highly esteemed than spinach, see page 54. 



Section III -EDIBLE ROOTED PLANTS. 



BEST. 



/// our Experimental Grounds the varieties marked * have, been tested and found perfectly pure; our customers 

 may, therefore, confidently rely upon, the seed producing fine roots of uniform quality. 

 BSr" See "Gardeners' Magazine" for Illustrated Report of liccts grown at our Kxperimcnlal Grounds. 



