SEEDS WHICH SUCCEED 



SSriSflAGE. LETTUCE-Continued. 



AltXTQTrC l?oa/lTr S° named because its season of readiness for table is ex- • Lt. yi Xib. Oz. Pkt. 



AX W Oijr O XVCCbU. . tended over a period earlier and later than the usual 



, cabbaging sorts. , $1 t5 50 30 5 



Landreths'-Romain, 50 days.— ^"t.iveTS . 



long, shell-shaped, narrow-leaved Lettuce served everywhere and termed Romain on 

 the hotel bills of fare; but upon their return home they have not found the Romain in 

 the American markets. Yet if they have home gardens they can grow it themselve? to 

 as perfect a condition as observed abroad. The Landreths' Romain is a fine type of 

 this Lettuce 1 75 



60 



20 



10 



LANDRETHS' FLORIDA FAVORITE, 55 DAYS.— A most desirable sort. Flourishes on hot 

 dry sand. Produces long, narrow, erect leaves, which require tying up to blanch; 

 prevents the entry of sand into the head 1 75 



60 



20 



Hustard. 



Five Ounces of Seed to 100 Yards of Row. Four Pounds to the Acre. 



In the Spring, when the Pear is in bloom, drill in rows 1 foot apart. To 

 have a succession the sowings should be made every two or three weeks till 

 October. Cut young; when old the flavor is strong. Once sown, certain to per- 

 petuate itself. ' 



LEAF OF 

 OSTRICH PLUME MUSTARD 



BLOOMSDALE LARGE-LEAVED MUSTARD 

 Growing in a flower pot 



Bloomsdale Large-Leaved, 35 days — ^.Xclig^'^^.JIj^^^^iff Lb. oz. Pkt. 



grown, immense leaves which are as long and broad as the largest Tobacco. These 

 same leaves, when size of a man's hand, are very tender and admirable as a salad. The 



leaves, when twice that size, we recommend for boiling as Spinach. This plant should ^ 



have a place in every Southern garden. An immense amount of edible material can be 

 raised on a very limited space 



75 



30 



15 



CREOLE, .30 DAYS.— A fine curled sort. It is quite ornamental. Ready for table use in 



all its stages of growth 70 30 



GIANT SOUTHERN CURLED, — Not so large as the Creole, leaves more curly. Always ready. 60 20 



10 

 10 



5 

 5 



OSTRICH PLUME.— Double curled. Exceedingly ornamental, 

 any other curly sort. Very delicate in texture; well named. 



Green. Very superior to 



80 



30 



15 



For Express charges paid by customer, or small seeds Postage paid by us, see inside of cover. 



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