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To grow goo4 critp Lettnce, soil iheuld be w«U fertilMj^f 
CONDON'S I FiTTI ir^F 
Dependable * * W JiLi 
CONDON'S 
Improved 
Hanson 
Hot Weather Kind 
Grows to large size 
and is uniformly sure- 
heading. Heads very I 
soird and beautifully 
blaiiched, crisp, mild 
and tendei-. One of 
the finest varieties to 
grow for marliet dur-' 
ing the summer 
months. Our atoclc is 
unexcelled. Packet, « 
ets.! ounce, Jit ctn.t Vi 
lb„ 30 cts.t ^ lb., 50 
ctN.; lb., 00 ctM., post' 
paid. 
419 Improved Hanson 
Ice Drumhead 
Second early solid 
heading variety. Leaves 
light green, changing to 
yellow or creamy white 
in center. Very fesist- 
ant to heat and for mid- 
summer is all right, but 
for early and late mar- 
kets not equal to Cab- 
bage Head, Big Boston 
or May King. Packet, 5 
cts.; oiiuee, 10 cts.; lb,, 
30 cts.; 1/s lb., 50 ct«.; lb., 
90 cts„ postpaid. 
430 TOrnhnnhoIck 
Tomhannock '} 
Haudsome ReddjNli Bronze Kdgcd 
Thin Lettuce does not head— j 
makes a loose bunch of leaves ofi 
very line quality. Edges of th« 
outer leaves are a reddish bronzejj 
almost 
within, 
white. 
the leaves 
Very crisp 
are 
and 
tender.! 
Packet. 5 clH.i ounce, 10 cts.) ^4; 
■" ■ ' Ib„ 50 cts.! ih., »«! 
Market 
Gardeners 
See 
Pink List 
Iceberg 
tias ah unusually solid tldad. The white 
mam ribs of thfe leaves eUfVe toward the 
center, which keep the Interior thorough- 
ly bleached. It is quick gi-owing and al- 
\t'ays' crisp and tender, whethef' .propa- 
gated, in early spring or in the hot days 
of summer. Pocket, 6 cts.; oanee> 12 els.; 
V4 lb„ 30 cts.i 1/4 lb.. 50 cts.; lb., 00 cts., 
postfiald. 
424 Ininii-nslty 
Tlie Name Reprc- 
sents the <taaUiy 
416 OalUornta Cream Batter 
California Cream Butter j 
Or Royal Summer Cabbage ' 
A very reliable heading sort,' 
With glossy, deep green leaves, the 
outer ones slightly spotted on 
splashed with brown. The inner] 
leaves form a large, very solid] 
head, rich light yellow in color, j 
very thick, tender and buttery. ■ 
Packet, 5 cts.; ounce, 10 cts.i Vn 
lb., 30 cts.! Vs lb., 50 cts.J lb., 00 
cts,, po.stpaid. i 
Immensity 
This grand Lettuce is claimed ] 
to Pe without exception the, 
very largest lettqce in cuUiva- • 
tion. Notwithstanding its great i 
size, ft is fender, sweet and 
crisp. It produces a fine, large. ] 
SgUrt head, often 3 feet in cir- , 
ciimference and 12 inclies in di-, 
ameter. It has great heat-re- ; 
sisting qualitiesi being slow tOi 
run tii seed, so that it is very ' 
reliable for a late crop when' 
many other sorts are unfit for; 
use. Do not be prejudiced on 
account of the great size of. 
Immensity, as it is not cqarse, ' 
even the outer leaves beihgl 
tender. Especially adapted to ■ 
planting in the fall and winter, J 
and is the most sure headlng'l 
of any of the' large, buttery i 
varieties. A number of the best ' 
local market gardeners have] 
lieen growing It and iind it'; 
uniiurpassed for a line, heavy ; 
shipping Variety, also for home 
gardens. I'acket, 7 cts.; onuec. I 
14 «<«.; Vt lb., 30 *»S.i '/4 lb., 5."S | 
cts.; lb., $1.00, postpaid. 
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