Condon Bros., iSeedsmen, Rock River Valley Seed Farm, Rockford, Illinois 37 
CONDON'S "Sure Crop" CELERY 
348 Henderson's Easy 
Blanching Celery 
348 Henderson's Easy filnncblng; 
343 Giant Pascal 
J 11 The Lareest Ribbed Oelery 
This ;is a."green-leaved variety 
developed^rom the c;old<'n Yel- 
low Self-Blanchiiife, and we rec- 
ommend it as -being of t,lie best 
quality for i;aU and early winter 
use. It blanches to a beautiful 
yellowish white color; is very 
solid and crUsp and of a fine nutty 
Havor. Packet, « cts.t <>|iucr, 2R 
cts.t Vt lb., 7S ctH.i Va lb., 91.40; 
lb., %'i.TtO, i>oitl|inid. 
340 Columbia 
Second Early Winter Sort 
An early-maturing sort unsur- 
passed in shape and quality. The 
plant is of medium height, but 
viry- stocky and heavy- The 
stales are thick, almost round, 
ri'sohiblin^g in shape, those of 
liiant Pa.scal: the color has in it 
more of , the .rich yellow tint of 
ilolcien' -;YeUbw Self-Blanching, 
which variety' it resembles very 
iniuch in appearance when 
(trimmed and bunched tov the 
market. Packet, 8 ct«.i ounce, 
.no ctii.i IVm flJSOi Mt lb., «2.7.'| 
lb., f.'i.OO, poHtpald. 
OrlKlnators True Stork. Absolutely Nen' 
DlKtlnet Sort 
The BawleNt and Quickest to Blanch 
The EarlieKt and the Latent in One Row 
A valuable celery of recent introduc- 
tion and is now extc-nsively grown by 
the most progressive celery growers 
througliout the United States. The stalks 
are stocky in growth and of nicdiuni 
height and are the easiest and quicliest 
to blanch and keep netter in the trench 
than otlier sorts. The tender, brittle, 
sweet, nutty flavored stalks aie attrac- 
tive in appearance. Ready for the table 
or market in about 115 da.vs. Grows 
equally well on muck or upland. Packet, 
10 cts.i ounce, 50 ct«.; % lb., .fl.T.I; y~ lb., 
fS.2A; lb., -liti.OO. postpaid. 
342 CONDON'S Extra 
Select White Plume 
The Very Finest for Fall und Early Winter \ 
Use ** Crisp as Ice," 
It is a truly beautiful type. No other 
elery naturally turns white upon reaching 
laturlty. All others require blanching with 
oards or with earth. The Golden Self- 
ilanching. naturally turns yellow, but this 
ne turns white. Not only does the stem 
whiten, but the leaf itself, especially every 
iner leaf, assumes the attractive white 
olor. This makes the White Plume Celerv 
ne of the most showy ornaments that can 
e put upon the Thanksgiving or Christmas 
inner table. Packet, ct«.; ounce, 25 cts.j 
\ lb., 75 ctH.i V» ib., $1,30; lb., {^2.50; po.stpnid. 
346 Celeriac 
^nape 
face. 
% lb., 
taree Smooth Prague 
An Improved form of turnip-rooted 
elery, excellent for soups and stews, 
'reduces roots of nearly globular 
and comparatively smooth sur- 
Packet, T> ctR.; ounce, 25 ct.s,; 'i-VS 
75 cts.j poKtiiaid. 
Turnip-Rooted Celery 
340 Columbia Very Fine Strain 
345 Kalamazoo 
Extra Select Strain for Critical 
Planters 
We consider our Kalamazoo 
absolutely and without exception 
the very best celery grown. It 
is late; it is not self-blanching, 
but it is worth many times Over 
all the extra trouble and labor 
invoI\ed in growing it. I'ncket, 
G ctN.: ounce, 35 etn.: Vi lli.. $1.15; 
Vi lb., $2.00; lb., $3.50, postpaid. 
347 Winter Reliance 
or Queen Long- 
keeper 
This very desirable variety is 
considered the most attractive in 
color and the best in quality of 
any of the late-keeping sorts. 
The plant is dwarf. Packet, 5 
cts.i nnnee, 20 ctH.: Vi lb.. 05 eta.; 
Vi lb., $1.15; lb., $2.00, postpaid. 
344 CONDON'S 
Improved Golden 
Heart 
Pine, long-keeping golden 
dwarf celery. The heart is large, 
surrounded by a shapely solid 
stalk. Packet, <i cts.; ounce, 20 
cts.; H lb., OS cts.; Va lb., $1.1S; 
lb., $2.00, postpaid. 
Common Sense Culture Directions printed on all packages. 
