WALTER S. SCHELLS QUALITY SEEDS FOR MARKET-GARDENERS 
(CELERY 
One ounce will produce about S.OOO plants 
My Celery seed is of that same high standard of quality required for high-class trade, and means the 
highest prices and quickest sales to the gardeners who use it. 
Mr. Rhorbach, market-gardener and extensive plant-grower, said: "I never in my life saw Celery seed 
germinate so quick, so strong, and produce so many plants as your seed. From one ounce of your Columbia 
I actually raised and sold 25,000 plants and all the other varieties the same proportion." 
Hargesfs Allheart Celery 
A New Variety of Great Value 
Allbeart is a late Celery, the result of a most exhaustive selection of certain type plants which possessed 
the four essentials necessarj' for the best Celery, which are, flavor, abundance of hearts, size and attractive 
appearance. Mr. Hargest, who has been in the market-gardening business here for thirty years, has per- 
fected this variety after years of careful selection. He says: "I try out all good varieties of Celery, but there' 
is none equal to this — none like it. There are big bunches of hearts in each stalk; it grows as high as White 
Plume. Its flavor is like that of Giant Pascal, but it does not resemble it, being more stalky, light green, 
blanches up easier and to a rich gold- 
en yellow. One of the best keepers." 
I urge all my customers to grow this 
new Allheart. Pkt. 10 cts., Vaoz. 
20c., oz. 40c., 141b. $1.25, lb. $4. 
White Plume Celery 
This splendid Celery is improving 
from year to year under high culture 
and careful selection. It is a truly 
beautiful type. No other Celery 
naturally turns white upon reaching 
maturity— all others require blanch- 
ing with boards or with earth. The 
Golden Self-blanching naturally turns 
yellow, but this one turns white. 
Not only does the stem whiten, but 
the leaf itself. White Plume Celery is 
one of the most showy varieties that 
can be put upon the market. As to 
crispness and quality, White Plume 
is all that can be desired of a white 
Celery. It is very early, and my 
stock is extra fine. The crops of my 
customers show the quality of the 
seed I sell them. tkt. 5 cts., V^oz. 
20 cts., oz. 40 cts., V^Ib. $1, lb. $3. 
Mr. Wm. Matzinger says: "This is the 
purest strain and best crop of White Plume 
Celery I have ever grown, and your seed 
produced it." 
Mr. John W. Livingston says: "My Giant 
Pascal Celery is fine; never had it better." 
Mrs. D. Mariz says: "I never had finer 
Celery than your Allheart." 
Mr. Harry Stoner says: "I made out fine 
on your Yellow as Gold Celery. It keeps as 
well as the green Celery." 
Mr. Wm. Brightbill says: "Your All- 
heart is a good one — it is truly all heart." 
Mr. E. E. Seifert says; "I grew a fine crop 
of Giant Pascal from your seed." 
CELERY PAPER. For covering 
Celery in fall, in trenches. Rolls, 3 feet 
wide, 165 feet long, 85 cts. per roll; 
second grade, 65 cts. per roll. 
CELERY HILLER, "PLANET JR." 
^ »Mi^^^^^^^^^i^M ^ complete one-horse garden tool for 
A fine specimen of Hargest'g Allheart Celery, grown by Mr. Hargest. hilling up Celery. $16 for a double two- 
the originator row Hiller complete. 
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