HELENA, MONTANA 
yECE TA BLE SEEDS— ( Continued) . 8 1 
Cabbage (Drumhead Savoy.) 
Cabbage (Early Winningstadt) 
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Cabbage (Early Suiiuner.) 
CABBAGE— (Early Wiiiningslad I.) Oz. 20c; %-Lb. 70c; 
^2 25 
This is another old and famous type of early 'Cabb^^^ but 
as m the case of Waltefield, the main difficulty is to get 
a strain of seed representing the highest grade of excel- 
lence. Such a stram will be found in our Winningstadt It 
IS almost as early as Wakefield. It is a sure header even 
where other sorts may fail, and seems to be less liable to 
tne attack ol Cabbage worm than many other varieties. 
CABBAGE— (Early Summer.) Oz. 20c; ^-Lb. 60c; Lb. $2.25 
It IS the earliest of large Cabbages, being at least a week 
m advance oi any other strains of Early Summer. The deep 
flat heads are remarkably uniform in shape, size and color 
Ccood quality and tenderness are marked features. 
CABBAGE— (Surehead.) Oz. 25c; %-Lb. 6oc; Lb. $2.25 
I'or main crop is unexcelled; large flattish round heads 
fine and solid; always "heads." 
CABBAGE— (Houser.) Pkt. 10c; Oz. 30c; %-Lb. $1.00 
A distinct variety of winter Cabbage. For a solid, shapely 
heavy, sweet cabbage it cannot be beaten, and by reason 
oi its compact growth and freedom from loose leaves fully 
oOO to 600 more plants can be grown to the acre. 
CABBAGE— (Large Flat Dutch.) Oz. 25c; %-Lb. 75c; Lb. $2.50 
Lb ^2 50 
Flat Dutch is comparatively free from" a 'disp^^^^ "to 
burst, and is one ol the most reliable winter keepers. This 
strain will do better under partial neglect than any other 
in the world, possibly excepting Surehead. 
CABBAGE— (Peerless Holland.) Oz. 30c; %-Lb. 80c; Lb. $3.00 
Lb ^ QQ 
Most remarkable Cabbage yet produced. iVledium'""sized 
heads, very heavy, fine grain, small stem and the best 
keeper known; always commands the best price; those who 
know this Cabbage will have no other for a long keeper 
Sow early for best results. 
CABBAGE— (Red Dutch.) Oz. 25c; %-Lb. 75c; Lb. $3.00 
Used principally for pickling; solid heads, good color. 
CABBAGE— (Peerless Drumhead Savoy.) Oz. 30c 
^4-Lb. 85c; Lb $3 00 
Should be more generally grown; delicious aHer sliffhilv 
frosted. 
CABBAGE— (In 5c Lithographed Packages.) 
Extra Early Express Large Flat Dutch 
Early Jersey Wakefield Red Dutch 
Winningstadt Holland (winter) 
Surehead (main crop) Drumhead Savoy 
Danish Ballhead 
COPENHAGEN MARKET CABBAGE— A sample head of 
this Cabbage weighed 8% Lbs. Seed sown in cold 
frame April 10, (ranspianled to open qround May 
15, ready to market July 22 or 103 days from sowing. 
Cabbage (Peerless Holland.) 
