102 VEGETABLE SEEDS— (Continued.) 
STATE NURSERY CO. 
TURNIPS 
2 pounds will sow an 
Tl'RNIP (While and Pm-ple Top 
Milan.) 
Milan— (Extra Eai-ly.) Oz. 
VtM'y similar to the While Mi 
arc a little more flat, and the 
fine 
and 
Top 
(One ounce will sow 150 feet of drill; 
acre.) 
Culture — For early use, sow as soon as the ground can 
be worked in spring, in drills 15 inches apart, and thin to 
8 inches apart as soon as plants are large enough to handle 
The sowing should be made just before rain, if possible, 
a rapid growth being important. 
For feeding stock in fall and winter there is nothing 
superior to turnips and rutabagas, as they are much liked 
by all kinds of stock and serve to keep them in good con- 
dition. We cannot too earnestly recommend farmers lo in- 
crease their sowings largely, for we are sure the crop will 
prove remunerative. 
TURNIP— (While Milan 
—Extra Early.) Oz. 15c: 
Vi-Lb. 35c; Lb $I.Ofl 
Very small top, upright 
and compact; the clear 
white roots are ver> 
smooth, symmetrical 
and beautiful: there is 
no better turnip for 
early bunching; 
grained, tender 
sweet. 
T U R N I P— Purple 
10c; 14-Lb. .30c; Lb 
Ian except that the rootf 
top of root is purple red 
TURNIP— (Montana 
Snowball.) Oz. 10c; Vi- 
Lb. 25c; Lb 75c 
Sweet, early, solid; fa- 
vorite for early mar- 
ket bunching. 
TURNIP— (Purple Top 
While Globe.) Oz. 10c; 
%-Lb. 20c; Lb 60c 
Round, large; an ex- 
cellent keeper. 
TURNIP— (White Ego) 
Oz. 10c; %-Lb. 20c; 
Lb fiOc 
An old favorite, egg- 
shaped, p 0 r f e c t r.v 
smooth, firm and mild 
TURNIP— (Purple Top 
Strap Leaf.) Oz. 10c: 
Vi-Lb. 20c; Lb 60c 
The most general l> 
planted of any variety 
It is a quick grower, 
the flesh is very finf 
grained and sweet fla- 
vored. The red top ol 
the bu)b extends down 
lo where it rests in the 
soil. 
TURNIP— (Golden Ball) 
Oz. 10c; %-Lb. 20c; 
Lb 65c 
The most delicate yel- 
low-fleshed turnip: ot 
medium size form, hard 
Valued highly as a table va- 
Turnip (Purple Top White Globe) 
and of superior flavor, 
riety. 
TURNIPS— (In 5c Lithographed Packages.) 
White Milan 
White Egg. 
Montana Snowball 
Purple Top Globe 
Purple Top S'rap Leal 
Golden Rail 
Purple Top Rutabaga 
German Sweet Ruta- 
baga. 
Turnip (Golden Ball.) 
RUTABAGAS 
(American Purple Top.) white rutabaga. 
These require a longer season in which to grow than 
do other turnips; the seeds should be sown about the first 
lo the middle of June. 
RUTABAGA— (American Purple Top) Oz. 10c; 
%-Lb. 20c; Lb 6O1 
This strain is of American origin and is a purple top 
yellow variety. 
RUTABAGA— (Large Whi(<>, or Sweet German.) Oz. lOc; 
Vi-Lb. 20c; Lb coc 
A very large variety, with white skin and wh'ie flesh 
which is tender and sweet. 
RUTABAGA— (Prize Winner.)— Oz. 10c ; Vi-Lb. 30c: Lb. 70c 
Short neck, small top, firm flesh, symmetrical shape, 
united with high feeding value, great productiveness 
hardiness and long keeping qualities, describes the 
perfect Rutabaga. Every root of the Prize Winner 
more nearly approaches ideal than any other strain. 
Rutabaga (Prize Winner.) 
