THE TILU^GH AST SEED CO., LA CONNER, WASH. 
CABBAGE 
Our seeds are tested for purity and germination, and none are sent out that will 
not grow if soil, weather and cultural conditions are right. 
EARLY CABBAGE 
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD. 
This is tlie earliest and best cabbage 
not only for market gardeners but tor 
the family garden. Its great resist- 
ance both to frost and other unfavor- 
able conditions makes it the surest 
header of all the early cabbages. The 
heads are very solid, uniform, medium 
siaed and of excellent quality. V4, lb., 
$2.50; oz., 75c; pkt, Wc. 
CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD. This 
is a strain of Wakefield which is just 
a little later and larger than the Early 
•Jersey Wakefield. The leaves are 
large, smooth and rather thick. The 
plant is very hardy and vigorous. The 
heads are blunt pointed, broad at the 
base, and in general very uniform. 
Price, Vi lb., $2.50; 02., 75c; pkg., 10c. 
EARLY WINNINGSTADT. A very 
solid, pointed head, medium in size 
and earliness. If planted late, makes 
a good winter cabbage. Heads well on 
land too poor to head other kinds. 
1-4 lb., $2.50; oz., 75c; pkg., 10c. 
COPENHAGEN MARKET. This is 
the earliest of the round headed type 
of cabbage yet introduced. The heads 
are quite large and very fine quality. 
Although this is not quite so hardy as 
the Early Jersey Wakefield it will be 
found an excellent sort both for the 
home garden and the market gai^ 
doner. % lb., ?3.50; oz., $1.00; pkg., 
15c. 
HENDERSON'S EARLY SUMMER. 
A little later and larger than the 
Wakefield. Heads flat and stand 
longer without bursting. V4, lb., $2.50 
oz., 75c; pkg., 10c. 
ALL SEASONS OR SUCCESSION. 
A fine new cabbage a few days later, 
but much larger than the Early Sum- 
mer; sure heading and of finest qual- 
ity. Good to plant early or late. % 
lb., $2.25; oz., 75c; pkg., 10c. 
