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H MAY'S EXTRA FINE CELERY 
^ May's Golden Self-Blanching Celery 
• '^f French strain, this variety isof thiclt. compact growth, 
^t'with large, solid eolden hearts andstalks. thick, crisp and 
irittlc, tender, free from stringiness and white: even with- 
«t covering. It is early, of delicious flavor and reconi- 
eornded to market gardeners generally. Packet 15c, 
.(-ounce 85c, ounce $1.50. 
)iMEKICAN GROWN SEED. Ounce 14c, M-pound 45c, 
;i-pound 80e, pound $1.50. 
May's American White Solid Celery 
piie hest of the larse growing sorts. Grows to a height. 
' under good cultivation, of s feet. It is remarkably tender 
ml keeps the rich flavor longer than any other variety, 
lunce 10c, !i-pound 35e, >a-pound 60e, pound $1.00. 
MAY'S CURLED CRESS 
i urlcd. (Pepper Grass). Quick growing. leaves 
iy cut and feathery like a good parsley. Ounce 5c, 
ind 12c. >i-pound 20c, pound 35c, 
May's Water Cress 
Iy esteemed as a salad during the spring and fall. Also used 
I garnish for meats during the winter. Packet 7e. ounce 
:o V -pound $1.40. 
? MAY'S TRUE SOUTHERN OR CREOLE 
COLLARDS 
Pruc Southern or Creole. Forms a large, loose open head. They 
' should be sown as for cabbage, in June, July and August, for 
□ccessioi. Ounce 5c, Ji-pound 15c, >«-pound 25c. 
MAY'S CORN SALAD 
1 .small, hardy salad, extensively used during the winter and 
^spring months as a substitute for lettuce. Also cooked and ser- 
ed like spinach. Large seeded. Broad leaved. Ounce Sc. 
i-pound 15c,>3 -pound 25c 
MAY'S CHIVES 
ilso called Snittlauch. Chives are perfectly hardy perennial 
Implants of the onion type. They are grown for their small leaves, 
'hich are producefl very early in the spring, forgiving a mild onion 
i«vor to various dishes. They cnn be grown in pots in a sunny 
'indow during the winter. Packet 7e, Ounce 2(e, 
A Perfect Celery 
MAY'S SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER 
A fter years of trial this variety has supcrieded all others both fo« 
^*carly and late planting. • It is more delicious and of a mudi 
flnerquality than the large late cauliHower and is the one varietf 
that 13 certam to head under ordinary conditions. It is the carlieel 
otiill. Its heads are perfect, round and snow white, averaging ft 
inches, and often attaining 10 or li, in diameter. It is of low-grow- 
ing, compact habit, admitting of planting one-third more than any 
other variety- in a given space of ground. Packet 10c, )i-ounee 
ooc, ounce $1 25. 
Extra Early Erfurt Cauliflower 
Celected. .\ great favorite, very similar to Snowball, prt>duce* 
■-'the very finest quality of compact, perfect heads, white in color, 
of good size. Packet 1 Oc, M-ounce 35c, ounce $1.26. 
CABBAGE 
May's Hundred Weight 
•yhe largest of all cabbages, single tpecimens having been knowa 
. pounds each. The truest type of the large late var- 
iety. WiU average more good solid heails per acre than any other 
l;irge late cabbage. The keeping qualities are excellent, and it it 
therefore a valuable sort. Ounce ISc, i/4-pound 50c, pound $1 76 
ices of Seeds in Pkts. Any Selection, 4c per Pkt., 6 Pkts. 20c, 12 Pkts. or over, 35c, per Dozen 
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