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MAY'S 
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MAY'S EXTRA FINE CELERY 
May's Golden Self-Blanching Celery 
Qf French strain, this variety is of thick, compact growth, 
V; with large, solid golden hearts andstalks. thick, crisp and 
brittle, tender, free from stringiness and white: even witli- 
outcovcring. Itisearly, of delicious flavor and recom 
nunded to market gardeners generally. Packet 15c, 
M-ounce 85c. ounce $1.50. 
AMERICAN GROWN SEED. Ounce 14c, M-pound 46c, 
>a-pound 80c, pound $1.50. 
May's American White Solid Celery 
'T'he best of the large growing sorts. Grows to a height. 
' under good cultivation, of sfeet. It is remarkably tender 
and keeps the rich flavor longer than anv oilier variety. 
Ounce 10c, J<-pound 35e, K-pound 60e, pound $1.00. 
MAY'S CURLED CRESS 
pine curled. (Pepper Grass). Quick growing. Leaves 
' finely cut and feathery like a good parsley. Ounce 6e. 
M-pound 12e, X-pound 20c, pound 35e. 
May's Water Cress 
JJ ighly esteemed as a salad during the spring and fall. Also used 
as a garnish for meats daring the winter. Packet 7e, ounce 
^uc, >i-pound $1.40. 
MAY'S TRUE SOUTHERN OR CREOLE 
COLLARDS 
"T^rue Southern or Creole, l-'orms a large, loose open head. They 
should be sown as for cabbage, in June. July and August for 
successioQ. Ounce 5c, M-pound 15e, }i-pound 26c. 
MAY'S CORN SALAD 
A small, hardy salad, extensively used during the winter and 
* ■'spring months as a substitute for lettu«e. Also cooked and ser- 
ved like spinach. Large seeded. Broad leaved. Ounce 5c 
M-pound t&e, >^-pound2&c. 
MAY'S CHIVES 
A Iso called Snittlauch. Chives are perfectly hardy perennial 
* •'plants of the onion type. They are grown for their small leaves 
which are produced very early in the spring, forgiving a mild onion 
flavor to various dishes. They ciin be grown in pots in a sunny 
window during the winter. Packet 7e, Ounce 2(c. 
Celery 
it Bound 
to Please ihe mosl 
Fastidious. 
A Perfect Celery 
MAY'S SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER 
A"/;; ^"'■"S ?'■'"■•'• "'■? variety has superieded all others both fo. 
fCt on« variet, 
niMii Si^ i" under ordinary conditions. It is the carlie.* 
'^^'>««ds are perfect, round and snow white, averaging* 
nches, and often attaming 10 or n. in diameter. It is of low grow- 
oth^r v" 'r?f ."dmitting of planting one-third more than any 
8Sc7ou'nie $1 25^""" Packet lOc, K-ounei 
Extra Early Erfurt Cauliflower 
«^ele< ted. A great favorite, very similar to Snowball, produce. 
the very finest nuality of compact, perfect heads, white in col« 
ofgo«isize. Packet 10c, » ounce 35c, ounce $125. 
CABBAGE 
May's Hundred Weight 
•yhe largi st of all cabbages, single specimens having been knows 
leK "w,^ . ■'■''^ """^'^t the larVe late vl? 
! ge late -abhr// "t,'" 1°°'^ ?"''<^ other 
11, fLr„ 1 'le keeping qualities are eitcellent. and it it 
therefore a valuable sort. Ounce 16c, Vi-pound 50c, pound $1 76 
Prices of Seeds in Pkts. Any Selection, 4c per Pkt., 6 Pkts. 20c, 12 Pkts. or over, 35c, per Dozen 
EXCEPT WHERE NOTED *^ " 
