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BROCCOLI — continued. 
Division IV.— For cutting: In April, May, and Juno. 
^exandra Late White, a first cla^ sort, coming into use the first week in May 
Brown’s Incomparable Hardy White, a fine variety, standing the severest winters !*!.. 
Carter’s Champion, a late Spring Broccoli, dwarf, heads very large, fine flavoured 
n ”ii* White, in use from the end of May, till succeeded by cauliflower 
Cattells Eclipse, obtained the First Prize at the International Exhibition of May, I860 ! 
Chappel s Cream, a fine variety, with large cr&imy white compact heads 
^ok^n s Champion, a tirst»rate late hardy wariety, with large compact white heads 
Dwarf Late White, a very fine variety 
Elletson’s New Surprise, large, late White ProtectingV an improved M^^^ 
Frogmore Protecting, very highly recommended for its fine white heads 
Garroway’s Late White, very hardy, producing in May and June fine white heads 
Horley s Variegated; the inner leaves in winter are striped, tinted, and spotted 
Horticultural Superb Late, a first-cl^s large hardy variety ; heads may be cut when 11b., 
TT j attivin to the weight of (> or 7 lbs. without losing their good qualities ... 
Howden s Large Late Siberian Purple, a valuable hardy variety with purple heads 
Lauder s Superb Protecting Late White Goshen; the Edinburgh and Glasgow markets are 
supplied as late as June with the splendid large ^^ite heads of this variety'. 
Mr. Thomsonf oj Dalkeith Park, specially recommends it 
M^moth, or Covent Garden Gim White, one of the largest and best late BroccolT*’^^^^^^^^^ 
MiU^ s Dwarf Late Eussian White, very fine dwarf hardy variety ; sow in succession 
Reading Giant, fine large heads, an excellent variety, and very hardy 
Richmond Fine Late White, an excellent variety 
Shearers Late White, an extremely hardy Scotch variety, standing the severest winters ... 
Snow s Nonpareil, short-stemmed, close-headed, and of first-rate quality; small, but retains 
its fine qualities till it has attained a large size 
Wilcovs, a fine large variety, with compact white heads; ready to cut in May 
Wandless Wonderful, a vei’y late long-standing hardy variety ; recommended 
OUR OWN SELECTION. 
8 ounces, in 8 best succcssional varieties ... 10 6 I 3 ounces, in 6 best successional variet 
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BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 
Imported Seed, a very fine selected stock, which we confidently recommend 
Eoseberry Brussels Sprouts, a very fine stock 
Scrymger’s Giant, a very fine selected variet}' ' ]] 
„ Extra Dwarf, very highly recommended for small gardens 
Sutton’s Matchless Sprouts, early, compact, and robust 
Melville s Albert Sprouts, a hybrid between Savoy and Brussels Sprouts 
I, Dalmeny Sprouts, a hybrid between Cabbage and Brussels Sprouts 
CARDOON. 
Spamsh, this properly cooked is an e.xcellent winter vegetable 
CABBAGE. 
Barr s New Dwarf Cabbage, a very superior hardy early variety, with close compact small 
heads, of delicate flavour ; if successional sowings are made it will yield a valuable 
supply during the autumn and winter months 
Cattell’s Reliance, an excellent early variety 
Covent Garden Superfine Early Dwarf, a compact little cabbage, very early 
Champion Early Dwarf, by successional sowings this variety may be cut through the year . . . 
Cook 8 Superb Early Dwarf, new^ can be sown sooner than any other cabbage 
Dwarf Early York, verj' early and compact 
Enfield Market, a very superior variety, turns in very early 
Fidbam, Battersea, or Vanack, a good variety for general use 
Hill s ^comparable, this is one of the best small early cabbages 
Imperial, Wheeler’s, delicate in flavour, and turns in very early ; our selection of this is one 
^ of the very best for general use — specially recommended 
Kemp’s Incomparable, a very superior dwarf compact variety, very early 
Large Late Drumhead, or Scotch, grows to an immense size, fine for cattle 
Lpge York, syn. Oxheart, a good useful sort ” 
Little Gem, a superb early cabbage in the way of Little Pixie ’ 
London Market, a variety much esteemed in Covent Gai-den 
Matcble^, Atken’s, a very excellent dwarf variety 
Nonp^eil, Beck’s Improved, a well-known and higlily esteemed valuable variety 
^ver’s Monarch, a fine compact gi*owing variety which may be planted close together 
Premier, Beck’s, an exceedingly useful, fine flavoured variety 
President Early Dwarf, new, medium size, good firm heart, marrow flavoured, very hardy 
Red Dutch Improved, for pickling ; an exceedingly fine variety 
,, Early Erfhrt, turns in quickly, and may be sown later than the “ 
Shilling's Queen, a fine early compact variety, succeeding the Early Yc 
Sugar Loaf a very good distinct variety, much esteemed 
Tom ThumL (Little Pixie), a delicately flavoured, very early, little cabbage 
Winning:8taQt, this variety is strongly recommended for summer use 
In addition to the above, we can supply almost any other variety worth cultivating 
Colewort Green Rosette ) Exceedingly delicate greens, may be sown in June, July, f 
j* • Hardy Green / and August, planted thicldy, and cut before hearting ( 
Sandringham Sprouting, new, a hybrid between the Cabbage and Brussels Sprouts, yielding 
an immense quantity of sprouts of the most delicate flavour 
OUR OWN SELECTION. 
6 ounces, in 6 best successional varieties ... 3 0 j 3 ounces, in 6 best successional varieti( 
KOHL RABI, KNOL KOHL, OR TURNIP-ROOTED CABBAGE. 
Early White Vienna, the rooto of this variety are excellent when cooked young 0 4 0 
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