MANCHESTER and ALTRINCHAM. 
CLIBRANS’ ROOT SEEDS. 
Our Root Seeds have been carefully selected from picked transplanted bulbs, and the various kinds offered may be 
re j ,ed u P on as being the finest types procurable in shape, quality, and weight. We always test the various stocks 
offered from time to time by other Seed growers ; this we claim to be a great advantage which should not be overlooked 
by. purchasers. It incurs great expense, but brings to light many weedy stocks which are at once discarded by our Seed 
lnal Manager. 
MANGEL WURZEL. 
Seed should be sown from the second week in April to the beginning of May. The best crops are got from land that 
has been heavily manured the previous autumn. Artificial manure may be applied just before sowing, with the addition 
of 3 to 5 cwt. of common salt to the statute acre. The seed should be drilled in rows 2 to 2 1 feet apart, according to 
the sorts grown, and covered with soil to the depth of half an inch. The Long varieties require a deep free soil ; the 
Globes succeed in shallower soils. The Seeds we offer have all been grown from carefully selected transplanted roots. 
Thomas Shepherd, Esq., Burton 
Farm, Rossett, Wrexham, says : — 
The Grasses and Clovers you supplied 
me with last year are doing exceed- 
ingly well. I am highly pleased with 
them. The root seeds were also a 
splendid crop, and gave me every 
satisfaction.” 
Long Red Mangel. 
Amos Nevitt, Esq., Picton, Chester, writes : — “ It affords me much pleasure to bear 
testimony to the excellent qualities of your Farm Seeds. The Grasses and Clovers, &c., 
you supplied me with last year promise exceedingly well.” 
are invited to visit oup Trial Grounds at Bramhall. 
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