GEO. COOLING &. SONS, BATH. 
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BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 
Cultivation. — This much esteemed vegctatde requires a long seasoiv 
to complete its growth. Sow in Felrruary or early in March for first, and 
April for successive crops; have the seedlings planted out before Mid- 
summer. In October the plants should have additional earth drawn to the 
roots to support them and prevent their being injured by frost. We are 
particularly noted for our Brussels Sprout Seed ; it always gives the greatest 
satisfaction. 
Per oz — s. d. 
COOLING’S PERFECTION, one of the best types of 
Brussels Sprouts in cultivation, producing large firm 
sprouts of a rich deep green colour, pkt. fid. & 1/ 
THE DARLINGTON, a splendid new variety, produc- 
ing an abundant crop of large solid sprouts which 
are firm and do not burst, of dwarf robu.st com- 
pact habit, very hardy, per pkt. fid. 
THE WROXTON, a variety of great merit, rather 
dwarf in habit per pkt fid. 1 0 
AIGBURTH, produces exceedingly firm sprouts, very 
hardy ^ 
DALKEITH IMPROVED, an excellent variety, pro- 
ducing globular compact sprouts of superior 
flavour 1 
IMPORTED DWARF, small compact sprouts produced 
in great abundance the whole length of the stem. ... 0 0 
BEADING EXHIBITION, a very fine variety, producing 
large solid sprouts of excellent quality, per pkt. fid. 1 0 
SCRYMGER’S GIANT, very robust and vigorous in 
growth, a most excellent variety lb 
CAPSICUM. 
Cultivation. — Should be sown in he.Tt from March till May; when 
about an inch high prick out two or three in a pot, and finally plant in 
June in a warm sheltered border. Per packet— s. d. 
golden dawn, golden yellow fruit, very ornamental ^ 
for pots 
LONG RED 
LONG YELLOW 
SPANISH MONSTROUS, grows to an immense size 
CHILI, small red 
cooling's rERI'ECTION. 
CAULIFLOWER. 
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Cultivation. — Succeeds best in a rich and warm situation. For first crop sow in August, prick out into beds, and pro 
-luring frost. Sow for succession from February till June for Summer and Autumn use. Per pkt. — s. d. 
COOLING’S NE PLUS ULTRA, an autumn cauliflower of great ment. 
earlier than Veitch's Giant, and produces beautiful pure white heads, very close and of 1. g , 
COOLING’S LEVIATHAN, a grand late cauliflower coming in immediately after 
DWARF ERFURT, e.xcellent for forcing or earliest crop out of doors, very solid ■ 
DEAN’S EARLY SNOWBALL, invaluable dwarf variety, ready to cut in four months from ti me of son g 
EXPRESS, distinct and very early, comes to maturity quickly, *TPCEB3333 
heads of globular form, almost as early as Snowball, but miuh laigei and o 
compact habit , ' per oz. 1/6 
EARLY LONDON, very useful variety •; •• 
EARLY SIX WEEKS, ready to cut six weeks after planting out, a splendid variety tox ti 
ECLIPSE, a good self-protecting Autumn variety, somewhat earlier than Veitch s Aritumn xaxi 
WALCHEREN, best variety for general use ■■ • l/fi 
VEITCH’S AUTUMN GIANT, very distinct and good, beautifully white, large compact hea . ^ 
From Mr J. Fitz Charles, Boksburg. North Transvaal.-" I received last consignment of Seeds and am more 
than pleased, they have all germinated so well. 
