GEO. COOLING & SONS, BATH. 
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cooling’s I'ERFECTION. 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 
Cultivation. — This much esteemed vegetable requires a long season 
to complete its growth. Sow in February 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. 6d. & 1/ 
THE DARLINGTON, a splendid new variety, produc- 
ing an abundant crop of large solid sprouts which 
are firm and do not hurst, of dwarf robust com- 
pact habit, very hardy, per pkt. Gd. 
THE WROXTON, a variety of great merit, rather 
dwarf in habit per pkt Gd. 1 G 
AIGBURTH, produces exceedingly firm sprouts, very 
hardy 0 10 
DALKEITH IMPROVED, an excellent v'ariety, pro- 
ducing globular compact sprouts of superior 
flavour 1 O 
IMPORTED DWARF, small compact sprouts produced 
in great abundance the whole length of the stem. ... 0 6 
READING EXHIBITION, a very fine variety, producing 
large solid sprouts of excellent quality, per pkt. Gd. 1 (>• 
SCRYMGER’S GIANT, very robust and vigorous in 
growth, a most excellent variety 10 
CAPSICUM. 
Cultivation. — S hould be sown in heat (rum March till May; when 
about an inch high prick out two or three in a pot, and finally plant in 
Tune in a warm sheltered border. „ , , 
Per packet — s. d. 
GOLDEN DAWN, golden 
yellow fruit, very ornaiiienlal 
0 
0 
for pots 
LONG RED 
0 
4 
LONG YELLOW ... 
0 
4 
SPANISH MONSTROUS, 
glows to an iiuinense size 
0 
6 
CHILI, small red 
0 
I 
CAULIFLOWER. 
Cultivation. — Succeeds best in a rich and warm situation. For first crop sow in August, prick out into beds, and protect 
during frost. Sow lor succession from February till June for Summer and Autumn use. Per pkt 5 I 
COOLING’S NE PLUS ULTRA, an autumn cauliflower of great merit. It is from two to three weeks 
earlier than Veitch’s Giant, and produces beautiful pure white heads, very close and of large size, 
highly recommended ... ... ... ... 1 
COOLING’S LEVIATHAN, a grand late cauliflower coming in immediately after VeUcli's Autumn 
Giant, and before the self-protecting Broccoli, the heads although of large size are pure wliite, and 
it is altogether a distinct variety which we can with confidence r-ecoinmend to the market or private 
grower 1 
DWARF ERFURT, excellent for forcing or earliest crop out of doors, very solid pure white heads ... 1 6 
DEAN’S EARLY SNOWBALL, invaluable dwarf variety, ready to cut in four months from time of sowing 1 0 
EARLY LONDON, very useful variety per oz. 1/6 0 G 
EARLY SIX WEEKS, ready to cut six weeks after planting out, a splendid variety for frames 1 0 
ECLIPSE, a good self-protecting Autumn variety, somewhat earlier than Veitch’s A^iticmn Giant ... 1 0 
WALCHEREN, best variety for general use per oz. 1/G 0 6 
VEITCH’S AUTUMN GIANT, very distinct and good, beautifully white, large compact heads oz. 1/G 0 6 
From Mrs M. Wetton, Stowmarket. — “The Vegetable Seeds you sent out to my son in Canada last year were 
a great success.” 
