II. G. Hasting.^ Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia. 
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Hastings’ Sure Crop (No. 101) Our Favorite Medium Eariy Cabbage 
All Seasons 
Earliest of all the large, round, flat varie- 
ties. We have sold Sure Crop for the past 26 
years in every Southern State and it is plant- 
ed every year by more people than any other 
variety with the exception of our (jenuiue 
Sure head. Adapted for both spring and fall 
plantings, for shipment, for nearby markets 
and home use. On good soil, with proper cul- 
tivation, the heads weigh from 8 to 12 pounds, 
very firm and solid, uniform in shape and 
size; well flattened on top. In quality it is 
most excellent, being crisp and tender and 
when rightly cared for scarcely a plant will 
fail to form a good, marketable head. Color 
a very dark green, holding up splendidly in 
shipment. Well adapted for spring planting 
in all parts of the South, except South Flor- 
ida, where fall planting only is advised. 
Packet, 10 cents ; Yz ounce, 25 cents ; ounce, 40 
cents; % pound, $1.25; postpaid. 
Danish Ball Head (No. Ill) 
A handsome hardy, late cabbage, making me- 
dium sized, very hard heads. A splendid cab- 
bage to plant for late maturity. The only ob- 
jection that can be raised to this variety is 
the irregular character of growth of the plant, 
which, however, does not seem to affect its 
valuable, hard-heading qualities. Packet, 10 
cents ; Yz ounce, 30 cents ; ounce, 60 cents. 
Early Summer (No. 122) 
Early, flat cabbage coming in 10 days to two 
weeks later than the Jersey Wakefield. Uni- 
form in size and shape, also flattened and 
solid. Packet, 6 cents ; Yz ounce, 20 cents ; 
ounce, 35 cents; % pound, $1.00; postpaid. 
A favorite which we 
have greatly improved 
/Ma l^n^ the past few years. A relia- 
lUUy ble header, resisting heat and 
drought well and valuable for spring plant- 
ing. Packet, 5 cents; % ounce, 20 cents; 
ounce, 35 cents; % pound, $1.00; postpaid. 
All-Head Early (No. 121) 
The illustration on this page of All-Head was 
reproduced from a photograph of a single 
head of this variety grown by one of the mar- 
ket gardeners near Atlanta. You 
will agree with us that it is a head 
of cabbage hard to beat. All-Head 
Early is an early flat head variety, 
a sure header with half a chance 
and well named “All-Head” on ac- 
count of its few outer leaves. One 
week earlier than the famous Ear- 
ly Summer and is the finest in ex- 
istence for a medium sized, flat, 
early cabbage. We receive unso- 
licited testimonials from all over 
the South each year praising All- 
Head Early. The fact that so 
many market gardeners plant it 
every year should convince every 
cabbage planter that it is a cab- 
bage worth planting for sure re- 
turns here in the South. Packet, 
10 cents ; Yz ounce, 26 cents ; ounce, 
40 cents; % pound, $1.25; post- 
paid. 
Hastings' Selected 
Early Jersey Wake- 
field (No. 106) 
field cabbage has always been 
popular for a first early cabbage 
in the South. Our growers have 
worked with this variety for 
years and we now have a strain 
that is unsurpassed by none, re- 
gardless of price at which the 
seed is sold. If you are growing 
the Early Wakefield you need 
Hastings’ strain of seed. Packet, 
10 cents ; Yz ounce, 30 cents ; ounce, 
50c; % pound, $1.75; postpaid. 
We Cannot Supply 
CABBAGE PLANTS 
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Early Jer- 
Hastings’ Sure Crop — Our Eargest Medium Early Plat Cabbage 
MEET “GOOD GARDEN LUCK" HALF WAY 
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seeds from boxes in the stores. Meet good garden luck half way by ordering your seeds 
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A single head of Hastings’ famous “AEE-HEAD EARIiT,” grown near Atlanta, Ga., by a market 
gardener, from Hastings’ “PREMIER BRAND" Cabbage Seed — You can do likewise 
with Hastings’ Cabbage Seed if you will plant them in 1918. 
