H. G. Hastings cV Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia. 
Hastings’ Famous Lon^ Island Wakefield Cabbage 
The largest, earliest, surest header of any of the 
Wakefield strains. Earlier, larger and finer bred 
than any of the strains of Charleston Wakefield. 
One and a half or two pounds heavier, firmer, bet¬ 
ter shape and more solid than our selected Early 
Jersey Wakefield. In good soil and with favorable 
weathe' conditions it is often ready for use In 60 
days from transplanting. It is a gem for those de¬ 
siring a first-class pointed cabbage, and makes a 
splendid first early cabbage for family use. Pre¬ 
mier Brand Seed. —Packet, 10cents; ^ ounce, 15 
cents; ounce. 2,5 cents; lb., 10 cents; lb., $2.26. 
Meeting Good Luck 
Half Way 
Last year we wrote several hundred seed 
buyers, asking why they did not send to ns 
for seed that spring. The almost invariable 
reply was, “I put off ordering until it was 
too late to send.” Most of them also said 
that in their hurry to get their gardens 
planted they bonght seed from the boxes in 
the stores and as a result had sorry gardens. 
Don’t get caught that way this y T* is 
almost garden time. Make out ^ 
and send it now. If yon want “good Inck'^ in 
gardening meet “good Inck” half way by 
sending for HASTINGS’ SEEDS now. 
Hasting*-* C«-iit«*iiiiiul l.ate Flikl llulcb Cabbage (See Illustrtit ioiiy on Pages 36 and 37) 
Hastings’ Long Island, the Best Early Pointed Cabbage 
IX 3 .*_Earliest and best of all Drumhead vu- 
Uastings J lorida Urumneaa netles for the south, it has stood the 
test of 16 years’ planting in the South and Is always a favorite for either market, shipping or home 
use. Resists both heat and cold. Short stemmed, medium early. Grows compactly and leave.s 
turn in as shown in the illustration. Large, solid and well flattened on top. Premier Brand Seed. 
Pkt., 10c.; a 07.., 15c.; oz., 25c.; lb., 60c.; lb., $2.00; postpaid. 
A i "f—..—It d- —.f .>11 A small,almost flat variety,maturing 10 days earlier than 
xVlpHHy XlitiniGSl OI clll Early Jersey Wakefield. Of dwarf growth and can be set 
12 inches apart in row. A sure, firm header. Best extra early. Pkt., 5cts.; oz. ■ 16 cts.; oz.. 25 cts.; 
>4 lb.. 76cts.; lb.,82.60. 
Ilastin:ls* Plorida Drumhead Cabbaile 
Hastings* Centennial 
Flat Dutch Cabbage 
This Is the variety shown in the illustration 
on page 37 as grown by Mr. Cowan. Our best va¬ 
riety of large Flat Dutch Cabbage. It is a good, 
reliable header, admirably adapted to all parts 
of the South. It is large and solid, and a first- 
class shipper. It Is a good variety for planting 
anywhere In the South to mature after early va¬ 
rieties have gone. It is very resistant to cold as 
well as heat, and will be found especially valu¬ 
able to those desiring to plant in late summer 
and fall for maturity in winter and spring. There 
is no variety eipual to It In ability to stand se¬ 
vere frosts and freezes. This does not, however, 
detract from its value for spring planting, as it 
withstands heat well. For all-round valuable 
variety for the gardener it can not be excelled. 
Plant it this spring. Bastings* Premier Brand 
Seed. Large pkt., 10c.; 34 oz., 15c.; oz., 25c.; 4 
lb., 65c.: lb., 82.00. 
STANDp WELL-KNOWN VARIETIES 
Premium kate Flat Dutch, Larj^e Late Drum¬ 
head, Green Glazed, Solid Sooth, Charleston Wake¬ 
field, Barly Winninj^stadt, Large Early York, Ex¬ 
tra Early Express, Early Etampes, Early Spring 
and Blood Red Erfnrt. Each, pkt. 5c.; oz., 15c., ^ 
lb., 50c.; lb., $1.60 postpaid. Yon oan*t boy best 
quality seeds for less money. 
