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We Sell Seeds of Only the Best Varieties of Cabbage 
Cabbage 
One ounce will produce about 3,000 plants. 
All Cabbage seed is small, round, and brown in color, 
greatly resembling turnip seed. Sow in January or 
February, under glass or in flats in the house, and when 
leaves are a few inches long, harden off and transplant 
to the garden. Set plants deeper than before, allow' 
ing 18 inches apart for dwarfer sorts and 2 feet for 
larger ones. The soil should be rich and moist, but 
not wet. Cultivate well and regularly. 
Early Varieties 
Copenhagen Market. An extra early Cabbage that 
always makes large, solid heads early in the season. 
The heads, which weigh 10 to 12 pounds, are borne 
on short stems. Unexcelled as an early Cabbage 
and can be planted close together. 
Early Jersey Wakefield. One of the most popular 
Cabbages in cultivation. The pyramidal heads are 
extremely solid, of excellent quality, and have little 
outside foliage, allowing of close planting, which 
makes it a most profitable sort to grow. A sure head' 
er, largely planted by the home and market gardener. 
Charleston Wakefield. Similar to the Jersey Wakefield 
but just about half again as large and matures about 
two weeks later. A good sort to plant for a suc- 
cession to follow Early Jersey Wakefield. Used 
largely in the South. 
Early Winnigstadt. Not quite so early as Early Jersey 
Wakefield, but with heads of the same size, only not 
so pointed. The rich, dark green, slightly glossy 
leaves are very tightly folded, making one of the 
hardest headed of the early Cabbages, and for that 
reason a great favorite for winter use and for graut. 
A sure header, of very good quality; a good keeper. 
No garden should be without this splendid sort. 
Golden Acre. (New). A very early selection of the 
Copenhagen type and the earliest of the round- 
headed Cabbages. The medium-sized heads are very 
solid and uniform. 
Second Early Varieties 
Early Flat Dutch. A good early market sort. The 
heads are very large, weighing about 10 pounds, 
nearly round, solid, crisp and tender. 
Golden Acre Cabbage. 
Early Jersey Wakefield. 
Allhead. This variety is considerably larger than others 
of equal earliness. The heads are deep and flat, re¬ 
markably solid, and very uniform in color, form, 
and size. Although usually grown for summer and 
fall use, it is equally good for winter, being an ex¬ 
cellent keeper. 
All Seasons. Very desirable for either early spring, 
summer or fall use. The heads are very large, flat, 
and of fine quality. Grows well under varying con¬ 
ditions. 
Enkhuizen Glory. The round, ball-like heads are pro¬ 
duced as early as Allhead. They are of medium 
size, weighing from 6 to 8 pounds when trimmed, 
very solid, with few outer leaves, permitting close 
planting, and are- very tender and fine flavored. A 
good winter keeper. 
Late Varieties 
Danish Ballhead. The popular winter Cabbage. The 
heads are nearly round, very solid, well flavored and 
firm grained, making it the best variety for winter 
use. Its numerous good qualities have caused it to 
be more largely planted in America than any other 
Cabbage. 
Large Late Drumhead. Another excellent winter keep¬ 
er, with very large, roundish, solid heads, having few 
loose leaves. Can be closely planted thus insuring a 
larger crop from a given area, and making it a more 
profitable sort for the home or market garden. A 
good general purpose Cabbage. 
Late Flat Dutch. One of the best known winter Cab¬ 
bages and one of the most reliable. It produces im¬ 
mense heads of excellent quality which keep well all 
winter. This variety has been on the market some 
time but each year increases its popularity. 
Red Varieties 
Mammoth Rock Red. The largest of the Red Cab¬ 
bages, with remarkably solid, round heads which 
mature late in the season. It is a sure header and is 
considered the best of the red varieties. 
Savoy Cabbage 
American Drumhead Savoy. One of the best Savoy 
Cabbages in flavor and unequaled in general use. 
The fine curled dark green leaves form large, firm 
heads that keen very well over winter. 
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