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J9SJ, SPRING SEED CATALOG 
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CABBAGE 
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CULTURE—Plant the seed in the house or hot bed six 
weeks or more before you expect to transplant to the gar¬ 
den. Seed for winter cabbage should go in the ground 
the latter part of May in this latitude. Plant the seed 
right where it is to grow and save transplanting. 
516 — ALL-HEAD EARLY. 
Midseason making a good 
variety for haying, harvesting 
and threshing time. A fine 
boiling cabbage. Also comes 
in just right for early kraut. 
Heads large, rounding flat 
and solid. 
518 — CHARLESTON OR 
LARGE WAKEFIELD. Early 
or second early, pointed head. 
519 — COPENHAGEN 
MARKET. Early, round, med¬ 
ium size. Heads hard and cut 
white and crisp. Stands a 
long time without cracking 
open. 
531—CORNBELT. A large, flat variety. Makes good 
heads and keeps well. 
527—NORSEMAN. 
An early, round, 
hard head. Medium 
size. Ready to use 
before the worms are 
bad. Solid heads that 
don’t crack open in 
every shower. Sweet 
flavored, tender and 
juicy. Suitable for 
early, summer or 
late. Keeps well for 
winter. Makes good 
kraut. An all-around 
good cabbage. 
535 — PREMIUM 
FLAT DUTCH. A 
large, flat head, fair¬ 
ly solid. Late and a 
good keeper. 
538— SUREHEAD. 
If you have trouble 
in getting your late 
cabbage to head try 
this one. Heads rounding flat, good size and solid. Crisp 
and tender. A good keeper and fine for kraut. 
517—SAVOY. Leaves much crumpled and wrinkled. 
crop. 
532—HOLLANDER OR DAN¬ 
ISH BALLHEAD. Late or main 
crop. Heads round, medium to 
large, solid and heavy. Crisp and 
tender. Very seldom a coarse 
leaf rib. Surprising how far a 
head will go in cutting kraut. A 
good keeper. The famous short 
stem strain. 
523 — M A R I O N MARKET. 
Does your cabbage turn yellow 
and rot? Maybe it is “Cabbage 
Yellows.” This variety is resis¬ 
tant to that disease. Early and 
medium size. A round, hard head. 
539— CHINESE CABBAGE. PE TSAI. A great salad 
plant. Plant same time as late turnips. Does not keep well 
for winter and we never heard of making it into kraut. 
533—RED ROCK. Extremely hard heads. Color a pur¬ 
plish red. Very fine for salads and slaw. Keeps well. 
NORSEMAN 
ALL-HEAD EARLY 
FREE FLOWER SEEDS 
521 — EARLY FLAT 
DUTCH. Medium size, flat, 
summer variety. 
522 — E A R L Y JERSEY 
WAKEFIELD. The standard, 
early, pointed head that most 
everyone grows. Most of the 
time it heads out before cab¬ 
bage worms come. Small, 
solid heads. 
525—EXTRA EARLY JER¬ 
SEY WAKEFIELD. An early 
strain of the above. 
524 — G O L D E N ACRE. 
Small to medium size, round, 
solid heads. Same season as 
Early Jersey Wakefield. A 
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD good early. 
FROSTPROOF CARBAGE PLANTS 
Good Roots, Fresh Plants, Carefully Packed 
Hardy outdoor grown, wintered-over plants- Set them 
about the time or very soon after you make your earliest 
garden. Wakefield, Norseman, Allhead, and Early Flat 
Dutch. Postpaid Price. 450 for 100; 850 for 200; $1.50 for 
500; $2.50 for 1000. 
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Good Varieties 
for the 
Home Garden 
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660—GOLDEN PLUME. 
One of the best varieties 
for home use. Has a real 
celery flavor so much bet¬ 
ter than shipped-in celery. 
Stalks tender and crisp. 
Forms a full tender heart. 
A golden yellow when 
blanched. 
661—GIANT PASCAL. A late variety for winter use. 
A rank grower. When stored and bleached it is of the 
very finest quality, crisp and tender. 
Fifty feet of row should 
make you 100 bunches, 
enough for a bunch every 
day all fall. You certainly 
can grow a hundred plants. 
Directions on each packet 
of seed showing the easiest 
and best way to grow. 
662 — GOLDEN SELF 
BLEACHING. Taller and 
later than Golden Plume. 
Hearts firm and crisp. 
Stalks tender and of good 
quality. Bleaches to a 
creamy white. 
663 — WHITE PLUME. 
An extra early variety. 
Stalks bleach to a pure 
white. Good quality. 
GOLDEN PLUME 
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POSTPAID 
PRICES 
- 
CABBAGE 
Pkt. 
Oz. 
'A lb. 
- 
51(i—All-Head Early 
_ .10 
.35 
.90 
m 
518—Charleston or Large Wakefield 
.05 
.25 
.75 
m 
519—Copenhagen Market 
_ .05 
.25 
.75 
m 
527—Norseman 
_ .10 
.35 
1.00 
535—Premium Flat Dutch 
_ .05 
.25 
.75 
— 
538—Sure'head . 
_ .10 
.35 
.90 
517—Savoy 
.25 
.75 
532—Hollander or Danish Ballhead 
_ .10 
.35 
1.00 
523—Marion Market 
_ .10 
.40 
531—Cornbelt 
_ .05 
.25 
.75 
533—Red Roek 
. .05 
.25 
.75 
521—Early Flat Dutch 
_ .05 
.25 
.75 
522—Early Jersey Wakefield 
.10 
.80 
.75 
■B 
525—Extra Early Jersey Wakefield 
_ .15 
.35 
— 
524—Golden Acre 
.10 
.35 
1.00 
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539—Chinese Cabbage, Pe Tsai 
_ .05 
.25 
- 
CELERY 
Pkt. 
Oz. 
V* lb. 
660—Golden Plume 
_ .10 
.50 
1.75 
m 
662—Golden Self Bleaching 
.05 
.40 
1.50 
m 
663—White Plume 
.05 
.35 
1.00 
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661—Giant Pascal 
_ .05 
.35 
1.00 
See Page 1 for a list of flowers free with your order. 
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