CABBAGE, Early Jersey Wakefield select stock. The 
earliest of cabbages; heads broad, cone-shaped 
and very solid; sweet, 
rich, tender and can be 
eaten raw or cooked; a 
deservedly popular sort 
5 cts. joz. 15 cts. 
Copenhagen Market, 
very fine; as early as 
Jersey Wakefield; short 
stem, solid round head, 
few outer; leaves, up¬ 
right growth. Select 
stock. 5c. £oz. 15 cts. 
Late Flat Dutch, unex¬ 
Late Flat Dutch 
celled for full crop, sure to head, large, solid fin¬ 
est quality; amazingly productive even in bad sea¬ 
sons keeps well. 5 cts. £oz. 15 cts. 
All Seasons, head round, weighs 12 lbs., rich qual¬ 
ity; sure to head. 5c. £oz. 15 cents. 
Red Dutch, deep red, fine for pickling. 5c. £oz. 15. 
Perfection Drumhead Savory, of easiest culture, fine 
crinkly heads, sweet; rivals Cauliflower. 5c, £ozl5. 
CARDOON, Large, smooth, spineless, fleshy stalks; 
fine when boiled; easily grown. 5 cts. £oz. 8 cts. 
CARROT, Danver's Improved, the best; stump-root¬ 
ed, smooth, orange-red, tender. Sets. oz. 8 cts. 
CAULIFLOWER, Snowball, early, maturing in 120 
days; large, solid, sure to head under unfavorable 
conditions. 5 cts. £oz. 15 cts. 
Dry Weather, easily grown as Cabbage, treatment 
same; heads large, solid, white, 5 cts. £oz. 15 cts. 
CHIVES, Onion-like, bulbless, tops used for flavor¬ 
ing; stay in bed from year to year. 5c. 
CHICORY; Large-rooted, dry and use as coffee. 
Packet 5 cts. £oz. 10 cents. 
Witloof, a Chicory forming roots; lifted and forced 
for flavoring. Treat as Parsley. Pkt. 5c. 
CELERY, Golden Self¬ 
blanching, finest garden 
sort, early, vigorous, 
with lovely golden yellow 
highly flavored stalks. 
Beautiful, the best all 
round Celery. 5c.£oz. 20c 
Giant Pascal, Winter King, 
late, large, solid, thick, 
stringless, heart golden 
yellow. 5c. £oz. 20 cts. 
CELERIAC, large, early, 
turnip-rooted. 5c., ioz.10. 
CHERVIL, curled, the pretty crisp foliage is used 
in Winter the tender leaves are a fine salad. £oz 10c 
COLLARD, True Georgia, 3ft., a very hardy Cab¬ 
bage; cut and boil the leaves in Winter. 5c. £oz. 10. 
Cabbage Collard, a kind forming white, solid heads, 
cold-resistant, stays out, very fine. Sets. £oz 8 cts. 
CORN SALAD, large cabbaging Winter-greens; 
hardy; needs no protection; sow in Fall. 5c. £oz. 8. 
Celery 
WOODRUFF EXTRA EARLY 
CORN, Sunshine, 10 days earlier than Golden Ban¬ 
tam; big ears, very sweet, excellent. 5c. 
Woodruff's Extra Early, one of the earliest; large, 
very sweet, often replaces Sunshine. 5c. £lb 15 c. 
Golden Bantam, true, very early, sweet. 5c. £lb 15c. 
Early Mayflower, big white ears, good. 5c. £lb 15c. 
Kendall's Early Giant, fine big sugar ears, does 
well in the South. 5cts. £lb 15 cts. 
Country Gentleman, Mid-season; fine ears, small 
grains, deliciciously sweet, very productive. One 
of the best. 5cts. £lb. 15cts. 
Stowell's Evergreen Improved, late, very sweet, 
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most productive, the best for drying and canning, 
also for the table, 5c. £lb. 15 cts. 
Long Island Beauty, late, 14 inch ears, fine, the 
best new sweet corn, wonderfully sweet and pro¬ 
ductive, a fine achievement. 5 cts. £lb 15 cents. 
Extra Early Adams, not sweet, sure crop, good for 
the South for roasting ears. 5 ct3. £lb. 15 cts. 
Trucker's Favorite, not sweet, big ears, similar to 
Extra Early Adams. 5 cts. jib 15 cts. 
Pop Corn, Golden, big grains, fine ears, very pro¬ 
lific, pops well. 5c. £lb. 15 cts. 
Ensilage Woodruff's Early Wonder, 15 ft., vigorous; 
big ears and foliage, best cattle food. 5c. lib. 18c. 
CRESS, Curled, a handsome plant, the pretty foli¬ 
age having a somewhat pungent pleasant aroma 
used for flavoring and garnishing also used as a 
salad. Sets. Joz. 8cents 
Fresh Water Cress, grows in water and along a 
stream, used for garnishing. Sets. 
CUCUMBER, Early White Spine, best early, the 
small fruits can also be used for pickles, the 
older ones are fine for slicing. Sets. 1-2 oz. 10c. 
Woodruff's Hybrid, best for a full crop; blight free, 
the fruits are large, come early, and are abundantly 
produced. 5cts. 1-2 oz. 10 cts. 
Jersey Pickling, best for pickles, cut the fruits reg¬ 
ularly and a few plants will give you an immense 
crop. The finest most productive Cucumber for 
pickling. 5cts. 1-2 oz. 10 cts. 
DANDELION, Improved Broad leaf, a delicious 
salad prepared like Spinach. Sow in a bed, the 
plants standing 6in. apart and in early Spring 
cover beds with boards to blanch the leaves. Use 
with Mayonnaise Dressing. 5cts. 
EGG PLANT, Black Beauty, earliest, very large, ele¬ 
gant dark pnrple; the finest sort. 5c. £ oz. 20 c. 
ENDIVE, Large Green Curled, a fine salad used 
with Mayonnaise Dressing. Stimulates digestion 
and is beneficial in liver and kidney troubles. Can 
be boiled or used raw. A healthy and palatable 
vegetable. Sets. loz. 8cts. 
KALE; Dwarf Scotch, beautiful hardy Winter-greens, 
easily grown. 5cts. loz. 8cts. 
KOHL RABI, Early White Vienna, prolific, a vege¬ 
table between a turnip and a cabbage. When boil¬ 
ed and seasoned makes a fine dish. 
LEEK, American Flag, a kind of onion, considered 
superior in flavor to onion and used accordingly. 
Sow in rows and hill up the soil to blanch the tops 
5cts. £oz. 15 cents. 
Hot Weather Lettuce Kohl Rabi 
LETTUCE, Hot Weather, best all-round sort for 
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter; heads big, blanch¬ 
ed, buttery, finest flavor, tender, sweet, luscious; 
no sun too hot, no cold too severe for it; sure crop. 
5cts. £oz. 8cts., oz. 15 cts. 
Curled Simpson, earliest, finest leaf-lettuce, oz 10c 
Select Big Boston, sure heading, solid. 5c. £oz. 8c. 
New York, huge heads, tender, sweet. 5c. £oz. 8c. 
Iceburg, large, late, solid, tender. 5c. oz. 10 ilb 30. 
Romaine Cos, self-closing, blanched. 5cts. oz. 10c. 
Above kinds in fine special mixture. Sets. oz. 10c. 
