PACKING AND SHIPPING 
Our plants are carefully packed in light, wire bound, 
wood veneer crates, as shown in the illustration. From long 
experience we find these crates are much superior to any 
other, kind of container. They will stand rough handling, will 
not crush in like paper boxes, and are so ventilated as to 
deliver the plants to you in perfect condition. All plants are 
tied in bunches of 50, the tops are ventilated and the roots 
protected from exposure to the air. We guarantee to deliver 
plants anywhere in the United States. 
SUGGESTIONS TO CUSTOMERS 
Name, Address, etc. We wish to impress upon you the importance 
of writing your name and full address plainly. If your express office 
is different from your post office, be sure to give it. We receive orders 
every year with faulty addresses, which cause unnecessary delay. 
Remittances. You can send money safely by P. O. order, bank draft, 
or check, and registered letter. Do not send stamps. 
Ordering Different Varieties of Plants. We do not ship less than 100 
plants of any variety. If you order cabbage, onion, tomato plants, etc., 
at the same time, make your remittance to cover the quantity of each 
kind of plant you order at prices quoted. If you wish to; make your order 
in advance for tomato and potato plants at the same time you are 
ordering cabbage and onion plants, you may do so by giving the date 
you wish the order shipped. By making one order this will be a saving 
to you. 
Care of Plants. As soon as your plants come, take them out of the 
crates and set them out. If not ready to set, trench them out. If your 
plants look yellow and dead, do not jump to the conclusion that they 
are worthless. FROSTPROOF cabbage plants always look brown and 
tough, and may look yellow after long shipment. Proper care and 
attention will bring them out, and they will make better cabbage than 
green, sappy plants. 
Non-Warranty. While we exercise great care to have our plants pure 
and reliable, we give no warranty expressed or implied. We cannot be 
in any way responsible for the crop. 
