World Beater 
Cabbage. 
(See colored plate on inside front cover.) 
This is an enormous cabbage; the best 
keeper and the largest of them all; often3 to 
3J ft. in circumference and weighing 20 to 30 
; lbs. each;, the heads are line grained and 
'Sweet; the king of all winter cabbages. It 
has such small outer leaves that it can be 
planted closer than ordinary late sorts, and 
it is always sure to produce more in weight 
per acre than any other variety, from the 
tact that the leaves are smaller and grow 
close to the head. It ha3 stood all kinds of 
tests and has met competition everywhere, 
and I would advise my customers to try this 
cabbage by all means. I am offering it this 
season for the first time. Pkt. Gc.; 3 pkts. 
12c. 
Early Spring Cabbage. 
This is an extra early, round flat head 
cabbage; always uniform; remarkably solid; 
few leaves. It is the earliest flat head cab¬ 
bage, and is giving great satisfaction every¬ 
where. The stem is short, and it is very 
valuable for truckers as well as pri vate gard¬ 
eners, and I would advise all my customers 
to give It a trial. Pkt. Gc.; 2 pkts. lOc. 
IMPROVED DANISH BALL-HEAD — This 
new cabbage comes from Denmark arid is prized so 
highly that the Danes grow it almost exclusively for 
winter cabbage. The heads arc hard, round, of good 
marketable size, fine grained and good keepers, but 
not so large as the-late Flat Dutch, but are even hard¬ 
er and more solid. The true Danish Ball-Head lias 
become wonderfully popular for winter market and I 
believe that in many sections, where cabbage is large¬ 
ly grown, at least four-fifths ot all winter cabbage 
grown is Danish Ball-Head. My -stock is extra fine 
imported seed, crop of 1903 and can be relied upon as 
the very best. Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 30c.; y. lb. 7uc.; 
lb. ®1.15; lb. S3.10. 
THE LUPTON — This new winter cabbage origi¬ 
nated with Mr. Lupton, a well-known Long Island 
cabbage grower, and I find it a first-class cabbage. 
The stalk is rather short; color a dark green. The 
quality is fine and it is also one of the best keepers. 
The heads are not likely to crack, although it will not 
stand as long as All Seasons, which is remarkable in 
this respect. It is very reliable and uniform in head¬ 
ing and is-one of the very best. Perpkt. 5c.; oz. 15c.; 
M lb. 50c.; ^ 3b. 80c„ lb. S1.30. 
BULLS’ SIIORT-STEM DRUMHEAD—This splendid variety of winter cabbage has given tut 
universal satisfaction that I offer it as something of rare value and great merit. But few varieties can e; 
cel this famous sort in productiveness, beautiful appearance, excellent cooking and keeping qualities at 
the immense size of heads, pleads arc extra hard and solid; are round arid flattened on top. They gro 
very uniform in shape, with a strong, short stem, and present a very handsome appearance, as is'shov 
by the engraving. From 100 heads set out, 95 large, solid heads may be expected. This is an excelle; 
variety ior customers in the South, where many varieties fail to head. Any one can rely on the new Shot 
Stem Drumhead. Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 12e.; }£ib. 40c.; % lb. 75c.; Ib. @1,35. 
ADBIIRAL DEWEY—Certainly a grand cabbage and X recommend it for a private garden, muh 
gardener or trucker. Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 15c.; lb. 50e. 
MAMMOTH ROCK RED—Largest Red Cabbage known; heads of a deep red inside and out an 
almost as solid as a rock. Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 15 c.; fb. 40c.; % lb. 70c. 
SURE CROP--This New variety of Cabbage, SURE CROP, will be greatly appreciated. It is sui 
to produce good heads in seventy to ninety days from the sowing of the seed. - It is a wonderful variet 
of the best quality with few loose leaves. If'Planted quite close together produces a large crop. Give ! 
a trial and you will be sure oi a crop of cabbage. ALL HEAD AND ALWAYS SURE TO HEAE 
Pkt. 10c.; 3 pkts, 35c. 
MILLS’ GIANT LATE FLAT DUTCH — For sureness in heading am 
regularity in growth Mills’ Giant Flat Dutch certainly heads the list of lati 
cabbages. No words of praise are too high for its merits. It forms ever 
time, large, solid heads, uniform in size and color; handsome in appearance 
It has a very short stem and at the same tirhe.it is a, compact grower 1 ! 
there is a better cabbage in America than this I do not know of it, for ever] 
price for the seed and have a good crop than to buy inferior seed at a lo« 
Sn 1 C a’ . < ^?“ eac ^f 1 out I ?° P^ nt s set is nothing unusual. This catalogue i: 
filled with excellent strains of cabbage, but none can surpass my Giant Fla' 
Dutch. Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 13c.; % fi) 40c.; % lb. 75c.; Ib. #1.25. 
MILLS’ SUREHEAD CABBAGE. 
MJXT, 8 f STTREHEAD — While the Giant Flat Dutch is my favorite varie* 
ty, always producing an excellent crop, the Surehead comes vefy close to it 
ana produces large, solid, firm heads, even in the most-unfavorable season, 
rew other varieties can approach it in fine quality and uniform reliability in 
lormmg solid heads of good size. It produces large, round, -flattened, headi 
and is remarkable for its certainty to head. It is all head and always sure to 
bead, even where otherVarieties fail. Single heads have weighed over 6 o lbi‘ 
Per pkt. 5c.; oz. 12c.; % lb. 40c.; ^ Ib. T5c.; lb. ft 1.25. 
