Frost-Proof ONION PLANTS 
CULTURE 
Set out Jefferson’s Frostproof Onion Plants just as 
soon as you can get them into the ground—the same as 
Jefferson’s Frostproof Cabbage Plants. This means that 
you will get earlier crops of fully developed and larger 
onions—the very first ones for your own table use or 
the earliest onions that bring the top prices at market. 
Set the plants in rows twenty inches apart, and 3 to 5 
inches in the row. The land should be a light loam and 
highly fertilized. Cultivate shallow. 
WHITE BERMUDA 
White Bermuda Onions are noted for their earliness, heavy yield and 
mildness of flavor. We plant our seed in October, and the plants take on 
root growth during the winter months, and will grow very fast when put out 
in the Spring and we strongly recommend them for the more Northern Sections 
of the South where it gets too cold for this variety to live during the winter. 
CRYSTAL WHITE WAX 
This Onion is so well known it needs very little description in this price 
list. It is the most attractive onion grown, snow white in appearance, which 
makes it sell well on any market. Every garden should have a few rows of 
this variety. 
SWEET SPANISH (VALENCIA) 
This variety is the large Spanish type, globe shape, bright golden yellow. 
The flavor is very mild, and the shape very uniform. Very high yields may 
be expected from this variety. 
PRIZETAKER 
This grows a very large bulb weighing in some cases as much as two 
pounds. Its color is a light straw color, and grows to a uniform shape, which 
is almost a perfect globe. 
PORTO RICO YAM SWEET POTATO PLANTS 
This variety is by far the best and Orders 
most profitable sweet potato grown. vance as 
A very heavy yielder, requiring less to insure 
cultivation due to rapid growth and which we 
rapid foliage which shades the ground. ter April 
We grow no other variety so you for $1.25; 
can rest assured that you get a pure or Parcel 
strain from our farm. 5,000 for 
must be placed far in ad- 
we only bed sufficient seed 
the number of plants for 
have orders. Shipment af- 
lst. Prices Postpaid: 500 
1,000 for $2.25. By Express 
Post Collect: 1,000 for $1.75; 
$7.50. 
PRICES ON ONION PLANTS 
PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS—CHARGES PREPAID 
200 for 50c; 500 for $1.00; 1,000 for $1.75 
EXPRESS OR PARCEL POST COLLECT- 
BUYER PAYING CHARGES 
500 for 65c; 1,000 to 4,000 at $1.00 per thousand; 
5,000 to 9,000 at 90c per thousand; 10,000 and over, 
75c per thousand. 
