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CABBAGE. Most Desirable Varieties. 
For late Cabbage Plants sow seed in drills in April and May, in open ground, and transplant 
in June or July, at least 20 to 24 inches apart, in rows 2 feet apart. Early Cabbage may be set a 
little closer. For early Cabbage seed should be sown under glass, in January and February, and 
pricked out in flats or frames, 2 inches apart each way. One ounce for 8000 to 4000 plants. 
Early Jersey Wakefield. By all odds 
the best extra early pointed-head cabbage. Can always 
be depended upon. The heads are pyramidal In shape 
with a round peak. Of delicate flavor. Heads up so early 
It Is a welcome treat after the solid headed cabbage we 
have eaten all Winter. Packet 6 cents; ounce 40 cents: 
'A pound $1.40; 1 pound $5.00. 
Charleston, or Large Wake¬ 
field. Large, solid heads, a few days lator 
than Early Jersey Wakefield. Good quality. 
Packet 5 cents; ounce 40cents; Mlb. $1.40. 
Early Spring. One of the 
earliest of the flat-headed cabbages. Plant¬ 
ed by those who prefer a flat rather than 
pointed head. Packet 5 cents; ounce 40 
cents; 'A pound $1,40. 
Early Summer, Large, solid, 
round, flattened head of excellent quality. 
Packet 5 cents; ounce 40 cents; Mlb. $1.30. 
Early Winningstadt. Same 
size heads as Wakefield, but more pointed 
and not so early. The hardest headed of 
all cabbages. Choice for cold slaw and 
kraut. Packet 5 cents: ounce 40 cents; 
, M pound $1.30. 
Dwarf Flat Dutch. Well 
known and popular for summer. Good 
size. Packet 5 cents: ounce 40 cents; 'A 
pound $1.30. 
All Mead, Early, very solid 
and large. Packet 5cents; ounce40 cents; 
'4 pound $1.30. 
Eate Flat Dutch. Flat, very large, 
even, solid heads of fine texture. Sure heading. One of 
the very best late cabbages. Packet 5 cents; ounce 40 
cents; 'A pound $1.40. 
Autumn King;. Large, flattened headB; 
leaves a dark bluish-green. Packet 6 cents; ounce 40 
cents; 'A pound $1.40. 
Danish Dali Head. A medium to 
late variety, mostly used for Winter. Medium size round 
and very hard. A fine keeper. Seed scarce this season. 
Packet 6 cents: ounce 50 cents; 'A pound $ 1 . 75 . 
Drumhead Savoy. The best all-round 
Savoy Cabbage. Large, solid, round heads, beautifully 
blanched and of finest flavor. Packet 5 cents; ounce 40 
cents: A pound $1.40. 
Eate Red Drumhead. The best Red 
Cabbage. Large size, slightly rounded, firm head. Pac¬ 
ket 5 cents; ounce 40 cents. 
8Sy‘ ‘I have purchased seeds from yon at Intervals, and have 
always found them satisfactory.” 
Phillip Hassel. Wilkes-Barre Pa. 
LATE FLAT DUTCH 
Eate Surehead. A most reliable sure- 
leading variety. Heads very large, round, flattened at 
the top. extra hard, firm and fine In texture. An excellent 
keeper and shipper. Packet 5 cents; ounce 40 cents; 'A 
pound $1.30. 
EARLY SNOWBALL 
CAULIFLOWER 
Sow and plant like cabbage, but give plenty of water 
during heading season, and when heads have formed and 
are hard they should be blanched by drawing the leaves 
together over the top and tleing loosely with raohla or 
strips of soft cloth. 
Early Snowball. A favorite, extra 
early Cauliflower of dwarf, compact growth. Head solid 
and of good size. Packet 10 cents; A ounce $1.10. 
Veltch’s Autumn Oiant. A large, 
late variety. Head compact and white. One of the best 
of the late sorts. Packet 10 cents, A ounce $1.10. 
Dwarf Erfurt. Very early, producing 
a solid, pure white head of finest quality. Packet 10 cents; 
A ounce $1.10. 
COLLAR.DS, Georgia 
Resembles cabbage somewhat and largely used Id South 
as bolliDg greens duriDg the Winter, and for Poultry and 
Stock. A mass of leaves on tall stems. As leaves ere 
broken off for use, the stalk grows higher and new 
leaves come out. In South grows all Winter. The 
‘‘Georgia” Is a strong variety, with light green leaves In 
a cluster, and Is the most generally grown Packet 6 
cents: ounce 15 cents: 1 pound $1.50. 
Cel eric, or Turnip-Rooted Celery. Grow 
same as Celery, but does not need earthing up, although 
improved If It Is. Packet 5 cents; ounce 15 cents. 
