BEET, Detroit Dark Red. The beat all-round beet; 
very early, medium size, globular, solid, deep red, 
sweet and tender, never woody; tops and tap¬ 
root small; sure of a crop. 5 c., oz.8 c., s lb. 25 c. 
Early Wonder. Globe-shape, very superior. Best 
in earliness, solidity, tenderness, uniformity, 
sweetness, and rich red color; ideal for garden. 
5 ets., 02 . 8 cts., i lb. 25 cents. 
Giant Half Sugar. An easily grown stock beet; large, 
rich, twice as nutritious for feeding as other stock 
beets. Everyone who has a cow or some pigs 
should grow a bed of this very prolific beet. Packet 
5 cts. ilb. 15 cts. lib. 50 cents. 
BORECOLE, Kale, Dwarf Scotch. A hardy plant, 
18 in. high, with handsome curled foliage; used 
for winter greens. 5 cts., oz. 8 cts. 
BROCCOLI, New Sprouting. A new sort bearing in 
90 days a large cauliflower-like head of fine qual¬ 
ity, tender and sweet. When this head is cut nu¬ 
merous branches appear producing heads; these 
are cut with 3 inch stems and are boiled with the 
heads for table use. Why not try it. 5cts. 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, L. I. Improved Dwarf. A supe¬ 
rior cabbage, the little tender heads borne along 
the stem, easily grown. This is the earliest, most 
compact and dependable sort. 5 cts., | oz. 10 cts. 
CABBAGE, Early Jersey Wakefield select stock. The 
earliest of cabbages; heads broad, cone-shaped 
and very solid; sweet, rich, tender and can be eat¬ 
en raw or cooked; a popular sort. 5 cts., hoz. 15 cts. 
Copenhagen Market. Very fine; as early as Jersey 
Wakefield; short stem, solid round head, few outer 
leaves, upright growth. Select stock. 5c .,2 oz. 15 c. 
Late Flat Dutch. Unexcelled for full crop, sure to 
head, large, solid finest quality; amazingly pro¬ 
ductive even in bad seasons. 5 cts., ^ oz. 15 cts. 
All Seasons. Head round, weighs 12 lbs., rich qual¬ 
ity; sure to head. 5c. 2 OZ. 15 cents. 
Red Dutch. Deep red, fine for pickling. 5c. 50Z. 15. 
Perfection Drumhead Savory. Easiest culture, fine 
crinkly heads, sweet; rivals cauliflower. 5c, §ozl5. 
Special Long Island Savoy. A sure-heading strain 
of very fine color and general appearance. 5 cts. 
Improved Pekin. A Chinese celery cabbage resem¬ 
bling both celery and lettuce. The heads are tall 
and cylindrical, usually 18 in. to 2 ft. high. It is a 
sure-heading type, and the flavor very fine. 5 cts. 
CARDOON, Large smooth. Spineless, fleshy stalks; 
fine when boiled; easily grown. 5 cts. ioz. 8 cts. 
CARROT, Danver's Improved. The best; stump-root¬ 
ed, smooth, orange-red, tender. Sets. oz. Sets. 
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. 
CELERIAC. Large, early turnip-rooted. 5 c., ioz. 10c. 
CELERY, Golden Self-blanching. Finest garden 
sort, early, vigorous, with lovely golden yellow 
highly flavored stalks, the best all round celery- 
5 cts., 5 oz. 20 cts. 
Giant Pascal, Winter King. Late, large, solid, thick, 
stringless, heart golden yellow. 5 cts., 5 oz. 20 cts. 
CHERVIL, Curled. The pretty crisp foliage is used 
in winter the tender leaves are a fine salad, loz 10c 
CHICORY, Large-rooted. Dry and use as coffee. 
Packet 5 cts. joz. 10 cents. 
Witloof. A chicory forming roots; lifted and forced 
for flavoring. Treat as Parsley. Pkt. 5c. 
CHIVES. Onion-like, bulbless, tops used for flavor¬ 
ing; stay in bed from year to year. 5c. 
COLLARD, True Georgia, 3ft. A very hardy cab¬ 
bage; cut and boil the leaves in winter. 5c. 50 Z. 10. 
Cabbage Collard. A kind forming white,solid heads^ 
cold-resistant, stays out, very fine. 5cts. 50 Z 8 cts. 
CORN, Sunshine, 10 days earlier than Golden Ban¬ 
tam; big ears, very sweet, excellent. 5c,. f lb. 15c. 
Woodruff's Extra Early. One of the earliest; large, 
very sweet, often replaces Sunshine. 5c. lib 15 c. 
Golden Bantam. True, very early, sweet. 5c. ilb 15c. 
Early Mayflower. Bigwhite ears, good. 5c. ilb 15c. 
Kendall's Early Giant. Fine big sugar ears, does 
well in the south. 5cts. ilb 15 cts. 
Country Gentleman. Mid-season; fine ears, small 
grains, deliciously sweot, very productive. One 
of the best. 5 cts., lb. i 15 cts. 
Stowell's Evergreen Improved. Late, very sweet, 
most productive, the best for drying and canning, 
also for the table, 5c. ilb. 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. ilb 15 cents. 
Extra Early Adams. Not sweet, sure crop, good for 
the south for roasting ears. 5 cts. ilb. 15 cts. 
Trucker's Favorite. Not sweet, big ears, similar to 
Extra Early Adams. 5 cts. ilb 15 cts. 
Pop Corn, Golden Queen. Big grains, fine ears, 
very prolific, pops well. 5 cts., 1-2 lb. 15 cts. 
Pop Corn, White Rice. Extra choice. 5 c., i lb. 15c- 
Ensilage, Woodruff's Early W'ondor, 15 ft. Vigorous; 
big ears and foliage, best cattle food. 5c. Ilb. 18c; 
CORN SALAD. Large cabbaging winter-greens, 
hardy; needs no protection; sow in fall. 5 c. ioz. 8. 
CRESS, Curled. A handsome plant, the pretty foli¬ 
age having a somewhat pungent pleasant aroma; 
for flavoring, garnishing and salad. 5c., 1-2 oz.8 c. 
Fresh Water Cress. Grows in water and along a 
stream, used for garnishing. Sots. 
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