STERLING’S ANNUAL CATALOG 
49 
CAULIFLOWER PLANTS 
My seed is treated with the hot-water treatment, insuring against 
Black Stem, Blackleg and Blight. Plants raised on fresh, disease-free 
ground. 
Doz. ioo iooo 
STERLING LARGE EARLY ERFURT. Large, snow- 
white heads. One of the best for main crop. Sure 
heading.$ .15 $ .60 $4.00 
Price by the thousand liable to change without notice. 
Use Corrosive Sublimate treatment for Maggots in your seed bed. 
Pour along the row as soon as you see signs of Maggo.t. 
Use our Nicotine Dust for Aphis and Thrip. 
CABBAGE PLANTS 
This seed is treated with Semesan for Black Stem. 
Plants are all grown from choicest seed procurable. 
Doz. 100 1000 
ALL SEASON. Yellows resistant. Large, flat heads ..$ .10 $ .50 $3.00 
EARLY FLAT DUTCH. Best for late setting.10 .50 3.00 
SAVOY. Long Island Special. Curled. Best quality... .10 .60 4.00 
LARGE LATE DRUMHEAD. Largest heads.10 .50 3.00 
LATE FLAT DUTCH. Solid, large heads.10 .50 3.00 
PENN STATE BALLHEAD. New. Fine.10 .50 3.00 
MAMMOTH ROCK RED. Sure heading. L. I. seed.. .10 .60 4.00 
If you want any of the Brussels Sprout, Cauliflower or Cabbage 
Plants listed above sent by Parcel Post, add 8 cents per Doz., 15 cents 
per 100, and 8 cents for each additional 100, to above prices. 
CELERY PLANTS 
Ready in July and August. Transplanted, well rooted plants. 
Doz. 
FORDHOOK or EMPEROR. Burpee’s Seed. Dwarf 
GOLDEN PLUME. Fine for second early or late ... 
WHITE PLUME. Self blanching. Extra early. 
GIANT PASCAL. Tall Winter. Fine nutty flavor... 
WINTER QUEEN. Stocky, very large, crisp. 
Add 8c per Doz., 12c per 100, and 8c for each additional 100 if you 
want these sent by Parcel Post. 
Have early transplanted plants in above kinds at 15c per Doz.; 
80c per 100. 
100 1000 
$ .10 $ .70 $5.00 
.10 .70 5.00 
.10 .70 5.00 
.10 .70 5.00 
.10 .70 5.00 
MAGGOT CONTROL 
You can raise fine Cabbage without damage from Maggots if you 
will follow the directions given below: 
Add 1 Oz. Corrosive Sublimate to 8 gallons water. Put ^4 cupful 
to each plant once a week. Begin to do this in May or as soon as 
you see the Maggot fly. 
