filjHHf VARIETIES of 
Frost-Proof Cabbage Plant 
CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD 
This is a selection of the Early Jersey Wakefield but makes a much 
larger head, and a week to ten days later. It stands pre-eminent as 
the best spring cabbage for the South. It is probably more largely 
planted for shipment than any other variety. The heads are of uniform 
size, and maturity, and of very large size for an early cabbage. A 
strong favorite with Southern growers as a main crop. Ready Jan. 1st 
to July. 
EARLY JERSEY 
WAKEFIELD 
Many market gardeners 
consider this the very 
best cabbage in cultiva¬ 
tion for early market, and 
is more largely grown 
than any other early cab¬ 
bage. Its merits are many, 
among which are uniform¬ 
ity in earliness and crop. 
The head is pointed in 
shape, of medium size, and 
is white, solid and tender. 
It is beyond question the 
best variety for early 
market and always brings 
a good price on account 
of its earliness, thereby netting the grower large returns. Our strain 
of this variety is the very best. Ready Jan. 1st to July. 
GOLDEN ACRE 
A selection of the Copenhagen Market with heads a little smaller 
but matures earlier. Earliest of the round head varieties. A splendid 
new variety becoming very popular. Ready Jan. 1st to July. 
COPENHAGEN MARKET 
This is the very earliest of the round 
headed varieties. Its chief features besides 
earliness are remarkable size, averaging 10 
pounds, compactness, even maturity, fine 
quality. Maturing at about the same time 
as the Early Jersey Wakefield, it produces 
larger heads than any other cabbage 
equally as early. The heads are heavy in 
weight, ball shaped, solid and firm, with a 
small core, fine texture and splendid quality. 
Ready Jan. 1st to July. 
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