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Henderson’s Mignonette Lettuce 
A DELICIOUS FIRST EARLY. ONCE TASTED ALWAYS WANTED 
* A little gem of Lettuce — perfect in quality, with bronzed, 
russet-green outer leaves. The solid heads blanch creamy- 
w|iite, and are tender and sweet as well suj- — well, Mignon¬ 
ette. .Lettuce. It is extremely hardy, and is the best 
sort for early spring use, for cold frame culture, or 
for an outdoor winter crop in the Southern States. 
It is very early and heads quickly and surely, 
lining slow to go to seed it is sometimes used as 
a summer variety, though it does not stand 
exteernc heat so well as some sorts. The 
diminutive plant permits it to be set as 
ch$ely as five inches apart; an obvious 
advantage to many. ( See engraving.) 
Price, 10c. pkt., 30c. oz., 75c. bf lb., 
$Z;50 lb. 
Henderson’s booklet, SALADS, GROW¬ 
ING AND BLANCHING tells all about 
the cultivation of lettuce. It also ex¬ 
plains how to^grow all other salad plants. 
How to force Witloof, Chicory, Endive, 
etc., for winter salads. It is sent free 
if requested when ordering. 
WORDS OF PRAISE FOR 
HENDERSON’S MIGNONETTE 
"The Mignonette Lettuce is by far the 
best and most tender of all the lettuce." 
Mrs. CIIAS. A. CUFF EL. 
June , 1917. Doyleslown, Pa. 
" We think the Mignonette Lettuce the 
best we have ever grown." 
Mrs. W. T. McELROY, 
July 9, 1917. Springfield, Ky. 
We tried your Mignonette Lettuce and 
it is the best we ever had. We had heads 
as large as a small cabbage and so tender." 
Miss FRIEDA KIES, 
July 21, 1917. Evansville, Ind. 
" 1 want you to send me two packages of you> 
Mignonette Head Lettuce for I think it *< .7 e 
best in the world." Mr. I. E. McCLOUD, 
July 17, 1917. Williamsport, Ind. 
"No Corn lakes the place of your Country 
Gentleman and no Lettuce beats the Mignonette.' 
Mr. JOHN E. A NPERSON, 
Jan., 1910. Hotly Springs, Miss . 
"We have had Mignonette Lettuce all 
summer and think it is the best we ever 
ate." Mrs. CVS KELLEY , 
West Harwich, 
Aug. 8, 1917. Mass. 
"Henderson's Mignonette Lettuce 
seed I received from you in the 
spring produced fine, crisp , .tender 
heads 
EDWARD I)ILUNGER, 
1000 Walz St., Pittsburgh , Pa. 
Mammoth Black Seeded 
Butter Lettuce 
Forms Enormous Hard Heads 
Tender, Sweet and Crisp 
The strain we offer of this standard 
sort may be depended upon to give great 
satisfaction to all lovers of Lettuce. 
It is well adapted for growing under 
hot weather conditions, and produces 
large, solid heads of excellent quality, 
tender, crisp and buttery, with but few 
outside leaves. 
It is extensively used as an outdoor 
variety as well as for frame culture, and 
it has been proved time and again 
that even under adverse conditions 
Henderson’s Mammoth Black 
Seeded Butter Lettuce, will pro¬ 
duce a satisfactory crop. 
It is a mid-season variety, and 
should be planted for succession 
to the earlier sorts. (See engraving. 
Price, 10c. pkt., 30c. oz., 75c. bf 
lb., $2.50 lb. 
“ Your Black Seeded Lettuce is the 
grandest lettuce for an amateur gardener 
that 1 have ever seen. The neighbors were 
simply raving about it. It is the most 
tender and delicious lettuce I ever tasted." 
Mrs. M. SILVA, 
April 24, 1916. Jamaica , N.Y. 
HENDERSON’S 
ORDER EARLY—Be ready to plant when the ground is ready, and gather EARLY CROPS 
