Above photograph shows a field of cabbage grown from our plants. It produced over IS tons of cabbage per acre at Racine, Wisconsin. Read Mr. 
Hansche’s letter for yourself. I personally inspected this field during the past summer before harvesting and I agree it is the best field of cabbage that 
I have ever seen grown. H. G. CARLISLE. 
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS 
GEORGIA GROWN - 
Ready For Shipping From November 1 to June 1. 
Some of our cabbage plants are grown in open fields during 
winter. Others are planted in February and have’plenty frosts 
to make them tough. They stand without any protection from 
weather that sometimes reaches a temperature of 20 degrees 
above. These hardy Frost Proof Plants can be set two or three 
weeks earlier than soft, tender, home-grown plants. And, they 
will produce cabbage three weeks earlier. They are already 
toughened to the cold and will stand the early northern spring 
frosts without injury. Usually these plants can be set in open 
field soon after the first spring thaw. They will stand lots 
of punishment. 
Due to the hardy nature of our cabbage plants, large Truck' 
ers set our plants because THEY CAN PUT HEADED CAB 
BAGE ON THE MARKET EARLIER than with home-grown 
or hot-bed plants. Kraut Canners use them so they can start 
their factories running earlier. Read what our customers say 
about our cabbage plants. 
Our Standard Varieties are Jersey and Charleston Wakefield, 
Early Flat Dutch, Succession, All Season, Allhead, Drumhead, 
Copenhagen, Golden Acre and Glory of Enkhuizen. 
Yellow Resistant Varieties are Wisconsin Allseason, Marion 
Market, Globe, Hollander No. 8. 
Carlisle Plant Farms. Racine. Wis. 
Valdosta, Ga. 
Gentlemen: 
I desire to compliment you upon high quality of plants that 1 received 
from you early this Spring. With this quality I found that you knew 
how to pack these plants both for shipment and for planting with ma¬ 
chines as I do. The fact that it was not necessary for me to resort any 
of the hundred odd thousand plants received meant a real saving to 
me, in time and money. 
All plants were uniform both as to size and trueness to type. Fields 
at harvest time making one of the best pictures I’ve ever seen. 
Sincerely, 
WESLEY E. HANSCHE 
Vincennes, Indiana Farms 
We start shipping cabbage and onion plants from Vincennes 
farm May 5th to 10th-—weather permitting. 
Tomato Plants—May 20th to June 1st. 
Jersey Sweet Potato Plants—May 10th to 20th. 
Until May 5th, address all correspondence to Valdosta. After 
May 5th, if you wish Indiana plants, send your order to Vin¬ 
cennes, Indiana. 
