I reserve the right to substitute some other good variety or other kind of plants for any plants listed 
whlc.h 1 may be out of at the time your order Is received. \ believe I have ample plants of all kinds to 
fill ail collection orders as listed, however. 
m SPRINQ OOLLieriON 
1 Bozen Marglobe Tomato plants-.20 
1 Dozen Sweet Pepper plants-—- .20 
50 Porto Rico Sweet Potato plants--.—.40 
1 Dozen Black Beauty Egg Plants--- .20 
Total value of tMs collection-^.——$1.00 
mimmu, l^estpaifi ter 506 
It.OO SPRINi COLLEOTiON 
50 I^arglobe Tomato plants—--.f .35 
2 Dozen Sweet Pepper plants-—.—- .40 
100 Porto Rico Sweet Potato plants-.75 
2 Dozen Black Beauty Egg Plants— .40 
Total value of tbls collection-—^——f1.$0 
SPitINQ OOLUOTiON, Postpaid fer $1.00 
SOo FROSTPROOF COLLEOTION 
50 Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants I « og 
50 Bermuda Onion plants—-—— * 
2 Dozen Lettuce plants--—---^ .40 
2 Dozen Beet plants———^.40 
Total value of this collection——^—$1.16 
FECSTPECCP OCUiOTION, Pestpald for 506 
$1.00 FROSTPROOF COLLEOTION 
50 Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants ) ^ ^ 
50 Copenhagen Market cabbage plants)^ ’ 
100 Bermuda Onion plants—--- .36 
2 Dozen Iceberg Lettuce plants- —.40 
2 Dozen Early Egyptian Beet plants- .40 
Total value of this collection---$1.60 
FROSTPSOCF OOLUOTiCN, Pofipald for $1.05 
FULWOOD’S GENUINE FROST-PROOF 
CABBAGE PLANTS 
• Vegetables sold early in the season bring many times the price of those marketed several weeks later, 
Fulwood’s Genuine Frost-Proof plants produce from two to three weeks before home-grown plants— 
and that’s why they are real money-makers for the buyer. 
# Here at Tifton, Georgia, where my plantation is located, the soil and climatic conditions are ideally 
suited for growing tough, hardy, healthy plants in the open field during the winter and early spring. 
The plants make a slow but steady growth and when eight or ten weeks old they are extremely tough 
and hardy. In this condition they can be shipped to territory farther north and be planted in the open 
fields there a month or six weeks 
earlier than home-grown, hot-bed, PLANTING CHART 
or cold frame plants. 
• These Frost-Proof plants will 
stand temperatures of 18 to 20 
degrees above zero without injury. 
Freezing of the soil or covering of 
the plants with ice, sleet or snow 
after they have been planted will 
not injure them unless the tempe¬ 
rature gets below 18 to 20 degrees. 
# Because my plants are so strong 
and healthy, and because they can 
safely be planted considerably in 
advance of home-grown plants, is 
the reason for their being able to 
make large, extra early crop—all 
ready for market during the time 
prices are high. Many unreliable 
growers are selling plants and call¬ 
ing them ‘Trost-Proof.” In many 
instances these growers are located 
where they do not have frosts dur¬ 
ing the growing period and, there¬ 
fore, the plants they are offering 
have never been subjected to the 
frosts 
Falwood’s 
Vegetable 
Plants 
Fulwood^s 
Special Selected 
Varieties 
Hardi¬ 
ness 
as to < 
cold 
Width 
of row 
in feet 
Distance 
apart in 
drill in 
inches 
Plants to 
set 100 to 
150 ft. of 
row_ 
Plants to 
set one 
acre 
Cabbage 
In order, early to 
late 
^f?fd Wake- 
Copenhagen Market 
Charleston Wakefield 
Early Flat Dutch 
Golden Acre 
Frost 
Proof 
3' 
18" 
100 
10.000 
Flat Dutch 
Others 
12,000 
Collards 
Georgia Collards 
Frost 
Proof 
S' 
18" 
100 
10.000 
Onion 
Yellow Bermuda 
Crystal Wax 
Spanish Valencia 
Frost 
Proof 
1 %' 
8"-6" 
200 
60,000 
Beets 
Crosby Early 
Egyptian 
Frost 
Proof 
4" 
200 
80.000 
Lettuce 
Iceberg 
Frost 
Proof 
2V2' 
6" 
200 
35.000 
Broccoli 
Green Sproutipg 
Frost 
Proof 
2' 
24" 
60 
10,000 
Brussels 
Sprouts 
Long Island 
Improved 
Frost 
Proof 
2 ' 
24" 
60 
10,000 
Tomatoes 
Greater Baltimore 
Marglobe 
Bonnie Best 
Pritchards 
Rutgers 
Frost 
Kills 
3 ' 
30" 
60 
8,600 
Sweet Potato 
Porto Rico 
Frost 
Kills 
4 ' 
12" 
100 
11.000 
Kfirgplant 
Blnck Beauty 
Frost 
Kills 
2V2' 
24" 
60 
7.000 
Pepper 
California Wonder 
Frost 
Kills 
S' 
24^^ 
60 
16.000 
r%. wn-TBc. whftii Tilants arrive, if your ground is not in condition to plant right away, take the 
PLANTING NOTES. When planting, pack 
wen around the roots pouring water In the hole after the plants are set out. Throw loose dirt around the 
Sntl afte™ wtering to wet soil from drying out. Use chart above for proper spacing. 
