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WE HANDLE SEEDS OF PURITY AND HIGH GERMINATION 
CABBAGE—Continued 
Early Flat Dutch—90 Days. This variety pro¬ 
duces thick leaves, very dark blue in color. Succeeds 
admirably in Southern States on account of its 
ability to resist heat. 
Early Jersey Wakefield, Landreths’ Very Select 
—70 Days. Specially selected, extra early, choice 
in all good qualities, earlier than Long Island Wake¬ 
field. Heads ovoid, broad at the base and running 
to a blunt point. Very solid, early. This excellent 
variety is the surest heading of the very early 
varieties and most depended upon by the market 
gardeners of the Southern States for heads to send 
North in the early Spring. A very superior selection. 
Glory of Enkhuizen—90 Days. A small very 
hard heading solid sort set in a cluster of long, 
spreading leaves. Outer leaves medium size. Is a 
hardy grower, a sure header. Many market gar¬ 
deners prefer this sort to all others on account of its 
excellent quality and its sure cropping habit. 
Golden Acre Yellows Resistant—66 Days. A 
yellows resistant type of Golden Acre. 
Golden Acre—65 Days. Here we have an acquisi¬ 
tion, for seed of this variety planted at the same 
time will mature 5 days earlier than Early Jersey 
Wakefield, besides being larger and much more 
showy. Plant dwarf, compact. Few outer leaves. 
Heads very solid; earlier but smaller than Copen¬ 
hagen. It is conical in shape, short stem and almost 
rests on the ground. 
Stein’s Early Flat Dutch—90 Days. Used as an 
early Cabbage in Texas and the South for the 
northern market in the Spring. This variety pro¬ 
duces early, large, flat, solid heads. A very vigor¬ 
ous plant with a short stem. We offer an unusually 
excellent strain. Very popular. 
Succession or Florida Header—105 Days. An 
intermediate between Early Flat Dutch and Late 
Flat Dutch. Slightly later than the second early 
sorts. Plants are vigorous with short stems; heads 
large, deep, an excellent quality. 
Winnigstadt—100 Days. One of the old hardy 
standbys, producing a medium size, long pointed or 
cone shaped, very solid head which is closely wrapped 
with dark slate colored leaves. 
BLOOM SDALE LARGE LATE FLAT DUTCH- 
120 Days. The original strain of this cabbage was 
obtained by us from Swedish gardeners who settled 
in Philadelphia, previous to the Revolutionary War. 
Ever since that time we have been continually re¬ 
selecting this Cabbage; we now believe it is second 
to none of this type. It is late, produces large solid 
weighty, very uniform heads and is the best cropper. 
BLOOMSDALE LARGE LATE DRUMHEAD- 
120 Days. A large heavy head, smooth-leaved, late 
ripening Cabbage. No strain is superior and few 
equal to this. Head is thick, broad, solid, flat. 
Leaves extend well over the center leaves of the head 
and fold down alternately, forming a tight, compact 
head. We cannot too highly recommend this strain 
of Large Late Drumhead, but be careful to plant it 
in a suitable location. 
Danish Round Short Stem 
Danish Round Short Stem, Amagar or Hol¬ 
lander—116 Days. This variety is considered by 
many the most popular ballhead, having a shorter 
stem, and is a little earlier than the ball stem; much 
superior. It produces a very solid, good quality 
medium size round head and is very popular with 
the market gardeners in Cabbage growing districts 
of northern latitudes. The best late Cabbage. 
Drumhead Savoy—100 Days. The best of its 
class, is as palatable as a Cauliflower. One of the 
best short stalk Cabbages one can grow. Large size, 
deep green, flat heads, curly or crinkled leaves. 
Penn State Danish Ball Head—120 Days. A late 
variety developed by Prof. C. E. Myer^, of Pennsyl¬ 
vania State College. Productive, late, uniform, 
attractive, hard heads, six to seven inches deep, an 
excellent, large yielding Winter variety, resembling 
Danish Ball Head but heads slightly more flattened. 
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Premium Large Late Flat Dutch—120 Days. A 
heavy, hard, smooth leaved, late ripening Cabbage. 
The head is thick, broad, solid, and slightly rounded 
on the top, though this variety is what is termed a 
flat head, as it tends toward flatness. The leaves 
extend well over the center line of the head and fold 
down alternately, forming a tight, compact head. 
Red Dutch or Red Rock—100 Days. Leaves red 
or purple. Head medium size, round, solid, deep 
red color. Medium length stems, generally used for 
pickling. 
Surehead—115 Days. This is a popular strain of 
the Large Late Flat Dutch type of Cabbage so 
largely grown for Winter. The heads are large, 
round, flat at the top, remarkably uniform, extra 
hard, firm, and of fine texture. An excellent variety 
and stands shipping well. 
Volga or Stonehead—110 Days. A most reliable 
late sort, a superior header, smooth leaves, never 
disappointing, with broad, flat, hard, large, solid 
heads of excellent keeping quality. Quite distinct 
in color from other Cabbages, it being a silvery green. 
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