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VEGETABLE PLANTS 
CABBAGE 
Yellow Resistant Strains 
We are offering the best that can be produced in cabbage plants,by using 
seed of the yellow resistant strains. This disease is spreading continuously 
over the country, in fact so severe in some sections that cabbage growing had 
been discontinued, until intensive investigaticns had revealed the fact that 
this disease could be controlled. Today they are grov ii;g the finest kind of 
cabbage crops on the same land, 'by using this seed from disease resistant 
strains. 
For best results, use our plants which are growm from seed of the yellow 
resistant strains; JERSEY QUEIvN which is a strain of Jersey Wakefield. 
MARION MARKET a resistant strain of Copenhagen Market. ALHRAD 
SELECT; a resistant strain of Alhead. WISCONSON BALLHFAD; a re¬ 
sistant strain of Danishball. WISCONSON ALLSEASON;a resistant strain 
of All Season, RED HOLLAND!D\;a resistant strain of Red Cabbage. Also 
Cfolden Acre, Glory, Surehead, Flaldntch and Drumhead Savoy. 
Early Cabbage Plants 
The first lot of cabbage plants we have to offer are the drilled plants from 
the cold frames, which are usiinl’.v ready by the middle of April. We will 
have the early and summer varieties ready at this time. 
Field Grown Cabbage Plants 
Cabbage seed, is sovvn in the open field in the month of March.. 1 hese plants 
will be ready to ship early in .May. \Ve make continnons sowings to have a 
good supply of plants on through the season. You will notice a much lower 
price on the field grown plants, as tlie cost of producing them is much less 
when growing them in the (')pen field. 
TOMATO 
Early Tonr.ato Planl.s 
Our first supply of tomato plants are the trar.splanted plants from the cold 
frames, which are ready after May first. The ne.xt to be ready are the drilled 
plants from the cold frames. They are ready about the 15th or 20th of May. 
at a much lower rate. We will have the following varieties in the cold frames 
John Bear, .Marglobe, Bonny Best, P>reak O’Day, Rutgers and Yellow Egg. 
