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_ COPENHAGEN MARKET 
ae ox fine Cabbage. This variety is nearly as 
7G Pens as the Jersey Wakefield. The stem is 
_ shorts has large round, solid head with few 
_ outer leaves, of an upright growth. 
_ CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD 
This Cabbage is much like the Jersey 
Pivaiceficld. It has a much larger head, and 
is about ten days later. This is a desirable 
variety for shipping purposes as the heads 
are solid and firm. It is a strong favorite 
“with growers for a main crop. 











YELLOW RESISTANT 
MARION MARKET 
This is also offered as Wisconsin Copen- 
agen and is a very important mid-season 
sllows-resistant sort of Cabbage for kraut 
minent globular heads which approach 
of Glory of Enkhuizen in size, and 
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eaded variety of particular merit for use in yel- 
-infested localities and it is eo adapted for kraut 
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ter, Patterson’s Genuine Frost-Proof plants produce from two to three weeks be-. 
re home grown plants—and that’s why they are real money makers for the buyer. 
&: Southern Georgia, where my plantation is located, the soil and climatic condi- 
are ideally suited for growing tough, hardy, healthy plants in the open_field during 
winter and early spring. The plants make a slow but steady growth and when eight 
n weeks old they are extremely tough and hardy. In this condition they can be ship- 
to territory farther north and be planted in the open fields there a month or six weeks 
ier than home-grown, hot-bed,-or cold frame plants. 
‘se Frost-Proof plants will stand temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees above zero without 
ry. 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 temperature gets 
Because my plants are so strong and healthy, and because they can safely be planted con- 
siderably in advance of home-grown plants, is the reason for their being able to make 
arge, extra early crop—all ready for market during the time prices are high. Many un- 
liable growers are selling plants and calling them “Frost-Proof.” In many instances 
_ these growers are located where they do not have frosts during the growing period and, 
- therefore, the plants they are offering have never been subjected to the frosts. 
ne DESCRIPTION OF VARIETIES OF CABBAGE PLANTS 
below 18 to 20 degrees. 
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD 
Many market gardeners consider this 
the very best Cabbage grown. Its merits 
are many, amorig which are medium heads 
for an early variety, small outside foilage, 
and uniformity of crop. Heads are white, 
solid and tender. This variety always 
brings a good price because of its earli- 
ness and it therefore a good money-maker 
GOLDEN ACRE 
Golden Acre is very similar to Copen- - 
hagen Market, being a few days earlier. 
‘The plants usually produce marketable 
heads in.65 to 70 days, which is as early 
‘as the Early Jersey Wakefield. It is a 
round headed variety for market Sate 
ers. and shipper. 
EARLY FLAT DUTCH 
One of the oldest varieties. The head is 
usually large and flat, tender, and fine 
grained. My strain of this Cabbage is of 
the best to be had. It is excellent for a 
tonnage crop because of the large heads 
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