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CABBAGE 
ple where seed cheat gn Le 
as much as with. cabbage. Our strains are all sure to 
solid heads as seed strains are carefully selected. 
6 to 10 weeks ahead of outdoor planting time in 
ea Bo otbed: or cold frame. Cabbage likes rich soil. 
Space plants 18 in. apart. in rows 2 to 3 ft. apart. If worms 
Spatid happen to bother, use Gurney’s Bug Dust. More sug- 
gestions printed on packets. 
LATE VARIETIES 
There’s not another vegeta 
peters NY 

DANISH BALLHEAD 
The Sweet and Solid One . a > a 
531—Short Stemmed: This is undoubtedly the best late > 
cabbage—desirable for kraut, for storage, and for ship- igber AVE ; oe te ih geen 
The One for Salads and Pickling 
533—This is the best and larg- 
ping. The plants are large and sturdy with short stems. 
The solid round heads weigh from 7 to 10 pounds each. 
The flavor is very good and the leaves are very crisp 
The One for Kraut or Storage 
535—This is the largest cabbage 
is i i i i rown. The immense solid heads 
and tender. This is the ideal cabbage for high quality 8TP"P. isn more than 20 pounds, est of the red cabbage. The 
kraut. and are very white, crisp and nN ee and Sars. eae 
: ‘ * nts: & is beautiful deep red cabbage 
Danish Balthes¢ Cabbage will stand hot, dry weather Ee diate eect A makes delicious slaw and pickles. 
You want to be sure and try it. 
—-does not rot easily in wet seasons, and the heads very 
seldom burst. Yields of 15 tons per acre are not unusual. 
Pkt., 5e; 14 0z., 24c; 1 02. 39c. All Postpaid. 
. EARLY VARIETIES 
vorite varieties we list. 
Pkt., 5c; 3% 02., 2c; 1 0%, 33c. Pkt., 10c; 3% oz. 25c. All 
¥ Fe Postpaid. 
All Postpaid. 



\ 
Copenhagen Market 
The Sure Cropper : 
solid, 
Golden Acre 
The Early and SURE One 
524—Early, round-headed cab- — 
bage which closely resembles Co- 
Early Ballhead 
The Round and Solid One ~ 
Earliest of All 
The Earliest 
519—This large, extra 
515—In our trial gardens at 521—We know this early sum- h 
Yankton, this new extra early mer balihead cabbage is a win- early round headed cabbage haS penhagen Market in type. AS 
cabbage has produced the larg- ner and a money-maker for the taken the place of most of the its name implies it is a money- 
market gardener. other early varieties until now maker. It is 8 to 10 days earlier 
est percentage of good heads. 
The heads are nearly round, 
medium size, and ¢@x solid. 
than Copenhagen Market, but is 
smaller and can be planted 
closer. Because of earliness and 
fine quality it commands a4 
Higher price. 
Pkt., Te; 3% 02, 
All Postpaid. 
over half the early cabbage is 
Copenhagen Market, It is good 
enough for the large commer- 
ial-cabbage growers in Wiscon- 
@fa lowa. 
1 o2., 39c. 
The heads are perfectly round, 
solid, compact form, can 
than most 



be planted Clus-s 
other varieties, amd will ysv- 
more tons per acre. 
Pkt., 6c; 4% 02., 25e; 1 o2., 40c. 
All Postpaid 
He ome or market gardeners 
are always satisfied with Barli- 
est of AH 
Pkt., 5c; 42 02., 20c; 1 02., 35e. 
All Postpaid. 
sin, Minnesvess 
Pkt., 6c; 42 OZ. 22e; 23e; 1 0z., 42c. 
Ali Postpaid. 





CHINESE 
CABBAGE 
A Vegetable You Should 
All Grow for Salads and 
Greens 
539—This new Oriental 
Cabbage is excellent for 
salad purposes. In flavor, 
it resembles both celery 
and Cos Lettuce, but is 
much sweeter and more 
tender. Many people 
prefer it to head lettuce. Tt is also delicious 
for greens. 
The heads are 
Disease Resistant Cabbage 
If Yellows or Yellow Rot has destroyed the cabbage crop in your 
community, plant only this Yellows Resistant seed. 

























DANISH BALLHE tall and cylindrical. They 
18 inches, and a weight of 
ALL SEASONS | 







YELLOWS RESISTANT YELLOWS reach a height of 
For Heavy S0vs. ane seivainctor RESISTANT 5 pounds. 
51L7— i xtra 
panish, aulhead cabbage ig bb ae 520. ernie ee Fd ee cere For summer use, Chinese Cabbage shouid 
: i cabba _— Oy acs : A 
Move WE potragas eo fareer. f sistant Cabbage can be used early. be planted early in a hotbed and trans 
many Some fs vaaast gull ellows, Th Bore ae On eee planted so they will make heads before the 
ge of losses from : a Bll eads 
capbege ty fine Yellows Resistant seed 19 pounds, and make extra fine hot weather. If you desire a fall crop, SOW 
| Babbage profitably; raut. All Seasons is 8 heavy | in the lati’ part of July or early in August. 
you can again grow 

60c. All Postpaid. 










as the large, solid heads always bring the yielder. 
highest price. Seis s4 7.0m, 65er7 All PKt., 10c; %% 0%, 35¢; 1 0% 65c. Pkt., 5c; % 02., 35¢; 1 02. 
ponies Se eat gate La a All Postpaid. 

PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS 
Out-Door Grown 
have been looking for, thick stemmed, sturdy, husky 
Se avat door planting. 
Here they are—just 
cabbage plants, well hardened and ready for out 
where the seed is sown very early in the winter. They, 
These are grown 1 for eed out early. They don’t mind a little frost and snow. 














ly and are tough. Set ‘ 2 : Pie 
eae We'll ship at proper planting time in your locality. 
i ices—Safe Delivery Guaranteed. : 
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. 3.25 
Jersey Wakefield, pointed headed...---> Riveay 00 er ae . es 
Copenhagen- Market, round headed....-+++: 65 = ap ie 
Early Flat Dutch, flat headed..-.-+++++rerr"" 65 1.16 : S- 
HOW TO PLANT 
because 
out just as soon as you get them. A light frost will not hurt them 
well rooted, hardy and come to you well packed. 


Set the plants 
these plants are 




June ist. 1 ounce seed for 50 feet, 6 pounds per acre. 
Gurney Beet seed comes from the leading production 
centers of the country. YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER 
BEETS 
Plant 1 inch deep 
3 inches in thi 
planted about | 
Gurney s 
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Proteins 2.3% Carbohydrates 9.7% 
Fats 1% Calcium’ 0.29% 
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607—A beautiful smooth = 
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604—This dark red beet - 
is a winner for every 
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the small tops and good 
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it ideal for bunching. — 
The fiesh is very dark 3 
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Very sweet and tender. _ 
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than all other varieties 
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| tear does better 
ens a as 
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GURNEY’S 
EARLY MODEL 
_ GLOBE >} 
The Perfect Deep Red Beet 
609—Most beets have 
light rings which spoil 
their appearance when 
cut. Through years of 
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have practically elimi- 
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Model Globe. They are 
dark red clear through. 
Model Globe is medium 
early, good for bunch- 
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best of all, Early Model 
Globe is a very tender 
and sweet beet of the 
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Good for both table 
apes ene. canen for can- 
g. For the best beets, even in siz 
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Model Globe. You'll be glad you did and 

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ouve ever had. Pkt., 8c; 0Z., 22¢; y, ib 
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For Pickles and 
: _ Canning 
603— This _ is the ‘ 
smoothest and best _ 
bunching beet. The _ 
tops are small and 
the globe shaped | 
roots are a very at- 
tractive red. The 
vermilion red fiesh ~ _ 
is very sweet and — 
tender. Exception- _ 
ally good for can- 
ning or pickling, 
For your early 
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Starts in Your GARDEN— _ 
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