ag VEGETABLE PLANTS — 


PREPARING COLD FRAN FS 
CABBAGE 
Yellow Resistant Strains 
We are offering the best that can he produced in cahhage plants, hy using seed af the yellow 
resistant strains. The disease ts spreading continuously aver the country, in fact so seviere in 
same sections that cabhage growing had been discontinued, until intensive investigations had 
revealed the fact that this disease could he controled. Today they are growing the finest kind of 
cahbage crops on the same land, by using this seed from disease resistant strains. 
For best results, use our plants which are grown from seed of the yellow resistant strains; 
Jersey Queen, Marion Market, Alhead Select, Wisconsan Ballhead, Wsconson Alseason, 
Bugner and Red Hollander. We also will grow Golden Acre, Glory, Flat Dutch and 
Drumhead Savoy. 
Early Cabbage Plants 
This first lot of cahbage plants we have to affer are the drilled plants from the cold frames, 
which are usually ready by the middle of April. Vy e will have the Jersey Queen, Golden 
Acre and Alhead Select. 
Field Grown Cabbage Plants 
Cahhage seed 1s sow in the open field in the month of March. These plants will be ready 
to ship early in May. Ve make continuas sowings to have a god supbly of plants through- 
out the season. You will notice a lower price on the field grown plants,as the cost of produc- 
ing them ts less when grown in the open field. 
TOMATO 
Early Tomato plants 
Our first supply of tomato plants are the transplanted plants from the cold frames, which 
are ready after May fifth. The next to he ready are drilled plants from the cold frames. 
They are ready absut the 15th or 20th of May at a much lower rate. We will have the 
following varieties in the cold frames. John Baer, Marglohe, Rutgers and Stohesdale. 
