Vegetable Seeds for Florists (Continued) 
10z. 4ozs. 1 lb. 
CARROT (1 oz. for 300-ft. row) 
' Sow as early as the ground can be worked 
and make successive plantings until Aug. 
Ist. Space rows 12 to 18”. 
*Amsterdam Forcing. Roots reddish or- 
ange, 6 in., uniformly tapered. Best for 
forcing. About 2 weeks earlier than other 
WOEIORICS hice Sete a PY ues Nee OH ale A $0.35 $1.20 $3.60 
Chantenay Red Cored. Tapering....... 20 .60 1.80 
Danvers Half Long. Tapering.......... 20 .60 1.80 
Hutchinson. Latest and largest variety.. .20 .70 2.10 
Morse’s Bunching. (All America Award).. .20  .60 1.80 
Nantes Stump Rooted. Cylindrical... . . 20 .70 2.10 
Oxheart or Guerande. Easy to pull... .. 20 .60 1.80 
Supreme Half Long. Tapering..........  .20  .70 2.10 
CELERIAC 
Large, Smooth Prague. Turnip- 
rooted celery. Excellent winter keep- 
ORE aK Ont DOG as oes de ea i a 70 2.35 7.00 
CELERY (About 8000 plants per oz.). Sow 
in Feb. or March for plant. sales. 
ai Cover seeds lightly. Space 6x28’. 
Days indicated are from date of Cauliflower—Snowball “A.” 
planting. 
Giant Pascal. 140 days. The standard CAULIF LOWER (About 7 a ee Pee We The Soa 
late green celery. 14 0z., 40c............. 70 2.35 7.00 care is taken to get the best obtainable strains from 
j specialist growers. Sow in Feb. or March for plant 
Golden Plume, Select. 85 days. Desirable sale. To handle plants in bands or pots is essential 
for home and market garden. 1 0z., 50c... .90 3.00 9.00 for unchecked growth and sure heading. Space 
Golden Yellow Self-Blanching. Dwarf. 18x24 in. Days indicated are from date plants are set out. 
Standard market sort. 1 0z., 50c........ .90 3.00 9.00 Danish Giant Dry Weather. Select. 70 days. 
S Pp Le t10 dave UiGtoc thick Early Dwarf Erfurt. Select. 60 days. f 
ee rete " on : Tm 70 2.35 7.00 *Early Snowball ‘‘A.’? 55 days. Standard early. Fine for 
rounded stalks. 74 02., 40c.............. : : ‘. greenhouse forcing, frame or outdoor culture. 
Utah or Salt Lake. No. 99. 125 days. Snowball ‘*X.’? 65 days. Well adapted for use under a 
Mid-season, full-hearted and compact. 14 : wide range of conditions. Heads large, firm and pure 
Da INU OSM ENB 6 Sel, Sa yl ees cent ie 70 2.35.* 7.00 white. 
CHICORY Snowdrift. 65 days. Larger than Snowball; firm and well 
protected by inner leaves. Good for distant shipping. 
‘ 4 Prices on above five varieties, each: Tr. pkt., 40c; 14 oz., 
outdoors during summer are forced in suc- 80c; 1 02., $2.40; 4 0z., $8.00; 1 Ib., $24.00. 
cessive crops during winter in any spare 
room. Roots are planted 2’ apart covered 
with 8” of sand. Heads are ready to cut in 
about 6 weeks. Catch crop. Ideal for salads. .50 1.70 5.00 
Witloof. “French Endive.’ Roots grown 
CHIVES. “Grass-Onion’’. A perennial, quick- 
ly started from seed. Popular for 
se flavoring and borders. 14 02z., 30c..... -90 3.00 9.00 
For Corn, see page 44. 
CRESS. Curled or ‘Pepper Grass.” Green- 
house catch crop. Ready in 40-60 days. 
om paA0 a0 vs! Maney Pao ue ee 25 86.80 2.40 
CUCUMBER. (About 1000 seeds per oz.) 
1 oz. for 80 hills or 50-ft. row. Dis- 
tance between rows 3 to 6 ft. 
A. & C. 68 days. 8 to 9 in. Deep 

green. Does well on light soil. ...... 25 86.85. 2.50 
Chicago Pickling. 6 in. 60 days........ 20 8.85) 2.50 
*Davis Perfect. Fine slicing variety. 9-11 
in. Good for greenhouse growing. ......... 30 1.00 3.00 
Imp. Long Green. Ideal slicer. 12 in... .. 30 1.00 3.00 
*Longfellow. 72 days. One of the main 
forcing varieties. 12 to 14 in. long........ 29 1.20 3.50 
Beer aieenies Ces onnacred 25 .85 2.50 It takes almost a year to produce these Cauliflower seed 
gee ea es My ee fod plants. Looks like a lot of seed but crops are often damaged by 
Small Gherkin. 2 in. long; very prolific... .30 1.00 3.00 unfavorable weather. 
Straight 8. Deep green; ideal shipper... .. 30 1.00 3.00 
We pay the transportation on all vegetable seeds. 45 
