
CHINESE CABBAGE 
(Seed Hot Water Treated) 
CHIHLI—A tall heading variety, uniform in shape and size. Seed 
is sown in late July or early August for fall crop. Can be 
stored in late fall for limited time. 
CARROTS 
CHANTENAY RED CORED——70 days. Home, market, and can- 
ning variety. Popular home garden variety. Keeps well in 
storage. Roots deep orange, 542 inches long, blocky, with in- 
conspicuous core. 

Chantenay Red Cored 
NANTES—70 days. (Coreless) Home and market garden variety. 
Best quality for table use, and for market when tops are re- 
moved. Roots deep orange, 6-7 inches long, cylindrical. 
CHANTENAY, LONG TYPE — 70 days. Market garden variety. 
Well adapted for market on Long Island. Similar to Red 
Cored Chantenay, but roots average about one inch longer. 
DANVERS HALF LONG—75 days. Home garden variety. Roots 
6-7 inches long, tapering; deep orange color. High quality. 
IMPERATOR—78 days. Market garden. Popular for bunching. 
Root long, slightly tapered deep orange color and good quality. 
HUTCHINSON—80 days. Market garden variety. High yielding 
variety used for “‘bushel’’ carrots principally on Long Island. 
Roots 9-10 inches long, tapering, orange color. 
CAULIFLOWER 
(Seed Hot Water Treated) 
IMPROVED HOLLAND ERFURT—65 days. (Snowdrift) Home 
and market garden variety. Well adapted to wide range of 
soils and climatic conditions. Matures heads gradually through 
long periods. 
SUPER SNOWBALL—60 days. Home and market garden variety. 
Early type used throughout G.L.F. territory. Tendency for 
heads to mature in short period. Will not stand adverse grow- 
ing conditions as well as Holland Erfurt. Super Snowball can 
be supplied in either domestic or imported stocks. 
CELERY 
Yellow or Self Blanching Varieties 
GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING—85 days. Market garden variety. 
Old strain, easy to blanch. Commercial variety. 
CORNELL NO. 19—100 days, from setting plants. Home and 
market garden variety. Developed by Cornell by crossing 
Golden Self Blanching with Utah. Tall growing. Highly re- 
sistant to fusarium yellows. 
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