8 THE SNOWY RANGE SEED COMPANY 

Cauliflower 
CULTURE—One ounce will produce 2,000 plants. Four to 6 ounces of seed are required to produce enough plants ‘to set 
am acre. Cauliflower delights in a rich, moist soil and in dry seasons should be abundantly watered, especially when head- 
ing. Early cauliflower is difficult to grow and is not of the best quality as the plants mature when the weather is hot. 
When the plants are set out about the first of July there should be no difficulty in getting fine large heads of first class 
quality, as these plants will mature when the weather is cool. For early crops sow the seed in the hot beds in January or 
February and transplant when weather permits. For late crop sow the seed in cold frames or in the open ground in April 
or May. Set only young, stocky plants that have not been st unted;°10,000 plants will plant an acre. Cauliflower is a rank 
grower and requires more room than cabbage. Care must be taken that the plants do not become checked in growth as that 
will cause them to head prematurely. Cultivation for cauliflower is the same as for cabbage. When heading tie the outside 
leaves loosely over the head to protect it from the sun. 
WHITE MOUNTAIN—A very desirable sort for ship- 
ping. A strong growing variety of the Snowball 
type, produces larger and deeper heads and with no 
unusual growing hindrances will make very ample 
foliage with overlapping leaves over the head as & 
protection to the snow white heads in its forming. 
It is short stemmed and is not as “leggy” as many 
other types; matures with great uniformity and 
when tied comes on very rapidly. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (44 Oz, 75c) (Oz. $2.50) (%4 Ib. 
$9.00) (lb. $30.00). 
Super Select — Imported Strains 

WHITE EXCELSIOR — Exceptionally even, early, 
good sized heads that are very solid and finely 
grained, and of pure snow-white which does not 
turn yellow even when exposed to bright sunlight. 
Selected especially for keeping a compact solid 
curd so that it does not grow “ricy” or “fuzzy.” 
SUPER-SNOWBALL—A very excellent variety, bred 
for early headings and uniformity. Heads are 
compact, nfedium large, pure white in color. Plants 
are sturdy. Leaf growth sufficient to make tying 
easy. A popular variety among market gardeners 
and shippers. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (44 Oz. Tie) (Oz. $2.50) (% Ib. 
$9.00) (Ib. $30.00). 
Postpaaid (PKt. 25c) (%4 Oz. $1.00) (Oz. $3.50) (%4 
Ib. $12.00) (Ib. $40.00). 
DANAMERICA SUPER SNOWBALL—A second early 
variety, it forms a head that is unusually solid, 
heavy and snow white, it heads uniformly through- 
_ out the field and the whole crop is ready to cut 
inside of two weeks. The stalk of Danamerica is 
BARLY AMERICAN BEAUTY SNOWBALL—This 
new variety is outstanding for earliness and abil- 
ity to produce uniform fine large heads. It is the 
earliest cauliflower we have seen, producing a 
great proportion of the heads in one cutting. The 
heads are of the Snowball type, uniformly large 
and deep, with a beautiful white and tight curd. 
The plant is rugged with an abundance of long, 
broad leaves which protect the head until it is 
quite large. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25ce) (44 Oz. 75e) (Oz. $2.50) (14 Ib. 
$9.00) (Ib. $30.00). 
SNOWBALL “X”—Snowdrift type. Large, solid white 
heads of fine quality. Recommend for use where 
weatrer conditions are unfavorable for growing 
earlier maturing strains. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (144 Oz. 75c) (Oz. $2.50) (14 Ib. 
$9.00) (ib. $30.00). 
BARLY SNOWBALL “A”—Super Snowball Type. 
Short leaved type well adapted for greenhouse 
forcing or early market. Heads medium size, snow 
white, deep, smooth, compact. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (44 Oz. Tic) (Oz. $2.50) (14 Ib. 
$9.00) (ib. $30.00). 
SNOWDRIFT—Is a somewhat more vigorous type of 
the Snowball class and selected to produce a larger 
head than Snowball without losing its earliness. 
This new strain matures with great evenness. The 
pure white heads are remarkable for their great 
depth, weight and unexcelled white color. The curd 
is of fine texture and resistant in a high measure 
to “riciness,”’ and “fuzziness.” We are sincere in 
believing that Snowdrift ranks as one of the very 
superior stocks of Cauliflower available anywhere 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (44 Oz. Tic) (Oz. $2.50) (4% Ib. 
$9.00) (Ib. $30.00). 
* white. 
shorter than in any other variety, the leaves are 
not spaced but grow as closely together as Cab- 
bage, forcing the inner leaves to curl over the 
head providing perfect protection from unfavor- 
able weather. 
Postpaid (PKt. 25c) (44 Oz. $1.00) (Oz. $3.50) (%4 
Ib. $12.00) Cb. $40.00). 
SNOWBALL NO. 34—A selection in the super-snow- 
ball. Midseason. Has small frame, foliage deep 
green twisted and folded and _ self-protecting. 
Heads of medium size, very solid and of a perfect 
texture, ivory-white, long-standing and fairly heat 
resisting. | 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (4 Oz. $1.00) (Oz. $3.50) (4 
Ib. $12.00) (lb. $40.00). 
SNOWBALL NO. 116—The best all-round mntidseason 
cauliflower. Stands up well under adverse condi- 
tions, and is an ideal market grower’s variety. 
Plant of medium height, with upstanding medium 
green outer leaves. Heads firm, solid and very 
Well protected by inner folding leaves; 
curd has fine texture and is free from small pro- 
truding leaves. 
Postpaid (Pkt. 25c) (44 Oz. $1.00) (Oz. $3.50) (%4 
Ib. $12.00) (1b. $40.00). 
