BRUSSELS SPROUTS 
March 
precbiitiot Culture—Like cabbage. When sprouts begin to form, remove 
Pietersen 27 the lower leaves to force all nourishment sent to lower stem 
Beans, into the sprouts. Control seed decay and seedling blight and 
seen 7 increase plant vigor and productiveness by treating seeds with 
roccoll, 
Brussels Sprouts, 
Cabbage Plants 
Semesan before planting. 




Brussels Sprouts 
MAGNOLIA CABBAGE— Plant farly and Late Varuetios 
Early Varieties 
Early Jersey Wakefield—62 days. Extra early and very 
hardy. Plant spread 22 to 25 inches. Head small, usually 
about 8 inches long and 5% inches in diameter. Long, heart 
shaped, firm, closely clasped; creamy white, crisp, tender 
and of good rich flavor; core relatively small and slender. 
Wt. 2% to 3 lbs. Fine for home garden and good shipper. 

Copenhagen Market—65 days. Superb strain, plant spread 
20 to 24 inches. Head round, 6 to 7 inches in diameter 
weighing 3 to 4 pounds when grown closely, or 5 to 6 
pounds when given splenty of space. Especially good for 
account of uniformity. Interior white with 
Charleston Wakefield—70 days. Larger, somewhat coarser 
than Karly Jersey, but popular for shipping, because of 
its larger size. Plant spread 28 inches. Head usually about 
10 inches long and 7 inches in diameter. Heart shaped, aver- 
age weight five pounds. 
Golden Acre—60 days. The earliest round headed cabbage ; 
valuable to the market gardener for early ship- 
ping. The plants are small and compact allowing close set- 
ting. The stem short and heads uniformly round and firm. 
Interior clear white and of excellent quality. 

63 days. Very hardy. Plant spread 30 in- 
ches. Large heads for an extra variety, commonly about 9 
inches across top. Weight approximately 6 pounds. Round 
heads, firm, with small heart, white and of good texture. 
Good for kraut making, winter culture and shipping. 
Carrots, Pest Control—Against Aphids, Cut Worms and Cabbage Worms 
Cantaloupe, use NNOR Garden Spray, Acme DuraDusT, or Acme Rotenone 
Cauliflower, Garde Guard ; 
cclery tarden Guard. 
Collards, Long Island Improved—Sprouts resemble miniature cabbage, 
Sonn: erowing closely on the stalk of the plant. Very hardy and will 
Cucumbers, 5 “eet, DSCLY SOUS UR ONS e Pie : : pest AS 
Dill, live through the winter in most sections of the South. Serve 
Egg Plant, boiled or in cream sauce. 
Horseradish, 
Kale, 
Kohl Rabi, 
Lettuce, 
Mustard, 
Okra, = ; eat ATA: y ; 
cites Culture—Prepare soil thoroughly, if 
Parsley, you want hardy plants. Sow seed about 
Parsnips, — 45 days in advance of time wanted to 
Peas, English, ¢ : Nesey soy a na % 
Pepper transplant in open. Karly varieties may 
Potatoes, be sown outside in March and April. 
ee For Winter Cabbage, sow seed in June, 
adisn, 4 . ‘. : o 7 “st eh tn 
Rmhnbarh: July or August. Keep crop well water- 
Rutabaga, ed and cultivated, for when growth is 
aes checked, seed head matures and bursts 
inac ; n 7 ¥ ee, - . Sas 
Temata, forth as soon as moisture is again ap- 
Turnips, plied. Cabbage requires heavy soil with 
MOET ES good drainage and frequent but shallow und 
Ae ier cultivation. However, good crops can be shipping on 
alfa, : j ; Ce oy sy Gt : 
Barley obtained on lighter soil if well fertilized. tinge of green. 
Broom Corn, Root plants deeply when setting them, 
Buckwheat, cece fi ieee 1 2 ys 
Sweet Clover to resist drouth. %% Ib. seed will pro- 
Field Csrn, duce approximately 20,000 plants, 
Cotton, : : ; P ew 7 pee 
Darso: enough to plant an acre. The days 
Egyptian Wheat, shown indicate average number to pro- 
adie duce heads for market from time plants : 
rass, meee he : : especially 
Hegari, are set in field. Control seed decay and : 
aap seedling blight, and increase plant vig- 
Milo, — or and productiveness by treating seeds 
Peas, with Semesan before planting. 
cei All Head Early 
op Corn, : 
Raed Pest Control—Against Aphids, Cut 
Sagraley Worms, and Cabbage Worms use 
Sorghum, TNT ed Cn wa 17 Von 
SaduniGeans NNOR Garden Spray, Acme Garden 
Sunflower, DuraDusT or Acme Rotenone Garden 
Vetch. 
Guard. 

Second Early and Late Varieties 
Early Flat Dutch—90 days. Thrifty plant with spread 
of 28 to 32 inches. Heads large, flat but deep, about 
9 inches across and 6 to 7 inches deep, weighing about 
6 lbs. Very firm and tender; white with faint tinge 
of yellowish green. 
All Season (Kraut Cabbage)—90 days. Very sure 
heading. Plant spread 28 to 32 inches. Heads large, 
8 to 9 inches across and about 7 inches deep, weigh- 
ing 7 to 8 lbs. ; very compact, white with faint tinge of 
yellowish green, Very resistant to hot weather. 
Marion Market——75 days. Yellows resistant strain out of 
Copenhagen Market. Larger and coarser ; : 
not so early nor so uniform as the original 




strain, but with round head and crisp ten- NNOR Garden Spray 
derness of the parent cabbage. Produces { A Snitiae Cardenal yire: 
normal crop on yellows infested soil where 
non-resistant strains fail. 
Chinese Chihili—75 days. 
Its attractive form makes 
it highly 
salads and slaw. It is also 
desirable for 
riety continues to grow on 
the Texas market. 
en al 
Chihili 

Pest Control — Against 
Aphids, Cut Worms and 
Cabbage Worms use 
DusT or Acme Rotenone 
Garden Guard. 
Early Snowball — Karl- 
iest 
Adapted for forcing or 
wintering over for early 
cooked like any other crop; also one of the 
cabbage. Sometimes call- best sorts for late sum- 
ed ‘Celery Cabbage.”’ mer and fall crop. 
ae : Heads solid, round, 
The demand for this va- ee oe . 
very white, about six 
inches across. 52 days. 
Weigh 1% to 2 lbs. 
CAULIFLOWER 
Grow Readily in Your Garden and are Delicious 
Culture—F or spring and early summer crop, sow in January to 
March in a hotbed. Transplant to cold frame when large enough 
to handle. Set out after danger of hard freezing is past. Soil 
should be like that used for cabbage. Control seed decay and seed- 
ling blight, and increase plant vigor and productiveness by treat- 
ing seeds with Semesan before planting. For a full crop, sow Au- 
gust or September and treat the plants as explained above. To 
bleach heads, tie leaves over them. 34 ounce sufficient to plant 
100 feet ; 4 ounces for an acre. 1 ounce will produce 5,000 plants. 


maturing variety. 
Early Snowball Cauliflower 
