6006. 
6036. 
6041. 
6059. 
6068. 
6101. 
6111. 
6121. 
6131. 
6141. 
‘L have one of the finest beds of spring 
Cabbage in the district, grown from your 
seeds. 
. Imperial 
GARDEN CABBAGE FOR SPRING SOWING. 
SUTTON’S EARLIEST. 
The quickest of all the spring-sown Cabbages. 
Habit dwarf. Hearts tender and delicate in flavour 
per packet, 9d. and 1/- ; ounce, 2/- 
SUTTON’S IMPROVED NONPAREIL. 
A superior stock : comes in early in the autumn 
per packet, 8d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/8 
SUTTON’S MAINCROP. 
A fine Cabbage for autumn and early winter use 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/6 
SUTTON’S PRIDE OF THE MARKET.x 
A large solid ‘ ball-head ’ Cabbage ; matures early 
and remains fit for a long time 
per packet, 8d. and 1/—; ounce, 2/— 
SUTTON’S IMPROVED CHRISTMAS DRUMHEAD. 
Valuable for late use; should not be sown too 
early per packet, 8d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/10 
| 

6051. 
6061. 
6081. 
6096. 
6099. 
Hardy Colewort. 
A much improved stock 
per packet, 8d. and 1/-; 
Large Blood Red. 
Good colour for pickling. First-rate also for 
cooking per packet, 6d. and 1/- ; ounce, 2/-— 
ounce, 2/- 
| 6071. Winnigstadt. 
Head conical and extremely solid ; 
good condition a considerable time 
per packet, 8d. and 1/-; ounce, 2/- 
Enfield Market. 
Large-growing maincrop Cabbage 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/6 
Early Rainham. 
Solid hearts of good quality, which grow to a large 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/6 
remains 1n 
size 
January King. 
Very hardy and late heading 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/10 
GARDEN CABBAGE FOR AUTUMN SOWING. 
Beds of Cabbage, free from the tendency to bolt in the spring, may be expected by those who restrict their selection 
to the varieties named below, and by sowing according to the practice of the district and climatic conditions. 
SUTTON’S HARBINGER.* 
The earliest spring Cabbage in cultivation. 
The small hearts are delicious eating and will 
be highly prized at a time when Cabbages are 
a delicacy. Can also be sown in spring 
per packet, 9d. and 1/-; ounce, 2/3 
SUTTON’S APRIL.x 
This popular little Cabbage is a model in 
form and willcontinue to be grown in gardens, 
large and small, especially as it is one of the 
most reliable for its freedom from tendency 
to run to seed. Can also be sown in spring 


per packet, 9d. and 1/—; ounce, 2/2 
SUTTON’S FLOWER OF SPRING.* 
Has won the reputation of being 
the most reliable Cabbage for the 
general spring crop from an autumn 
sowing. Plants compact, with firm 
full-sized hearts. Can also be sown 
in spring 
per packet, 8d. and 1/—; ounce, 2/- 
(Wheeler). © Compact 
habit; firm heads. A fairly early 
variety. Can also be sown in spring 
per packet, 6d. and 1/— ; ounce, 1/10 
Early Dwarf (Ellam). Early; 
dwarf habit, compact head. A very 
popular type 
per packet, 6d. and 1/-; ounce, 1/9 
Offenham. A useful stock. Pro- 
duces large solid good-flavoured 
hearts 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/9 
I find your Harbinger excellent 
for standing the winter frosts. —Mr. M. 
Watson, Leamington Spa. 

6126. 
6124. 
SUTTON’S EARLY MARKET. 
An excellent medium-sized Cabbage for general 
crop. Has little or no tendency to start seed-stems 
per packet, 6d. and 1/—; ounce, 1/10 
SUTTON’S EARLY GIANT. 
An early-maturing type of Cabbage which has been 
selected not only for its earliness in producing heads, 
but also for making a large amount of foliage earlier 
in the season than many other kinds. If not used 
for ‘Greens’ the plants will develop into large solid 
(Illustrated below) 
per packet, 8d. and 1/-; 
heads. 
ounce, 2/3 
COPYRIGHT 
SUTTON’S EARLY GIANT. 

$43. 
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