CABLE ADDRESS: 
TLEBRARY 
RECEIVED 
HERBST BROTHERS * MAY2 4195] ¥ 
TREE-SHRUB-FLOWER-VEGETABLE-GRASS SEED 
TELEPHO 
HERBST - NEW YORK 92 WARREN STREET parctay 7-#474J. S. Department of Agriculture 
NEW YORK 7, N. Y. 
Offer No. 355 May 1st, 1951 
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Delivery After 1951 Harvest 
Subject to the usual growing contract conditions and our con- 
firmation. F.0.B. New York, containers extra. 
7 A new cross between 
Fordhook and Danish type with great resistance 
to blight. Since it will not have to be sprayed, 
we believe this celery will replace the standard 
Eastern varieties. Our stock seed was released 
by Cornell through the N. Y. Foundation Stock 
Seed Cooperative. Our plantings for 1951 crop 
are in excellent shape. Our prices are reason- 
able. 
1/9 lbs. - $5.50 lb. = 10/19 lbs. - $5.00 1b. 
1/9 lbs. 10/49 ibey-cs Larger Lots 
ASPARAGUS, Mary Washington $1.00 $ .90 $ .80 
Paradise 2.60 2.50 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, Long Island Imp. 1.00 290 -80 
CABBAGE - (Ask for quantity prices) 
All Head Early 85 =70 65 
Brunswick 85 70 65 
Charleston Wakefield 85 o10 65 
Copenhagen Market 85 -70 65 
Ballhead s.s. 95 80 75 
Glory of Enkhuizen 85 Hi®) 65 
Golden Acre 85 < 10 65 
Jersey Wakefield 85 age 65 
Late Flat Dutch 85 ihe 265 
Round Dutch 85 E70 65 
Savoy Chieftain 85 0 65 
Red Acre 1.25 
Red Rock 1.00 
HERBS Anise 1.40 
Basil, Sweet P75 
Bor age 1.50 
Caraway o15 
Catnip Tiespr gs 
Chives 4.50 
Coriander 60 
Dik 50 
Fennel, Florence (Finnochio) 90 
Fennel, Sweet 1.50 
Horehound 4.25 
Hyssop h.50 
Lavender Vera 4.75 
Marjoram, Sweet 4.00 
Roquette 1.00 
Rosemary 7.00 
Rue 5.30 
Saffron 1.50 
Sage 2.20 
Savory, Summer 2.00 
Sorrel ibe AS) 
Thyme 4.00 
Wormwood 3.00 
