Piedmont Frest- Proof Pare GE 
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.. MATURE TWO WEEKS EARLY. These plants 
will stand below freezing temperatures and can be 
set in the open five weeks earlier than hotbed plants, 
enabling them to make a rapid start when the weather 
turns warm. 
.. ELIMINATE BOTHER OF HOTBEDS. Our 
soils and climate are ideally adapted to growing hardy, 
healthy plants. Starting gardens is our business so let 
us do it for you. 
.. ARE DIRECT FROM FIELD TO YOU. When you re- 
ceive plants from us you can be sure that they are the variety 
you want, pulled fresh, packed immediately, and shipped straight 
to you. We spare no expense to deliver what you want, when 
you want it, and in a condition that will please you. 
Order some of these fine plants and enjoy the best cabbage you’ve ever grown. 
CULTURE—CABBAGE, COLLARD, BROCCOLI AND CAULIFLOWER —Prepare 
land with one thousand pounds of 4-8-6 fertilizer in three-foot rows. Set plants 15 to 18 inches 
in the row, which requires about ten thousand plants to the acre. These plants are frostproof, 
and will usually stand a temperature of ten degrees below freezing. Set the plants in the soil up 
to the bud and water. For sucking insects spray with Blackleaf 40 or dust with Rotenone. For 
leaf-eating insects dust with calcium arsenate or 5% DDT dust. 
Picdmout 3 
OUTSTANDING 
CABBAGE 
VARIETIES 
CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD — 71 
days from plants. Heads pointed and heart 
shaped, weighing 4 to 5 pounds. This is a 
selection of the Early Jersey Wakefield, a 
week later, but with larger heads. Popular 
for the home garden, and very cold re- 
Charleston Wakefield sistant. Plants ready January to June. 
My cabbage was ready to eat in June, when the rest of the town people 
were just setting out their plants. This was also the first time anyone near 
has grown head lettuce in South Dakota. 
Mrs. ROBERT GIBBS, Woonsocket, §. Dak. 
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