The cabbage seed we are offering was grown from selected stock 
and the heads were all carefully inspected before being set out. 
hee meek ets of Cabbage each contain enough seed to produce 500 
plants. 
G160—ALLHEAD EARLY—This is the earliest of all large cab- 
bage and considerably larger than any other early summer cab- 
bage. The deep flat heads are remarkably solid and the most 
uniform in color. shape and size of any variety. Good quality 
and tenderness are marked features. It is suitable for growth in 
spring and early summer or for use as a winter sort. The heads 
grow so compact that fully 1000 more than is usual with large 
cabbage, can be grown to the acre Pkt. 8¢; V2 oz. 20c; oz. 35c. 
RED DRUMHEAD 9! Sy 
rare 2 G167—PERFECTION SAVOY—This is 
G168—RED DRUMHEAD—This is the the hardest heading and best all-round 
well known Standard Cabbage. Heads SAVOY. Plants are of strong growth; 
are of large size, slightly rounded and having only a moderate amount of 
a 3 a : outer foliage growing closely around 
Eromugiaiton Gelnchess ims diamereny * the solid heads. It is very sweet and 
G170 — SELECT FLAT 
DUTCH — It makes a valuable variety for pickling; very crisp and always tender. The heads 
large, round, firm head, sweet, tender and of excellent qual- ate beautifully blanched and of the 
finest flavor. Pkt. 8c; V2 oz. 18¢; oz. 
uniform in shape and 
color which seldom rots 
or bursts. Sureness in 
heading and regularity 
in growth has made this 
one of the most popular 
standard sorts for win- 
ter keeping. The quality, 
either for slicing or 
kraut or for general 
table use is superb. It is 
a very fine strain of 
late cabbage and can be 
profitably grown any- 
where in this country: it 
is a splendid sort for 
giving unbounded satis- 
faction. Pkt. 8¢; V2 oz. 
20c; oz. 35c; Va Ib. $1.00. 
: rea é 
ity. Pkt. 8¢; Y2 oz. 20c; oz. 35c 45¢. 
ot : 
SELECT DANISH BALLHEAD 
Select Danish Ballhead or Hollander 
A Grand Hard Headed Cabbage 
G161—This type of winter cabbage has become very 
popular of late years on account of its UNEQUALL- 
ED KEEPING QUALITIES as well as for the great 
SOLIDITY and WEIGHT of the heads. It is strong 
and vigorous in growth and produces large, round 
compact heads exceedingly hard and solid, weighing 
when trimmed fully one-fourth more than any other 
cabbage of equal size. For boiling, slaw, sauer kraut, 
etc.. it is unequalled, being crisp, tender and sweet. G191—PEDIGREE EARLY SNCWBALL—For earliness and reliability to produce a 
It seems to grow well withstanding hot, dry weather head of good size and rich white curly appearance it is unexcelled. It forms snow 
and does not rot from the effects of wet seasons. white heads, 6 to 10 inches in diameter, of good quality. While originally recom- 
Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 20c; oz. 35¢; Va Ib. $1.25; Ib. $3.50. mended and used as an early variety. it has not only supplanted all other sorts for 
spring planting but it has largely driven out the large sorts for all use, being more 
certain to head when conditions are ordinarily favorable. The heads are so solid, 
compact and deep they will outweigh those of any other strain. There is a great 
Mrs. M. Winans, W. Va.—From your Cabbage seed I difference in the strain of this varety but our stock is the very best. Pkt. 10¢; 
had the best Cabbage that I have had for many years Va oz. 45¢; Y2 oz. 75¢; oz. $1.60. 
in spite of ell the dry weather we had here. DRY WEATHER—Especially adapted to resist drought. Reaches perfection when 
ordinary sorts fail. Preeminently the best early variety for market gardeners in 
sections which are not especially adapted for cauliflover. Plants are of vigorous 
growth, producing heads of snowy whiteness and fine quality. It has heavy foliage 
and is not liable to rot in hot weather. It is in all respects a first class cauliflower 
but is particularly adapted to dry situations and to resisting the effect of drought. 
It also does well in wet or moist situations, producing heads equal to the best. 
Pkt. 15¢; Va oz. 50c; V2 oz. 90¢; oz. $1.75. 
The select strains of cabbage offered below are especially suited 
for sections infested with cabbage “yellows” where the regular 
strains will rot. You will find these varieties of superb quality. Super Snowball Cauliflower 
G163—EXTRA EARLY JERSEY QUEEN—A selection of the pop- The Leading Early Cauliflower. Very 
ular parent and in addition is resistant to “yellows”, grows a Early. Sure to Head. 
ang ee ee is sure to head. You will find this to be the G192—Growers wishing a Cauliflower 
best “resistant” inted variety. : i ; ? Senn f rae 
VYa4 Ib. $1.25. ported svariety=. Pit. 0c}, 21) 0z))20¢7, 07.) 35¢r that is early and sure to produce large, 
white, solid heads will find this va- 
riety to be all that can be desired. 
It is very early, plants make a com- 
pact growth with ample foliage, the 
inner leaves curve over the head and 
serve as a protection to the snowy- 
white heads. Pkt. 15¢; Yq oz. 60¢; 
Ya oz. $1.00; 0z. $1.80. 
Protect your Cab- 
bage from worms, 
bugs and plant 
lice by using 
"Red Arrow” 
spray. See Page 
2. 
Mrs. J. A. Wenger, Pa.—I like your Dry eh,” 
Ss Weather Cdulifower very much, Never . - ” 
ape ae rilede ames SUPER SNOWBALL 
SUGAR BEETS 
G425—KLEIN WANZLEBEN—This Beet is the re- 
sult of years of methodical and persevering selec- 
’ tion. It gives better results than any other varicty. 
Martin J. Konecnik, N.J.—Well pleased with all your seeds, es- It is extremely rich in sugar, thousands of ana- 
pecially Urbana Tomato, Wis. Ballhead Cabbage and Golden ‘ = GOLDEN ACRE c af lyses showing that the average percentage of 
Globe Onion Sets. a wee. : sugar obtained from this variety is about 18 and 
its average yield may be stated to be 15 to 16 tons 
per acre, but crops of 25 to 40 tons per acre have 
been obtained off it. Flesh fine grained and very 
sweet. Pkt. 7c; 0z. 12¢; VY Ib. 35c; Ib. $1.10. 
Mrs. Wm. O. Dell, Minn.—The Golden Acre Resistant Cabbage 
is the finest we have ever grown, so solid and early, have been 
using them 3 weeks and other cabbage is not yet ready. 
G162—RESISTANT GOLDEN ACRE—An extra fine extra- 
early Cabbage that has all the good qualities of Golden MANGELS 
ek ere 2 Bat ee re? Pa hie 
Acre and in addition is resistant to. sie TLONYS and for this G261—MAMMOTH LONG RED—The heaviest crop- 
reason can be successfully grown in sections where this per. This mangel is enormously, wonderfully pro- 
disease will destroy other varieties. Plants grow very com- bya bt acer is ok of very fine texture and 
rn : wt he ‘ fi quality, containing less water and more _ sugai 
pact and can be set clonewuos ether alae mead grow to good than any other variety except it be the Half Long 
size, are round, very solid and uniform in size and shape. Sugar, making it the most nutritious and milk 
Extra Select Seed: Pkt. 10c; V2 oz. 25¢; oz. 45¢; V4 Ib. producing. Sheep and other stock thrive better 
when fed on it picking out pieces of it in pre- 
$1.35. ference to all others. Oz. 12¢; 2 oz. 20¢; VY Ib. 35¢; 
. - Ib. $1.25. 
G260 — GOLDEN 
TANKARD — A 
smooth yellow flesh- 
ed Mangel. Roots are 
of large diameter 
tLARION MARKET tapering quickly to 
the bottom which is 
G166—MARION MARKET—One of the most popular and quite broad with 
widely grown “yellows” resistant, early round headed cab- 
bage. May be classed as a very select Copenhagen Market 
as it is early and sure to produce large, round, solid heads. 
Pkt, 8c; Wa oz. 20¢; oz. 35c; Va Ib. $1.25. 
only a small tap 
root. It yields an en- 
ormous crop on good 
soil and can be close- 
ly grown in rows. No 
root crop is a better 
payi investment 
for farmers to grow 
G172-—""WIS. BALLHEAD”’—This variety has proved ot be 
very resistant to the cabbage disease known as “yellows” 
which destroys the crop in many _ sections. A splendid va- 
riety for shipping as heads are solid as a rock, also an un- P - f 
usually good keeper. If you grow cabbage for shipping or N = «< than Mangels Oz. 
want something that will keep through the winter, plant e S - \\ 12¢c; Va Ib. 35¢; Ib. 
this variety. Pki. 10¢; V2 oz. 25¢; oz. 45¢; Va Ib. $1.50; Ib, $4.50. WISCONSIN BALLHEAD GOLDEN TANKARD $1.25. 
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