. James Gregory & Son's catalogue of home grown seeds. paid, $; per ounce, 30 cents;per package, 10 cents. JAMES J. H. GREGORY & SONS RETAIL CATALOGUE. 13 Plant our All-Seasons formarket. It is makinghosts of friends. CABBAGES. Please Notice Cabbages on Page 12. Try the Reynolds in yourgarden, and the familywill appreciate the act. If there is any difference between this and our Deep Head,certainly we have been unable to find it. However, underwhatever name it may be known, it is an excellent sort forreliability, for heading, size, earliuess, and hardness of thehead. Our stock is from
. James Gregory & Son's catalogue of home grown seeds. paid, $; per ounce, 30 cents;per package, 10 cents. JAMES J. H. GREGORY & SONS RETAIL CATALOGUE. 13 Plant our All-Seasons formarket. It is makinghosts of friends. CABBAGES. Please Notice Cabbages on Page 12. Try the Reynolds in yourgarden, and the familywill appreciate the act. If there is any difference between this and our Deep Head,certainly we have been unable to find it. However, underwhatever name it may be known, it is an excellent sort forreliability, for heading, size, earliuess, and hardness of thehead. Our stock is from headquarters and can be relied uponas true to name. Per pound, postpaid, $; per £ pound,73 cents; per ounce, 25 cents; per package, 10 cents. ALL-SEASONS. (Headquarters Stock. J Sometimes called VANDERCAW. This fine variety has through clear, sheer merit introduceditself into every leading catalogue in the United States. It iscalled All-Seasons because it is just as good for late mar-ket or to keep over winter, as it is for the early market. Our. Your All-Seasons cabbage is the best that stock is from specially selected heads. This is what the marketgardeners write us: — William S. Smith, Randolph, Mass., writes : The cabbages grown fromyour All-Seasons seed last year were the best I ever raised. They are justas good now (March 15) as when first gathered. John T. Kinney, No. Leominster, Mass., writes: I have tried a greatmany varieties of cabbage seed, but your All-Seasons cabbage beats themall. E. J. Ferguson writes : Although it was a dry season, the All-Seasonscabbage made fine solid heads. Samuel Staddon writes:Chicago ever saw. Lemuel Frazier, Jefferson Co., Wis., writes: Your All-Seasons cab-bage is the best cabbage I ever raised, both for market and family use. C. C. Lineberry, Greensboro, N. C., writes: Your All-Seasons cabbageis the best I have ever raised, and I will continue to use your seed as longas they are as pure as they have been heretofore. Price, per
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