. Annual illustrated seed catalogue. Vegetable Seeds 0 BRUSSELS SPROUTS A VARIETY of the Cabbage frmily. Bears upon its stalfc a large number of small heads, resembling miniature cab- bage; should be more popular. Plant and treat as you would cabbage, one ounce seed to one hundred yard rows. Sold only in papers, 2 for 5 cents. AS AN EVb DENCE of th«. CABBAGE quality of Cabbage need fold by us, we •an point with pride to the vary large Increase of our sales eaeh year over the preceeding one. No item in our Seed Department receives more care, thought and careful investigation, than does our Cabb
. Annual illustrated seed catalogue. Vegetable Seeds 0 BRUSSELS SPROUTS A VARIETY of the Cabbage frmily. Bears upon its stalfc a large number of small heads, resembling miniature cab- bage; should be more popular. Plant and treat as you would cabbage, one ounce seed to one hundred yard rows. Sold only in papers, 2 for 5 cents. AS AN EVb DENCE of th«. CABBAGE quality of Cabbage need fold by us, we •an point with pride to the vary large Increase of our sales eaeh year over the preceeding one. No item in our Seed Department receives more care, thought and careful investigation, than does our Cabbage seed, livery pound of the seed we sell is grown for us by the best grower In the United States—one of many years experience. Under no circumstance would we permit seed of questionable character to go out of our house. Those who purchase Cabbage seed from us can depend on having erop$ of large, fin* heads, mnd of best quality. W* caution our friends against cheap Imported seeds—GET THE BEST. Culture—The soil should be deep rich and heavily manured. For main crop sow thinly In beds from February to November. August i9 a good month the genuine buncombe (north Carolina) cabbage. for winter crop. Keep the plants well watered. In transplanting, set the plants in the ground up to first leaf, no matter how long stems may be. Set in rows two feet apart and eighteen inches in row. Constant cultivation of the g^rowing'crop is essential to success. One ounce of seed will produce about 3,000 plants. OUR AUGUSTA/4ARLY TRUCKER" CABBAGE LZSCil^S which will not onfygive the most satisfactory results in "home gardens," but will prove of greatest value to the Market Gardeners of South Carolina, Geor-' gia,Florida and other Southern States. Itsuits all teasons. in fact no cabbage grown approaches it in so many desirable qualities. Sown in spring it makes the b«£t summer crop. Sown in late sum-. CHBBSGE SEED. Except where priced in 10 cents packets, we send by mail, po
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