. Spring catalog of Alexander's seeds . per 1,000. Plants are packed for parcel post shipment either 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, or 1,000 plants to pack-age. For express shipment 500, 1,000 or 2,000 plants to package. Order in these quantities. Theyweigh about 25 pounds per thousand plants packed for Cash with Order. No plants shipped C. O. D. Garland County, Ark., Nov. 13th, 1913.—I want to get some more of your cabbage plants, theones I got last year did fine. I will want 2,500 this year. Will also want some 90 Day and EzyMuny Cotton Seed, send catalog.—John Wooddell. Talladega C
. Spring catalog of Alexander's seeds . per 1,000. Plants are packed for parcel post shipment either 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, or 1,000 plants to pack-age. For express shipment 500, 1,000 or 2,000 plants to package. Order in these quantities. Theyweigh about 25 pounds per thousand plants packed for Cash with Order. No plants shipped C. O. D. Garland County, Ark., Nov. 13th, 1913.—I want to get some more of your cabbage plants, theones I got last year did fine. I will want 2,500 this year. Will also want some 90 Day and EzyMuny Cotton Seed, send catalog.—John Wooddell. Talladega County, Ala., Jan. 16th, 1914.—The 2,000 cabbage plants you sent me on the 13thcame safely on the 15th; full count and in good shape. Four years ago I ordered 1,500 Jersey Wake-field with Mr. Moore, am sure I never lost over one dozen out of the lot and raised some that weighed8 pounds, when fully developed. I think this is good for that variety.—J. W. Harris ALEXANDERS GOOD SEED, AUGUSTA, GA. 9 ALEXANDERS AUGUSTATRUCKER CABBAGE. In our Augusta Early Trucker we have the best large Early Flat Head Cabbage ever offered for plantingIn the South, a variety which will not only give the most satisfactory results in home gardens, but hasproven of the greatest possible value to the market gardens of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Texas andother Southern States. It suits all seasons; in fact, no Cabbage we have ever seen approaches it in so manydesirable qualities. Sown in spring, it makes the best summer crop. Sown in the late summer months, itmakes a most desirable Winter Cabbage. Our illustration gives you a good idea of its shape and size it is the most desirable for market, either local or for long distance shipment. It stands summerbeat and winter cold without injury and is the heaviest yielder and the surest header of them all. Weknow of no Cabbage that combines so nearly all the good qualities that a Cabbage can have. Our advice toyou is to plant the Augu
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