Seed annual 1906 . ch has never heretoforebeen offered or sold in America. The growerbriefly describes this new variety thus: ThisCauliflower is about a fortnight earlier than theusual Snowball, has smaller leaves and gives inDenmark very fine, large, white and solid headsin the middle of June in open ground and aboutFeb. 20 under glass. iVe recom^nend thisstrain to those desiiHng an extremely early Caul-iflower of best Snowball type. Pkt. 25c; Oz. $ CUCUMBER PRESSING PERFECTED PICKLING We believe we have in this new Cucumberjust what many picklers want. For a long timewe have had a call f
Seed annual 1906 . ch has never heretoforebeen offered or sold in America. The growerbriefly describes this new variety thus: ThisCauliflower is about a fortnight earlier than theusual Snowball, has smaller leaves and gives inDenmark very fine, large, white and solid headsin the middle of June in open ground and aboutFeb. 20 under glass. iVe recom^nend thisstrain to those desiiHng an extremely early Caul-iflower of best Snowball type. Pkt. 25c; Oz. $ CUCUMBER PRESSING PERFECTED PICKLING We believe we have in this new Cucumberjust what many picklers want. For a long timewe have had a call for a Cucumber that wouldproduce short pickles which would pack in bot-tles better than other varieties. The small cu-cumbers of this splendid new variety are short,cylindrical and blunt ended, making, when packbottles, very handsome, showy pickles of the veryquality. For this purpose we recommend this noveltymore highly than any other sort. The vines are vigor-ous, setting their fruit early and are very^ Pressing Perfected Pickling Cucumber. Pkt. 5c; Oz. 15c; 2 Oz. 25c; 14 Lb. 40c; Lb. $ COLUMBIA CELERY In the Columbia Celery we introduce this year one of the greatest acquisitions to the list of vege-tables that we have ever been able to bring- out. It is an early green sort unsurpassed in shape andquality. The plant is of medium height but very stocky and heavy. The stalks are thick, almostround, resembling in shape those of Giant Pascal; the color has in it more of the rich yellow tint ofGolden Yellow Self Blanching which variety^it resembles very much in appearance when trimmed andbunched for the market. The foliage is of a distinctly light shade of green, with a tinge of yellow. Inseason it follows in close succession Golden Yellow Self Blanching. Its quality is certainly exception-ally fine, some connoisseurs considering it equal or even superior to either Golden Yellow Self Blanch-ing or Giant Pascal. The excellent form of plant and stalk, its fine color,
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