. Alexander's garden and field seed catalogue. Cauliflower—Autumn Giant the CELERY Autumn Giant. Celery—Golden Self-Blanching Culture.—First sowings are made in January, Feb- ruary and March in protected beds. When plants are about 4 inches high cut off tops to make stocky growth. Plants are transplanted from July to Octo- ber. To grow fine celery you must have moist land highly fertilized. Some of the most successful celery growers use 1 to 2 tons of fertilizer per acre. When plants are about four inches high set in double rows 6x10 inches, on beds 2 feet wide and 30 inches apart. One ton hig


. Alexander's garden and field seed catalogue. Cauliflower—Autumn Giant the CELERY Autumn Giant. Celery—Golden Self-Blanching Culture.—First sowings are made in January, Feb- ruary and March in protected beds. When plants are about 4 inches high cut off tops to make stocky growth. Plants are transplanted from July to Octo- ber. To grow fine celery you must have moist land highly fertilized. Some of the most successful celery growers use 1 to 2 tons of fertilizer per acre. When plants are about four inches high set in double rows 6x10 inches, on beds 2 feet wide and 30 inches apart. One ton high-grade fertilizer should be applied ten days before the plants are set, and second applica- tion one month after setting, and then 200 pounds of nitrate of soda every ten days until celery is ready to board for blanching. Golden Self-Blanching ~JSfr^m2 Southern market gardeners, and is far superior to all other sorts. Compact in growth, large stalks, and a beautiful rich golden yellow. Crisp and ten- der and free from stringiness. Our Golden Self- Blanching Celery Seed is grown for us in France by the originator, and can be depended upon for great purity and exceeding fine quality. We do not rec- ommend the American grown stock, as it usually proves very unsatisfactory for a marketing variety, being pithy and thoroughly unreliable in most cases. Pkt, 25c; oz. 80c; 14 lb. $; lb. $, post- paid. Whitp Plump ?—Tnis is a magnificent type of W 111 be X-1U1I1C the American grown celery. Is a white celery, whereas the Golden Self-Blanching is yellow. White Plume bleaches naturally without being boarded, and is a splendid variety for home use, but we do not recommend it for a marketing va- rietv. Pkt. 10c; oz. 35c; % lb. $1; lb. $, postpaid. —This is a tine variety, general- ly grown in the South for a late celery, and for fall or winter sowings is certainly one of the best. Makes large, thick, solid stalks with a beautiful creamy heart. Blanches out nicely. Pkt.


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