. Southern truckers' guide. Nursery stock Alabama Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. iO AMZ1 GODDEN COMPANY, EARLY VARIETIES. Early Jersey Wakefield (see cut)—This is one of the most popular of all gharp-head varieties, exceedingly early, very hardy, and one of the surest to head. As a market varisty it cannot be excelled, alwayi finding ready sale on account of its uniform size, does not grow too large or small, and can be relied on for excellent flavor. Pkt., 2 for dc ; oz., 25c; J-lb., 75*; lb., $ i/Early L iree York— •ad old standard varie- ty, well known in
. Southern truckers' guide. Nursery stock Alabama Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. iO AMZ1 GODDEN COMPANY, EARLY VARIETIES. Early Jersey Wakefield (see cut)—This is one of the most popular of all gharp-head varieties, exceedingly early, very hardy, and one of the surest to head. As a market varisty it cannot be excelled, alwayi finding ready sale on account of its uniform size, does not grow too large or small, and can be relied on for excellent flavor. Pkt., 2 for dc ; oz., 25c; J-lb., 75*; lb., $ i/Early L iree York— •ad old standard varie- ty, well known in the country, forming a very small, compact head in a remarkable short time, but entirely too small for marketing. Pkt., 2 for 5c; oz., 20c; } lb., 50c; lb., $ J Early Spring — Ab- solutely theearl ent flat- headed Cabbage on the market. This variety makes but few surplus leaves, very short stem and large broad very flat head. It has been known to make heads weighing ten poinds seventy-five days after setting out. We have seen full grown specimens weighing twentv pounds. Market gardeners will find this sort verv profitable. Pkt., 2 for 5c; oz., 25c; | lbi'. $; lb.', $ J Early Winnlngstadt—An extremely early sharp-heading variety, producing a head of fair size and of thrvery best eating and keeping qualities. Pkt., 2 for 5c; oz., 20c ; \ lb., 50c; lb., $ ^HBarpeeN All-Head Cabbaire—A sure heading variety in the South, standing the heat well, produc- ing very few surplus leaves, most all going into its large, broad, flat head. It is being largely planted in the S^uth for earlv shipment to Northern markets. Pkt., 2 for 5c; oz., 20c; \ lb., 65c ; lb., $ sA^harleston Wakefield —It is a great improvement over the Jersey Wakefield in size, a sure header, and well adapted to the South where the variety originated. It is the only sort grown in some sections of the South, beinjj a good keeper secures for it a good price in the markets. 2 for 5c;
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