. Key to profit in the garden. Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs Pennsylvania Philadelphia; Vegetables; Flowers; Gardening; Commercial catalogs. MARKET GARDENERS' CABBAGE, No. 2. In this excellent new variety we have undoubtedly one of the earliest and most compact of all large Cabbages. Many prominent gardeners who are now growing it almost pronounce it the very best of all cabbage as a second early and summer market sort. It is so hardy and vigor- ous that it can be set much earlier than Jenev Wakefie
. Key to profit in the garden. Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Commercial catalogs Pennsylvania Philadelphia; Vegetables; Flowers; Gardening; Commercial catalogs. MARKET GARDENERS' CABBAGE, No. 2. In this excellent new variety we have undoubtedly one of the earliest and most compact of all large Cabbages. Many prominent gardeners who are now growing it almost pronounce it the very best of all cabbage as a second early and summer market sort. It is so hardy and vigor- ous that it can be set much earlier than Jenev Wakefield, or Early Summer, and comes in nearly as early as the Wakefield, and two weeks earlier than Early Summer, or any other round or flat-headed variety ; at the same time it produces fine, solid heads, double the size of Jersey Wakefield, and one- half larger than Early Summer. When stored lor wintei they keep per- fectly until very late in the spring, coming out in fine condition, pkt. ioc, oz. 25c, Yi lb. 75c., lb. $ Crown Jewell. GENUINE CROWN JEWEJL. This is without doubt the most wonder- ful cabbage ever introduced,and possesses more desirable qualities for the market gardener than any other soit known to us. AM our customers who have tried it say they prefer it to any other, for marketing during the early summer, tail orwinter. It matures immediately after our Long Island Beauty Wakefield. It is also an extraordinary fine sort for winter use. Heads uniform, very thick, solid, of medium size, sery line grained, and the most productive sort grown, as it is absolutely all bead, with scarcely any outer leaves. Iu quality and tenderness it surpasses all others; the midribs are also smaller than any otln r \ iriety. It was originated by crossingour Boston Hard Head,and Champion I ate Drum- head by a p; accical market gardener of long experience, who has never found auy variety that seils so readily to his trade, and justly claims, that it is unequalcd by any Cabbage rat ed
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