Gregory's honest seeds, 1919 . ct heads of light green color, with goldenyellow heart. Of excellent qualitj, sweet andtender long after the other sorts become strongand go to seed. In some sections the improvedSalamander stands hot weather better than ourGregorys Black Seeded Tennis Ball. Pkt. 10c. oz. 15c, oz. 25c, )i lb. 65c, lb. $,postpaid; by express, lb. $ 9ii Improved Salamander. (See Ul„, .) The fore- All Seasons Lettuce 912 AH Seasons. most midseason butter. head Lettuce, surpassing in heat resisting qual-ities every other sort in its class. Forms good-sized, compact heads of
Gregory's honest seeds, 1919 . ct heads of light green color, with goldenyellow heart. Of excellent qualitj, sweet andtender long after the other sorts become strongand go to seed. In some sections the improvedSalamander stands hot weather better than ourGregorys Black Seeded Tennis Ball. Pkt. 10c. oz. 15c, oz. 25c, )i lb. 65c, lb. $,postpaid; by express, lb. $ 9ii Improved Salamander. (See Ul„, .) The fore- All Seasons Lettuce 912 AH Seasons. most midseason butter. head Lettuce, surpassing in heat resisting qual-ities every other sort in its class. Forms good-sized, compact heads of dark green color. Itstands a considerable time before going toseed after heads are fully matured. Very muchresembles old Deacon, but is black-seeded andthe edges of leaves are fine No betterbutterhead Lettuce for summer use can be stands longer than any and the quality is al-ways superb. Pkt. 10c, oz. 20c, U lb. 55c,lb. $, postpaid; by express, lb. $ JAMES J. H. GREGORY & SONS RETAIL CATALOGUE. The Best Crisp HeadLETTUCES These are specially valuable during the hot summermonths, when the tender butterhead sorts go to seedover night. Crisp-Heads differ in the leaves, havingstrong midribs, which prevent them from bolting and keepheads tightly folded. In outside appearance also, thesesorts are entirely distinct, having almost Savoyed leavesof very brittle texture. All are of very choicest quality. oi3 Denver Market. ^27^ claims, an early variety of head Lettuce, either forforcing or open ground. It forms large, solid headsof a good light green color, and is very slow to go toseed. The leaves are beautifully marked and curled(like the Savoy Cabbages), very crisp and tender andof excellent flavor. This distinguishes itself from anyother kind of Lettuce now grown. The shape of thehead resembles somewhat the Hanson, but is moreoblong. Pkt. 10c, oz. 20c, M lb. 55c, lb. $,postpaid; by express, lb. $ 914 New York or Wonderful, ^it Hanson Lettuce by
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