Stokes standard seeds : market gardeners and florists wholesale catalog 1922 . Wong Bok. ^Sil3 Uti&i £?\T°£Ln tured during the mid-summer months. Wong Bok attains a height of about 12 variety may be eaten raw as a salad or may be cooked and served as a hot vegeta-ble. Oz., 20c; % lb., 60c; lb., $; 10 lb., $ American Drumhead Savoy. 5 STOKES SEED FARMS COMPANY, MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY BRUSSELS SPROUTS This fall vegetable is coming- to be more and more popular on the commercial producemarkets. It is grown for the globular buds or sprouts produced along the stout uprightstem
Stokes standard seeds : market gardeners and florists wholesale catalog 1922 . Wong Bok. ^Sil3 Uti&i £?\T°£Ln tured during the mid-summer months. Wong Bok attains a height of about 12 variety may be eaten raw as a salad or may be cooked and served as a hot vegeta-ble. Oz., 20c; % lb., 60c; lb., $; 10 lb., $ American Drumhead Savoy. 5 STOKES SEED FARMS COMPANY, MOORESTOWN, NEW JERSEY BRUSSELS SPROUTS This fall vegetable is coming- to be more and more popular on the commercial producemarkets. It is grown for the globular buds or sprouts produced along the stout uprightstem. In its seedling stage it closely resembles cabbage. The axillarv buds, instead ofremaining dormant, as is the case in common cabbage, develop into miniature heads verysimilar to cabbage, being about one inch in diameter. The culture of the vegetable isvery similar to that of late cabbage. Care should be taken to break down the lowerleaves in the early fall. The stock which we offer is a good commercial strain 20c:% 60c; lb., $; 10 lb., § CARROT. CHANTENAT (x%) Early Scarlet Horn, f £H* ty in general use for forcing pur-poses for outdoor cultivation in theearly spring. The roots will attaina length of about 3 inches. Theyare reddish orange in color. Thetops are small. As is the case withother quick-growing root crops, itsoon passes the edible stage and,therefore, must be gathered prompt-ly on maturing. Oz., 10c; % lb., 20c;lb., 50c; 10 lb., $ Chantenay (Stokes Stand-off]) Days. This may be con-• sidered the standard car-rot for general garden standard strain has been se-lected for uniformity of the is nearly two weeks earlier thanDnnvers Half-Long, slightly shorterand more stump-rooted than thatvariety. Length 4y2 inches, taper-ing slightly from well set shoul-ders. Color deep orange, flesh crispand tender. Oz., 10c; ^ lb., 20c; lb.,60c; 10 lb., $ Danvers Half-Long. %ff%£ riety differs from Chantenay in thatit is two
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