. Moore and Simon's seed buyers guide and wholesale price list : market gardeners, florists and other large buyers. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs. Our market gardeners have for several years grown this variety. It proved "SO valuable that the seed has been sold fre- quently at per ounce, and sometimes higher. It makes avery hard head ^ of good size and extra- J= ordinary weight, and is re- markable for it g _ keeping qnal>- ^ ties when buried over Winter. It is an excellent sor
. Moore and Simon's seed buyers guide and wholesale price list : market gardeners, florists and other large buyers. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs. Our market gardeners have for several years grown this variety. It proved "SO valuable that the seed has been sold fre- quently at per ounce, and sometimes higher. It makes avery hard head ^ of good size and extra- J= ordinary weight, and is re- markable for it g _ keeping qnal>- ^ ties when buried over Winter. It is an excellent sort for late spring sales, after the other sorts are gone, when it commands a high price, owii:g to its fresh green cclor, size an quality. The heads of this valuable sort are tf medium size, averaging weight of 8 pounds, are very golid and deep, and ct a flue whise colo making them entirely distinct from any other strain. Their quality is superio and they keep better than any other sort, the heads being just as soli and perfect when taken up in the spring as when they were put away in the fal Jfihn Roebling,Washington, D. C., wri'es : "No cabbage will sell beside ii even if offered at half the ; Pkt. 10c., oz, 25c., lb. 75c., lb. $,. 0; ] / 1 traffon we disi MODi!-L tetiMMEK CABBAGE In the illustrafjon we display what we considerâas well as all those whom we sold it to last yearâthe nuest type of summer cabbage in existence, whether for medium early, main crop or winter use. \Ve class it as a second early sort, coming In a lew dajs afu r our Crown Jewell, but immeasurably superior, in some respects, being double the size, with no tendency to run to seed nor drop the leaves during hot summer days. We say, â without , that it is the finest cabbage iu existence to-day, ai d for summer use it has no equal. It is the cabbage in every respect for the market gardener or priv- ate planter, being large in size, handsome in cclor and of the finest quali
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