. Cabbages: how to grow them. Cabbage. [from old catalog]. 52 CABBAGES, HOW TO GROW THEM, ETC. Folsom's American Drumhead Savoy, sometimes called Cambridge Savoy is much superior, growing to double the size, while it has enough of the Savoy character in it to mark it strongly both for the eye and the palate. One variety in my experimental garden, which I received as Tour's Savoy (evidently a drmnhead variety of the Savoy) proved to be much like Early Schweinfurt in earliness and style of heading; the heads were very large, but quite loose in structure ; I should think it would prove valuable f


. Cabbages: how to grow them. Cabbage. [from old catalog]. 52 CABBAGES, HOW TO GROW THEM, ETC. Folsom's American Drumhead Savoy, sometimes called Cambridge Savoy is much superior, growing to double the size, while it has enough of the Savoy character in it to mark it strongly both for the eye and the palate. One variety in my experimental garden, which I received as Tour's Savoy (evidently a drmnhead variety of the Savoy) proved to be much like Early Schweinfurt in earliness and style of heading; the heads were very large, but quite loose in structure ; I should think it would prove valuable for family use. It is a fact that does not appear to be generally known that we have among the Savoys some remark- ably early sorts which rank with the earliest varieties of cabbage grown. Pancalier and Early Ulm Savoy are earlier than that old standard of earliness, Early York, Pancalier being somewhat earlier than Ulm. Pancalier is characterized by very coarsely blistered leaves, of the darkest green color ; the heads usually gather together, being the only exception I know of to the rule that cabbage heads are made up of over-lapping leaves, wrapped closely together. It has a short stump, and with high cultivation is reliable for heading. The leaves nearest the head though not forming a part of it are quite ten- der, and may be cooked with the head. Plant fifteen by thirty Early Ulm Savoy- is a few days later than Pancalier, and makes a larger head; the leaves ^" are of a lighter green and not so coarsely Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Gregory, James J. H. , 1827- [from old catalog]. Salem, Mass. , Observer steam printing rooms


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