Just a few cabbage leaves . cabbage, suitablefor home gardens only where extra earliness is desired.It is too small to grow profitably. CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD. The Charleston or Large Wakefield belongs to thesame general class as our Long Island Wakefield de-scribed on page 10, but it is not as closely bred as theLong Island. The Charleston is at least two weeks laterthan the Jersey Wakefield, has conical heads, weighsabout a pound more but always shows great irregularityin form. The Charleston was an improvement whenfirst introduced, but is being superseded by betterstrains. LARGE EARLY YORK. T

Just a few cabbage leaves . cabbage, suitablefor home gardens only where extra earliness is desired.It is too small to grow profitably. CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD. The Charleston or Large Wakefield belongs to thesame general class as our Long Island Wakefield de-scribed on page 10, but it is not as closely bred as theLong Island. The Charleston is at least two weeks laterthan the Jersey Wakefield, has conical heads, weighsabout a pound more but always shows great irregularityin form. The Charleston was an improvement whenfirst introduced, but is being superseded by betterstrains. LARGE EARLY YORK. T Stock Photo
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Just a few cabbage leaves . cabbage, suitablefor home gardens only where extra earliness is desired.It is too small to grow profitably. CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD. The Charleston or Large Wakefield belongs to thesame general class as our Long Island Wakefield de-scribed on page 10, but it is not as closely bred as theLong Island. The Charleston is at least two weeks laterthan the Jersey Wakefield, has conical heads, weighsabout a pound more but always shows great irregularityin form. The Charleston was an improvement whenfirst introduced, but is being superseded by betterstrains. LARGE EARLY YORK. This is an old and well-known variety in the South.It is pointed, very early and of the finest flavor of any, but the head is not much more than a mass of looselyformed leaves. It is worthless for market gardenersand should only be grown in home gardens for its ten-derness and fine flavor. EARLY ETAMPES. A French variety very- similar to the Express and, like that variety, itis only valuable on account of itsextreme earliness.. Hastings Alpha.. Our New Cabbage HASTINGS ALPHA. In our next annual catalogue we shall place on sale an en-tirely new and distinct variety of extra early cabbage, some-thing entirely distinct from aU existing types of cabbage. Wehave secured this new cabbage after much trouble and ex-pense. It is the most valuable introduction in early cabbagessince the Wakefield was introduced some 40 years ago. It is arather small head, almost as round as a ball, firm and solidand a few days EARLIER THAN WAKEFIELD. Its the earliest cabbage in existence, and for those whoobject to pointed cabbage it will be a favorite. Plants aredwarf in growth, rarely growing over 8 inches in height andwill stand close planting. We recommend it fully to all of ourfriends who want the very earliest good solid heads in cabbage.Watch for it in our next annual catalogue issued January 1st.1903. 12 Intermediate Varieties IT is somewhat difficult to draw the line between some of the second earl