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4 IOWA SEED COMPANY'S CATALOGUE
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Dewing's Improved Blood Turnip.-A fine variety for summer or winter. 10. 20. 60.
Extra Long Dark Blood. 10. 20. 60.
Swiss Chard-For greens. 10. 25. 85.
BEETS AND MANGELS FOR STOCK.
Silesian or White French Sugar-. 10. 20. 60.
Lane's Imperial Sugar. 10. 20. 60.
Yellow Tankard. 10. 20. 60.
Mammoth Long Red or Norbiton Giant. 10. 20. 50.
Red Ovoid-. 10. 20. 60.
Red Globe-. 10. 20. 60.
Carter's Orange Globe-. 10. 20. 70.
New Kinver Yellow Globe-. 10. 20. 70.
BROCCOLI.
Early Purple Cape-. 40. 1 50. [blank].
Early La.ge White-. 40. 1 50. [blank].
BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
Belongs to the cabbage family,. 25. [unclear]
CABBAGE.
Sow early sorts in hot-beds in February and March, or in open ground as soon as it can be worked. Later or winter crops, in May or June in shallow drills, six inches apart. Plants should stand thin in the seed bed that the stem may be short and strong. When the plants are four inches high, transplant into richly manured ground; the early kinds two feet apart, the fall and winter varieties three feet apart. Hoe at least once a week, drawing a little earth up to the plants each time. The ground must be deeply loosened and worked thoroughly and often until the heads begin to mature. Our prices are as low as FIRST CLASS seed can be sold for, and our stook must not be confounded with low-priced seed.
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Early Jersey Wakefield.-Heads good size and solid. 20. $ 75. $2 50.
Landreth's Earliest.-None earlier. A new sort of decided merit. 35. 1 25. [blank].
Very Early Etampes. 20. 65. 2 00.
Extra Early York. 15. 35. 1 25.
Early Wyman.-Larger than Wakefield, fine quality. 20. 70. 2 50.
French Oxheart.-Very early; heads close and solid. 20 60. 2 00.
Early Sugar Loaf.-Small close heads, very early and desirable. 15. 40. 1 50.
Henderson's Early Summer.-Large solid heads, closely following Wakefield in season; a splendid sort. 25. 85. 3 00.
Newark Early Flat Dutch.-Second early; also excellent for winter. 25. 76. 2 50.
Early Drumhead.-Heads good size and solid; a fine late summer sort. 25. 75. 2 50.
Winningstadt.-Early summer sort; never fails to produce solid heads. 20. 50. 1 50.
Chase's Excelsior.-A sure heading, large summer variety; unexcelled in its season. 35. 1 10. 4 00.
Fottler's Improved Brunswick.-An excellent variety for late summer. 25. 75. 3 50.
Premium Flat Dutch.-The standard winter sort; our stock is extra fine. 20. 65. 2 00.
Large Late American Drumhead.-An old favorite; heads large. 20. 65. 2 00.
Stonemason Drumhead.-A sure, solid heading sort,. 20. 70. 2 25.
Marblehead Mammoth.-The largest cabbage grown. 25. 75. 2 50.
Perfection Drumhead Savoy-Finest savoy in cultivation; nearly equal to the Cauliflower. 20. 70. 2 25.
Fine Red Pickling.-Very solid; medium size. 20. 70. 2 25.
Cabbage Plants.-See list of vegetable plants. [blank]. [blank]. [blank].

CARROTS.
Early French Forcing.-Small, nearly round; fine quality. 10. 35. $1 20.
Early Horn.-Deep Orange color, very early; also fine for summer. 10. 30. 1 00.
Half Long Stump Rooted.-Second early; a great favorite. 10. 30. 1 00.
Danver's.-A very large cropper; quality unexcelled; size medium to large but rather shorter than Long Orange. 10. 35. 1 20.
Improved Long Orange. Stnadard for field culture; or table use. 10. 30. 1 00.
Large White Belgian.-Very productive; much grown for stock. 10. 25. 85.
Altringham.-A favorite red carrot for stock feeding. 10. 25. 85.

CAULIFLOWER.
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Henderson's Early Snowball.-The earliest and surest heading sort; per pkt., 25 cents; 1/4 oz., $1.50. $5 00.

Erfurt; Earliest Dwarf.-A favorite for forcing; a very sure header; pkt. 15 cents; 1/4 oz., $1.25. 4 50.