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CELERY
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plants.
To EVERY CUSTOMER for CELERY SEED
we will send free, if asked for,
oar new pamphlet, "CELERY CULTURE for HOME and MARKET."
HENDERSON'S GOLDEN ROSE. Golden Eose is a ^^_^
development of the favorite Golden Self-blanching, and "^
shows its parentage in its strong habit of growth, while ^p^:
its self-blanching character is strongly fixed. The plant *-
is dwarf and heavy, the stalks are very broad and solid,
and are also entirely free from those objectionable
ridges which generally accompany stringiness ; indeed,
there is so little string that the stalks are positively
brittle. The general color is about identical with Gold-
en Self-blanching, except that the naturally golden-
colored stalks are suffused with a warm, rosy hue, "*
which gradually fades towards the top of the stalks,
where it assumes a bright. golden color when properly
blanched and fit for the table. The unique combination
of color makes it exquisitely beautiful in appearance, and its self-
blanching habit assures its earliness, while its hardiness and solidity
bespeak its ability to keep for a considerable time. (See cut.) 10c.
pkt., 40c. oz., $1:251^ lb.
•■ I raised quite a little of rovr Golden Rose Celery this year and must say that
it is everything you claim."— GEORGE BRADFORD, Kalamazoo, Micb.
GOLDEN SELF-BLANCHING. A most valuable variety, partaking
of the character of the celebrated White Plume, inasmuch as it simply
needs a slight earthing up or " handling." It is of a beautiful waxy
golden color, very solid, and of a rich, nutty flavor. 10c. pkt., 50c.
oz., $1.75 1^ lb., S6.00 lb.
'• The seed that I received from you this sprinp was very satisfactory; and I was
very much pleased with the Golden Self-blanching Celery. It grew the purest and
handsomest Celery I ever saw, and I would like some more of the same seed."
THOM.iS n'pOD, Swansea, Mass.
'■ I hope the Golden Self-blanching Celery will be as good astheVt lb. bought from
von last spring. I set T,200 plants and each niadea head and each was self-blanching.
You never sa w a prettier picture, 7,200 Golden Self-blanching on a plot S2 by 38 feet."
March 20. 1S99. G. L. JOHNSOy, 128 W. Oneida St., Oswego. N. T.
GIANT PASCAL CELEBY
GIANT PASCAL. A green selection from the Golden Self-blanching
Celery, partaking of the best qualities of that variety, but is much larger
and a better keeper. It is of a fine, nutty flavor, being entirely free from
any bitter taste. It grows two feet high ; stalks broad, thick, crisp
and stringless ; the width and thickness of the stalks are distinctive
features of this variety. It bleaches with but slight "earthing up,"
and very quickly. A valuable variety for both second early and mid-
winter use. (See cut.) 10c. pkt., 30c. oz., 80e. 1-4 lb., $2.50 lb.
" Tour Giant Pascal Celery took the town — or rather, the town took the Celery.
It was considered the besfin our market : large, solid, white and crisp."
C.\L VIS S.UITH, Market Gardener, Xorwalk, Ct.
HENDERSON'S HALF D'WARF. Entirely solid, possessing a rich,
nutty flavor, while it has much vigor of growth, surpassing most of
the large-growing sorts in weight of bunch. 5c. pkt., 25c. oz., 75c.
1:^ lb.. $2..50 1b.
BOSTON MARKET. Similar to the Dwarf White, but rather more
robust. The leaves are a darker green, the stalks when blanched
being nearly white. It is an excellent variety, solid, crisp and tender.
5c. pkt., 25c. oz., 75c. X4 lb., $2.50 lb.
GIANT "WHITE SOLID. A large-growing sort, attaining a height,
under good cultivation, of 3 feet. This variety is most suitable for
southern sections of the country, as it grows freely in hot or dry at-
mosphere. 5c. pkt., 20c. oz., 60c. I4 lb., $2.00 lb.
HENDERSON'S DWARF WHITE. This variety is perfectly solid,
the stalks half-round. When blanched is a yellowish white, crisp,
tender, and of fine flavor. 5c. pkt., 25c. oz., 75c. 3^ lb., $2.50 lb.
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