Dreer's garden Book (1926) Dreer's garden book 1926 dreersgardenbook1926henr Année : 1926 Plume d'or Plume d'or de Céleri Céleri Céleri 274 Un grand début de qualité superfine et l'apparence. Grandes tiges lourdes avec un coeur solide, d'un jaune doré, facile de blanchir, un bon gardien, et toujours du crisp, cassant et qualité de noix tant désirée. Avec notre variété spéciale de l'or du donneur, l'ébouillantage illustré en couleurs sur la page 8, nous considérons les deux meilleurs Golden Céleris en culture. Pkt, 25 cts. ; J'oz., 1,75 $ ; ^oz., $3.00 ; oz., 5,50 $. L'empereur le céleri 239 une str

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Dreer's garden book 1926 (1926) Dreer's garden book 1926 dreersgardenbook1926henr Year: 1926 Golden Plume Celery Golden Plume Celery 274 A large early Celery of superfine quality and appearance. Large heavy stalks with a full, solid heart of golden yellow, easy to blanch, a good keeper, and always of the crisp, brittle and nutty quality so much desired. This with our special strain of Originator's Golden Self Blanching, shown in color on page 8, we consider the two finest Golden Celeries in cultivation. Pkt, 25 cts.; J oz., $1.75; ^oz., $3.00; oz., $5.50. Emperor Celery 239 A very special strain of late keeping Celery for winter use. Of dwarf type averaging 18 inches in height, with thick white stalks and large, solid, pale yellow heart. Very crisp, with no stringiness, and of splendid flavor. Pkt., 10 cts.; | oz., 30 cts.; oz., 50 cts.; J lb., $1.75. Broad-Leaved Dandelion 401 The Dandelion until recent years had been known only as a troublesome weed, but it has now been so greatly improved that it is now recognized as a most healthful early spring vegetable, eaten either raw as salad, or cooked and served like greens. Our strain of Broad-leaved Dandelion produces large bushy plants, with broad, succulent leaves of a slightly bitter flavor. Quality is considerably improved by blanching the plants, which can be done by covering them with leaves or other litter, although boarding up like celery or covering with inverted boxes will give better results. Pkt., 15 cts.; 5 oz., 60 cts.; oz., $1.00; i lb., $3.00. Dreer's New Elxtra Early Sugar Corn * * Independence'' 327 The chief objections to most of the extra earlies have been that high quality has been lacking and the ear too small and too loosely covered. These drawbacks we have now over- come, and we now ofl^er for the first time this delicious corn which will produce ears equal in quality to the best of the later maturing sorts. On stalks averaging 3 J feet high, 2, 3 and sometimes 4 large ears are produced. These

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