Livingston's Grosshandel Liste für Gärtner. Würde von Li bis 8 kg wiegen, für drei Monate, und es immer noch tun. Ich Adrian Markt trotz ofwhatever zahlen Sie zu machen. Ich habe immer noch beraten Sie buyof. Golden nerju Self-Blanehing Sellerie. (Amttit>>? Ircoiiiiiwiiiieil zu hoch. Die schöne ap-pearance der Anlage, mit seinen engen Gewohnheit, compactgrowth, und gerade, Vig ≪irous Stiele, ist mehr attractivethan Sonstige sortieren. Die rilis sind perfekt Fest, knackig, spröde, und der köstlichen Haver, von noother Vielfalt übertroffen, während es die beschlossen, Verdienst

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Livingston's wholesale list for market gardeners . would weigh from li to 8 lbs., for three months, and still doing it at present. I hold Adrian Market in spite ofwhatever figures they choose to make. I still advise all to buyof you. Nerju Golden Self-Blanehing Celery. (amttit >>? too highly ircoiiiiiwiiiieil. The beautiful ap-pearance of the plant, with its close habit, compactgrowth, and straight, vig< irous stalks, is more attractivethan any other sort. The rilis are perfectly solid, crisp, brittle, and of delicious Haver, surpassed by noother variety, while it has the decided merit of beingself-blanching to a very remarkable degree. Withouthanking up or any covering whatever, even the outerribs become of a handsome, fresh yellowish-white col-or. The liKirl is huge, solid, and of a beautiful, rich.goUU ii-i/rl/iiir rotor. Tin leaves are of a beaut iful golden-yellow after the plant has been bleached, which addsgreatly to its handsome appearance when prepared forthe table. Lb., $3.00; lb.. 85cts.; oz., 30 cts.; pkt., lOcts.. I.MlKOVKn WIIITK 1I.CME CELERY. NEW GIANT PflSCALi CEhERY. This fine variety is a selection from the Golden SelfBlanching, and seems to he a very great improvementin size and keeping qualities. It lias a fine, nutty tla-vor which is not marred by any bitter taste. Itsheight is about two feet. The stalks are very broad, thick and heavy, and being entirely stringless, thereare few varieties so crisp and tender. The ease withwhich it is bleached is remarkable, as only earthenough to hold it in an upright position is required, and in live or six days it is ready for use. For mid-winter and earlv spring it cannot be excelled. Lb., $3.50; ! lb., $1.00; oz., 35 cts.; pkt., 10 cts. MR. B. SUTTON. Candler. Fla.. saj ever saw. I have now the finest stand of plants succeed in getting the plants, and with such seed as yours I can get the plant •s:—I must say that the Celery Beed which I got from you some time ai:o i- the finest seed II of plants I

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