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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14700, 7 December 1909, Page 9

, l&U TURNIPS For id-season and Late SowingThe Mowing varieties are particalarly suitable for sowing now and unfit end of sowing season, the Turnips coming to maturity early. They should then be eaten off, aa, being soft-flesbed varieties, the roots will not keep for any lengthy period. iOMNBY MARSH-of compara. tivshr recent introduction and in much favour -with grows. Keeps rather longer than following kinds, and is rich in nutritions properties— Pbp lb, lOd SUTTON'S CEMTENARY—very simitar to preceding sort j a good cropper and highly spoken of by those who have tried—Pap lb,i/OEVONSHIRE GREYBTONE, probably the best known and most higbiy esteemed of the soft Turntps, Yields a great balk, and hi late sowing is unsurpassed— Pep lb, 9d MAMMOTH PURPLE TOP WHITE. This variety and Hie Greystone are the two kinds most in demand for sowing at end of season. Is of large size, and for old ewes or tender-mouthed lambs is one of the best. A very heavy cropper— Pep lb, 8d LINCOLNSHIRE RED GLOBE | Dffierine IMPERIAL GREEN GLOBE !• but little POMERANIAN WUITI! GLOBE I from each other, and all particularly suitable for late sowing. The roots grow to a,good size and the white flesh is soft and eagerly eaten by the sheep. Each pep lb, 9d WHITE STONE STUBBLESmaller rooted than preceding varieties. On aecotwt of it« extreme earliness is also known as Early She Week Turnip, and is recommended lor sowing at extreme end of season, or by those wanting Tnraipfl at earliest possible date from time of sowing— Per lb, 9d Also In Stock: DALE'S HYBRID, FOBTERTON HYBRID, WAITE'S ECLIPSE, and all the leading Mndu. Our Turnip Seeds have stood the test for Si yew, and are acknowledged -as ALWAYS RELIABLE and to be depended npon for crop. NIMMO & BLAIR Seed Merchants, DUNEDIN,