Boston Market
Remarkably large stems; very crisp, tender, and succulent; of mild, delicious flavor, and keeps well. It is highly esteemed in Boston, where it originated, and is a superior market variety.
Celeriac, or Turnip-Rooted
The root of this variety is turnip-shaped, tender, and marrow-like, having a sweeter taste and stronger odor than other varieties. It is used principally for seasoning meats, and entering into the composition of soups.
Crawford's Half-Dwarf
This variety is now grown more extensively than any other by the market gardeners who supply the New York City markets, and is the kind found on the tables of all first class hotels. When blanched it is of rather a yellowish-white, and is entirely solid, possessing the nutty flavor peculiar to the dwarf kinds, while it has much more vigor of growth, surpassing most of the large-growing sorts in weight of bunch, when grown under the same conditions.
Dwarf White Solid
Dwarf, white, of stiff, close habit; solid, crisp and juicy. Said to keep in good order later in the season than any other variety.
Incomparable Dwarf Crimson
A dwarf-growing, rich-colored variety; very crisp eating and of delicious flavor. The flavor of the red varieties is thought by many to be superior to the white, and within the last year or two much larger quantities are being raised than heretofore. The red varieties undoubtedly keep better through winter, and this variety, all things considered, is probably unsurpassed.
New Golden Heart
A new and entirely distinct variety, of sturdy, dwarf habit. It is entirely solid, an excellent keeper, and of fine, nutty flavor. When blanched, the heart, which is large and full, is of a pure golden yellow, making this an exceedingly showy and desirable variety for both market and private use.
Sandringham Dwarf White
Originated in the garden of the Prince of Wales, and is described as being unusually large, but not coarse; crisp, solid, of fine flavor, and a most excellent table sort.
Seymour's Red Solid
An improvement on the old red. Very compact, large, and solid; of excellent quality and crisp.
Seymour's White Solid
A large-sized, vigorous-growing variety; stalks white, round, very crisp, perfectly solid, and of superior flavor.