Curled Cress, or Peppergrass
This plant is extensively used as a small salad; the leaves, while young, have a warm, pungent taste. Sow rather thick, in shallow drills, and at short intervals during the season.
This plant is extensively used as a small salad; the leaves, while young, have a warm, pungent taste. Sow rather thick, in shallow drills, and at short intervals during the season.
Georgia, or Creole
This is the variety grown so extensively in the South for greens. It is a species of cabbage, forming a loose head, which is palatable from the time it puts forth a few leaves. It is much esteemed in the South, where it will continue growing all winter, if planted in the fall.
This is the variety grown so extensively in the South for greens. It is a species of cabbage, forming a loose head, which is palatable from the time it puts forth a few leaves. It is much esteemed in the South, where it will continue growing all winter, if planted in the fall.
True Rosette Collards
A species of cabbage, much esteemed in the Southern States. If sown in the fall, in the South, it continues growing all winter. It forms a loose head, and is palatable from the time it puts forth a few leaves.
A species of cabbage, much esteemed in the Southern States. If sown in the fall, in the South, it continues growing all winter. It forms a loose head, and is palatable from the time it puts forth a few leaves.
True Water
(Peppergrass or Cress) A water plant with small, oval leaves, much used, and universally esteemed as a wholesome salad in spring. The seed should be sown in a very wet situation or by a running brook, and the plants well covered with water during the winter.
(Peppergrass or Cress) A water plant with small, oval leaves, much used, and universally esteemed as a wholesome salad in spring. The seed should be sown in a very wet situation or by a running brook, and the plants well covered with water during the winter.