THE NEW PLAN 



FOR THE 



PLANT DISTRIBDTION 



According to which a package of fruit or ornamental plants will be sent to all sub- 

 scribers, will probably give Better Satisfaction than the usual custom of giving 

 every person his choice. We hope to please our subscribers better then ever this, 

 spring with our package of little novelties for testing. 



Among the FPUit Plants to be sent out this spring, there will be three plants- 

 of one of the following varieties : — 



EUREKA. — A fine market berry. Originated in Ohio. Plant healthy, very 

 productive. Berry large, firm, conical, chopped off at point. Quality good. 



SAUNDERS, originated by John Little, Granton ; plant healthy, vigorous,, 

 very productive, blossom perfect ; berry large, conical, slightly flattened with several 

 slight depressions; color deep red, glossy ; flesh reddish, flavor sprightly and agree« 

 able. 



WOOLVERTON, originated with John Little, Granton- Plant a good 

 grower, sends out strong runners, bears abundantly; blossoms perfect; berries 

 very large, resembling Bubach in form, color beautiful bright red ; quality good. 



ENHANCE, originated in Ohio, in 1890. Plant very vigorous and productive 

 free from rust ; hardy, blossoms perfect ; berry medium to large size, usually cocks* 

 combed ; color dark, glossy red ; rather acid but of good quality, and excellent for 

 table use; season medium. One grower says of it, ".succeeds everywhere, most 

 reliable, firm, largest shipping berry known." 



Among the Ornamentals, there will be the 



CARAGANA ARBORESCENS, or Siberian Pea Tree, a very ornamental, 

 hardy, deciduous tree. Flowers pale yellow ; grows 15 to 20 ft. high. 



A special offer of the best new varieties of strawberry plants is made to all 

 agents for this journal who make up a club small or large. Twenty varieties ta 

 choose from. Write for particulars. Agents wanted. Address. 



L. WOOLVERTON, 



Secretary Fruit Gh^owers' Association, 



GRIMSBY, ONT. 



