1900 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



191 



STRAWBERRIES 



90 Varieties. I 



Including nevvGlud»t<iiie, 

 I'eiiiiell, Senator IMinlap, Twiliirht, Llvinestoiie, Km- 1 

 neroP, Kmpress, Roui;h Kidor. W. J. Bryan. Allstand- 1 

 ard, well-rooted plants. Don't nns'^ our plant collection I 



offers. FLANStURGH i, PEIRSON, LESLIE. MICH. 



POTATOES. 



Early Snowball and 

 twenty other leading 

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 Catalogue JFree, 



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White as^Snovv^jy 



A New E^E/ 



Here's a new potato with every quality to make it tb 

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 old Ohio, and besitles is pure white in color. Grown fi 

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 before everyone else grows it. Fully described in our 1900 

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SEEPS FREES 



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SEEDS 



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0NEY-HMELON5 



BUGKBEE'S 



NEW STRAWBERRY MELON 



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