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VIRUS FREE PLANTS Make Good Varieties Better 



SPARKLE 



A PROVEN PROFIT MAKER 

 GOOD FOR FREEZING, TOO 



A VERY HEAVY PRODUCER 

 A GOOD PLANT MAKER 



Sparkle is a prolific plant maker with good healthy foliage and 

 reports coming to us say it is very productive. Berries are 

 medium size, uniform in shape and as its name indicates has a 

 bright red color, turning somewhat dark on fruit,s that are over- 

 ripe. The quality of the berry is excellent. Ripens midseason. 

 being a little later than Premier. Requires good moisture for best 

 results. Sparkle is grown extensively in N. J., Eastern Penna.. 

 New York and New England States. 



MIDWAY 



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Midway is a cross of Dixieland and Temple that has done well 

 in test plots from Massachusetts to Virginia and Westward. It 

 should be tested as a virus free, red stele resistant replacement 

 for Temple and Fairland, neither of which has virus free stock 

 available. 



Midway ripens in midseason about with Temple. The berries 

 are medium to large size, have a uniform deep red color with a 

 glossy surface, firm skin and yellow seeds. The flesh is firm. 

 Berries are irregular conic in shape but have good dessert quality 

 and have stood up well in the frozen pack. 



Plants of Midway are vigorous, highly productive, and resistant 

 to the common race of red stele. The leaves are somewhat 

 su.sceptible to leaf .-scorch and leaf spot. 



REDGLOW 



BEAUTY — PRODUCTIVITY — LARGE SIZE 



RED STELE RESISTANCE 



HIGH VIGOR AND WIDE ADAPTABILITY 



These words truly describe REDGLOW, one of the most beauti- 

 ful new strawberry introductions we have seen. REDGLOW is a 

 seedling from a cross of Fairland and Tennessee Shipper. The 

 fruit ripens in early mid-season with beautiful large, bright red 

 berries which hold their size throughout the season. The berries 

 are fairly firm and good flavored making them adapted to freez- 

 ing and sale on the fresh market. 



REDGLOW plants are very vigorous and resistant to the most 

 common type of red stele. REDGLOW has been tested from 

 Pennsylvania south to North Carolina and westward to Kentucky 

 suggest trial plantings of this flne new berry 



and Indi: 

 anywhere 



the general strawberry producing areas. 



EMPIRE 



HEAVY BEARER — FROST RESISTANT 

 A CHALLENGE TO PREMIER 



Empire is a medium early berry introduced by the New York 

 State Experiment Station as an outstanding berry for the middle 

 and northern berry producing areas. It is a beautiful berry: 

 larger than premier; firmer, better carrier, more attractive and 

 a higher yielder than Premier. Empire has always been a vigorous 

 grower. Virus free stocks make it even easier to get good fruit- 

 ing beds. The high yields of large, glossy, red fruit are making 

 this flne berry very popular in the Premier growing sections 

 of the country. Why don't you try some from Bountiful Ridge 

 this year? 



KARDINAL KING 



ICardinal Kjing has created something of a sensation in Michigan 

 by producing record breaking crops which outsold all other varie- 

 ties in competition. Buyers praise it for high shipping quality. 

 Does equally well for canning and freezing. 



The plants grow large, making wide fruiting rows. Berries 

 ripen slightly after Premier and continue through the late season. 

 The fruits are large solid red, juicy and sweet. 



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CATSKILL 



ONE OF THE VERY GOOD MID-SEASON BERRIES 



A vigorous grower; somewhat fro: 

 many years and is recognized as one ol 

 plant maker and very productive. The 

 tor this and the more northern areas. 



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 mid-season berries ii 

 e large and of good 

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ries very large and good quality. It has proven itself for 

 tion. The foliage is healthy in this latitude. It is a good 

 We recommend Virus Free Plants of this fine variety 

 in variety for the Northeast. 



