Bouiititul Kidge Strawlieriy Plants Are Superior — Plant Them 



Worthy 



SPARKLE 



V VKKV HKAVY I'KODl ( EK 

 A GOOD I'l.AXT MAKER 



E Planting Wherever I'remier Succeeds 



The Sparkle is a recent introduction of the N. J. Ex 

 mental Station. Sparkle is a prolific plant maker with 



healthy foliage and reports (•(,ming to us sa\ it is 

 productive Berries an fiiiii iiuch . -Maivland InnMi,^ 

 diti'ins. I?erri(s arc iii.dinin si., nnilniiM iii sli n„ ,i 



dark un tiuits that ai. n\(i up 1 li, ,|iialii\ ..I i k 

 is excellent. Kii>eus luuNi a.son. bciu^ a litlh laUi 

 Premier. Requires good moisture for best results. S 

 should be tried extensively in N. .T., Eastern Penna.! 

 York, and other New England States. 



Another field of Bountiful Ridge Grown VIRUS FREE 

 plants as of August lotli. 1950. These are Blakemore in fore- 

 sronnd. Witli 2 montlis to grow these rows will just about 

 be together. Tliey are living examples of vigor. Your or- 

 ders for Blaljemore will be filled with plants from this and 

 otiier fields equally as good, all virus free. 



ARMORE 



rRovi>(; :\ioRK am> moke a growers k.vvorite 



EACH year 



Introduced liy the Missour 

 riety has proved more prod 

 growing tests. Berries are i 

 in flavor. Fruits over a lonj 

 ing row. Firmness rates it :i 

 would recommend it for trial 

 more growing areas. Our Ai 



good fru' 

 :i riety. \\ 

 iiier, Blak, 



The BLAKEMORE 



THE SOUTH ANI) t'ENTK.iE EAST'S GREATEST 

 EAREY' COMMEKCI.YE BERRY. 



VIRUS FREE 



In till' soiitli 



NO YELLOWS — STRONG HEALTHY 



111' fruit averages large and ri't.ains its 

 (1 color even after being picked sivcral 

 ilierior to Missionary and Kloiidvkr. It 

 vs earlier than I'remier. The fidiau'e is 

 IIS. The plants Imld up wi'll during a 

 ■s are firm and iiii.-Nr,.ll,.,l .as a long dis- 

 V and preferred liy .ill Str.iwberry pro- 

 Plant our Virus \-yr.- r.I.i Uemore. 



FAIRFAX 



JIagnificent — Examples of 

 and Wonderful Quality. 



Thf F.ii 

 its fruiiin 

 of the I'.ii 

 berries an 

 ing time. 

 for severa 

 plants of 



I'remier. and 

 The quality 

 varieties. The 

 riilor at pick- 

 being picked 

 rmness. Our 



Tennessee Beauty 



HE.YVY YIELDS — LAIiiiE. BEAITIFIL, 1 IK.M BERRIES 



IS FAST MAKING IT A FAVORITE IN CENTRAL 



AREAS FROM NORTH C.YKOLINA NORTH TO 



CENTRAL OHIO AND FENNA. 



Introduced by the Tenn. Experimental Station, now being 

 grown over a very wide area. Tennessee Beaiitv is consider- 

 ed the main commercial berr> in many sections, and ^a e can 



..■it.iiiih I iiniMid II I.. iiM.n. uIm. uisli, , , |,i ,,litalile 



111 most all of the 

 una and N. J. ai 

 England We recc 



Tennessean No. 965 



The TENNESSEAN was originated at AVest Tennessee Ex- 

 periment Station It is a cross between two Tennessee un- 

 nanicil s<.(.dliiii;s TKNNr.SSEAN ripens usually ahead ot 

 l!lal;iiiiorc wliiili nniilMiiiil with late blooming habits ap- 

 Im;iI til many L;ri.\M rs u limr crops are lost by late frosts. It 

 rcsciiil.lrv r.laki'iiion' somi'\vliat with the same bright attrac- 



AMBROSIA 



.\ very big, very late berry. Easy to grow and get a 

 good fruiting row. Plants quite productive, berries resemble 

 Big Joe, very pretty. Quality is good. Berries average large 

 in size, bright and firm. Where a very late berry is desired. 

 Ambrosia is the best to grow. Ripens when must other 

 strawberries are gone. 



ATeMT/STELEMASTER 



.\ GREAT BEKKY. KESISTANT TO ALL RACES 



RED-STELE ROOT ROT NOW KNOWN IN 



EASTERN r. S. 



A full quart of STELE5L\STEK BERRIES Note 

 eral good ohaiactenstics 



