Bountiful Ridge Strawbeny Plants Are Superior — Plant Them 



PREMIER 



A LEADING STRAWBERRY IN 

 NORTHERN PRODUCING AREAS 



An Old Favorite And Possibly The World's Greatest Strawberry 

 Frost-Proof, Productive And Dependable 



Premier. America's Most Popu 



CATSKILL 



ONE OF THE VERY GOOD MID SEASON BERRIES. 



IT HAS PROVEN ITS RIGHT AS A LEADER OF 



MID-SEASON VARIETIES. 



A vigorous grower; somewhat frost resistant, extremely 

 productive; berries very large and good quality. 



The Catskill is a prod net of tlie New York Experiment Sta- 

 tion, being a cross ln-tw.-ni Marshall and Premier. It has 

 proven up under test Inr tli.- past many years and is now 

 reoognized as one of tli" li. st lui.l-season berries in cultiva- 

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

 plant maker and has proved to be extremely productive. The 

 berries are as large as Big Joe and Chesapeake and of good 

 quality although not rated quite up to Premier and Fairfax. 

 We strongly recommend Catskill for this and more North- 



VIKt S I'KEE CATSKILL,: This great berry is on tlie 

 road liai k to l)eing our No. 1 midseason berry in Northern 

 .\ifas «ith tlie advent of Virus Free Catskill plants. It does 

 ones heart good to see Catskill again making heavy fruiting 

 beds of Plants and those large handsome berries. Plant 

 Bountiful Kidge Grown Virus Free plants this year. They 

 are wonderful. 



TEMPLE 



Seldom does a New Introducl 

 proval accorded the Temple. I 

 — Excellent Quality and resistai 

 commend it. 



The Temple is a T', S. P, A. 

 Fairfax made in V.i::- hihIm- m 

 selected by Dr. 'I' mi'l.' an. I na 



in the immediate ap- 

 (■ — Heavy Production 

 I Stele combine to re- 



it seems to be well adapted to moist fertile soil. 



. The ber- 

 liave large 

 IMS far the 

 > long dis- 

 the variety 



.MISSISSIPPI CVSTOMEK PLEASED 



Shelby. Miss.. April 

 The trees and berrv plants are looking fine as is 

 anything from Bountiful Ridge. Thank you. 

 Very truly yours. 

 Robert C. Bullock 



Preniii-r still stands as a real money-maker. It has a re- 

 cord ver.v hard to equal as an early market berry, and we 

 cannot say too many good things about it. Until the introduc- 

 tion of the Blakemore it had no equal as a variety that would 

 adapt itself to most all soil and climatic conditions, whether 

 the soil was sandy, clay, loam or rockv. whether it was 

 planted in North Carolina, Mass.. or 111., you always had 

 an abundance of new plants that were thrifty nd disease free. 

 It can be considered almost frostproof. It" has never failed 

 in a crop in this section since it was introduced. The berries 

 average large and hold up well under heavy crops and un- 

 favorable seasonable conditions : it ripens over a compara- 

 tively long period, from two to three weeks : the berries have 

 an attractive bright red color and unusual quality. It is 

 moderately firm. It is one of the best of the tried and prov- 

 en early varieties. 



HOWARD IT. Conceded by all eminent horticulturists to be 

 the same as Premier. 



VIKPS FREE PRE3IIER are unusually vigorous and free 

 plant makers. The foliage is lighter in color and the berries 

 are lighter in color and possibly not as firm as the old type 

 Premier but berries have Premier shape and qualit.v with 

 the added advantage that you will always be assured of hav- 

 ing a wide picking bed. Plant Bountiful Ridge grown Virus 

 Free Premier this year. 



NOTE— WE ARE GROWING THE OLD TYPE PREMIER 

 AS WELL AS THE VIRIS FREE PREMIER. PLE.ASE 

 STATE WHAT TYPE AVANTED WHEN PL.YCING VOIR 

 ORDER. 



New POCAHONTAS 



FAST BECO^nNG THE GROWERS' FAVORITE 

 THROl GHOl T THE EAST 



Since its iurrmlni ti.m I'la ahontas lias reallj come to Uie 

 front in its field I'm .ilnmtas lias been w idel\ acclaimed 

 througliout the In n \ iirmlining areas as the bes-t of the new 

 -tr;i\\ ber^^ \arienis. It brought highest prices wherever 

 -old this p.ist spruiLT for any and all markets-fresh, frozen, or 

 processed 



OriiiTiuated at lleltsMll,. Md and r.'leas,.,! in October. lOoS 

 by the T.S.D.A. and tln^ \ .1 1 nn k I \i. Miii..n .it Norfolk. 

 Va. It has been thoroiiLl h i.-i..! md i.'ind ni U'' iblc I rmii 

 the Carolinas to New ^li':, -i m iimI 1- ii \\.-i .1- .\rUaii- 

 sas. The plants are Muni.n- iml \' r\ i.ii.dnin. Hi rries 

 ripen about a week lati i ihii 1. iKiunin-. are lartre in size, 

 color a vivid red. are _li~-\ \' ih imi^h skin and firm as 

 Blakemore. The Havor i~ i 11 1 .1 -.nnl Ideal for free/.in;.' 

 Our Plants of Pocahont.is .nr Aims free. Prices page 47. 



The NEW POC.VHONTAS piants a* of Aug. 1.5, 195G. Virus 

 free, tlirift.> plants like these are the right start to berry 

 growing success. ^ es. we grow several million plants eacli 

 yeai. The.> are (he best by tr-t 



T<)( K BKST THKV 



BOlNTini. RIDGE GROW 



H.WE SEEN 



Mullica Hill. X. .1.. Oit. 7. l!).ni 



M\ s..n 1.1 -I' r and 1 want to thank you for taking 

 m. 1. 1 ~liM\\ ns vour nursery stock. We will want son 

 ..ur >ira\\l"irv plants in the Spring. Vour trees and I 

 lanls arr I he best we have seen this year. Thank 



