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7 STRAWBERRY VARIETIES 
All Leaders In Certain Sections 
T HAT we may furnish the berry growers of the coun- | 
‘ try the most selective list of varieties to be found 
anywhere, the following varieties are offered to com- 
plete our long list. They are well Known to the growers 
in certain sections of the country, producing heavy . 
yields of fine quality fruit. Most of them are considered — 
to be the leading varieties in their respective section. | 
BELLMAR (Early). Bellmar is recommended for the Southern 
States, including Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. It ranks» 
high as an early berry because of its bright, rich red appearance - 
and heavy crops produced, even in dry regions. 
KLONDYKE (Early). This is an old variety being grown quite 
extensively now in North Carolina, South Carolina, Southern | 
Illinois, Tennessee, and Alabama. The berries are very bright, | 
round, firm, and an excellent shipper. TOWNSEND’S strain of 
KLONDYKE is being used by the largest associations in the i 
SOUTH. 
POPULAR LATE VARIETIES 
LUPTON. A favorite late variety for New Jersey and Penna. 
Berries are large, attractive in appearance and an excellent ship- 
per. It is not as good a plant maker or producer as Town King; 
not as heavy producer as Chesapeake. If you have a trade that 
wants berries with a fancy appearance, Lupton will serve you | 
well, although the eating quality is not as good as some of the: 
other late varieties. 
90% 
of Total Florida 
Berry Acreage is “% 
MISSIONARY! 
MISSIONARY 
Townsend’s Select-Strain Stock 
Ate New “Grountv Geowi=: Double. Inspected 
ey ee ie ue de EON. LGile perry for the 
Townsend’s Missionary is unquestionably 
the leading Southern Variety especially in NORTHERN and CENTRAL STATES 
the State of Florida. As introducers of this For greatest return on the dollar invested, we believe that no: 
famous variety we have always taken pride ouner Su aN ee variety compares jhe Townsend erect sien 
: : ; : ; roma. Large berry growing associations, whose familiarity with) 
in its achievements in the south. While aroma was already vast, have found our strain superior in quality) 
it is a known fact that varieties (no mat- ie all others. eae vee hae iw millions ia plants ae supply i 
A e enormous Aroma demand by these organizations. you have: 
ter how good they are when introduced) not tried this marvelous variety, we urge you to place your order! 
can run down in yields and vitality over a with us now—we know you’ll be amazed and pleased at the’ 
period of years. Through our methods of results! | 
plant selection and breeding for Heavier 
Yields, we have succeeded in growing even 
a better strain of High Yielding Missionary WORLD’S-WONDER 
than originally introduced in 1906. Growers 
in the past have been buying on price. 
@ The largest berry grown—fruiting season late 
However they have come to realize that The greatest asset to World’s Wonder is its size. We know of no 
a Oey z other berry that will equal it in this respect. We have picked 
this is not always the best investment, and these Bes ls ac oust test Plots, when ee aber Alled yes 
: : quart. uality good, moderate firm an air productive, sui e 
in all Southern States you will now find for home use and nearby market. Our supply of this grand variety 
growers sticking to. the Missionary Strain is limited, so if you are in need of a fancy, large berry, order early. 
as grown by Townsends. 
At the New Jersey’s State trial grounds, || 
Pathfinder was selected as the outstanding 
variety. It is an enormous producer of large 
berries and of fine texture with a good 
shape. Makes vigorous plant growth and a 
good fruiting bed. Fruit is uniform in shape, 
time of ripening about same season as Dor- 
sett and Fairfax. Townsend’s Strain of Path- 
finder has been propagated from the original 
strain, direct from New Jersey. We recom- 
as N. J. 35 mend that you Eine ab a trial me year, we 
will reserve plants when your order is re- |' 
N. J . AGR. COLLEGE ceived and ship at proper planting time. 
Formerly known 
DEVELOPED BY 
CONN. AND MASS. REPORT EXCELLENT RESULTS WITH PATHFINDER 
