COLLINS 
COOPER, (Per) 
Cooper—Introduced by Henry Emlong & Sons, Mich. 
In size, productiveness, long season in fruit, and last 
but not least quality in fruit, makes Cooper a valuable 
variety. Season begins with the Mid-season and con- 
tinues to fruit until most late sorts are gone. Plants 
healthy and vigorous. But do not make many plants. 
I have never seen finer plants in fruit than Cooper 
writes Mr. Emlong, and hundreds of letters who have 
tested them thruout the country backs his statement. 
We secured our stock plants last Spring from the Ori- 
ginator and have seen no fruit as we cut every blossom 
off our new set plants. Will offer our customers true 
stock Cooper this season in small lots at reasonable 
prices. 
ST. MARTIN, (Per) 
St Martin—Has been widely tested in different 
States and is receiving much praise as a Big Fancy mid- 
season to late variety. Fruit greatly resembles the old 
Marshall, and many claim that it surpasses it in qual- 
ity which is enough said in that respect. 
St. Martin is productive of extra large size rich 
colored even shaped berries, that cover a long season, 
moderately productive in plant growth, but making 
plenty plants for a thin matted row. St. Martin has 
won several prizes at different state shows and is a gen- 
eral favorite. We recommend it for trial and believe you 
will be pleased with it. 
SENATOR WILSON, (Per) 
Senator Wilson—Hails from New York State.. 
Ripens in early mid-season, size extra large smooth 
round dark berries, very firm and good quality. The 
Originator makes wonderful claims, claiming that it ex- 
cels everything else. From what we have seen of it, 
it is worthy of a trial. Stock limited this season. 
COLLINS 
A Wonderful Producer of Medium to Large Sweet 
Juicy Berries. 
Collins—Originated in Michigan and intro- 
duced by Whitten & Son. We have grown it two 
seasons and it was put into stock by request of 
our customers who had grown it. We find it a 
very productive variety of good quality and one 
that is sure to please most growers. Collins is 
classed as a mid-season variety but it is like Pre- 
mier—it fruits for four solid weeks and this 
brings it over with the very late sorts and the 
fact that it holds its size thruout the season makes 
it a most profitable berry to grow. Extremely 
. hardy in plant growth and bloom is about as near 
frost-proof as any we know of. This is another 
important point for all growers of strawberries 
to consider, varieties that will withstand the 
frosty nights are valuable indeed. I recommend 
Collins to you for a general purpose berry. We 
have a fine stock of plants on light new soil at 
very attractive prices. 
HUNTERDON, (Imp) 
Hunterdon—is an imperfect flowering variety that 
has been on the market for a number of years. Origin- 
ated in N. J. It is claimed that it will produce 8000 to 
12000 quarts per acre of berries that will command 
from 2c to 4c per quart over other best varieties. 
Season medium to late. I have seen it so highly 
recommended was induced to put it in stock as soon as 
possible and advise giving it a trial. 
CHESAPEAKE, (Per) 
A Big Late Delicious Berry. 
Chesapeake—Is a grand variety when planted on 
the proper soil, does best on low springy rich soil. 
Makes about enough plants for a good open matted row 
and does best under this system of training. Fruit 
large to extra large bright red shiny berries, has a var- 
nished appearance, mild and sweet in flavor, a good one 
for home or commercial use. Known on nearly all mar- 
kets and brings top price. 
GANDY PRIZE 
Perfect Flowers, Very Late 
Gandy—Like Chesapeake does its best on real 
damp well drained rich soil. It is a rank plant maker 
and should be grown in narrow matted rows, and if the 
best results are to be had it should be planted with such 
varieties as Ford or Chesapeake, as Gandy is deficient 
in pollen even to make its own fruit perfect. We have 
grown some of the finest crops of berries when plant- 
ing five or six rows of each Gandy and Ford thruout 
the field. Gandy is about the latest variety grown to 
our knowledge and if planted as above is a sure winner. 
