AROMA 
A Big Leader in the Southwest. 
Aroma—lIs the leading late standard variety in the 
South Western states and makes a very favorable show- 
ing everywhere planted. 
Aroma is a medium late of large size and good 
quality, is a beautiful formed berry and is considered 
one of the most productive of the Southern varieties. 
Aroma is most successfully grown in the matted row 
system. We have been growing this variety for nearly 
twenty years and have built up a strain of plants not 
surpassed by any other in the country. And every sea- 
son the largest Associations from the South Western 
states sends us large orders for their planting, claiming 
that our plants out-yield their own home grown plants 
two to one, 
The Famous 
BUG {Ou 
(Joe Johnson) 
PARKER, (Imp) 
Parker—This is a new variety that we secured a 
few plants two years ago from Mr. Cassel of Ohio, who 
speaks very highly of it. We have seen no fruit but it 
makes a fine plant and we feel sure from the recommen- 
dation given to it by the Introductor that it is worthy 
of a trial. Will be sold in lots of 25 to 100 plants only 
this year. 
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STRAWBERRIES 
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WORLDS WONDER 
The Largest Berry Grown—Bar None. 
For seven years Worlds Wonder has gone unchal- 
lenged as the largest strawberry in the world. We of- 
fered $10.00 in Gold for any one who would send us a 
single plant that would produce as large a berry as 
Worlds Wonder. We have never had to pay. 
Worlds Wonder berries often measure six and sey- 
en inches around. The plants are large and stalky that 
hold the large size berries well off the ground, fruit 
bright red in color, texture firm and good quality. 
Wherever this size of a berry is desired we recommend 
Worlds Wonder. It is really too large for commercia! 
purposes. Plants grown in limited quantities to supply 
the home and local market gardeners. 
BIG JOE,—(Joe Johnson) 
Big Joe—Is a medium late perfect flow- 
ering variety, one of the very first of the 
extra large size berries to ripen and for 
this reason always commands the very top 
prices on the market. 
For more than twenty years Big Joe has 
been a leader as a late standard variety. 
Holds a record of producing 20,000 quarts 
per acre. Fruit extra large bright red qual- 
ity the very best either for home use or 
market, grows well on any soil in nearly all 
sections of the country. One of our very 
best sellers on the list. 
TOWNSENDS PLANTS HAS STOOD THE 
OF TIME 
From Epping, N. H.—For twenty years I have been 
buying strawberry plants and for fifteen years from 
the Townsend Nursery. In this time I have bought 
plants from a good many sections. Started out with 
Mich. plants as they were claimed hardier plants. 
About 1906 I got your little booklet and afte read- 
ing about the Famous Eastern Shore of Md., thought 
T would try a few of your plants. This was only a 
TEST 
very small order as I did not have much faith in 
plants so far away and south of N. 
This order came thru quick, as fresh as a 
lily in May and growed off to beat the band. Beat 
everything I had that year. Next year I 
my orde~ in full for ten thousand plants. 
another profitable move as it put me on 
io success. 
During this time you have got my 
gave you 
This was 
the road 
orders except 
fo" a few varieties I have ordered that you did 
not carry, and they have never been very satis- 
factory. You must have a wonderful soil and 
climate as well as a lot of honest men behind the 
plants. 
Wishing you every success, 
M. S. Darby. 
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FORDS CAN’T BE BEAT 
From Washington, Pa.—I have bought plants from 
you several times and they have been fine plants 
eve y time. And the Fords can’t be beat. 
Jas. C. Murphey. 
FENDALL, (Imp) 
Fendall—Is a late imverfect flowering variety of 
sample type. Plants grow close to the ground with 
large bright red mode1 rately firm berries grown in clus- 
ters which are very beautiful. One of the most pro- 
ductive, and would be a great winner if it had more 
quality in fruit. We have grown it for fifteen consec- 
utive years without a crop failure. 
