TINGLE'S NURSERIES, PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 



BIG LATE — For a very late berry try this one 



PREMIER. This is undoubtedly the best early 

 berry of them all aud the Premier is a money- 

 maker tor the market grower. Growers who have 

 tried all the leadmg sorts for the past twenty or 

 more years claim tney have never fruited a berry 

 that will come anywhere near making the money 

 that Premier does. It does not seem to have any 

 weak points. The plants are strong, vigorous 

 growers, very productive of beautiful elossy, rich 

 red berries with a bright green cap, which adds 

 much to their beauty. The berries are delicious 

 in quality, and it is one of the best shipping 

 berries. Whether you want a berry for your 

 home table, local market or for long distance 

 shipping you cannot afford to overlook Premier, 

 it begins ripening with the early sorts and lasts 

 until most of the mid-season sorts are through. 

 There is an awful demand among the growers in 

 the big shipping sections for Premier, as it was 

 by far the best money-maker of them all last 

 season. Reports come in from all sections of the 

 country saying it can't be beat. 



KELLOGG'S PRIZE. A variety with a very 

 long fruiting season. It thrives in soils of every 

 class, and yields immense quantities of large, 

 perfectly-formed berries, highly colored from 

 centre to circumference, its golden seeds lending 

 a gloss to the surface of surpassing brilliancy 

 and beauty. There is no other berry having a 

 flavor of greater delicacy. Foliage large and 

 healthy, calyx large and green. One of the 

 heaviest fruiters I have ever grown, and I recom- 

 mend them to you for trial. 



KELLOGG'S BIG LATE. A late berry that 

 is rapidly forcing its way to the front. A heavy 

 cropper and a good shipper. 



LUPTON. One of the largest and most hand- 

 some berries that I have ever seen. On the large 

 markets it always brings the top-notch price on 

 account of its large size, handsome appearance 

 and well-keeping qualities. The plant is a vigor- 

 ous grower and produces strong, healthy plants 

 with clean foliage. Very productive, and the 

 berries are uniformly large, bright red in color, 

 with a large green cap, which adds much to their 

 appearance. It is a money-maker for the above 

 reasons, but do not set it for your home table 

 alone, as it is of very poor eating quality, but 

 for distant markets it is hard to beat as a mid- 

 season to late variety. 



KELLOGG'S PRIZE— The late berry without a fault 



