LEAMON G, TINGLE. PITTS\"ILLE. MAR^'LAND. 



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Here's A Bumch Of Em Opeaed Up. They'll Grow Big Crops For You. 



One -f -he very best str-; 



rg late variety 



SA3rPLE 



a rconey-ic 



very h^vy crop of nice, showy t 



and fine quality, contimies a :;r.; :; 



harries behig large to the last. I: 



berries as Haverland and will aver 



Bubaeh. Colors all over at once — :r^:: Tf::;: 



foliage perfect. 



SFAJtPLESS. The standard of quality. I arts 

 vigrcT-ous and healthy. Berries very large, licr-* 

 eoIoT^ed, Lrpegmlar in shape, but of the very iiiie~T 

 flavor, sweet and d^cious. I have the largest stoc> 

 of Sharpless plants that I have ever gro'svn, but the 

 demand for them is always great. 50 place yotir 

 order as earfy as possible 



SUCCESS. One of the finest early varieties lor 

 the home garden. Berries round or slightly elongated. 

 bright scarlet or flanoe color, quite large and very 

 uniform in size, color and shape. Plants are vigor- 

 ous, healthy and most prolific. Though trie berries 

 are not firm Plough to endure long shipment, it is 

 one of the most profitable strawberries for local mar- 

 ket and very desirable for the home garden. 



WM. BELT- A king among strawberri^. The 

 plant is vigorous and succeeds upon a great variety 

 of soils, and invariably yields very h^vily. It begins 

 to ripen quite early and continues almost to the close 

 of the season. It is firm and a good shipper and 

 gives large pickings for a longer period than most 

 varieties. 



Why Tingle's Plants Grow 



Our Stra— berry rl-rts are taker, trom young beds, 

 ::r- V J : : ^ - : \r:: .:- A:e well-rooted 



:: ■ r. : u; : - t - These plants 



Lr ::.:.: : ^i^ :: : ^. v :iz r- ;:-:.e :. crop and will 

 :::-r you best results. In the iaii our ground is 

 tl;- ei to a good depth, and then we broadcast stable 

 manure on top of the plowed ground, then let it stay 

 this way until spring; we then thoroughly pulverize 

 the soil, and at the same time mixing the manure 

 with the soil by harrowing. After the plants are set 

 and begin to make runners we fertilize them with 

 commercial fertilizers ; this is repeated late in the 

 summer. The deep plowing with an abundance of 

 plant food given the plants catises them to make a 

 splendid growth with lots of long, fibrous roots. Yoa 

 need these kind of plants, and it wiD pay you to get 

 them. Which kind of plants had you rather have, 

 plants that have been carefully _ grown and that are 

 fuU of life, which will produce big crops, or plants 

 that have not been fertilized — plants that have been 

 grown only for quanrlty without a thought of Quality " 

 If you want the kind that will make you a successful 

 berry grower, and that will produce you the largest 

 and besc crops, plant Tingle's full of Ufe plants — 

 they succeed. 



DIGGING AND PACKING 



Plants are all one season's growth. We dig the entire row then the plants are sorted and 

 trimmed ready for planting and tied twenty-five in a bunch. Plants are packed in crates, 

 baskets and parcels in properly dampened moss so as to reach you in good g'-owing condition. 

 When more than one variety i's ordered each variety is easily separated when received. 



