The Tingle Nursery Co., Pittsville, Md. 



DORSETT. Another early berry developed by the 

 U. S. Department of Agriculture. The berries are me- 

 dium light in color firm and of excellent flavor; in fact 

 Dorsett and Fairfax are considered the two best flavor- 

 ed of all the early varieties. They are both good sellers 

 bringing a premium over all other varieties in the 

 markets. They are new varieties, good healthy grow- 

 ers, extra quality fruit, heavy producers, good sellers, 

 and the demand for plants of these two varieties is 

 probably the heaviest of any new variety ever intro- 

 duced. A money maker for both grower and seller. 



FAIRFAX. Vk^hat we say above about Dorsett 

 also applies to Fairfax with the difference in color of 

 the fruit: Dorsett is a brighter red than Fairfax but 

 seems to be equally as productive and as good grower. 

 There is no doubt of the demand for plants of these 

 two varieties and judging by past results the demand 

 is going to keep up on account of the profit in growing 

 the berries. Push Dorsett and Fairfax this season. 



GIBSON. Another old standard midseason variety. 

 Heavy fruiter of bright red berries with an attractive 

 green cap; good for canning and preserving but does 

 not carr\- well to distant markets. 



GLEN >LARY. In New York and the New^ Eng- 

 land this variety is very popular but in some other 

 sections it does not do well a.t all. The fruit is large, 

 and dark red in color, midseison, good grower. 



HOWARD 17. This is so near like Premier that 

 it is hardly possible to tell any difference although 

 some growers think it better. 



LUPTON. One trould not likely grow this variety 

 if he was going to cat the fruit himself as it does not 

 begin to have the 4uality of some of the others but it 

 is very attractive and shows up so well when it arrives 

 on the market that it most alwaj's brings the top 

 prices and this is what the commercial grower is inter- 

 ested in. Good grower, late, attractive and sells well. 



PREMIER. For a good many years this has been 

 the best plant seller of them all, hence, has been a 

 profitable one for the berry grower. Early, almost frost 

 resistant, always producing good crops, attractive, good 

 grower productive, medium to large berries, and if not 

 too wet at picking time a good shipper but if there is 

 a lack of sunshine the berries do not keep well. In 

 some sections they will not plant anything else for a 

 crop of early berries. Plant it; sell it. TS'e have the 

 nicest lot of plants of Premier this season that we 

 have ever grown and will appreciate your orders. 



WM. BELT. This is one of the best flavored of 

 the late berries. The berries are irregular in shape, 

 fairly large, bright glossy red with a green cap. For 

 the home garden or local market Wm. Belt is still good. 



WYONA. This is the berry that vdll extend your 

 season a w^eek after Chesapeake and Gandy are through. 

 Berries are large, bright red, firm and good shippers. 

 Good grower and productive. For an extra late berry 

 we recommend this one. Qu&.lity also is excellent. 



FALL BEARERS. These berries are nov>- so gen- 

 erally known that it is hardly necessary- to say much 

 about them. Mastodon is recognized as being the best 

 for commercial purposes. Champion or Progressive 



is the old standard one and probably the best flavored. 

 Lucky Strike is the most spicy flavored of them all. 

 We suggest that you make your rr.serv-ations early as 

 there were not enough of these plants to supply the 

 demand last season. We have a nice lot of plants to 

 offer and M'ill be glad to book your order. 



We've been growing Strawberry plants these 29 years. 



