Everbearing 



Harrisons* MASTODON 



Fresh Beetles from July till Frost 



A Triple Yield 



1. Plant this spring, 1941. 



2. Pick 1st crop, July to frost, 1941, 



3. Pick 2nd crop, June, 1942. 



4. Pick 3rd crop, August to frost, 1942. 



3 REAL CROPS — 3 BIG PROFITS 



Bears in 90 days, and, too, it's the 

 best Family Garden Strawberry 



Loads of Big Berries in 90 Days 



Unlike the other varieties, Mastodon begins to bear luscious 

 berries three months after planting and bears three big crops 

 in eighteen months. Customers have reported yields as high 

 as three quarts per plant the first fall. 



Why Wait a Whole Year? 



Plant Harrisons' "Big Yield" Mastodon this spring and grow 

 your own berries this summer and fall, instead of buying 

 them. If you have more than you can use, they are easily 

 disposed of in the nearby community, where they will always 

 bring top prices. 



PRICES 



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New Companion 

 for Mastodon 



Gem Everbearing 



Get Your Berry Patch Started 

 This Season 

 Bears 

 100 Days 

 After 

 Planting 



portunity for 

 your patch 



QUICK RESULTS WITH GEM 



Gem will start to bear the first sea- 

 son planted and will bear large crops 

 until frost. These berries bring the 

 highest prices in the markets or on a 

 roadside stand. There is a great op- 

 making money by planting Gem. Get 

 started this season; they will give you 



enough berries for your own family and some 

 to your neighbors or ship to the city markets. 



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Grow Your Own Sfrowberries — It's Easy 



100 Mastodon — Selected Strain — for $1.15 



Chesapeake ute ierJ^ ^ 



All growers seem to make money on this variety, 

 especially when grown under conditions suitable for 

 it. Chesapeake grows to perfection on most any highly 

 manured soil. 



Very Large Berries of Supreme Quality 



It is a good producer of very large berries that hold 

 their shape well until the end of the season. It does 

 not yield as many berries per acre as some of the early 

 varieties, but the size and quality of its fruit enables 

 it to sell for a much better price which offsets this dis- 

 advantage. The berries are firm enough to ship to 

 distant markets and to arrive in first-class condition. 

 An exceedingly valuable commercial berry but equally 

 adapted for home planting. We offer a selected "Big 

 Yield" strain. 



HARRISONS' PLANTS ARE PREFERRED BY LEADI NG GROWERS 



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