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Why Tingle's Plants Pay 



It's the root growth that counts and 

 our secret of producing it is first, a 

 soil and climate that is especially 

 adapted to plant growth and second, 

 proper methods of selecting our prop- 

 aerating stock, fertilization and tilling. 

 And we offer these plants to you at a 

 very reasonable price. 



Our stuck will plea-^e or your money 

 back. Is not this a fair proposition? 



Such roots mean sure growth 



PREMIER 



Much i-educed in size 

 Undoubtedly the very 

 best early berry grown 

 today. Try it. 



KLONDYKE. Not as productive as some 

 but they are so attractive they always bring 

 fancy prices. One of the best shippers. The 

 most largely planted of any early berry 

 until Premier surpassed it. 



LUPTON. This variety will arrive on 

 distant markets looking as fresh as if it had 

 just been picked, therefore very valuable on 

 this account. Recommended for its looks 

 and good shipping qualities but not for its 

 quality. Largely planted. Late. 



MISSIONARY. A reliable early market 

 berry especially for the south. The berries 

 are highly colored, firm, large and hold their 

 size well throughout the season. 



PARSONS' BEAUTY. Another good can- 

 ner similar to Gibson. 



SENATOR DUNLAP. One of the best 

 all-around strawberries and until Premier 

 came on the market was probably the most 

 heavily planted of any variety. Still largely 

 planted in Pennsylvania and some other sec- 

 tions. Good for dry soils. Midseason; high 

 quality; good grower; heavy producer and 

 an excellent canning berry. 



Fall-Bearing Strawberries 



CHAMPION. The most largely planted 

 of the fall-bearers until Mastodon made its 

 appearance, and still heavily planted. Of 

 very best quality and not as tart as Masto- 

 don. A good bearer of medium-size berries. 



MASTODON. The largest and most in 

 demand of the fall-bearers and for market 

 purposes the most profitable. A little more 

 tart than Champion. We can freely recom- 

 mend both varieties. 



Prices of Strawberries 



25 100 1000 



Aroma $0.30 ?0.75 $4.50 



Big Joe .30 .75 4.50 



Chesapeake .30 .75 5.00 



Gandy .30 .75 4.50 



Gibson .30 .75 4.50 



Glen Mary .30 .75 4.50 



Klondyke .30 .75 4.00 



Lupton .30 .75 4.50 



Missionary .30 .75 4.00 



Parsons' Beauty .30 .75 4.50 



Premier .25 .75 4.50 



Senator Dunlap .30 .75 4.00 



Champion .50 1.25 8.00 



Mastodon .75 1.75 12.50 



The illustration to the right shows a 

 pair of Big Joe Strawberries undoubtedly 

 the very best midseason variety. 



For an unbeatable team plant Premier, 

 Big Joe and Chesapeake. 



All Stock Grown Right, Priced Right, Packed Right Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back. 



Strai^berrles 



Are a Paying Crop 



Again Last Summer Strawberries Made Money 



They Do It Every Year— You Can Depend On Them 



Right now when nearly all kinds of fruit are making 

 money — Strawberries are doubly profitable. They bring a full 

 crop only one year from planting, are easy to grow on any good 

 soil, require no expert care and pay big returns on a small 

 space of ground. They bear full crops for two or three sea- 

 sons. We know of no other crop that will pay as well. 



PREMIER Undoubtedly The Best Early Strawberry 



This is undoubtedly the very best early berry of them all and a real 

 money-maker for the market gardener. Growers who have tried all the 

 leadmg sorts for the past twenty or more vears claim that they have 

 never fruited a berry that will come anywhere near making the money 

 that Premier will. The plants are strong, vigorous growers, very pro- 

 ductive of beautiful glossy, rich red berries with a bright green cap, 

 which adds much to their beauty. The berries are delicious in quality 

 and a good shipper. 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 midseason sorts are through. Premier, Big Joe and Chesapeake 

 make an unbeatable collection; berries from early to late. 



BIG JOE Plant This Berry for Midseason Profits 



A midseason variety that should be planted to round out the season 

 with Premier for early and Chesapeake for late and probably the best 

 money-making midseason variety. Does well on all strawberry soils but 

 shows its appreciation for any extra manuring you may give it. Pro- 

 duces fine, handsome berries with a large, bright green cap which makes 

 it very attractive in appearance; fruit of high quality and very productive. 

 Makes plants freely. You should plant Big Joe. 



CHESAPEAKE No Better Late Strawberry Grown 



If you want an exceptionally fine, firm, late berry that stands up 

 under long distance shipping, you should plant Chesapeake. It is the 

 standard late berry and one of the most profitable berries grown. The 

 berries are of extra large size, excellent quality and firm. The berries 

 are not only large at the beginning of the season but hold up in size until 

 the last ones are picked. It is a fancy berry in the truest sense of the 

 word and always brings a premium over other sorts. Plant Premier, Big 

 Joe and Chesapeake for an unbeatable collection from early to late. 



AROMA. One of the best medium late varieties. Plants are very 

 vigorous; fruit is large to very large, roundish of a bright glossy red of 

 excellent quality and very productive. Especially good in Pennsylvania. 



GANDY. An old favorite late variety. Berries are extra fancy and 

 always sell for good prices, but it is not as heavy producer as some 

 varieties. Valuable for its lateness. 



GIBSON. Berries are large and regular in shape, color rich red. 

 Flavor is neither sweet or sour, but just right for canning. Very pro- 

 ductvie. For canning purposes this is hard to beat. Midseason. 



