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Strawberry Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Etc. 





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Vegetable Plants 



BBAGE PLANTS 



Now Is The Time For You To Grow Your Own Fruit 



|TyT|HE one thing most in the minds of the people of ihe United Stales as well as the balance of this "old world" today is the high cost of living. 



IZ^^I starving." America has heeded this call and will keep on heeding it as humanity demands we should, but are we doing our whole duty. 

 t ^J^ J are we growing all it is possible for us to grow? I know we farmers are "up against it." labor is scarce, fertilizer and farming implements are 

 high as is most everything else that we have to buy. but with all of this to contend with I believe this is the time for us to plant a little more fruit if 

 we can possibly cultivate and harvest it. All sorts of fruits are selling for the highest prices ever known, and the prospect is that it will remain high 

 for several years. If you are now growing fruit for your own family use why not grow a little extra and have some to sell your neighbor who will be 

 glad to get it and pay you well for it? If you have been depending on buying it from your groceryman or fruitman why not grow it yourself? It 

 only takes a small plot of ground to grow enough for a large family, and what a difference when you can pick the fruit right fresh from your own 

 vines in the cool of the morning with all their freshness and sweetness and a plenty of them. You, who have never grown your own strawberries 

 and the other small fruits cannot begin to realize the pleasure one gets from growing them in one's own garden. As a money-making crop 1 do not 

 know of anything that will compare with strawberries and the other small fruits; they soon come in bearing, and with the great demand for the pre- 

 served fruits whicti is used for flavoring ice cream and soft drinks, and iiTa good many other ways it seems that it will be almusi impoisibie lo yiuw 

 enough to supply this demand. If you do not know just what varieties lo plant I will be glad to assist you in making a selection best suited to your 



STRAWBERRY PLANTS 



CHESAPEAKE. Undoubtedly the most popular medium late berry grown 

 and^J/unequaM^qualtly. This is the medium late bln-°v''for "you "m'ymr mZ 



all. A large plant with hi.aUhy7oliace">vhk°"|m>l'' ' ' '' ■ "'■ ' " ■ • i ';!,".!'! 

 I.eautiful, ricll red hemes. Very firm, large with „., ■„., 



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PEACH TREES 



I am offering only a limited number of varieties; ones that ycu can depend on 

 giving you a Kood crop of fruit. The peach crop is sure if you give voir tree- 



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APPLE TREES 







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GRAPE VINES 



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RASPBERRIES 



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