STRA W BERRIES. 



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BISEL (P). EPP1NG (Yankee Doodle) P. 



A very promising new variety, much resembling its From Vermont and sent out as of large size, prolific, 



parent, the Wilson, in earliness, firmness and product- handsome, and of high quality: plant of vigorous 



iveness, combined with large size and excellent quality, growth and extremely hardy. All strawberries with 



The plant is all that can be desired in growth, hardi- us are hardy and although this has proved vigorous at 



ness and foliage, being large, robust and productive. Monmouth it was not prolific and the berries were de- 



The fruit maintains its large size to the last picking, cidedly indifferent in appearance and size. We were 



borne on stout trusses, is very uniform in shape and much disappointed with it and cannot see any excuse 



size and of bright, glossy crimson. Well worthy of for its introduction. Ripens early. Doz., 35c; 100, 



trial. Early. Doz., 35c; 100, $1.50; 1000, $10.00. $1.00; 1000, $5.00. 



GENERAL LIST. 



If to be sent by mail add 25c. per hundred for postage; at thousand rates by express only. Post free at 



dozen rates. Doz. 100 1000 



Australian Everbearing. Valuable for its long season of fruiting; productive. Early to late. 35 $1 00 So 00 



Beder Wood (Racster). Medium, bright crimson, moderately firm, good; productive. Early. 35 50 2 50 



Beverly. Requires rich soil and good culture. Large, firm, excellent. Midseason to late. 25 50 3 00 



Bubach (No. 5), P. Large, productive, popular. Profitable for near market. Midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Chairs. Enormous bearer, medium to large, good. Near market or home use. Early to midseason. 25 50 3 00 



C has. Downing. An old favorite of the highest quality ; productive. For home use. Midseason. 25 50 2 50 



Crescent (P). Very productive, medium, rather poor quality. Succeeds with little care. Early. 25 50 2 25 



Cumberland. Large, fine, round. One of the best for home use. Early to midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Dayton. Large, handsome, good; exceedingly prolific. One of the best. Early to midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Enhance. Large, dark crimson, fine quality ; productive. For home garden or market. Midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Candy (First Season). Large, handsome, fine. One of the best late. Requires rich soil. 25 50 3 00 



Greenville (P). Large, showy and productive under good treatment. Midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Haverland (P) . Profitable for near market. Large, productive, good. Requires heavy soil. Early. 25 50 3 00 



Hoffman. Productive; medium size; valuable for the South. Early. 25 50 2 50 



Iowa Beauty (Childs). Large, beautiful, good. Very desirable for the amateur. Midseason. 25 75 4 00 



Jucunda Improved. Similar to the old Jucunda with stronger plant and more productive. Midseason. 25 75 3 50 



LOVETT. Best standard market sort. Bright color, very firm, productive. Early to late. 25 50 3 00 



Weeks' Early. One of the earliest, productive, good; profitable for market. 25 75 3 50 



Oregon Everbearing". Desirable for its long season of fruit; large and good. 35 1 00 5 00 



Parker Earle. Enormously productive and bears well in light, dry soil. One of the best Midse'n. 35 1 00 5 00 



Pearl. Profitable and desirable; needs no petting. Good size and productive. Early. 25 75 3 50 



Phillips' Seedling. Large, irregular. Resembles Sharpless but more productive; Midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Princeton Chief (P). Good grower but unproductive, irregular and small; firm, good. Midseason. 25 75 3 50 



Regina (P). Large, good flavor; productive. Excellent for home use. Late. 25 75 3 50 



Sharpless. Large, rather soft, good; popular. Needs rich soil. Midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Shuckless (Mt. Vernon or Kirkwood). So renamed because the shuck parts readily from the berry. 25 75 3 50 



Shuster's Gem (P). Large, productive and of good quality. Early to midseason. 25 50 3 00 



Smith's Seedling. Large, firm, fine. A heavy yielder on rich soil. Late. 25 50 3 00 



Ter.nessee Prolific. Large, good quality, productive. Very valuable. Early to midseason. 25 75 3 00 



Van Deman. Somewhat resembles Wilson, but not sufficiently productive. Early. 25 75 3 50 



War lie Id (No. 2) P. Very productive of medium sized berries: firm, profitable. Early to midseason. 25 50 2 50 



White Novelty. An Alpine variety; productive, sweet, excellent. " 35 75 5 00 



Wilson. Well known market sort; large and productive on good soil. Early. 25 50 2 50 



POT CROWN PLANTS. The largest and finest strawberries are obtained 

 from Pot Grown Plants and to gratify those who take a pride in their gardens 

 and wish the very finest fruit we have grown a supply of Pot Grown Plants of 

 the finest varieties. They produce a goodly crop of fruit the first season and 



are just the thing for produc- 

 ing berries for exhibition. 

 Their cost is a little more than 

 layer or ordinary plants but 

 * this is largely offset by the 

 fact that they can be planted 

 at any time — even in the hot- 

 est and dryest weather or very late in the season without loss; as each plant has a " ball " of earth adhering to 

 the roots. Pot Grown Plants are mailed free at dozen rates if desired. 



In addition to the varieties offered on pages 4 to 6 inclusive we can supply the following pot grown: 



Bubach (No. 5) P. 

 Chas. Downing. 

 Chairs. * 

 Cumberland. 



Doz. 

 50 

 50 

 50 

 50 



100 

 $2 50 

 2 50 



2 50 



3 00 



Dayton. 



Candy (First Season). 

 Jucunda Improved. 

 Lovett. 



Doz. 

 50 

 50 

 50 

 50 



100 



S3 00 



2 50 



3 00 

 2 50 



Parker Earle. 

 Sharpless. 

 Shuster s Gem. 



Doz. 

 50 

 50 

 50 



100 

 S3 50 

 2 50 

 250 



// to be sent by mail add 50 cents per 100 to prices quoted. Mailed free at dozen rates if desired. 



