THE LOVETT COMPANY, LI7TTE SILVER, N. J. 

 ENORMOUS. TENNYSON. 



Anew rariety from Illinois that seems to be weU This has been sent out as a decided, truly everbearing 



named, since it is remarkable for its immense size. In variety. At its home in Arkansas it ripens first, it is 



general appearance it somewhat resembles Bubach I^o. g^id^ ^th Crescent and continues bearing from three 



5 but the plant is a better grower and the fruit is larger weeks, yielding heavily. There is then an inter- 



and very much firmer. Often variable in shape, deep n^ission of about two weeks, when the second crop be- 



crimson, very glossy, firm and solid; quality very good ^ ^^^^ and this continues without intermission so 



indeed. It is exceUent for canning, retaining its form ^^j^g weather continues favorable. TTith irrigation 



perfectly. The plant is a strong grower and abundant ^-^^^^^ ^ produce a succession of crops until early 



bearer, its foliage showing not the shghtest sign of rust. ^^^^^^ r^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^ 



It has givenimmense satisfaction wherever frmted and ^ extragood quahty. Plant is a vig- 



midoubtedJy teke a high rank^ Early. ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^ 



Doz., 40c; 100, 8I.0O; 1000, blO 00. ^^^^.^^ ^ ^^^p_ recommend it for trial 



Pot-grown, doz., (oc; 100, So.OO. especially in the home garden where its everbearing 



BISMARCK. character will make it of uncommon value. Doz., 50c: 



An improvement upon Bubach ISTo. 5, of which it is a 100, $2.00; 1000, 815.00. 



seedling. The plant resembles Bubach in general ap- QMr^l /ClAI I 



pearance but is more robust and stocky, with the same ^ol>lvJWo/\LL. 



ironclad foliage, and is even more productive. The A new variety of much promise resembling Warfield 



berries are very large, obtuse-conical, seldom or never in form and general appearance of berry. Medium to 



cockscombed, bright scarlet, firm and solid and of ex- large, of regular, conical shape, with short neck ; glossy 



cellent quality. It colors all over, with no green tijD, light crimson, very firm, good quality, rich sprightly 



and ships well. It requires rich, strong soil to enable it subacid. The plant is a strong grower and exceedingly 



to mature its immense crop of large berries. Midsea- productive. It is well worthy of an extended trial, 



son to late. Doz., 50c; 100, $2.00: 1000, 815.00. Midseason. Doz., 40c; 100, 81.50; 1000, 810.00. 



GENERAL LIST. 



Australian Everbearinff. Valuable for its long season of fruiting; productive. Early to late. 

 Bisel (P). Large, glossy crimson, firm, of good quality; productive. Early. - - - 

 Brandy wine. Extra large, handsome, firm and solid; very fine. Midseason to late. 

 Brunette. Medium to large, extra fine quality, productive. Midseason. . . . . 



Bubach {Xo. 0) P. Large, productive, popular. Profitable for near market. Midseason. 

 Chairs. Medium to large, very good; an enormous bearer. Early to midseason. 

 Chas. Downing^. An old favorite of high quality; productive. Midseason. . . . . 



Crescent (P). Very productive, medium, rather poor quality. Succeeds with little care: early. 

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

 Dayton. Large, handsome, good; exceeding prolific. One of the best. Early to midseason. 

 Eleanor. Large, firm, handsome, good quality. Productive on good soil. Early. 

 Enhance. Large, dark crimson, fine quality, productive. Home garden or market. Midseason. 

 Candy {First Seaso7i) . Large, handsome, fine. One of the best late. Requires rich soil. 

 Gardner. Large, crimson, very fii-m; productive. Profitable for shipping. Earlj'. 

 Greenville (P). Large, showy and productive under good treatment. Midseason. 

 Haverland (P). Profitable for near market. Large, productive, good on rich soil. Early. 

 Henry Ward Beecher. Large, firm, rich crimson; productive on good soil. Early to midseason. 

 Iowa Beauty (C/n7ds). Large, beautiful, good. Very desirable for the amateur. Midseason. 

 Jucunda Improved, Similar to old Jucunda with stronger plant; more productive. Midseason. 

 Lovett. Best standard market sort. Bright color, very firm, productive. Early to midseason. 

 Plarshall. Large size and fine fiavor. Desirable for family use. ISTeeds rich soil. Midseason. 

 IMeeks' Early. One of the earUest; productive, good, profitable for market. - - - - 



Oreg'on Everbearing. Desirable for its long season of fruit; large and good. . . . 



Parker Earle. Enormously productive and beai-s well in light, dry soil. Midseason. 

 Sharpless. Large, rather soft, good; popular. Needs rich soil. Midseason. 

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

 Smith's Seedling. Large, firm, fine. A heavy yielder on rich soil. Late. - _ . . 

 Tennessee Prolific. Large, good quality: very productive. Valuable. Early to midseason. 

 Timbrell (P). Large, dark crimson, firm, high quality; needs rich soil. A fancy berry. Late. 

 TubbS. Large, firm, fine quality ; productive and endures drought well. Earh'. 

 Warfield {Xo. 2) P. Productive of medium size berries; firm, profitable. Early to midseason. 

 White Novelty, An Alpine variety ; productive, sweet, excellent. . . . . . 



Wilson, The old, well-known market sort; large and productive on good soil. Early. 



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