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J. T. LOVETT, INC., LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 



GENERAL LIST OF VARIETIES 



Price, pot-grown plants, dozen, 75c.; 100, $5.00, except as noted. 



For price in lots of 500 plants or more, please mail list, stating number of each variety 

 desired, and lowest quotations will be promptly given by letter. 



The weight when packed for shipment by parcel post is 3 lbs. per dozen; 24 lbs. per 100. 



BARRYMORE.— A superb variety. The 

 bluntly conical berries are of large size, 



beautiful to look upon, firm and meaty 

 and are of surpassing quality — rich and 

 sugary. The color is rich dark crimson 

 (which it' holds unchanged after picked), with 

 glossy surface; the flesh is deep red. Valuable 

 alike for the home garden and for market 

 growing. Midseason to late. 



BRANDYWINE.— An old and popular va- 

 riety of general adaptability. The berries are 



large, blunty conical, uniform, bright crim- 

 son, firm and of good flavor. Plant of vigor- 

 ous growth and prolific. For good results it 

 requires deep, rich soil and plenty of manure, 

 ^idseason. 



I CHESAPEAKE (Pride of Red Bank).— 



Upon soil and under conditions that exactly 

 suit it, this is indeed a wonderful variety. It 

 will not succeed upon thin, sandy soil but re- 

 quires loam or clay-loam; and demands high 

 culture. The berries are uniform and beauti- 

 ful, with smooth, even surface and prominent 

 seeds. The celor is bright, lively crimson and 

 the prevailing form is heart-shaped. Flesh 



firm, quality very good. Plants vigorous and 

 healthy with large foliage but multiply spar- 

 ingly. Midseason until quite late. If one has 

 the right kind of land and will give it high 

 culture; it is an excellent variety; otherwise, 

 it is better to plant some other variety. Dozen, 

 $1.00; 100, $6.00. 



CAMPBELL'S EARLY.— The berries are 

 uniform in size and shape throughout the 

 season, are bluntly conical, firm for an early 



variety and bright flame crimson in color. 

 Plant a strong robust grower and very pro- 

 lific. Highly commended at the meeting of 

 our State Horticultural Society. 



"The Superb Strawberry did more for me than you 

 claim for the variety. Last spring it was very cold and 

 wet — we had snow on June 20th for a day and a night, 

 yet the Superb plants on July 1st looked like a basket of 

 fruit with just enough leaves showing for decoration. 

 They were admired and enjoyed by all our family and 

 friends."—/. T. Wallace (Idaho). 



