46 Berry Plants 



LOVETT^S NURSERY, Inc. 



STRAWBERRIES (Layer Plants) 



Orders calling for Strawberry plants (layers) will 

 be_ shipped from our Delaware Nurseries. We have 

 t}iis season much the largest supply of Strawberries 

 that we have ever had at any time. 



All varieties offered have "perfect flowers." 



For hill culture in the family garden, plant in 

 rows 2 feet apart and the plants a foot apart in the 

 rows, cutting off all runners as they appear. If to be 

 allowed to grow in matted rows, set the plants in 

 rows 3 feet apart and the plants 1 foot apart in 

 the rows. 



All varieties, unless otherwise noted, 

 selected layer plants, 100 $1.00, 1000 $6.00 



Aberdeen. Produces huge crops of big, rather soft, 

 attractive Strawberries. Midseason. 



Aroma. Late. Large, round, glossy red berries. 

 Very productive. 



Bellmar. Alidseason. Vigorous grower. Produces 

 heav}' yield. 



Blakemore. Very early. Firm, Hght red berries. 



Bubach. Midseason. Big, red berries. 



Big Joe. Late. Popular old favorite. 



Big Late. Very late. Big, shapely berries. Delicious. 



Brandywine. Midseason. Large berries, high 

 quahty. 



Chesapeake. Late. A splendid son. 



Cooper. Early. Large berries of high quahty. 



Corsican. Midseason. Large, A good all-around 

 sort. 



Camripbeirs Early. Very early. Beautiful big 

 berries. 



DorSOtt. F^scent introduction which is destined 

 ' to lead the commercial field as an early 



berry. Large, firm, and of perfect quahty. 100 



SI. 25, 1000 S8.00. 



EeU?ly Jersey Giant. Extra early. Extra large, high 

 quahty. 



f £^]_y£^3^^ Early to midseason. Another recent 



introduction. Rich flavor, large and 



very firm. 100 SI. 25, 1000 S8.00. 



Strawberry, Mastodon 



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Strawberry, Dorsett 

 (Two-thirds natural size) 



Gandy. Late. An old favorite. 

 Glen Mary. Midseason. Very productive. 

 Howard No. 17. Early. A dehcious variety. 

 Heflin Early. Very early. Good for table or nearby 

 markets. 



Klondyke. Early. Dark red, mild and dehcious 

 berries. 



Lupton. Late. Excellent market berry. 



Marshall. Midseason. High quality old favorite. 



Missionary. Early to midseason. Large, firm ber- 

 ries. Matures early. 



New York. Midseason. Very sweet berries. 



Nick Ohmer. Medium late. Handsome, glossy red 

 globes with bright green caps. 



Premier. Early. An old favorite. 



Ridgley. Early. Excellent shipper with large, firm 

 fruit. 



Sample. Late. Large and firm, excellent above the 

 Carohnas. 



Senator Dunlap. Midseason. V^ery productive. 



Success. Early. Mild rich flavor. 



Tennessee. Midseason. Large, bright red, firm 



berries. Heavy crops. 

 Uncle Jim. Midseason. Large. A good all-around 



sort. 



Warfield. Early. Grand old variety with firm fruit. 



Good shipper. 

 Washington. Late. Recent introduction. Firm, 



dehcious. 



William Belt. Midseason. Quahty superb. 



EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 

 (Layer Plants) 



Gem. New; producing bright, sparkhng red berries, 

 uniformly large in size. They are sohd red to the 

 center, juicv, dehciously sweet and vet}' free from 

 acid. 100 S1.50, 1000 SIO.OO. 



Lucky Strike. Fruit of good quahty and appear- 

 ance; a fairly heavv bearer, though not a vigorous 

 grower. 100 SI. 50^ 1000 SIO.OO. 



Mastodon. "The Wonderberry." Largest, most 

 dehcious and heaviest yielding of all Everbearing 

 sorts. Firm in texture. Good shipper. 100 SI. 50, 

 1000 SIO.OO. 



Progressive. Popular, with two large crops, one in 

 June and a second which lasts throughout the 

 Falh 100 S1.25, 1000 S8.00. 

 shipment is desired by parcel post) 



