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EARLY JERSEY GIANT — Van Fleet 

 No. 10 



Ripens with the very earliest, with St. Louis, 

 Early Ozark, etc. Berries very large, brilliant scar- 

 let-crimson, conical with pointed tip, colors all over 

 at once, has delightful aroma and rich, mild wild 

 Strawberry fla vor. Large light green calax or 

 "burr," hence exceedingly showy and attractive. 

 Blossoms large, open, rather late and staminate. 

 Plant a strong grower with large leaves on long 

 pliant stems and a heavy yielder. The largest 

 and best very early variety. 



Mr Frank P. Jones, of Burhngton County, New 

 Jersey, a Strawberry grower of long and wide ex- 

 perience, on May 12th wrote "In October last (1912) 

 I received from you some strawberry planes of Early 

 Jersey Giant and Late Jersey Giant. I picked some 

 ripe berries from the Early Giants on Monday, May 

 12th, the same day I picked the first St. Louis. 

 The Early Giant berries were as large as Fairfield 

 Giant and a week earlier. As an early berry, the 

 Early Jersey Giant is in a class by itself." Mr. 

 Chas. E. Wickes, of Dutchess County, New York 

 says, "The Early Jersey Giant is a valuable acquisi- 

 tion to the strawberry world. It is a full week 

 ahead of anything else I have" Dozen, $1.00; 100, ?60IJ. 



LATE JERSEY GIANT — Van Fleet 

 No. 1 4 



A very late variety and the largest and best late 

 Strawberry. It undoubtedly has blood of the Gaudy 

 in it, but it is superior to that grand old variety 

 in every way— the berries being larger, infinitely 

 superior in quality, even more brilliant in color, more 

 beautiful and produced in far greater numbers. The 

 berries are of immense size— truly mammoth— heart 

 shaped with broad blunt apex and exceptionally 

 uniform in shape and size; surface smooth and glossy, 

 bright flame-color, meaty texture (the berries do not 

 bleed when handled as ao those of other varieties)— 

 quality mild, rich and sweet with the flavor and aro- 

 ma of the wild berry very pronounced. Calyx bright 

 green and unusually large— like the Gaudy but larger. 

 I regard it as the most beautiful Strawberry I have 

 ever seen. Blossoms appear late, are very large, 

 strongly staminate and are held above the foliage. 

 Plant of large proportions with large rather light 

 green leaves held upright on stifC stems. The berries 

 are produced in clusters of six to a dozen, are usually 

 held from the earth on remarkably large, strong 

 fruit stalks. The yield is enormous— so great in fact, 

 that at the height of the season one can pick ten 

 quarts without stopping. (See Illustration Page 3). 

 Dozen, $l.uO; 100, $6.00. 



GENERAL LIST 







POT GROWN PLANTS 







Doz 



100, 



1000 



Greatly preferred by many. They transplant 



without 



ABUNRANCE 



75 



$3 00 



$25 



00 



loss and if planted in autumn and given protection 



ABINGTON 



25 



60 



3 



50 



in winter, or planted in early spring, 



they w 



11 yield 



BARRYMORE 



25 



60 



4 



00 



a partial crop of nice berries next June; 



the everbearing 



BRANDYWINE 



25 



60 



3 



50 



varieties continuing to fruit throughout the summer and 



CARDINAL (P) 



25 



60 



3 



50 



autumn. 



Doz. 



100 



CHIPMAN 



25 



60 



3 



50 



BARRYMORE $ 



50 



$3 00 



DEW DROP 



40 



2 00 



15 



00 



BRANDYWINE 



50 



3 00 



EARLY OZARK 



25 



CO 



3 



50 



CHESAPEAKE 



50 



3 50 



GANDY 



25 



60 



3 



50 



CHIPMAN 



50 



j 50 



GOLDEN GATE 



25 



50 



4 



00 



EARLY JERSEY GIANT 



1 25 



8 00 



HERITAGE 



25 



60 



4 



00 



EARLY OZAK 



50 



3 00 



HUB 



35 



1 50 



10 



00 



EDMUND WILSON 



1 50 



12 OG 



HUNDRED DOLLAR 



25 



60 



3 



50 



FENDALL (P) 



50 



3 00 



LOVETT 



25 



60 



4 



00 



GANDY 



50 



3 00 



McKINLEY 



25 



75 



5 



00 



GOLDEN GATE 



50 



3 00 



MORNING STAR 



25 



75 



5 



00 



GOV. FORT 



50 



3 00 



MYRTLE MURRELL 



40 



1 50 



10 



00 



HERITAGE 



50 



3 00 



PEARL 



50 



3 00 



25 



00 



HUB 



50 



3 00 



PINEAPPLE 



25 



60 



4 



00 



HUNDRED DOLLAR 



50 



3 00 



RICHMOND Jamestown 25 



60 



4 



00 



LATE JERSEY GIANTT 



1 25 



8 00 



ST. LOUIS 



25 



60 



3 



50 



MCKINLEY 



50 



3 00 



SENATOR DUNLAP 



25 



60 



3 



50 



MORNING STAR 



50 



3 00 



SILVER COIN 



25 



60 



4 



00 



PEARL 



1 00 



5 00 



STEVENS' LATE 











SILVER COIN 



50 



3 GO 



""HAMPION 



25 



60 



3 



Of^ 



STEVEN' LATE 



50 



3 ,00 



THREE WS 



25 



60 



4 



00 



SUCCESS 



50 



3 00 



U. S. KING EDWARD 25 



60 



3 



50 



THREE Ws 



50 



3 00 



WILLIAM BELT 



25 



60 



3 



50 



U. S. KING EDWARD 



50 



3 00 



EVERBEARING 



STRAWBERRIES 





WILLIAM BELT 



SO 



3 00 





Doz 



100 



1000 



EVFRBEARING 







AMERICUS 



75 



$3 50 



$25 



00 



AMERICUS 



1 00 



5 00 



AUTUMN P 



50 



2 00 



15 



00 



AUTUMN (P) 



75 



4 00 



PAN AMERICAN 



75 



4 00 



30 



00 



IOWA 



1 00 



5 00 



PRODUCTIVE (P) 



75 



3 :o 



25 



00 



PAN AMERICAN 



1 00 



6 00 



PROGRESSIVE 2 



00 



10 00 



75 



00 



PRODUCTIVE (P) 



1 00 



5 00 



SUPERB 



75 



3 50 



25 



00 



PROGRESSIVE 



2 00 



10 00 













SUPERB 



1 00 



5 00 



4 



