Lovett's Pot-Grown Strawberries are Best for the Home Garden 



Lovett's Pot- Grown Strawberries 



OVER ONE MILLION SOLD ANNUALLY 



POT-GROWN PLANTS FOR BEST RESULTS 



In order to yield a full crop during the next bearing season Strawberry plants should be well es- 

 tablished in the ground that they are to grow in before the frost comes. Planting them promptly 

 will enable them to get as good a start as possible before that time, and their root systems will 

 become well established and take much of the guess-work out of next year's yield. 



Ordinarily the heat and dry weather of late sum- 

 mer will retard the growth and development of 

 Strawberry plants, but Lovett's pot-grown plants 

 through their vigorous qualities are able to with- 

 stand adverse conditions and produce enormous 

 crops the next season. 



POT-GROWN SUPERIOR TO FIELD- 

 GROWN STRAWBERRIES 



Pot-Grown Strawberry plants are far superior 

 to field-grown inasmuch as they have a compact, 

 weli-developed, well-nourished root system which 

 will be able to take hold and thrive in almost 

 any soils and under any weather conditions. 



ONE MILLION POT-GROWN STRAW- 

 BERRIES SOLD YEARLY 



Lovett's Nursery has made a specialty of 

 pot-grown Strawberries for 50 years and has 

 been eminently successful in their culture and 

 shipping. Nearly a million of these ready-to- 

 grow plants are shipped every year to custom- 

 ers in all parts of the United States and 

 foreign countries. 



This illustration is a typical pot-grown 

 Strawberry plant, and you will note its sturdy 

 growth and fine root system; by setting such 

 plants in your garden you are assured of a 

 successful crop next June and throughout 

 the entire summer, providing Everbearing va- 

 rieties are planted. 



NOTE 



All our Strawberries are Pot-grown, have 

 sturdy roots and carefully packed. They pro- 

 duce the finest berries in any soil. 



This is the type of 

 "Pot-grown" Strawber- 

 ry Plant that will catch 

 up with the season, to 

 bear bountiful crops 

 next June. 



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