LOVETT'S NURSERY, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. 

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June -Bearing Strawberries 



(Continued) 



Pot-grown Plants, ^1.00 per dozen, ^7.00 per 100, except 

 as noted. On lots of 500 plants or more of any one variety 

 we will grant a special discount of 10% from 100 rates. 



Charles I ^^^^ is an extra early berry, being one of the 



■ first varieties to mature; produces large crops 



of evenly shaped berries of fine color and appearance. Extra 

 heavy root system enables this variety to withstand drought 

 better than other sorts. 



Chesaoeake Late. A vote of canners, market growers, 



— or home users would undoubtedly prove 



that Chesapeake is the undisputed ruler of its period in 

 ponula rity. No quality which adds to Strawberry satisfac- 

 tion is lacking. The berry is beautiful in appearance, be- 

 ing very large, uniform in size and shape, and of a bright 

 red, with no unsightly green tips. The flavor is simply de- 

 licious, either raw or canned, and, for a large berry, the 

 flesh is unusually firm. The healthy foliage of this plant 

 is very nearly frost proof. On fairly rich, loamy soil, with 

 a bit of care this variety cannot fail to satisfy. Pot-grown 

 Plants, ^1.25 per dozen; ^8.00 per 100. 



CoOOer E^^ly to midseason. Big, sweet berries over a 



=- long fruiting period. Succeeds best on well 



drained soil. Pot-grown Plants, ^1.25 per dozen; ^8.00 per 

 100. 



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SPECIAL OFFER 



Of the Three Van Fleet Hybrid Strawberries 



We will send a dozen each (36 in all) of the three wonderful 

 Van Fleet Hybrids, Early Jersey Giant, John H. Cook and 

 Edmund Wilson (all pot-grown), for ^4.00, or twenty-five of 



each, for ^7.50. 



COOPER 



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