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ALLEN'S BOOK OF BERRIES— 1926 



New York from those whose health does not permit them to eat berries which are 

 in anv way tart or acid in quality. Price, 60c for 25 plants, 90c for 50 plants, SI. 50 

 for 100 plants. 



Parson's Beauty (Gibson). Same description as for Gibson. The varieties are 

 identical, being grown in some sections under one name and in others under the 

 other name. They produce large quantities of high quality berries which are deep 

 red in color and part easily from the cap, making them very fine for canning and 

 preserving. Price list, page 35. 



Sample. This is another old variety which has stood the test of time and still 

 ranked by many as the best late strawberry grown. The berries are uniform, 



PLANTS, SERVICE AND PRICES SATISFACTORY 



^ New London Co., Conn., Mar. 28, 1925. 

 My order 2749 has arrived. Your plants, service and prices are satisfactory to me. 



James S. Case. 



Wm. Belt, unsurpassed in quality 



