Most Widely Planted Strawberry 



Surecrop 



PREMIER 



(orHoioardn) 



BIA VIELDS 

 DIV PROFITS 



THE FROST PROOF 

 EARLY STRAWBERRY 



I'REMIER leads all yt^a^ybel•l•y varieties in total acreage throughout the Northeast. 

 From the southern range of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the most northern States — In 

 Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, New England and areas of similar climate — PREMIER is 

 sure to be included in the plantings of large berry growers. 



Strawberry beds from Rayner's "Sure-Crop" PREMIER will make a crop under the 

 most trying conditions. They are as nearly frost-proof as a strawberry can be and no other 

 variety has proved more reliable and productive over the past 26 years. 



Profit from the experience of thousands of successful growers. Be sure to include some 

 PREMIER in your plant order I 



This year we are offering a new strain of VIRUS FREE PREMIER. 

 The parent stock was furnished us bv the U. S. Department of Agriculture, 

 J'.clrsvinc Maryland. 



Tliis virus free strain is a nuicli more vigorous grower tlian any other 

 IM-cmier. When they are growing tliroughout the summer the plants look 

 like a different variety, however, the l)erries are much the same as regular 

 Premier at harvest, runners somewhat larger and are more productive. 



T..\RC;e BKRRIES — Fruit runs large to very large at first pickings to 

 nifdium toward end of a long fruiting season. 



GOOD QUALITY— Bright red berries ripen evenly and natural gloss! - 

 iH>ss is set off by healthy green caps. Good market berry; satisfactory 

 freezer. 



Rayner Brothers Success Has Been Built 

 Around Our Famous Premier Strain 



Premier Prices 



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There is no long waiting between 

 PLANTING AND PROFITS 



[with strawberries. Plants set this Spring will] 

 {make a good cash crop next Spring. 



Be sure to plant Strawberries this Spring! 



H.\S NICE IVVTCII 



Mt. Pleasant. Pa. 

 1 l)ouglit some strawberry plants from 

 you last spring, they are doing very good, 

 will have a nice patch for this year. In 

 lit^.l I got some Premier plants from you 

 certainly had a fine crop. Sold .*?4:j.~).()() 

 w(»rtli of berries, beside what we used and 

 it was less than l/G of an acre. 



.lohn P.. Tru.xel 



PLANTING SUCCESS BEGINS WITH PLANTS FKO.M KAYNEK BROTHERS 



