PICKING THE WINNERS 



^ Bird's-eye View of ttie Best 



CUiiy -pj-^Q g^fg early strawberry. Frost Proof. Has never missed a 



P^QjFMJII^Q crop. Very productive, profitable in all northern and middle 

 l^|m rlWIIrIC states. After 41 years still the most widely planted strawberry 

 in the north. 



^■■|^||%pi A new one from New York, making fine record in Premier ter- 

 tlVlv IKt ritory. Empire excels Premier in size, quality, firmness and 

 ■ imfc beauty; equal in vigor and productiveness. 



The top-quality berry. Quite productive. Berries large, firm, 

 L A I DF A jf beautiful, becoming dark when full ripe. Ideal berry for home 

 IF^IImrF^^V garden. Very profitable for roadside market, fancy trade. High 



quality brings repeat sales. Widely adapted. North and Middle 



South. Where quality tells, Fairfax sells 1 



MB^MiMM^^B^Bi ^ great shipping berry for the southern and lower mid- 



Dl A l( ClUl^lDC die states. Most widely grown of all varieties. Light, 

 DLnlVCIflwImC tart, firm and attractive. Experts predict DIXIELAND 



will largely replace Blakemore. Dixieland berries larger 

 than Blakemore, equal for shipping and processing. 



The leading midseason berry. Heaviest producer of any lead- 



mji »t ing variety — more big berries. Good quality, firm, attractive, 



fl^fuSCuSOu excellent for freezing. Virus free plants now available regain 



^ — V#^l#ll I original Catskill vitality and productiveness. Adapted from 



■ ^A|^|f II I Canada south to Missouri and North Carolina. Best midseason 

 V^% I ^#l%IHi berry — it's safe. BIG JOE, a fine old variety. Still vigorous 



after many years of bearing. Berries big, good. 



Strongest grower on our list — healthy too. Berries 

 m^^^0k m ■ i^^^iv M #• light, large, firm, tart, attractive, and oh so many! 

 P|lj A UlJ^J I A ^ In two years Pocahontas popularity has zoomed! 



■ WV#^llwH ■ f^l# TEMPLE— first introduced as red stele resistant 



variety. Excellent quality for home or market. Good 

 shipper. 



Our most profitable commercial berry. 

 l^dfQ Our favorite of all recent introductions. 



Excellent for home garden, super-duper 

 TCMMECCrC DC A I ITV ^^r freezing. Adapted middle South to 

 ICIlllCjdCC DCMU I I middle North. Our record here: 12,700 



quarts per acre. 



■^#^Q|^|f) #^1^1 Berries very large, light, attractive. They bring top prices. 

 K IIK||\|^II|\| Becoming very popular in northern and upper middle 



states. Plants easy to grow, very productive. 



^ ■% M Q |# I W Extra vigorous virus-free plants now available. Red stele re- 



jt^ElIm |\ I f sistant. A quality and quantity producer for northern states. 



Very vigorous, very productive. Berries medium size, excellent 



quality, rich red clear through — becoming popular for freezing. 



A D AAllDC Blakemore x Aroma. Very large, very productive, very prom- 

 f^lmfflwlmt ising. Well worth trying. 



Everbearing 



^1 lUPUPP^^I^^I^I World's greatest everbearer. Our first choice of 

 jy |^P|CPPI I I^/PI them all because it is easiest to grow and most 



productive of fall berries. Your best bet for ber- 

 ries this year. 



