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Mo/iiUen4t Staiu QoAden GoUectlOHi 



Well adapted for heavy production of excellent berries in northern U. S. A. 

 and Canada, south about to the Ohio River Valley and southern Pennsylvania. 



PREMIER — host proof; sure crop every year 

 FAIRFAX — supreme in quality 



CAT8KILL — big crops of big berries; good for freezing 

 ROBINSON — beautiful bright color; large average size 



Collection E 100 plants, 28 oach of the 4 kinds (postpaid) 9 3.78 



CoUoction F 200 plants, 80 each of the 4 kinds (postpaid) 6.28 



Colloction G 400 plants, 100 oach of the 4 kinds (postpaid) 10.00 



Colloction H 1000 plants, 280 oach of the 4 kinds (postpaid) 20.00 



tor bmrries this year 



New methods of culture fsee page 2U will help you produce mora delicious 

 out of season berries, more pleasure, more profit from them. 



MASTODON — a good everbearer and a dependable spring 



cropper 

 GEM — beautiful, bright, tart berries, very productive 

 SUPERFECTION — much like Gem except possibly more vigor 

 and greater productiveness 



CoUection X 78 plants, 28 each of the 3 kinds (postpaid) $ 4.80 



CoUoetion Y 180 plants, 80 each of the 3 kinds (postpaid) 8.78 



Collection Z 300 plants, 100 oach of the 3 kinds (postpaid) 13.90 



P^CTDAID / ^^^®^ ^ collections by name. Collection A, Collection B, etc. 

 ^^^ 1 Collections postpaid anywhere in the U. S. A. at prices quoted. 



EASY FOR BEGINNERS 



Washington, D. C, March 11, 1952. "I have 

 only a tiny city garden. Your berries gave us all we 

 could eat for a month last summer plus some to give 

 away and 10 pints of preserves. Wish I had a really 

 big garden." « _j u u 



K«gina Hughei. 



Koseuisico Co., Ind., April 7, 1952. "The plants 

 we received from you two years ago were a won^ier- 

 ful success last year. We sold a great quantity and 



people said they were larger and better than they 

 got elsewhere. Sure tasted good out of our freezer 

 this winter!" Mr.. A. W. Donnlt. 



Oakland Co., Mieh., Jan. 10, 1952. *7ust a line 

 in stating the strawberries that we purchased last 

 year are making a most wonderful patch. Very proud 



of the plants." 



Franeot Tonny. 



