Picking the Winners 
Early A grand old variety. A sure cropper under all condi- 
P H tions. Very productive, very profitable, widely adapted. 
rSITll^r Planting Premier is playing safe. 
Highest quality of all. Very productive — beautiful, large 
Fa f berries, becoming dark when full ripe. Buyers come 
QSTlflX back for more. Best for home garden, very profitable 
for quality trade. 
Dorsett 
Most profitable early berry we have ever grown. Under 
favorable conditions excels Premier in productiveness, 
size, beauty and profit, but not as widely adapted. Very 
fine quality. Try it. 
BLAKEMORE (light) is a fine early shipping berry grown mostly from Mary- 
land South although with proper spacing it may do well farther North. SOUTH- 
LAND is a fine home garden, local market berry for the South. 
Midseason Largest and most productive. Resembles Premier in size and 
sureness of crop, but berries are larger. Good quality, good 
shipper, good appearance. Best of midseason varieties. 
Seems more widely adapted than Big Joe. 
Catskill 
B. The best all around midseason berry except Catskill. A 
I Of J money maker for many growers, fine quality for the home 
' 3 »^ garden. As the name implies, Big Joe berries average large 
in size. Brings top prices on the market. Where Big Joe 
is not at its best try Catskill. ABERDEEN is very productive, berries large, 
light color, soft. Does best on heavier soils, nearby markets. 
L a f e The aristocrat of strawberries. Where it grows 
a. well no late variety will surpass it as a profit 
#>e^rNJ>^L/> maker. Equally good for shipping, local market 
fSSoDwClKS or home garden. If your soil does not suit 
Chesapeake, plant LUPTON for a large late ship- 
ping berry, WI. BELT for high quality, GANDY (with spacing) for extreme 
lateness. 
Everbearing Most popular and widely grown Everbearer. A strong 
grower. Berries large, good quality, good shippers, 
excellent for home use and most generally used when 
planting for profit. 
Mastodon 
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A newer variety. With us far better than Mastodon. More pro- 
ductive, more profitable, berries prettier, better shippers, equal in 
gfH quality. Try Gem. 
GREEN MOUNTAIN and WAYZATA are both fine. Their strong 
points are vigor, productiveness, appearance and quality. 
DELIVERED PRICES ON REQUEST— We hope that berry growers who 
may be uncertain about transportation costs will send us the list of 
varieties and quantities they are interested in. We will be glad to quote 
delivered prices. 
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