Best 



for 



Late 



in the 



Middle 



States 



TENNESSEE BEAUTY 



Tennessee Beauty is an old variety discovered in Tennessee in 1933. The berries 

 ore medium to large in size when moisture is adequate and the plants are not too 

 thick. Under good conditions Tennessee Beauty berries are as beautiful as any we 

 have seen. (See color picture) The caps are outstanding in color and appearance 

 and come off quite easily. In fact they cap so easily that they are sometimes subject 

 to criticism when picked for the fresh market. 



Tennessee Beauty is excellent for shipping and firm enough so that short delays 

 in picking because of weather or help result in very little loss of fruit. The berries are 

 rated among the best for freezing and processing. 



Tennessee Beauty plants are very healthy and quite productive. The foliage is resistant to 

 leaf spot and other disorders. The plants produce runners very freely and some thinning is 

 helpful to maintain berry size. 



Tennessee Beauty has been grown extensively in Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland and 

 other middle states. We think that it is slipping as a variety but feel it is still the best choice 

 as a late variety in the middle states. 



We have a fine supply of well rooted Tennessee Beauty plants. Price list page 32. 



ARMORE 



Armore is a Missouri variety that came out in 1938. The berries are large, irregular, wedge 

 shaped with Ught flesh and medium firmness. They are of good dessert quality and remind you 

 somewhat in appearance of Catskill. Later berries are not as irregular as the first ones and are 

 of a more round-conic shape. 



Armore is a variety suitable for both commercial and home garden use because the berries 

 not only hove a fine dessert quality but rate high as a freezing berry also. The berries do darken 

 somewhat upon holding. 



Armore plant growth is vigorous and it produces plenty of runners for a good fruiting bed. 

 As a variety it is quite productive and widely adapted, having produced some amazing yields in 

 the midwest. We have excellent reports of Armore here in Maryland. As a large, productive, late 

 variety in the middle states you cannot go wrong with Armore. Price list page 32. 



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