STRAWBERRY PLANTS OF QUALITY 



Pry or 's Highland Plants 



Have a well developed root 

 system that makes them grow and 

 produce results for our custom- 

 ers. 



Don't you think it will pay you 

 to plant this kind this spring. 



SET STRAWBERRY PLANTS EARLY 



Set strawberry plants early — just as soon as the ground can be 

 worked. The natural time to set all plants is in the early spring. 

 Everything in nature takes on new life at this time, and your 

 plants will do much better planted then than at any other time 

 for the following reasons: 



1 — The plants are dormant during the winter and just start 

 putting out new foliage and will stand handling better than at 

 any other time; also there is much less foliage and can be packed 

 in much smaller packages and transportation charges will be less. 



2 — Plants set in early spring, before the sun gets hot, will en- 

 able them to get started much earlier. Then, there is plenty of 

 moisture at this time, something every plant must have to live, in- 

 suring a good stand, if properly set and enables plant to get a good 

 start before the dry weather sets in. 



3 — Plants will do better set early in the spring without a fer- 

 tilizer than when set late in the spring with fertilizer; or, in 

 other words, an early planting without fertilizer is better than a 

 three or four weeks' later planting with a light application of 

 fertilizer. Then you will have them set, too, before the rush of the 

 spring work comes on. 



Be sure to set your plants early this spring. I would advise 

 ordering plants shipped early about 10 days or two weeks before 

 you intend plainting, and you can heel them in and have them there 

 ready to set when the weather is just right for setting. 



