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All are free-growing varieties, making a fine fruiting row with lots of medium to small 
plants — often need some thinning or restriction of runners for best crops. 
All three are late shipping berries — firm enough to ship as far as necessary. Gandy 
slightly later than the others. 
All three bear beautiful berries of large size and bright color so that they bring top, or * 
near top prices on the market. 
None of the three is of top quality, although Aroma and Gandy are better than 
Lupton, which is of rather poor quality. 
All three are moderately productive, Gandy being about like Chesapeake, the shyest 
bearer of the three. Lupton and Aroma usually bear about like Big Joe or Fairfax — less 
than Catskill. 
Lupton, Gandy and Aroma have all stood the test of time and have proved themselves 
profitable commercial varieties. 
Their adaptation is interesting and important. 
Lupton — Delaware, New Jersey, Eastern parts of Maryland and Pennsylvania, Long 
Island — to some extent a little farther west and south. 
Gandy — most of the Lupton states, but extending definitely farther North and West. 
Aroma— Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and Southern parts of Illinois, 
Indiana and Ohio. Very few Aroma grown in Eastern States. 
We have a fairly adequate stock of high grade plants of all three — Lupton, Gandy 
and Aroma. They are recommended chiefly for those who know and have grown and 
like them. Price list, page 31. 
Lupton — a profitable 
late shipping berry 
