J. T. LOVETT. LITTLE SILVER. X. J. 



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GANDY 



Introduced by me in 1888 and now more 

 largely grown than any other variety. It 

 ripens late to very late — and the berries are 

 large to very large, bluntly conical, of the 

 firmest texture and bright flame-colored — 

 which color they retain until they decay; but 

 in flavor it is rather acid and not of the high- 

 est quality. It is very nearly perfect in vigor 



and growth of plant, yet it is but a moder- 

 ately productive varietj-, except under high 

 culture and upon very moist soil. It origi- 

 nated in a meadow in South Jersey and its 

 peculiarities are its preference for very moist 

 land and the fact that it usually jields more 

 bountifully the second than the first year. 



HERITAGE 



A long season variety — from early until very 

 late. Of New Jersey origin like the Gandy, 

 Stevens' Late, Gen. De Wet. Oom Paul, Reli- 

 ance, etc.: and is "another good one." Berries 

 of good size and very uniform — not so mam- 

 moth as some others — conical, deep shinin? 

 crimson, very handsome and of delicious 

 flavor. Plant a vigorous, rampant grower and 

 a prodigious yielder. An excellent variety. 



especially when space can be given to one 

 variety only. Doz. 7.5c.; 100, .$4.00. 



GEN. DE WET 



A very late varietj-, and very prolific. The 

 fruit stems are strong and sturdy, holding 

 from the ground the heavy load of fruit. The 

 berries are of great size, fine shape and color; 

 dark red and verj- glossy. Stands heat and 

 drought well and never "rusts" or blights. A 

 large, beautiful and valuable Strawberry. 



McKINLEY 



The richest and most luscious in quality of 

 any variety in cultivation, equalling in high 

 flavor and aroma, the wild Strawberry of our 

 childhood. Berries very large, handsome and 

 freely" produced on strong, healthy plants; 



ripens in midseason and is too tender in tex- 

 ture to endure shipment. It is preeminently 

 a variety for the home garden, and if con- 

 fined to a single variety, it is the one I 

 should plant for the table. Everybody who 

 enjoys fine Strawberries should plant this 

 variety. 



Price, except as notcff, 50c. per dozen; ■'j>2.o0 per hundred. 



