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WASHINGTON (Per). A new 'ate variety intr-oduced recently in Michigan, 

 called the Honey Sweet Strawberry by its introducer and highly recommended by them. 

 We have found it to be a good plant maker, fairly productive of medium sized, dark 

 red berries of somewhat irregular shape, but we believe it like Wm. Belt, better suited 

 to the climatic conditions further north. Give them a trial. 



AROMA. A wonderful alet variety ex- 

 tensively planted in all sections of the 

 country; makes a vigorous plant growth; 

 produces large crops of beautiful, almost 

 perfect shape berries, light red with a 

 green cap that are sure to bring good 

 prices in your market whether you sell 

 locally or ship to distant markets for the 

 fruit is very firm and will reach the mar- 

 ket in perfect condition. They are the 

 most popular late berry grown in the South 

 and many of our old customers have found 

 Aroma one their best money-makers. 



Fine Plants 



Nicholson, Pa., May 14, 1932. 

 Gentlemen: 



The several thousand plants ordered 

 from you arrived in fine shape. They are 

 a fine lot of plants. I have used your 

 plants for many years and I feel you 

 should have no trouble in selling such 

 wonderful plants as you send out. 



Yours truly, John Sweitzer. 



Proud of Rayner's Big Joe 



Forest, Va., March 2, 1932. 

 Gentlemen : 



Just a line to advise you that the Big 

 Joes arrived 0. K. They are fine plants 

 and I am proud of them. Thanking you 

 very much and wishing you a large busi- 

 ness, I am Yours truly, 



J. J. Seibert. 



BIG LATE. The plant growth of this 

 variety is very vigorous, produces hand- 

 some uniform berries, bright red with 

 yellow seeds and a medium size green 

 cap which makes them very attractive. 

 The blossoms are imperfect, will mate well 

 with Big Joe and Aroma. 



They are very heavy producers, almost 

 equal to Premier, are firm and good ship- 

 pers therefore we believe this will be a 

 profitable berry to raise. 



Will Tell Friends About Rayner's 

 Mastodon 



Frankfort, Ky., May 20, 1932, 

 Dear Sirs: 



Received the 1000 Mastodon Strawberry 

 plants some time ago. Have had very 

 dry weather since I set them out but 

 scarcely any of them have died. I .iust 

 wish that I could afford to put out a few 

 more thousand. If I ever do, I shall get 

 them from you and I will tell all mv 

 friends about you. With best regards, I 

 am Very respectfully yours, 



John A. Pierce, 



Mastodon Arrive In Fine Shape 



Colebrook, N. H., May 24, 1932. 

 Dear Sirs: 



The Mastodon plants I ordered from 

 you arrived in fine shape. Thanks for the 

 extra ones. Shall place all mv future or- 

 ders with you. Yours truly, 



Mrs, Edith M. Hook. 



The A B C In Buying Plants 



We believe it pays to buy your plants, not only because selling plants 

 is our business but if you are considering setting plants from your frunting 

 beds think of 



(a) The money you would receive from these plants during the two or three years 

 that you could fruit them. 



(b) The trouble and expense of digging and cleaning the plants with inexperienced 

 help, from heavy and sticky soil, they can not be planted as quickly or as well 

 as the thoroughly cleaned and evenly bunched plants we can furnish you, and 

 they are sure not to give as good results, also the invigorating effects that come 

 from a change of soil and climate will almost always give a very marked gain. 



(c) You can have them right at hand as soon as spring opens, which gives you the bene- 

 ficial effects of early planting; and early planting is the surest road to success 

 in growing strawberries. 



(d) The advantage of having plants grown in light soil, fed and cultivated to give 

 them a vigorous root system that will stand drought, bred to produce the heaviest 

 possible yield. All this is done under our personal supervision, from the tim.^ 

 our plants are set until packed and shipped to you, 



DON'T YOU THINK OUR PLANTS COST LESS? 



