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HAVERLAND. A medium early variety of fine 

 appearance. Berries are medium to large, rich, bright 

 red. long and pointed, and very tempting in appearance. 

 Will thrive in any soil and under almost all conditions, 

 dark, leaves long, lots of stiong runners formed, crops 

 are nearly always large. One of the most valuable for 

 commercial planting. Should be well pollenized by 

 other kinds growing near. 



KLONDYKE. Berries uniform, shapely, rich dark 

 red, mild and delicious, very juicy, and handsome, sell 

 quickly. We show it in natural colors on the back cover 

 of this book. This is an expensive thing to do, but we 

 wanted our customers who were not famiUar with it, 

 to have a chance of seeing how fine it really is. Plants 

 make a remarkable growth, are tall, compact, stalks 

 strong, leaves light green. Abundant runners and an 

 unusual number of crowns. Yields are wonderful. 

 Blossoms are perfect but do not fully fertilize themselves 



and need other sorts near. The name is suggestive of 

 the results this variety brings — often a gold mine would 

 fall behind this Strawberry in bringing profits. Our 

 best paying early berry. 



MILLIONAIRE. Though new, has been growti afid 

 thoroughly tested beside other good sorts with entire 

 satisfaction in every respect. Berry medium size, dark, 

 rich red, well shaped, very showy. Latest of all Straw- 

 berries — later than Gandy — and it has all of Candy's 

 good points. Foliage strong, makes a very large number 

 of plants, and more quarts of berries than any kinds 

 except the Bubach class. Blossoms perfect. 



PARSONS. Very popular everywhere. Berries 

 begin to ripen at mid-season and continue until Gandy 

 comes in. Dark-red, thick, blunt, mild, fine in flavor 

 and looks. Plants healthy, sturdy and produce twice 

 as many crowns as other sorts. Parsons will thrive 

 and is popular nearly everywhere. 



General List of Strawberries 



Aroma. Per. Late, Strong sturdy plants; abundant 

 crops nearly always, even when weather and soil are 

 unfavorable. Berries large, conical or round, very 

 regular, dark, glossy red, quality excellent. 



Auto. Per. Unusually vigorous, bears heavily even 

 in dry weather. Large, excellent quality and flavor. 



Bedarwood. Per. Medium early. Plants not large, 

 but have unusually large roots, which go deep. Dry 

 weather has little effect on them. Foliage dark green, 

 upright, long and narrow. Sure producer of large crops. 



Bismarck. Per. Firm scarlet berries of unusual size. 

 Resemble Bubach in color, shape and flavor; productive. 



Brandywine. Per. Late, Strong, upright with erect 

 fruit stems. Abundance of large berries, good color and 

 shape; peculiar and very fine flavor. Ripens mid-season 

 until blossoms are killed by frost. 



Chipman. Per. Good, large berry, regular and 

 uniform. Vigorous plants. 



Crescent. Imp. Medium early. Excellent with 

 little care. Medium size, fine grained, solid, juicy, fine 

 tart flavor. 



Early Hathaway. Per. Medium early. Thrifty, 

 prolific, hardy; Berries firm, fine quality. 



Ekey. Per. Attractive plant, very healthy. Berry 

 is large, long, conical, slightly necked; bright crimson, 

 good quality but too tender for long distance shipping. 

 Valuable for nearby markets. 



Excelsior. Per. Early, Large, firm, high-colored, 

 and well-shaped. Immensely productive and will replace 

 Michel's Early wherever tried. Shape, color like a 

 Wilson; plant is large and robust. 



Fairdale Giant. Per. Medium to late. Berry very 

 large, uniform, bright red, high quality. Productive. 



Fendall. Per. Strong, vigorous, clean, healthy; 2 

 inches higher than any other variety we have. Foliage 

 light green, has not shown the slightest blemish. Berries 

 equal any in size and, unlike most large kinds, are of 

 delicious flavor. 



Glen Mary. Per. Mid-season. Strong, upright- 

 growing, large, dark green foliage. In rich ground, pro- 

 duces remarkable crops. Berries large, deep red; firm, 

 juicy, and of unusually good flavor. Ideal for canning 

 and preserving. Fine shipping sort. 



Johnson's Early. Per. Early. Healthy, vigorous, 

 many runners. Berries large, glossy, flavor excellent. 



Lady Thompson. Per. Early. Strong, upright 

 plants root deeply; many long runners. Thrives in all 

 soils, but best in rich loam or sand. Berries medium to 

 large, regular, glossy pink, solid, meaty, excellent. 



Mark Hanna. Per. Large, strong plants, healthy 

 foliage; berries large, perfect, dark red. On rich soil, 

 with good care, will produce much fancy fruit. 



Mascot. Per. Vigorous plants; ripening at same 

 time as Gandy, and much larger 



One Klondyke Strawberry plant very often yields a quart of berries here. This plant will occupy such a small space 

 that eight thousand like it will grow on an acre, and each quart of berries will sell for as much as a peck of large fruit. 





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