What to Plant :.a!i Pistillate Varieties 



There are so manv that write us what is best to plant with certain pistillate varie- 

 ties, that I give below an outline of what to plant with all pistillate kinds that we 

 offer Cobden Queen Crescent, Virginia, Warfield can be fruited with either ot 

 the following : C imax. Klondvke. Senator Dunlap, Fairfield, Red Bird or Splendid. 

 Boston Prize, Bubach. Buster, Cardinal, Collossus, Dixie Bell, Elma, Gen. DeWitt, 

 Gov. Rollins. Greenville, Haveiland, Kansas. Mammoth Beauty. Nettie. President, 

 Sample and Southern Beauty can be fruited with any of the following : Saunders. 

 New ^iork, Woolverton, Tennessee Prolific, Clvde, Abington. Bismarck, Hummer 

 or Climax Tou may wonder why I recommend Climax to fruit both early and late 

 varieties The reason is because it has a large amount of bloom and is very strong 

 in pollen, and the bloom covers a very long season. I would therefore recommend 

 Climax as a good one to plant with any pistillate varieties from early to medium 

 late. There are other varieties that will do to plant with pistillates, besides these 

 I ha\e named, but I have given the ones that I think would give the best results. 



IF you believe the plants you 

 plant cut any figure in the 

 results ; if you think the 

 best is the cheapest in the end ; 

 and if you want to be sure of 

 getting the variety you buy, in 

 the condition to make the most 

 for yourself— I ask you to in- 

 vestigate the plants I grow. 



I don't claim to sell plants 

 cheaper than anybody else. I 

 am not competing with the 

 man whose stock has nothing 

 but cheapness to recommend 

 it, and it is not to your interest 

 to buy that kind. My claim is 

 that I am producing the best, 

 strongest, most vigorous and 

 most prolific plants that can be 

 grown in a well-favored straw- 

 berry climate, and that I am 

 selling them at a reasonable 

 price. Is this the kind you are 

 looking for? If so, may I have 

 your order? 



Number Plants Required 



to Set 



ar 



i Acre 



of Ground at 



a Given 



Distance 



How 4 ins 



apart, pi; 



ints 12 in< 



•lies in row 



21,780 



■• 30 





12 



■ i 





17,424 



■ 36 



'■ 



12 



•• " 





11.520 



" 42 





12 



" " 





12,446 



•• 48 





12 



ii • 





10,890 



" 24 



•• 



15 



ii ii 





17 424 



" 



•' 



15 



ii ii 





13,939 



" 36 



,. 



15 



.■ ii 





11.616 



" 42 



.. 



15 



• .1 





9,953 



" 4S 



•• 



15 



■* " 





8,712 



" 24 



•' 



IS 



" 





14 520 



" 30 



" " 



18 



ii ii 





11,616 



" 36 



" " 



18 



ii " 





9,680 



" 42 



" ' 



18 



ii ii 





8,297 



" 4s 



■1 .i 



18 



ii ii 





7,2t>0 



" 24 



" 



24 



• ii 





10.890 



" 30 



" 



24 



" " 





8.712 



'• 36 



" 



24 



i. ii 





7 260 



" 42 



" " 



24 



ii ii 





6,223 



'• 48 



" " 



24 



ii 





5,445 



" 24 



ii 



30 



" " 





8,712 



" 30 



ii .. 



30 



■ I ii 





6,969 



" 36 



' 



30 



ii ii 





5.808 



" 42 



ii 



30 



" " 





4,973 



' 48 



" 



30 



" 





4,356 







A 



USERUL- 



TABLE 









When 



rows are 



18 inches 



apart there are 9.800 



yards 



of 



row 



per acre. 



' 



" 



24 



" 



ii ii 



7.350 



•' 





' 



" 



' 



" 



30 



" 



•i ii 



5,880 



" 





' 



" 



1 



" 



33 



" 



i ii 



5,323 



" 





" 



" 



1 



" 



36 



" 



" " 



4,900 



" 





' 



11 



1 



" 



42 



" 



" ' 



4,200 



" 







" 



* 



" 



48 



" 



ii ii 



3,675 



" 







" 



' 



" 



54 



" 



it ii 



3,267 



" 







" 



4 



" 



60 



' ' 



ii i 



2 940 



'* 









Number of Pounds of Fertilizer Required Per Acre When Rows Are Following Distances Apart 



No. tbs. per 1 00 Yds. of Row. 



18 in. 



2 ft. 



2^ ft. 



2% ft. 



3 ft. 



3^ft. 



4 ft. 



4^ ft. 



5 ft. 



Ten .... 



980 

 1470 

 1960 

 2450 

 2940 

 3430 

 3920 



735 590 

 1100 880 

 1470 1175 

 1840 1470 

 2205 1765 

 .4575 2060 

 2940 2350 



530 



800 

 1065 

 1330 

 1595 

 1865 

 2130 



490 

 735 

 980 

 1225 

 1470 

 1715 

 1960 



420 

 630 

 820 

 1050 

 1260 

 1470 

 1680 



370 



550 



735 



920 



1105 



1285 



1470 



325 

 49 

 655 

 815 

 980 

 1145 

 1305 



295 



Fifteen 



440 



Twentv 



Twenty - five 



590 

 735 



Thirty 



Thirty- five 



Forty 



880 

 1030 

 1175 



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