STRAWBERRY PLANTS OF QUALITY += ane 3 
STANDARD VARIETIES 
Premier—(Per) See illustration front 
cover page. Kellogg’s Premier is the 
best early variety I have ever grown 
and I believe is the most extensively 
planted variety of strawberries at the 
present time. It is a heavy producer of 
large beautiful formed berries that re- 
main large thru a long season, and are 
bright red clear thru to the center, of 
delicious flavor, firm and a good keeper. 
A strong pollenizer and vigorous grower 
and will succeed on most all soils. 
Plant growth being ideal, clean and free 
from rust from spring till fall. A good 
variety for home use, local market or 
shipping. A real money maker. I have 
a fine lot of plants and can take care of 
you whether you need only a few plants 
for home use or a large grower using 
thousands of them. 
Horsey—(Per) This new early variety 
originated in the county south of here, 
where it is being largely planted. The 
plants are strong, healthy growers, mak- 
ing fine beds of deep, well rooted plants 
that are free from any blight or rust. 
Produces great crops of large berries, 
that remain large thru the season, firm, 
an excellent shipper and sells for top 
prices. Color, a beautiful red all thru, 
with large dark green calyx, that adds 
to its beauty. Seldom injured by 
frosts. A good pollenizer for imperfect 
varieties of-same season. I consider it 
well worthy of a trial. 
Campbells Early—(Per) This variety 
originated in New Jersey and “has made 
a hit” with the growers there who say 
it is productive and profitable. It pro- 
duces good crops of berries that are of 
fine color and flavor, firm and a good 
shipper. Has most of the good qualities 
one would want in an early berry. 
Howard 17—(Per) Originated by 
Mr. Howard, of Massachusetts, and I 
understand that it and Premier are one 
and the same. I can see no difference 
in foliage and habits of growth; some 
claim Howard 17 to be heaviest yielder, 
but I sold out on plants last year and 
could not test its fruiting qualities. It 
has been grown by the Connecticut 
Agricultural College for over ten years, 
and they say, “the best variety ever 
grown there.” 
Klondyke—(Per) A great favorite 
in the south where there are more 
Klondykes planted than any other var- 
iety; also planted extensively here and 
in the lower part of Delaware. ‘“There’s 
a reason.” Plants are tall, compact, 
stalks strong, leaves light green. Ber- 
ries uniform, shapely, rich dark red, mild 
and delicious, very juicy and handsome, 
sells quickly, very firm and one of our 
best shippers. Associations and growers 
using large quantities, write stating 
quantity needed and I will be glad to 
quote you special prices. I am sure I 
ean fill orders to your satisfaction. 
Missionary—(Per) Is one of the 
leading varieties in the south for ship- 
ment north especially in central Flor- 
ida where it is practically the only 
variety planted; also being grown a 
great deal in the north and west and 
is growing more popular every year. 
Early to mid-season. Foliage very re- 
sistant to leaf spot, makes runners 
freely. Berries are of medium to large 
size, firm, good color, fine flavor and 
very productive. I usually sell as many 
or more Missionary than any other 
variety and have a fine lot of plants 
and if you intend planting heavy to 
Missionary this spring let me have your 
orders. I am sure I can please you. 
Special prices on large quantities. 
MID-SEASON VARIETIES 
Senator Dunlap—(Per) Dunlap is 
too well and favorably known to need 
much description. It is probably the 
best known variety throughout the 
northern half of the country and is 
probably the best variety for the begin- 
ner, as it 1s easy to grow and succeeds 
under nearly all conditions. A sure crop- 
per and heavy yielder. Fruit is medium 
to large, very firm and attractive, always 
sells for good prices. It is a strong pol- 
lenizer and a prolific plant maker of 
small but vigorous deep rooted plants. 
A good drouth resister. 
Haverland—(Imp) The MHaverland 
needs no description; it is a universal 
mid-season variety and should be pol- 
lenized with Dunlap or Dr. Burrill for 
best results. 
Dr. Burrill—(Per) 
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