Catalogue of Thoroughbred Strawberry Plants 



CARDINAL (Imp)— Mid-geason, too 

 late. A great favorite with some growers 

 in the western states. We have a fine 

 stock of plants. 



MARSHALL CPer)— Mld-sf-ason. This 

 is a very fancj^ berry for the Xew Eng- 

 land markets, always taking first place. 

 One of the richest flavored varieties 

 g-rown our stock of Thoroughbreds 

 js the standard. Very seldom we 

 noticed the past season Marshall 

 berries grown in our neighbor- 



hood at the station with ours that 

 you would never thought were the 

 same old variety. Our plants are strong 

 and healthy and bring out all there is 

 in them. Get the Marshall from us. You 

 will be pleased. 



>SALISiiL-Lcx , imp-early to mid-season. 

 We have never seen a variety of any 

 season that is as firm as this one. This 

 is its greatest quality. Fruit is medium 

 size color light red all over, extra pro- 

 ductive, fruits a long season. It can be 

 shipped from one side of the country to 

 the other with perfect safety. Two years 

 ago we had a quart to set in onr pantry 

 for two weeks and at the end of that 

 time were considered firm and salable. Th 

 are more productive than the Klondyke 



and a great deal better carrier and will 

 be greatly grown by all long distance 

 shippers in a few years. Plant growth 

 gooi, free from rust. 



STEVENS— late champion CPer)— A 

 very late variety, gives gooi satisfaction 

 in the northern states, too soft for long 

 distance shipment. Very productive, good 

 plant maker. 



CHESAPEAKE (Per) late. We musv 

 say that we are pleased more and more 

 every season with the Chesapeake. In 

 fruiting season it makes one think that 

 he had set his entire farm in them. It 

 ^s impossible for we nurserymen in the 

 east to grow enough plants of this va- 

 rietj-, as the demand quadruples every 

 season. Some growers have made a 

 slight kick owing to plant growth not 

 being sufficient, but this can be rem- 

 edied by setting in springy soil and you 

 will get all the bed desired. We have 

 in our trial plot this season where we 

 have something like one hundred va- 

 rieties and there is nothing in the plot 

 better bedded than the Chesapeake. Get 

 the Thoroughbred plants and start right 

 if you have not tried them. We will make 

 our price this season in reach of all. 



A Field of Chesapeakes, the Popular Late Variety, 



