Catalogue of Thoroughbred Strawberry Plants 



A QUART OF NEW SUPERIORS 



FENDALL (Imp)— Early to late, one of 

 our handsome varieties, orignated in Balti 

 more Co,Md.,and is now giving satisfac- 

 tion all over the country as a strictly 

 fancy variety. Holds a record of 16000. 

 quarts per acre. I advise an early va- 

 riety and a late variety to give proper 

 pollinization. We grow it with profit in 

 this way, two rows Maud MuUer, four 

 rows Fendall,two rows Townsend's Late 

 Champ. 



^ NEW SUPERIOR (Per)— Early to 

 Mid-season. When given the proper cul- 

 ture is a grand bet-i-y, requires rich 

 jSpil and hill culture or narrow matted 

 .ilPw.Qood shipper, goOd quality. 



.^UNCLE JIM— Mid-Season, too late. 

 Fruit large, very fifnl, a great favorite 

 in some localities, fine plant maker, free 

 from rust and disease. Always good de- 

 mand for plants. 



