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ALLEN'S BOOK OF BERRIES— 1921 



Ekey — as Good as it Looks. 



See description, page 18. 



Klondyke. The leading markets-berry of the Southern States 

 The reasons it is so liked are many. The plant is a vigorous 

 grower and quite healthy. It bears a good crop and the berries 

 are medium to large in size, that ripen evenly all over and are 

 rather light in color and most important of all, are firm enough 

 to ship hundreds of miles and still go in market in perfect condi- 

 tion. Not a home-garden, or local market berry, but one of the 

 best for shipping. Price, $6.00jper 1,000. 



Lady Corneille. A strong grower 

 which will do well on almost any soil; 

 especially good in California and parts 

 of the South. Blossoms are perfect. 

 Berries are large, conical in shape, 

 uniform in size, and hold up well un- 

 til the end of the season. It is firm 

 enough to stand long distant ship- 

 ments in good condition. Price, $6.00 

 per 1,000. EQ J 



Haverland. 



See description, page 19 



