FAIRPEAKE 
Fairpeake is just as good to eat as Fairfax, both of them stand at the peak in quality. 
Some varieties, such as Premier, Catskill and Temple, are quantity producers mainly. 
Others, such as Fairpeake, are quality berries mainly. We are very pleased to report that 
tests over a fairly wide area have indicated that Fairpeake is not only one of the best two 
varieties grown for quality but is good enbugh in other ways to make a good all around 
berry. We predict that Fairpeake will become much more widely grown as it becomes 
better known. 
Plant Growth — Very vigorous, healthy, robust. Makes more plants and larger, stronger 
ones than Chesapeake but needs little or no thinning. Growth like Fairfax but taller, 
larger leaves. 
Productiveness — Much more productive than Chesapeake, about same as Fairfax. 
Size of Berries — Very large average size — as large as Chesapeake. 
Appearance- -Very beautiful berries. Not quite as evenly shaped but just as pretty as 
Chesapeake. See basket of Fairpeake berries below. 
Firmness — Ranks high. Firm enough to ship well. Like other late varieties Fairpeake 
should have a rich moist soil to bring out fully its wonderful possibilities. Recommended 
for about the Premier territory. Hardiness has not been fully proved — but it is ok so far. 
It blooms so late the 
blossoms are really Fairpeake Berries, Finest Quality 
"hard to get." As Good as Fairfax. 'Nuff said. 
The thing that lin- 
gers after eating Fair- 
peake is the marve- 
lous quality of the 
berries. They really 
taste like more. With- 
out hesitation we 
recommend that 
every one, home gar- 
dener, small grower 
or large grower, try 
some Fairpeake. 
Where quality counts 
Fairpeake just can 
not be pushed aside. 
Price list, page 31. 
