THEY are the finest-bodied and rooted plants I have ever received, and I have been raising and ordering 

 plants for thirty years. — Mrs. G. W. Hatch, Arkansas. 



Abington. A vigorous grower and quite pro- 

 ductive. Berries are large, firm, well colored, good 

 enough for the home table and firm enough to ship. 



Amanda. An extra- 

 large berry of somewhat ir- 

 regular shape. We have 

 fruited it several times and 

 find it very productive of 

 large, high-colored, 

 good-quality berries. 

 We consider Amanda 

 the largest good berry 

 on the market. Grow 

 some big ones. 



Aroma. A standard 

 variety, which is the 

 leader in many sec- 

 tions. Berries ripen 

 about midseason, are 

 large in size, rich in color 

 and deliciously aromatic in 

 flavor. It is a good grower 

 and a good all-round, reli- 

 It is a favorite both in the North 





AMANDA 



able market berry 



and South. 



Bradley. Very productive; vigorous grower ; large 



size and firm enough to ship; ripens in midseason. 

 Brandywine. A popular late variety for tropical 



and semi-tropical sections, especially Bermuda, 



Cuba, and the Pacific Coast and the Gulf States. 



Also valuable in the North, where it originated. 



Plant very productive; berries large and handsome. 



A good shipper. 



Bubach. An old stand- 

 ard market variety that 

 ! is a favorite with many 

 growers. Immensely pro- 

 ductive of big berries that 

 show up well in the crate 

 and bring top prices in 

 the market. 



Big Joe. A vigorous 

 new variety which growers 

 are planting as soon as 

 they learn of its wonderful 

 productiveness of large, 

 handsome berries. Buyers 

 often pay a premium for 

 this variety, and in some 

 sections it is the best 

 money-making variety 

 grown. Try it. 



BRANDYWINE 



CHESAPEAKE. The best fancy market variety 

 of Strawberries we have ever seen. We have hun- 

 dreds of letters from growers all over the country, 

 who put Chesapeake 

 far beyond anything 

 they have ever grown, 

 and these are some of 

 the many reasons they 

 name: Large size, that 

 holds up until the very 

 last picking, excellent 

 quality, ability to 

 stand long shipments, 

 and beautiful appear- 

 ance. They like it also 

 because frosts, which 

 often kill some other 

 varieties, do not affect 

 the Chesapeake; be- 

 cause it is very drought-resistant, and for many 

 other reasons. Probably the most important is that 

 it brings the very highest price on the market. We 

 believed we knew how good this was when we first 

 introduced it, and we get letters almost every day 

 from all parts of the country, saying that Chesa- 

 peake is the best variety they have ever grown. 

 You should grow some Chesapeake yourself, as 

 you cannot find a better variety for home use or for 

 market. See picture on cover. 



Climax. Medium early; a 

 heavy cropper. 



Clyde. Very productive; 

 large size; early. 



Commonwealth. Does 

 well on rich soil; large and 

 fancy. 



Columbia. Season late; 

 vigorous grower. 



Crescent. Has been on the 

 market over thirty years. A 

 satisfactory variety for most 

 Strawberry-growing sections. 



Early Ozark. Healthy, 

 vigorous grower; very pro- 

 ductive of large, good-quality, 

 high-colored berries, which 

 ripen very early. We con- 

 sider it the best large, early 

 market berry. 



Early Giant. A good 

 shipper. 



BIG JOE 



ALLENS' PLANTS GROW EVERYWHERE 



The plants that I got from you last spring took tc our soil and 

 climate very kindly. I lost only five plants of the 500 received and 

 how they did go to work! I look to get some fine berries, the coming 

 season.— C. N. Burgess, Weld Co., Colo., Dec. 26, 1914. 



EARLY OZARK 



