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PERDUE'S SPECIAL 



GARDEN COLLECTION NO. 1. 



250 Plants For |1.00. 



50 Blakemore, 50 Dorsett, 50 Fairfax, 50 

 Premier, 50 Big Joe, 



via parcels post or express, transportation charges 

 collect. 



COLLECTION NO. 2 



500 Plants For $2.50. 



100 Premier, 100 Dorsett, 100 Blakemore, 

 100 Progressive (Fall-bearing), 100 Big Joe, 



via parcels post or express, transportation charges 

 collect. 



COLLECTION NO. 3 



1000 Plants For $4.50. 



250 Premier, 250 Dorsett, 250 Big Joe, 250 

 Progressive (Fall-bearing), 



via parcels post or express, transportation charges 

 collect. 



Premier Plants Fine, Well Rooted, Good Packing. 

 Maynard Meguiar of Kentucky writes: "I received 

 the 10,000 Premier strawberry plants in fine shape. 

 They were well rooted plants. Your method of pack- 

 ing is the best I ever saw. After leaving them in 

 the crates for five days after arrival they were still 

 as fresh as if they had just been dug. I am sending 

 you my order for 8,000 more Premier. Please ship 

 at once if possible." March 15, 1937. 







Perdue's Plants Well Rooted And Full of Pep. 

 Well Satisfied With Perdue's Plants. 

 Mrs. Willis White of Connn. writes: "We got some 

 plants from you some years ago and was very well 

 satisfied with them and Avant to plant some more of 

 them, and we will sure send you an order. Please 

 send 1937 catalog." March 25, 1937. 



Perdue's Plants Fine and Healthy. 

 Fine Yield of Berries. 

 Leslie E. Tucker of Va. writes: "I received straw- 

 berry plants in first class condition. They are all 

 fine healthy plants. I am more than satisfied with 

 them. I have set your plants for three years and I 

 know what fine berries they yield." April 17, 1937. 



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Fine Bed Of Perdue's Plants 

 Irvin F. Buskirk of Penna. writes: "I am very well 

 pleased with the plants I received last spring. Have 

 a fine bed of plants and expect a good crop if wea- 

 ther permits." April 12, 1937. 



