PICKING THE WINNERS 



Premier 

 Dorsett 



EARLY The outstanding early berry for fifteen years. No 



variety ever swept the country in so short a time. 

 Most records for yields and profits have been made 

 with Premier. It is as good as ever BUT 



and 



Fairfax 



on trials to date, have equaled Premier in every way, 

 have far surpassed it in many ways. BLAKE- 

 MOBE (light) is a good early shipping berry. 

 BELLIAR (dark) is also a fine shipping variety. 

 SOUTHLAND the best home garden, local market 

 berry for the South. 



Big Joe 



Chesapeake 



Mastodon 



MIDSEASON The best all around midseason berry. A money maker 



for most growers. Fine quality for home garden. Where 

 BIG JOE is not at its best, ABERDEEN and BEAUTY 

 come next. Both are large, light and attractive. Both 

 are quite soft. Keep picked closely, market quickly 

 after picking. CATSKILL, very new, shows great promise in trials so far. 



LATE The Aristocrat of Strawberries. Where it 



grows well no variety will surpass it as a 

 profit maker. Equally good for shipping, 

 local market, or home garden. If your soil 

 does not suit CHESAPEAKE, plant LUP- 



TON for a large late shipping berry, WILLIAM BELT or BIG LATE where 



attractiveness and quality are most important. 



EVERBEARING This variety stands Supreme among the Ever- 



bearers. Excellent for the home garden and the 

 only Everbearer worthy of planting for profit. 

 CHAMPION, best quality of all the Everbearers, 



smaller, softer than MASTODON, but equally as productive. Fine for the 



home garden. 



Aroma, Gandy, Dunlap, Gibson, Haverland, Sample, Pearl, Cooper and others 

 make excellent crops under some conditions. Grow these if you know and like 

 them, but if you are inexperienced or uncertain, stick to the winners picked above. 



WHEN TO ORDER AND HOW TO SHIP 



Order as soon as you have decided what varieties and how many you want. Write plainly, so 

 that we can get your name and address correctly for prompt acknowledgment of order and delivery 

 of plants. 



Express is generally satisfactory and the best way to ship plants if your order is large, or if 

 the distance is great. 



Parcel Post. Generally cheapest and most satisfactory for small shipments and with larger 

 shipments in adjoining and nearby states. 



Strawberry plants packed for shipment weigh approximately 4 pounds per 100 plants. One-year 

 asparagus roots 6 lbs. per 100, 2-year roots 12 lbs. per 100. Make up your order, calculate the approxi- 

 mate weight and if you do not know your zone from Salisbury, Maryland, use distances given here- 

 with, or ask your postmaster. 



With zone rate published here you can easily calculate the amount of postage to send. 



Be sure to send postage enough as any excess will be returned. 



If sufficient amount to pay 

 parcel post charges is not sent 

 with the order, the plants will 

 be sent by Express collect, or 

 by parcel post C. O. D. for 

 the amount of postage due, 

 as we cannot keep accounts 

 and send bills for small items 

 of postage. 



Zone 

 1st 

 2nd. . . 



Miles 

 to 50 

 50 to 150. . . . 



1st pound 



S cts 



8 cts 



Each additional 



pound 



or fraction 



1 1/10 cts. 



. . . . 1 1/10 cts. 



3rd . . . 



150 to 300.... 



9 cts 



. . . . 2 cts. 



4th . .. 



300 to 600.... 



10 cts 



3 1/2 cts. 



5th . .. 



600 to 1000 



11 cts 



5 3/10 cts. 



6th 



7th . . . 



. . 1000 to 1400. . . . 

 . . 1400 to 1800 



12 cts 



14 cts 



7 cts. 

 9 cts. 



8th .. . 



. . 1800 up 



15 cts 



11 cts. 



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