14 C. S. Perdue's Strawberry Plant Farms 



MISSIONARY (Perfect). Early. A good 

 early variety and the leading berry in Flor- 

 ida where it is extensively planted for ship- 

 ment to northern markets. Berries are me- 

 dium in size, good color and very attractive 

 in appearance. Blakemore and Bellmar are 

 better varieties to plant in other Missionary 

 territory except Florida. I have a large and 

 fine stock of State certified, disease free, 

 100 % true to name Missionary plants at low 

 prices. Price: 25 plants 25c; 50 for 40c; 100 

 for 60c; 200 for 80c; 300 for 81.00; 400 for 

 S1.25; 500 for S1.50; 1000 for 82.50; 5000 for 

 S 12.50, cash with order, purchaser to pay 

 transportation charges. Will quote a deli- 

 vered price on your order if requested. 



Nicer Plants in Comparison with other Plants 

 Grown in Maryland 

 Roy W. Swank of Ohio writes: 'This is a late ack- 

 nowledgment of the receipt of the 2000 Dorsett and 

 2000 Premier — April 19th. I wanted to see first 

 how they would do in comparison with those from 

 another nursery in your state. The comparison is 

 favorable to your plants, which were also nicer on 

 arrival and shipped more promptly. I expect to or- 

 der from you next year if getting- any." June 16, 1935. 



Perdue's Plants As Good As Money Can Buy 

 Liberal Count 

 Charles Safranek of N. J. writes: "I received the 300 

 Dorsett, 300 Fairfax and 100 Chesapeake plants 

 you sent to me March 23rd, 1935. They were as 

 good as money can buy also your count was liberal. 

 When I need more plants, I know where to buy them." 

 March 26, 1935. 



Bought Perdue's Plants For Three Years 

 D. A. Sharpley of Dela. writes: "Your 400 Fairfax, 

 500 Premier and 200 Gandy plants received today 

 O. K. They are good strong plants. I have bought 

 plants from you for three years and have always got 

 good plants. I can recommend them to anyone. 

 Thanks for prompt shipment. April 24, 1935, 



