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BLAKEMORE 



• FAVORITE EARLY VARIETY OF GROWERS 

 FROM GEORGIA TO SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA, 



BLAKEMORE is still the most widely planted variety 

 throughout the Eastern United States except in the deep 

 South and the most Northern states. A very dependable 

 money-maker wih commercial growers. Tart flavor needs 

 a bit of sugar for fresh dessert. 



Abundant GrovAi;li — Under practically all conditions and 

 soils, Blakemore will make abundant growth free from leaf 

 troubles. Need thinning on very rich soils to produce larger 

 berries. Free bedding habit makes good fruiting row. 



Long Distance Sliipper — One of the firmest varieties. 

 Good skin with light red color that does not darken when 

 overripe. Very uniform, medium size berries. 



Prices: 100 Plants $2.00; 1000 Plants $10.00. 



BIG JOE 



A TWENTY YEAR FAVORITE MIDSEASON 

 FROM VIRGINIA NORTHWARD 



BIG JOE ripens just as earlier varieties have fin- 

 ished fruiting and ripens a major portion of crop in 

 three big pickings, usually when large, attractive ber- 

 ries are at a premium. Try Rayner's BIG JOE and 

 you will have BIG JOE at its best. 



Abundaht Growth — Strong, vigorous plants with 

 unusually healthy foliage in abundance. Fruit stalks 

 strong and upstanding. 



Large, Light Red Berries — Fine, full-bodied, tangy 

 flavored berries run large to very large and with suf- 

 ficient moisture berries size up well to last of crop. 



Good Sliipper — Heavy Producer 



BIG JOE Prices: 100 plaints $2.80; 1000 plants $14.00 

 Complete Price List on page 14. 



Excellent Freezing Variety 



Beautiful, very large berries of deep, glossy red color 

 that runs all through the berry. Very good to excellent 

 dessert quality, mildly sub-acid. These qualities make 

 MIDLAND a most attractive frozen product with that 

 fresh-off-the-vine goodness. 



Good Sliipper— Very glossy, firm skin, excellent keep- 

 ing aiKl shipping quality. Appearance brings top market 

 prices. 



Highly Productive— This U.S.D.A. cross has shown high production as far south as ^^^J"' 

 ginia and westward to Missouri and Iowa and northward to Connecticut and Michigan, i^iancs 

 have large, healthy leaves resistant to leaf spot and scorch, but do not set a heavy fruiting oea. 

 MIDLAND PRICES— 100 plants $3.20; 1000 plants $16.00. Complete Price List on page 14 

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