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Strawberry, Governor Hoard. M. Crawford, Ohio. 



Seedling of Sharpless, which it resembles in growth. Fruit large, 

 roundish conical and somewhat flattened, with a slight neck; brilliant 

 red, firm, of high flavor; borne on tall and stout stems. Perfect. 

 Has been tested for ten years. 



— Imperial. W. S. Reddick, Neptune, La. 



— Iowa Beauty. Lovett Co. 



Originated by C. E. Walsworth, Marshall Co., Iowa. 



— Lehigh. W. B. K. Johnson, Allentown, Pa. 



— Martha. M. Crawford, Ohio. 



Originated by Wm. Lyons, Minneapolis, who named it for his 

 daughter. In both plant and fruit it resembles the Wilson, but it is 

 pistillate and the flesh of the berry is very red. 



— Michigan. Engle, Mich. 



— E. P. Roe. Orange Co. Nur. {T. J. Dwyer), Cornwall, N. Y. 



Found in the garden of W. B. Brown, Newburgh, N. Y. in 1887. 

 Perfect. Said to be very late. 



— Sadie. Cleveland Nur. Co. 



It is a very strong, healthy grower; dark foliage ; the berry is very 

 uniform in size and shape, carries its berries well up from the ground. 

 Very early. It was originated by M. T. Thompson of Cuyahoga Co. , 

 Ohio, who says it is about the size of Wilson, but one of the most pro- 

 ductive he ever saw. 



— Standard. Parker 6° Wood. 



Originated at North Reading, Mass. 



— Waldron. Ford and others. 



Originated in Ohio. 



— Woolverton. M. Crawford, Ohio. 



Fruit large, in form like Bubach, bright red. Perfect. Remains 

 a long time in flower. Originated by John Little, Canada. 

 [Strawberries, 28 varieties.] 

 Streptocarpus, new hybrids. Dealers. 



Raised by Watson and by Veitch, England. 



— Rexii Dunii. Saul. 



Stuartia Virginica. H. P. Kelsey. 



Southeastern states. 

 Sunflower, Sulphur Gem. Henderson. 



Flowers delicate primrose or sulphur-yellow with a black center. 

 5 feet, tree-like. 



Symphoricarpus ra^emosus var. pauciflorus. Gil let t 6° 

 Horsford. 



Northeastern states. 

 Tiedemannia rigida. H. P. Kelsey. 



Eastern states. 

 Todaea barbara. Reasoner Bros. 



Queensland. 



