4 BURBANK'S 1920 OFFERING OF FRUITS, FLOWERS, ETC. 
A New Ornamental Metallic Blackleaf Plum— 
"Thunder Cloud" 
No foliage tree ever discovered orWoduced can compare with this in the 
wonderful metallic purple-crimson. lusterVf its foliage. It stands out conspicuous 
above all others in its rare combination ofxbeauty of. foliage, freedom of growth, 
and general effectiveness among other trees ah^l plants. Each, $2; five, $6; ten, $9. 
A New Everbearing Running Strawberry — "Robusta" 
Never before offered. The 
Everbearing Strawberries 
heretofore introduced, though 
unique and of great value, 
lacked in three very important 
points: the plants did not mul- 
tiply as rapidly as could be 
desired, the berries did not 
stand up well in sight and 
away from the soil, and have 
not generally been of the high- 
est quality. After crossing 
with others and raising and 
testing thousands of seedlings, 
"Robusta" appeared. This va- 
riety makes numerous strong 
runners while bearing contin- 
ually all the season large, scar- 
let, oval berries of the most ex- 
quisite quality, well above the 
foliage. Plants necessarily 
limited this season. Each, 50c; 
three, $1; ten, »3. 
NEW EVERBEARING ROBUSTA, MUCH REDUCED 
Another New Everbearing Strawberry — Black Leaf 
While this does not make runners as preely as "Robusta," yet its strong, thick, 
blight-proof foliage and its persistent bea>ring qual/ties make it a far superior 
berry of this new class to any before offered.XThe berries are large, dark crimson 
of very best quality, and one can hardly turn around after picking off the blossoms 
to induce a production of new plants, before morKand more strawberries appear. 
By far the best strawberry for greenhouse cultivre\lso, as it will persist in pro- 
ducing fruit perpetually. Each, 50c; three, $1;. ten, $3. 
All the Everbearing Strawberries thrive best with ricbNsoil, liberal culture and 
plenty of moisture. The new "Robusta" type, however, will thrive well with 
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