Dakota — "Plants arrived in splendid 
condition." 
1885 
Tennessee — "The plants came 
promptly. 1 never saw nicer." 
Iowa — "Plants received all right, 
and I thank you for the extras " 
1887 
Virginia — "The plants came a few 
days ago, all fine ones and in excel- 
lent condition." 
Missouri — "The plants were in the 
best possible condition, as always 
when they come from Mr. Crawford." 
1888 
Nova Scotia — "Plants are as fresh 
and green as if just taken from the 
ground. Many thanks for your very 
liberal count." 
Utah — "Plants came in fine shape. 
Glad to get them." 
1889 
Illinois — "Plants, as usual, extra 
fine, extra count, and extra varie- 
ties." 
Alabama — "I must say they are the 
finest plants I ever saw." 
1890 
Arkansas — "I thank you heartily for 
excellence of plants, careful packing 
and very liberal count." 
Oregon — "Plants arrived in fine con- 
dition. Thanks for the liberal count." 
1891 
New Hampshire — "J thought I had 
seen fine plants, but yours are 
ahead." 
Michigan — "I always look for good 
things from you, but these were a lit- 
tle the best I ever got from any quar- 
ter." 
1892 
Vermont — "Plants came in fine 
shape, and are in every way most sat- 
isfactory." 
Washington— "The five thousand 
plants arrived in splendid condition." 
1893 
Rhode Island— "The best plants I 
have ever received during my tAventy- 
five years in the business." 
California — "The finest plants I 
have ever seen." 
1894 
Ontario — "The plants came all right. 
Thanks for the liberal count and the 
extra plants." 
Montana — "I have never received 
finer strawberry plants, nor bad any 
come through in better order." 
1896 
Indiana — "For high-grade plants, su- 
perior packing and liberal count, I 
have never dealt with any one who is 
your equal." 
Manitoba — "The plants were very 
fine indeed, and all are growing." 
1897 
Nebraska — "As usual in my deal- 
ings with you, I am particularly well 
pleased." 
New York— "Better plants, in better 
condition, would be an impossibility." 
1898 
Maine — "Everything you have sent 
us has been of the best quality." 
Minnesota — "Plants came in the 
very best condition. I never received 
tetter." 
1900 
Colorado — "The plants arrived in 
the most splendid condition." 
Pennsylvania - - "The finest and 
freshest plants I ever received." 
1901 
Idaho — "Peneciion has surely been 
reached in the packing and handling, 
of plants by M. Crawford Company." 
New Mexico — "The strawberry 
plants came O. K." 
1905 
Wyoming — "Plants came in excel- 
lent con'^ti.on, not even a leaf wilted 
after the^r long journey." 
Massachusetts — "Plants received in 
fine condition, the same as all we have 
cvnr received from you." 
1906 
Wisconsin — "The plants I got of you 
are the finest lot I ever saw." 
Mississippi — "The plants came all 
right. Many thanks for good, liberal 
count." 
1907 
Connecticut — "The plants were as 
fine as any I ever received." 
Texas — "The fine lot of strawberry 
plants you shipppd me came in excel- 
lent condition." 
New Jersey — "It is a pleasure to re- 
ceive plants from you. Both in quan- 
tity and quality you excel." 
West Virginia — "The strawberry 
plants came in fine shape — good, hon- 
est, business plants, and such liberal 
count." 
1910 
Delaware — "The plants were very 
fine, and were received in splendid 
condition." 
British Columbia — "Very good 
plants. I shall be pleased to recom- 
mend your firm to my friends," 
1912 
Ohio — "I never received plants in 
better shape." 
Massachusetts — "Please accept my 
thanks for the good plants with which 
j'ou filled my order, and for the cur- 
rant bushes sent gratis to replace 
those damaged in transit last year. 
I appreciate the latter especially." 
Washington, D. C. — "Your courteous 
favor and your catalog came 
promptly. The first catalog you sent 
is in use in the files of the nomencla- 
ture section of this office, wdiere Prof. 
Lake is taking up the work of fruit 
nomenclature. The last copy is 
placed in the reference file of my im- 
mediate office, where we use it "from 
day to day. I thank you cordially for 
your promptness. (Signed) G. B. 
Brackett, Pomologist." 
