8 Bunting's Nurseries, Selbyville, Delaware 
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Above illustration is one of our strawberry plant fields during growing season. These 
people are removing weeds and grass from the plants while in its infancy stage, the result is 
that the plants get all of the plant food the soil contains, making them strong and vigorous. 
Fall or Everbearing Strawberries 
Fall or Everbearing Strawberries are no longer an experiment or novelty. They are 
being extensively planted for market purposes as well as for home use. Except the 
labor of keeping the blossoms off the first year until about the 1st to middle of July, 
the culture directions are not different than that of the June-bearing sorts, yet it is not 
strictly necessary to remove all the ) 1 ssoms until July 15th, but if this is done you 
will have a heavier crop of berries during August, September, October and the eany 
part of November. Everbearing strawberries are a paying investment, they bear a large 
crop of fruit the summer and fall, following the spring they are planted, they ai.so 
bear a heavy crop of fruit the following spring at the time June-bearing varieties are 
in their heighth of fruiting, and then bring another light crop the following fall. NO 
BETTER COMPLIMENT COULD BE PAID T THIS STRAIN OF STRAWS !5 RRIES THAN 
THE FACT THAT NURSERYMEN HAVE NEVER ANY YEAR YET BEEN ABLE TO 
GROW ENOUGH PLANTS OF THE EVERBEARING SORTS TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND. 
PROGRESSIVE. A wonderful f all-tjearing- 
strawberry and oonsideretl the best by many 
growers!. The sprint-set iibmts not only pro- 
duce a hie crop of berries the same season, 
but the runner plants conimence to bear fruit 
a.s soon as set. and quite often yo\i will find 
a runner iilant full of blossoms and berrie.s 
i)efore it h;is made any roots, and in thi.s way 
Progrres.sive yields a crop of fruit the first 
year that is truly wonderful. 'I'he fruit of 
the Progressive is of good size smooth, tit 
(food color and appearance. The plant is a 
sooA grower and healthy. 
SUPERB. Many growers consider the Su- 
perb the best ever-bearing variety, but we 
nnd the Progressive ahead of Superb here in 
Delaware. The Superb is not as good a 
grower as Progressive, but is Ideal for the 
hill system of growing; neither does it pro- 
duce as many berries here with us. but the 
bei ries are of large size and very handsome. 
The Superb is not only a good fall-bearing 
sort, but one of the most profitable varie- 
ties to plant for a regular crop. 
Dear sirs: Both shipments of trees airiv- 
ed O. K. and was all ], or anyone could ex- 
pect and full value, this has been my second 
year buying from your Nui'series ,'md most 
frankly must say T really am pleased with 
.vour stock and prompt shipments, and you 
for my future orders for Nursery stock. 
Verv respectfully. Geo. F. Fager, 
April 2r>. 1919 Penna. 
Gentlemen: I wish to say that the 100 
hedge I receive<l from your nurseries last 
year are all growing line and also told my 
brother and he got over a hundred about a 
week HKD and he also likes the stock you 
sent him. Kindly advise me if It is now too 
late to |)lant hedge as I need 300 more. 
Yours truly. Wm. C. (?rau, 
April 27. I!il!l Phlla. Pa 
