BUNTING'S NURSERIES, SELBYVILLE, DEL 
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GANDY— (Imperfect). Late. Too well known for a description. It is ex- 
ceedingly popular with growers the country over. Should never be planted on dry, 
sandy soil. This variety is extensively groA'n here at Selbyville for the late 
market sort. 
NICK OHMKR- (Perfect). Late. An old standard late variety that has 
been tested the country over. Fruit is firm, large in size, rich in flavor and un- 
surpassed as a long distance shipper; plants very strong and free from disease. 
An extra good plant maker. 
SENATOR nUNLAP- (Perfect). Very early mid-season. This variety 
is now being heavily planted all over the country. It is a heavy yielder of big red 
berries that are firm and attractive; sells for top prices; heavy bearer and one of 
the best shippers; no sign of disease. A reliable market berry. 
KAULY^ UAMBLKK- (Perfect). Extra early. One of the earliest to 
ripen. Ordinary firm; produces immense crops of big berries; foliage healthy. 
EARLY QUEl^N— (Perfect). Early to mid-season. Foliage very strong 
and free from rust. Fruit extra large of decided banana flavor. Very popular 
for homfe use 
EARLY HATHWAY'- (Perfect). Early. Fruit is large in size; very 
productive and firm, one of the best shipping varieties grown. Has been exten- 
sively planted here at Selbyville for market purposes. 
WAREIELD— (Imperfect). Early. An old variety that can always be 
depended upon. Well known throughout the entire country where strawberries 
are grown, its great beauty, firmness and good color makes it exceedingly popular. 
Very productive and vigorous, and a good plant maker. 
