BUNTING'S NURSERIES, SELBYVILLE, DEL 11 
AROI\/1 A 
MASCOT— [Perfect]. Late. This variety begins to ripen here with us 
about three days after the Gandy first start. We have extensively fruited this 
variety for several years, and can say it is one of the largest we grow and just as 
productive as any variety of Strawberries. The plants are strong growers mak- 
ing many runners. The demand for Mascot plants with us increases greater than 
mostvgsietieS'ahd is no^Xr beiagj extensively planted all over the country. Fruit is 
vjayUrm, unsurpassed as a long'djstance shipper. 
\eARLY W001>R0W. Fr«>m all reports this is the best early berry 
intf^duced up to the present date. It has been thoroughly tested. Originated in 
Wicoit>i<^o county, Md. Introduced in I'SlS by Wilkins & Co., who, as well as others 
who have^g^^len,it_a trial, speak_yety highly of it. It is highly colored, very pro- 
lific, large in size 'Snd-irreets every requirement. We guarantee these plants to 
give satisfaction in every way if properly cared for. 
DUNCAN— [Imperfect]. Ripens between Parsons' Beauty and Gandy va- 
rieties, resembling the Gandy very much in both fruit and foliage, but a much 
heavier yielder. The berries are large and will stand long distance shipping. 
Qenllemcn: Barnegal, N.J.. April 26, '15. 
'Che Peach trees and plants arrived on the 24th in good condition. Thanks for the prompt 
seroice, also for the careful way the goods were packed. 
Yours resped fully, T. S. Cranmer. 
Qentlemen: McKearisburg, Pa., April 26, '15. 
The Strawberry plants you shipped me last Thursday^ arrived in excellent condition. TIcy 
are the finest plants I ever received. Please accept thanks for \)Our promptness in shipping. 
Wm. B. Seltzer. 
