BUNTINGS' NURSERIES. SELUYVILLE. DEI- 
PROGRESSIVE — The best everbearing variety ; 
FALL OR EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES! 
Fall or Everbearing Strawberries are no longer an I 
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 flrsti 
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' 
blossoms until July 15th, but if this is done you will ' 
have a heavier crop of berries during August, September, > 
October and the early part of November. Everbearing i 
strawberries are a paying investment, they bear a large; 
crop of fruit the summer and fall, following the spring! 
they are planted, they also bear a heavy crop of fruit the 
following spring at the time June-bearing varieties are: 
in their height of fruiting, and then bring another light ■ 
crop the following fall. ' ; 
PROGRESSIVE. A wonderful fall-bearing strawberry an-1 ' 
considered the best by many growers. The spring-set plants I 
not only produce a big: crop of berries the same season, but the ' 
runner plants commence to bear fruit as .soon as set. and quite ; 
often you will find a runner plant full of blossoms and berries 
before it has made any roots, and in this way Progressiv.- 
yields a crop of fruit the first year that is truly wonderful. The \ 
fruit of the Progressive is of good size, smooth, of good color I 
and appearance. The plant is a good grower and healthy ' 
SUPERB. Many growers consider the Superb the best ever- i 
bearing variety, but we find 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 produce as many berries here with us, but the berries i 
are of large size and very handsome. The Superb is not onlv I 
a good fall-bearing sort, but one of the most profitable varieties ' 
to plant for a regular crop. i 
The matter of buying your plants may look like a 
small matter, but it is an important job because so much ■ 
depends on the right kind of plants. No matter how ; 
valuable your land — no matter how much you weed, dig, ' 
hoe or cultivate — no matter how deep you plow — how ! 
well you make the seed bed. how much you disc and ! 
harrow or rake your garden — no matter how much the 
sun shines, or how much rain you get — or how much ' 
you irrigate or water your garden — no matter how ideal ; 
the weather conditions may be or how much you fer- I 
tilize or manure the soil — and every one of these things 
represents real money — they are all lost — all wasted — j 
all the effort counts for nothing if in the first place you ' 
don't have the right kind of plants to put in the soil. \ 
