GREAT CROPS OF STRAWBERRIES AND HOW TO GROW THEM 
Copyrisht 1911 by R M. Kellogg Co., Three Rivers. Mich. 
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A WONDERFUL TEAM-GLEN MARY AND WM. BELT 
T^HESE two varieties when set together make the strongest combination possible, as both Glen Marv and Wm Belt produce 
berries of enormous size and in enormous quantities. Where one does well the other quite equals it, and they are popular 
almost every where. They are in great favor among Pacific Coast and Inter-Mountain State growers as well as in practically all 
sections of the East. Can ship plants from our Idaho. Oregon and Three Rivers farms. We highlv recommend these varieties 
to all our customers, with absolute conhdencc that the results will justify the highest claims we have made concerning them 
heavy yielder and ranks among the best of shippers; an 
ideal berry in every way, and is taking first place with 
many growers; runners medium length and comparative- 
ly limited in number. One of our favorite.s; exceedingly 
profitable. One of our recent introductions. 
Lady Thompson, B. (Male) 
MEDIUM EARLY. Bisexual. Bright red; top-shape; 
medium-size fruit; very sweet; yields a fairly generous 
crop of berries; develops long runners in not very abun- 
dant numbers. 
Magoon, B. ( Male) 
MEDIUM LATE. Bisexual. Kich red with yellow seeds; 
conical; fruit very large; flavor mild and delicious; heavy 
yielder and splendid shipper; runners short and stocky. 
Favorite on the Pacific coast and in British Columbia. Is 
one of the very best. 
Grown only at our branch farm at Canby. Oregon. 
Marshall, B. (Male) 
LATE. Bisexual. Very dark red: varied as to form; 
berry very large and sweet, and yield excellent; one of 
the universally popular varieties; makes plenty of run- 
ners which are short and vigorous. As a shipper, Mar- 
shall is unexcelled. 
Molena, B. (Male) 
EARLY TO LATE. Bisexual. Crimson; form varies 
greatly and in size fruit is very large; flavor rich and 
Address all communicalions and make all remittances 
satisfying; yields tremendous crops; prolific maker of 
long runners. One of the greatest favorites in Califor- 
nia where it begins fruiting early and continues to pro- 
duce for several months. 
New York, B. (Male) 
MEDIUM EARLY. Bisexual. Dark red; form varies 
greatly; extra-large; mild and delicious; heavy yielder; 
runners short and few. A splendid berry for fancy trade. 
Nick Ohmer, B. i Male) 
MEDIUM EARLY. Bisexual. Dark crimson; cone shape; 
extra-large; very rich in flavor; produces a medium num- 
ber of long runners. A growing favorite in Florida and 
along the Pacific coast. Good shipper. 
Parsons' Beauty, B. i Male ) 
MEDIUM EARLY. Bisexual. Bright red; conical; large; 
mild in flavor; heavy yielder; runners quite prolific and 
short. For high altitudes there is nothing better than 
this variety. 
Patagonia, B. ( Male ) 
EARLY TO LATE. Bisexual. Luther Burbank's latest 
origination, and has the "Wizard's" highest endorsement. 
We are testing this variety, which is the result of twen- 
ty-five years of work on Mr. Burbank's part, on our 
branch farm at ("anby. Oregon, and have a limited num- 
ber for delivery in 1912. In his description of the Pata- 
payable to R. M, KELLOGG CO., Three Rivers, Mich. 
