GREAT CROPS OF STRAWBERRIES AND HOW TO GROW THEM 
Copyright 1915 by R. M. Kellogg Co., Three Rivers, Mich. 
STANLEY PELTIER'S FIELD OF KELLOGG PLANTS 
SOME years ago Mr. and Mrs. Peltier visited the Kelloge farm at Three Rivers, and as a result of what they saw here became 
very much interested in KelloiTg plants, and are now successful growers in the outskirts of an Ohio city. In sending the 
above photograph Mr. Peltier reports his laree success, and incidentally refers tohis admiration for Kellose's Prize and Chesa- 
peake. He says the Prize "is the very best— long fruiting season and agood producer." and of Chesapeake that it will hold in bet- 
ter condition on the plant after being thoroughly ripe than any other variety I ever saw.' ' Essential points in strawberry success. 
the support and delight of a home than stravy- 
berries? 
Kellogg's Bift-Four Garden. This garden includes 
400 plants selected from our four wonderful new va- 
rieties which succeed in all soils and under all climatic 
conditions. 
100 plants Dr. Burrill .-.$1.50 
100 plants Magic Gem 1.50 
100 plants Kellogg's Premier -._ 1.70 
100 plants Kellogg's Prize „- 1.50 
$6.20 
Our special price on this garden, plants pruned 
ready for setting, delivered by parcel post or express, 
all charges prepaid to any town in the United State3__.$4.S0 
Kello^^'s Everbearing Garden. This garden in- 
cludes 3u0 plant.s, selected from several of our choicest 
everbearing varieties. The varieties we shall select for 
this garden will depend upon the locality in which 
they are to be set, and we shall include plants of four 
or five varieties, so that you may have an opportunity 
to test the various varieties of the wonderful ever- 
bearers. Our catalog price for 300 plants selected in 
this manner is $5.50. Our special delivered price to you 
(express or parcel post prepaid), plants pruned ready 
for setting - $4.80 
In estimating yields from these gardens we 
have counted upon one quart per plant each year. 
Many customers report, however, that they have 
gathered double the quantity we estimate here. 
To Canadian cuslomers the delivered prices for these 
gardens will be as follows; Garden A, $2.7.'); Garden B, $4.25; 
Garden C, $5.00; Garden D. $7.60; Everbearing Garden, $5.60; 
Kellogg's Big-4 Garden, $5.25. This does not include the tariff 
duty on plants. 
All plants in these Kellogg Garden Selections 
are pruned and ready for setting, and the plants 
will be delivered to you just at the time they 
should be set in your locality. We shall select 
varieties that will properly mate, and thus insure 
a large crop of perfectly formed berries. And 
our Service Department will answer your ques- 
tions whenever you have occasion to write us for 
information. 
As we are making special delivered prices on 
Kellogg Garden Selections, and the amount for 
each being small, Jull remittance should invari- 
ably accompany the order. To avoid misunder- 
standings and unnecessary correspondence, the 
purchaser should name the letter used to dis- 
tinguish the particular garden described. If you 
select garden C, for instance, please so indicate 
when ordering. 
Cultural Methods for a Kellogg Garden 
TTNDER the title of "Great Crops of Straw- 
^ berries and How to Grow Them," in another 
part of this book, we give full instructions for 
strawberry growing which are particularly adapt- 
ed to large areas. For the benefit of those who 
grow our strawberry gardens we give herewith 
more specific directions for the smaller areas. In 
the first place, let us say that strawberries are 
so easily grown that even a novice may succeed 
from the very beginning. As a matter of fact, it 
requires less experience and less work to grow 
strawberries than it does to grow flowers or com- 
mon garden vegetables. Strawberries may be said 
to be the most universal of crops in the sense that 
they succeed in all soils and under all climatic 
conditions, provided you have varieties that are 
adapted to your soil and general conditions. 
The soil for strawberries is prepared just the 
same as for vegetables. Both require manure of 
some kind. You can use horse, cattle, sheep, 
hog or chicken fertilizer, or commercial fertilizer 
in case you cannot obtain the necessary manure, 
and if your soil will grow vegetables without any 
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