Kellogg's Premier, Dr. Burrill, Magic Gem, Kellogg's Prize and Kellogg's 
Big Late have proved in actual tests throughout the country the biggest money- 
making standard varieties grown. They are big producers and big money- 
makers everywhere and are far superior to ordinary varieties. For prices of 
Kellogg's Big Four and Kellogg's Big Late plants see page 29, column 2. 
KELLOGG'S PREMIER 
(Male or Bisexual) 
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Kellogg's Premier is the grandest and best 
extra-early variety ever grown. It is a 
strong pollenizer, vigorous grower and heavy 
producer of extra large, bright-red berries 
of most deiicioua flavor. We have sold several million 
plants of this variety and have not received a single 
complaint. It succeeds in all soils and climates. Every- 
one who has grown Kellogg's Premier agrees with us that 
it is unequalled either for home use or market. 
An Indiana grower says, "Kellogg's Premier is the 
grandest of the grand." R. Rucker or Tennessee shipped 
Premier berries to Chicago and received $7.00 for each 
24-quart crate. 
One of our Ohio customers picked Quarts per 
plant from Kellogg's Premier, and a customer in Illinois 
picked one quart per plant. 
An eastern grower sold his Premier berries for $8,00 
per crate. 
A New Jersey customer says, "Kellogg's Premier is a 
variety that you should be proud of. My Premier 
berries sold at 20 cents per quart. 
Kellogg's Premier will do fully as well for you. For 
prices of Kellogg's Premier plants, see page 29, column 2. 
DR. BURRILL 
(Male or Bisexual) 
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Dr. Burrill surpasses all other mid-season 
varieties. It is a tall, vigorous grower, roots 
deeply and is a great drouth resister. Dr. 
Burrill is a heavy producer of large, dark-red 
berries which are both fancy and delicious. They reach 
market in finest condition and always command the 
highest prices. 
G. W. Myers of Iowa picked 900 quarts from only 
400 plants. They were sent to market, a distance of 25 
miles, by automobile and sold for $140.90. 
An Ohio customer picked two quarts per plant. 
Dr. Burrili succeeds everywhere. Reports from all 
parts of the country tell of big yields and big prices 
realized from this "million-dollar strawberry." For 
prices of Dr. Burrill plants, see page 29, column 2. 
MAGIC GEM 
(Male or Bisexual) 
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Magic Gem produces the same wonderful 
crop of big, dark-red, fancy berries in all 
parts of the United States and Canada. The 
plants are very hardy with large, heavy, dark- 
green foliage. The berries ripen medium late and prac- 
tically every berry reaches full maturity. The berries 
carry well to distant markets and sell readily at prices 
which give the grower a big proht. 
Magic Gem is choice either for home use or market. 
A southern grower says, "Magic Gem berries are so 
large that they will not go into a common water glass." 
Our western customers say Magic Gem is their 
leading medium-late variecy, and we also receive splendid 
reports from eastern and Canadian growers. 
You will like Magic Gem because its productiveness, 
mammoth size, and fine qualities win admiration every- 
where. For prices of Magic Gem plants, see page 29, col- 
umn 2. 
KELLOGG'S PRIZE 
(Female or Pistillate) 
(For photo-engraving see page 10) 
Kellogg's Prize has made a record in pro- 
ductiveness and quality of berries that places 
it at the head of all late varieties. This 
wonderful pistillate never fails to produce a 
big crop of extra-fancy berries. The berries are large and 
delicious, of a bright glossy red with yellow seeds slightly 
imbedded, and make a most beautiful appearance when 
packed for market. Regardless of your soil or climate, 
Kellogg's Prize will give you a big crop of fancy berries 
which sell at highest prices. 
H. S. Tucker of Missouri says, "Kellogg's Prize is by 
far the best berry I ever have grown." 
Mrs, Saathamp of Illinois congratulates us upon 
Kellogg's Prize and says, "It is the greatest strawberry 
under the sun." 
Kellogg's Prize is grown in every section of the coun- 
try, and the good reports we receive from growers every- 
where prove it is faultless. Whether you grow straw- 
berries for home-use or market, be sure to set some 
Kellogg's Prize. For prices of Kellogg's Prize plants, see 
page 29, column 2. 
KELLOGG'S BIG LATE 
(Female or Pistillate) 
(For photo-engraving see page 31) 
Kellogg's Big Late differs from all other 
varieties, both in plant and fruit. Its foliage 
grows tall and spreading and each plant is 
completely surrounded with large, glossy 
bright-red berries which have a flavor and aroma that is 
difficult to describe. Big Late is unequalled for shipping 
as the berries keep in excellent condition for several days 
after picking. 'The fact that we have sold several 
million plants of this variety and received nothing but 
the highest praise regarding its big crops and boautiful 
berries should encourage you to set some Big Late plants 
this spring. 
V. C. Chase of Nebraska says: "I have been grow- 
ing strawberries for a number of years and Kellogg's Big 
Late is the finest berry I ever have seen. From only 100 
Big Late plants, I picked 128 quarts of extra-large, 
delicious berries." 
Reports from all other parts of the country are fully 
as convincing. For prices of Kellogg's Big Late plants, 
see page 29, column 2. 
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