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Descriptions of Standard Varieties (Continued) 
"jT/i^ MARVEL 
or BEAUTY and 
PROD UC TfVENESS 
MALE OR BI-SEXUAL (B) 
tFor photo-engravings see Back Cover also Pages 5 and 24) 
WE never introduce any variety until 
thorough and extensive tests have 
convinced us that it is superior to 
any other variety of its season. As proof of 
this assertion, we proudly refer to the uni- 
versal and unrivalled success of new origin- 
ations which we have introduced in the past. 
At last we have found the superior late 
bi-sexual variety, Kellogg's Marvel, (The 
Marvel of Beauty and Productiveness) , which 
we predict will assume leadership among late 
varieties just as Kellogg's Premier ranks 
supreme in the extra-early list. 
Kellogg's Marvel is a strong, late bi- 
sexual of the same season as Kellogg's Big 
Late. The plants grow to enormous size, 
develop big, robust roots and crowns, are 
extremely hardy and vigorous and withstand drouth to a remarkable degree. The foliage is bright 
snappy green, its tough leaf tissue rendering it resistant to leaf spot, insects and weather extremes. 
Its marvelous productiveness, the beauty and exquisite flavor of its big, bright, blood-red berries 
and its strong, healthy, vigorous plants combine to make Kellogg's Marvel as nearly 100 per cent straw- 
berry perfection as it is possible to obtain. 
Kellogg's Marvel originated with Percy Schuchardt of North Lake, Wisconsin, who furnishes the 
following description and information: 
"/ discovered Kellogg' s Marvel seven years ago, about the middle of July in an old sod. The 
plant growth was so strong that it had practically choked out the grass. I removed six plants to 
an old flower bed for want of a belter place to propagate them and although this original plot has 
never been weeded, watered, fertilized or cared for in any way since the first season, it has fruited 
well every year for the past six years and is still in commission, producing some fine large berries 
this season. 
Kellogg's Marvel is undoubtedly a cross of Senator Dunlap and Warfield as I fruited these 
two varieties for years prior to the discovery of the Kellogg's Marvel seedling and I had the only 
strawberry patch in this vicinity. 
The foliage of this variety resembles its presumable parents but is much taller and in plant 
growth, it is the strongest I ever have seen. 
It is the most productive variety that I know of, outyielding all others here two to one. 
The berries have a slight neck like Senator Dunlap but are firmer and longer than either 
Dunlap or Warfield. Their quality is excellent — far better than any other strawberry J have 
ever tasted. They are beautiful dark red clear through and equally splendid for all purposes. 
We use them exclusively in our hotel. 
My admiration for Kellogg's Marvel grows stronger every year. I consider it practically 
a 'fool proof variety — one which may be planted anywhere with assured success." 
Just think of it — the olfspring of Senator Dunlap and Warfield, two of the very best of the old-time 
standard varieties. This alone is sufficient to commend Kellogg's Marvel if nothing more were said of it. 
The photo-engravings shown on Pages 
5, 24 and Back Cover give only a slight idea 
of the size, color and beauty of Kellogg's 
Marvel strawberries as it is impossible to re- 
produce on paper their remarkable splendor. 
We have tried to be ultraconservative in 
our description of this variety but we simply 
couldn 't — the variety wouldn 't permit. Plant 
Kellogg's Marvel this spring and you'll ac- 
knowledge that it merits a more glowing des- 
cription than we have presented; that this 
variety really is "The Marvel of Beauty and 
Productiveness." 
We anticipate a much greater demand 
for plants than we can possibly supply and 
our caution, "order early to avoid the dis- 
appointing, sold-out experience," applies 
with special significance to this variety. 
For prices of Kellogg's Marvel plants 
see Page 66, column 4. 
"Hats off" to Kellogg's Marvel, the Marvel of Beauty and Productiveness 
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