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GANDY STRAWBERRY. 
This berry is without doubt one of the finest in cultivation. It has cre- 
ated a sensation wherever exhibited. 
It is not only one of the largest in size, 
but is immensely productive, bearing 
a good crop the first season, if not 
planted too late. It is a most vigorous 
grower, and ripens very late. 
MONMOUTH STRAWBERRY. 
This berry, unlike the Gandy, is 
very early, making a very fit compan- 
ion for it. By planting the two varie- 
ties together the strawberry season lasts 
unusually long. The Monmouth, al- 
though a very large berry, is hardly 
so large as the Gandy. It will give an 
idea of the quality, beauty and size of 
these new berries when we state that 
the fruit, when marketed last season, 
Gandy Strawberry. 
brought 2 ]^ to 5 cents per quart more than other varieties. 
Price of strong plants that wiU bear this season, 6 for 50 cts., 12 for 85 cts., 100 for $5. 
RASPBERRIES. 
Red varieties : Turner, Hansell and Cuthbert, Black Caps, Mammoth Cluster. 
Price, 75 cents per dozen, $4 per loo. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
Kittatiny. One of the largest, best and most productive. 
Price, $1 per dozen, $4 per 100. 
PRUNING SHEARS. 
Henry’s pattern, steel blade, malleable handle, brass springs. This is 
one of the handiest tools of its kind, being a general favorite wherever 
used. Indispensable to anyone having fruit trees, shrubbery, etc. 
Price, $1 each ; if by mail, 20 cents extra. 
CLEVES’ ANGLE TROWEL. 
The Angle Trowel, or hand}’ 
digger, is one of the most useful 
articles to anyone raising flowers. 
With it the soil can be loosened 
up to the depth of four or five 
inches, without injury, because 
of its angular shape. Especially 
H adapted for pot plants. 
>4 Price, 25 cents; by maU, 5 cents extra. 
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