OUR STRAWBERRIES 
One thing especially needed in the home gardens of the 
South, but which is now generally absent, is an abundant sup¬ 
ply of small fruits, especially Strawberries of the best sorts. 
A noted preacher once said that “the Lord could have 
made a better berry than the Strawberry, but He never 
did,” and we agree with him. This fruit is easily grown 
almost anywhere in the South, is a heavy producer, and 
the most delicious of all small fruits. 
Have you plenty of good varieties of Strawberries in 
your garden? If not, why not? Don’t you think this fall 
a splendid time to set out a bed of them for family use? 
In the past it has been difficult for those who wanted only 
a few hundred plants to get them. Most Strawberry plant- 
growers are always looking out for the big trade in plants 
—where plants are bought in lots of from ten thousand to 
one hundred thousand plants. 
While we have no objection to selling large lots, we are 
prepared for and want these small-garden plant orders. We 
are doing our best to make it easy for those who want only 
small beds for home use to get the number of plants they 
want and need, and we believe our customers will appre¬ 
ciate this opportunity of buying in small quantities. 
MISSIONARY 
A new extra-early berry of southern 
origin and adapted to the entire South. 
A perfect variety, clean, healthy grower 
and heavy bearer. 75 cts. per 100, post¬ 
paid; by express, not prepaid, $2 for 500, 
$3.50 per 1,000. 
KLONDYKE 
Best midseason berry for the South. 
Fine for both home and market use. A 
strong, healthy grower, with large berries 
of blood-red color and fine, sweet flavor. 
75 cts. per 100, postpaid; by express, not 
prepaid, $2 for 500, $3.50 per 1,000. 
AROMA 
Best, large, late berry for the South. 
Plants are strong, healthy growers, with 
bright red berries of sweetest flavor. This, 
with the other two varieties will give ber¬ 
ries all season. 75c. per 100, postpaid; by 
exp., not prepaid, $2 for 500, £3.50 per 1,000 
Best Varieties for Gardens in the South 
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Out of all the hundreds of varieties of Strawberries grown 
in this country there are three varieties that are specially adapted 
to general southern conditions; varieties that come in early, 
medium and late; varieties that are healthy, vigorous growers; 
varieties that make large crops of berries; varieties that will 
please any and everyone in the South who like this most deli¬ 
cious of all berries; berries that are a sort of the first-of-the-season 
fruit, coming before dewberries, blackberries, early peaches, 
apples, etc. There is a distinct place among all the fruits that 
the Strawberry only can fill. If you have no Strawberry-bed, 
including at least three of the best varieties, you are missing 
every year the choicest and most pleasing of all small fruits. 
The varieties we recommend are the Missionary, Klondyke 
and Aroma. Descriptions will be found above. 
Home-Garden Collection: 300 Plants, Postpaid, $1.75 
For $1.75 we will send 300 Strawberry plants, postage prepaid, to any post office in the United States. In this 
collection will be ioo plants of Missionary, the best extra-early Strawberry; ioo Klondyke, the best medium-early, 
large-sized, sweet-flavored berry; ioo Aroma, which is of enormous size, finest quality, and stays in bearing late, long 
after other varieties are through. This selection has been made after hundreds of varieties have been tested, and 
contains the best there is to be had in Strawberries to date. 
Our One-Dollar Collection: 150 Plants, Postpaid, $ 1.00 
Some don’t want as many as 300 plants. Our One-Dollar Strawberry Collection is just the thing for such people. 
Plants of exactly the same quality as in the Home-Garden Collection, the same varieties: 50 Missionary, 50 Klondyke, 
50 Aroma, postpaid to any post office in the United States for Si. 
Delivery About October 15 Plants will not be shipped until they become dormant—between 
-=£-—- - October 15 and November 1. We want the plants to reach you in 
first-class order, which is possible only when digging and shipping is delayed until growth has stopped. We posi¬ 
tively will not ship until plants are in condition to carry in the very best manner. Orders can be sent in any time. 
