A NEW DEAL FOR STRAWBERRY GROWERS. AT LAST, AN ALL 
SEASON STRAWBERRY THAT HAS ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES OF 
THE BEST SPRING BEARING KINDS. THE WAYZATA WILL MAKE 
AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER THE BEST SEASON FOR 
STRAWBERRIES IN THE NORTH. A MODERN DEVELOPMENT THAT 
WILL REVOLUTIONIZE THE GROWING AND MARKETING OF 
AMERICA’S FAVORITE FRUIT. A FINE SHIPPING, CANNING AND 
TABLE BERRY COMBINED. A BEARING SEASON OF AT LEAST 
THREE MONTHS. TOPS THE MARKET FOR ITS APPEARANCE; 
HOLDS THE MARKET BY ITS MERITS. A REAL MONEY MAKER. A 
SINGLE ACRE HAS PRODUCED BERRIES THAT SOLD FOR OVER 
$1,000. THIS IN DEPRESSION YEARS. A GREATER DEMAND 
EVERY YEAR FOR SIX YEARS. THE WAYZATA PROMISES TO 
BECOME THE STANDARD STRAWBERRY OF THE NORTH. 
The Wayzata plant stock was developed by us from a single plant, 
discovered on cur place 8 years ago. The identity of this plant was 
unknown in this region. Experts are of divided opinion, as to the origin 
of the variety. 
Our patches have been open to public inspection for 7 years, and the 
hundreds of people who saw the Wayzata in bearing have been unanimous 
in pronouncing it the best strawberry they had ever seen. We ask you to 
personally inspect our patches, where we developed this clean, vigorous 
plant stock; free from seedlings or mixture with any other variety. Our 
patches are at Wayzata, Minn., and on 45th Avenue North, Minneapolis, 
between Minneapolis and Robbinsdale. We grow no other variety of straw¬ 
berry; we sell no other nursery stock. Our only sales agencies are: The 
Farmers Seed and Nursery Co., Faribault, Minn., Mr. J. D. Winter, 2194 
Hendan Avenue, St. Paul. Order direct from us, or from either of these 
dealers. 
The Wayzata has no similarity to any strawberry grown in this region. 
It has proved superior in every respect to any other everbearer grown here. 
Experts on the development of strawberry varieties pronounce the Wayzata 
the most promising now offered and recommend it for planting to replace 
other varieties. Investigate! Plant this spring a patch of strawberries that 
will yield you a good crop this fall and again next spring. Why wait until 
the Wayzata becomes the standard of market gardeners and you are left 
with a patch of the old varieties that will be hard to sell? 
The Wayzata will grow equally well on clay, peat or sandy soil. Our 
methods of fertilizing and care of plantings sent with every order. 
