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THE DANIELS NURSERY, INC. 
DANIELS QUALITY 
STRAWBERRIES 
Daniels hardy, Northern grown strawberry plants 
have been produced on specially selected and pre¬ 
pared soils to meet the needs of planters here in 
the Northwest. The most exacting care is exer¬ 
cised in every step of their growing, digging, 
handling and packing. When you buy Daniels 
plants you are buying strawberry satisfaction. 
Add 10c per 100 if to go by mail. 
PROGRESSIVE. Everbearing. The most cosmo¬ 
politan of the older everbearing varieties, well 
adapted to all soils and climates. Daniels Pro¬ 
gressive plants are of a specially selected strain 
which has given results superior to ordinary 
Progressive plants. 75c for 25; $1.50 for 100; 
$10.00 for 1,000. 
MASTODON. Everbearing. Considered the best 
of the everbearing varieties. A veritable Mas¬ 
todon in size. Produces a heavy group of large 
berries both in June and throughout the late 
Summer and Fall. The largest of the everbear- 
ers in both Spring and Fall crops. Good qual¬ 
ity and a very heavy producer. 75c for 25; $1.75 
for 100; $14.00 for 1,000. 
BEAVER. Early. Generally conceded to be the 
most profitable, the heaviest producing, earliest 
and most all round satisfactory of all the June 
bearing varieties for the Middle-west. Rapidly 
superseding other varieties. A good shipper and 
general market berry. Splendid color inside and 
out; holds its size well to the end of the season. 
High quality; very heavy yielder. A free grow¬ 
er, with healthy, vigorous plants. The one best 
all round June bearing variety. 50c for 25; $1.25 
for 100; $8.00 for 1,000. 
PREMIER. Early. A very popular variety, with 
firm, bright red berries which maintain large 
size throughout the season. Good quality and a 
popular market variety. 50c for 25; $1.25 for 
100; $8.00 for 1,000. 
DUNLAP. Mid-season. The most widely grown 
strawberry in the North. Equally good market 
or home berry. Adapted to all soil types. 50c 
for 25; $1.00 for 100; $7.00 for 1,000. 
DANIELS QUALITY 
GOOSEBERRIES 
CARRIE. The Thornless Gooseberry. Carrie has 
been the most popular gooseberry in Minnesota 
and adjacent states in the past. It is a prolific 
yielder of good sized berries which ripen red. 
Sometimes called the thornless gooseberry be¬ 
cause the prickers are lost from the wood after 
the first year. We offer strong plants ready to 
fruit next year. 20 each; $2.00 for 12; $4.00 
for 25; $16.00 for 100. 
COMO. Minnesota’s New Wonder Gooseberry. 
(Minnesota No. 43.) Described by the origina¬ 
tors, the Minnesota State Fruit Breeding Farm, 
as follows: 
“A vigorous, productive plant with exceptionally 
healthy foliage. Fruit roundish or slightly oblong. 
Ripens green, quality fair, holds on the bushes a long 
time in good market condition without scalding, even in 
the hottest weather. The plant is only moderately 
thorny, many thorns dropping from the two year old 
wood.” 
The advent of Como marks the greatest ad¬ 
vancement made in mid-western gooseberry 
culture in many years. 35c each; $3.50 for 12; 
$6.50 for 25. 
Como Gooseberry 
SMALL FRUIT 
HELPS 
Two Up-to-date, Helpful 
Bulletins 
relating to all phases of small fruit culture issued 
by the University of Minnesota are free for the 
asking. They are— 
Special Bulletin No. 72 
“Modem Strawberry Growing” 
Special Bulletin No. 79 
“Modern Bush Fruit Growing” 
They are both written by our Mr. Franc P. 
Daniels, who for many years has been a lecturer 
on the staff of the University, Division of Horti¬ 
culture. They may be had free by writing to the 
Division of Publications, University Farm, St. 
Paul, Minn. 
