STERLING’S ANNUAL CATALOG 
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS —Continued 
25 100 300 1000 
FAIRFAX. Bred by the U. S. Dept. o.f Agri¬ 
culture for quality, productiveness and size. 
Does not make as many plants as Dorsett but 
yields almost as heavy. Berries very firm, 
dark colored, and unexcelled for home garden 
or for market.50 1.50 3.60 11.00 
CORSICAN. One of the sweetest berries grown. 
Large plants, leaves and berries. Fruit stems 
long and stiff. Very productive.25 .80 2.20 6.50 
CHESAPEAKE. New stock grown on from 
Allen’s special strain last year. Wonderful 
quality. Late.30 .90 2.25 7.00 
GANDY. Standard for extra late. Try a few 
and lengthen your fruiting season.30 .80 2.10 6.00 
Have tried to list the 8 kinds named above about in their order of 
ripening. 
All kinds have perfect blossoms and can be set alone if desired. 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
MASTODON. The largest and best Fall bearing berry we have 
tried yet. Very sweet berries. Heavy yielding. 
Set the plants this Spring, keep all blossoms pinched off until July 
nnd then thin the blossoms out 40% right through the rest of the sea¬ 
son. You will then have good-sized berries of fine flavor right up to 
freezing weather and another crop the following Spring. Per Doz., 
:25c; per 100, $1.50. 
All prices quoted above are net at the farm. If you want your Straw¬ 
berry Plants sent by Parcel Post add 8c per 25; 15c per 100; 25c per 
200; 30c per 300; quantities over that should be sent Postage C. O. D. 
or by Express collect. 
See Special Strawberry Plant Collection on front cover. 
Strawberry Plants in August, September and October. 
We will have about all the kinds listed and some new kinds as well 
for Summer and Fall setting, from our new bed. New plants, well 
rooted and true to name. Write or ask for Fall Prices. 
We are growing some of the new Catskill this year. Supposed to 
he the best mid-season kind there is. Try a few this Fall. 
RED RASPBERRY PLANTS 
We are trying new kinds every year in our endeavor to get kinds 
that will not get Mosaic and die out in a few years. We list some 
that are well worth trying. 
NEWBURGH. A new red raspberry of superior merit. Has so far 
proven immune to Mosaic. It is of fine quality, early, productive, 
and holds its size through a long season. Each 20c; per Doz. $2.00. 
CHIEF. A new early variety of fine quality and size. Disease free 
so far. Large 2 yr. old plants. Per Doz. 80c; per 2 Doz. $1.50; 
per 100, $6.00. 
VIKING. Midseason, new. Large and hardy. Originated in Canada. 
Large 2 yr. old plants. Per Doz. 80c; per 2 Doz. $1.50; per 100, $6.00. 
