46 Berry Plants 
LOVETT'S NURSERY, Inc. 
DORSETT 
In our eyes, Dorsett is that early Straw¬ 
berry for which the amateur gardener has 
been praying these many years. More, big¬ 
ger and better berries are produced on this sort 
than on any other variety we know. Since 
its introduction, just a few years ago, Dor¬ 
sett, with that other sensational variety, 
Fairfax, has taken the amateur and the com¬ 
mercial worlds both by storm. The only fault 
we can ever find with this delicious berry is 
that we simply cannot get enough of them to 
take care of the inevitable demand. So place 
your order early, before our plants of this 
perfect Strawberry are exhausted. 
100 $1.25, 1000 $8.00 
Early Jersey Giant. An old favorite of ours, with 
berries as pleasing to see as they are to taste, 
being extra early, extra large, very shapely, and 
of the highest quality. 100 $1.25, 1000 $8.00. 
FAIRFAX 
Introduced with Dorsett, Fairfax stands as 
far above the early-to-midseason market as 
does the former sort above the extra early 
berries. Its flavor is unrivaled by any berry 
save Dorsett, its productiveness likewise is in 
a class by itself. Throughout the entire berry 
season, attractive, delicious Strawberries are 
produced in an apparently unlimited quan¬ 
tity on these healthy bushes. Try some of Doth 
Fairfax and Dorsett—you can’t go wrong with 
either of these miraculous sorts. 
100 $1.25, 1000 $8.00 
Gandy. We introduced Gandy over 40 years ago, 
and it is still the most called-for among late fruit¬ 
ing Strawberries. 
Glen Mary. Good old standard Northern sort. 
Very productive if planted near a good pollenizer 
such as Joe. Midseason. 
Haverland. Another good midseason variety, which 
produces many big pale red berries. 
Howard No. 17. Same as Premier. 
Joe (Big Joe). Probably the most prolific of the old 
favorites, the fanciest appearing, and most suc¬ 
cessful on all soils, is this popular late berry. 
Klondyke. Early, with deep red, firm berries, very 
uniform in size and shape. 
Lupton. A good fancy late Strawberry, which 
ripens just before Gandy, but is even more pro¬ 
ductive. An excellent market berry. 
Marshall. Probably our grandparents favorite 
Strawberry, this midseason sort owes its popular¬ 
ity to the high quality of its aristocratic fruits. 
Missionary. Early to midseason, with large, firm, 
colorful berries. 
New York. Midseason, with berries sweeter than 
those of any other sort, sweet even before they 
become red. 
Nick Ohmer. Popular medium late sort which pro¬ 
duces handsome and glossy red globes, with 
prominent green caps. 
Premier. In 1915 Premier swept the early berry 
market, and reigned supreme and unchallenged 
until the advent of Dorsett and Fairfax. A deli¬ 
cious and completely satisfactory Strawberry. 
Gandy, An Ever Popular Late Variety 
Senator Dunlap. Early to midseason. Probably 
the most productive of all the quality sorts. 
Success. Lovely home garden Strawberry. Very 
early, with mild, rich, flavor. 
Uncle Jim. Good sort in all respects, midseason 
with large, well-colored fruit, even on poor soil. 
Warfield. Grand old sort, with berries firm enough 
for long shipments. Early. 
Washington (New Washington). A late sort 
which was expected to make the third of a trium¬ 
virate, Dorsett and Fairfax being the other two. 
However, Washington demands a bit more atten¬ 
tion than do the others. In favorable spots, the 
plant will produce large crops of delicious fruit. 
William Belt. The old favorite midseason to late 
Strawberry which stood for years as the standard 
of excellence in flavor. 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 
(Layer Plants) 
Mastodon. The sensational variety which has 
-* taken the country by storm. 
Stands supreme among everbearers, both for the 
market and the home garden. Fruits three months 
after planting, and continues bearing until late 
Fall. Big, bright red berries, delicious to eat and 
charming to look at. These berries hold their size 
to the very end of the season. The heaviest bearer 
of any Fall bearing Strawberry, and headed for 
first place on everybody’s Strawberry list. 
100 $1.50, 1000 $10.00. 
Progressive. Very hardy, producing large crops of 
fruit from July until heavy frost. 100 $1.25, 
1000 $ 8 . 00 . 
STRAWBERRY-RASPBERRY 
Novelty berry, resembling a Strawberry in appear¬ 
ance, and a Raspberry in flavor. Cook with Rasp¬ 
berries for best results. 
Strong plants. Doz. $2.00, 100 $12.00. 
(Add 10 To to your remittance if shipment is desired by parcel post) 
