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“THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR US ALL.’ 
The Biflwell |s a seedling of the old Virginia Scarlet and originated with H. 13. Hathaway, and is a na¬ 
tive of Michigan. It therefore derives Its vigor, beauty and flavor from our best native stock. It takes the 
lead of anything on my place, averaging as large as the Sharpless, more productive thaudhe Wilson or 
Crescent, of a bright, glossy crimson -the true strawberry color—very firm and meaty in texm^e, and best 
of all, delicious in flavor. It thrives well on light soils and on all soils. The foliage of the young plants is 
of a light green color and unmistakable to one familiar with it. 1 have much the largest stock af any grow¬ 
er in the United States. Moreover / nan warrant my stock as genuine. This is a very important point. 
After my advertisement and illustrated articles in Scribner’s Monthly, the American Agriculturist and 
other journals had drawn great attention to this variety it was much sought after in its original home and 
Mr. Lyon wrote tne that many plants were being sold that could not be identified as the Bidwell. I have re¬ 
ceived conclusive proof of this. A correspondent wrote me that he had obtained plants from a prominent 
nursery and that he found them to be pistillate. He asked if they were genuine. Of course they were not, 
for no variety bears a more perfect blossom than the Bidwell. I am satisfied that the nurseryman in ques¬ 
tion had not the slightest intention of imposing on his customer. He had simply received spurious stock for 
the genuine article. While I have no monopoly on this superb variety, it is but simple j ustme to say that 
after I have gone to so much expense and pains to test the variety and obtain only plants that I know to be 
genuine, I should receive credit for the same. I will warrant every plant I send out. Price, $2.50 per 100; 
$20 per 1000. Also a fine stock of Raspberry, Blackberry and Gooseberry plants. Currants and Grape Vines. 
Descriptive catalogue free. See also my remarkably liberal offers of plants with the splendidly illustrated 
work “Success with Small Fruits.” Address E. P. ROE, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
