Thousand, $5,00. Three thousand, $13,00. Five 
thousand, $20.00, 
SURPLUS STOCK. Planters who are not par¬ 
ticular about varieties will And these plants 
a real bargain. Please do not ask for any cer¬ 
tain kind as these orders are filled with plants 
of which I have a surplus. Not less than one 
thousand plants supplied at this price. $3.00 
per thousand. Quality guaranteed. 
Special Offer 
One Thousand Dozen Strawberry Plants To Be 
Given Away. Send your order on or before 
May 1st and we will include, free of charge, 
for each dollar received, one dozen strawberry 
plants of a new variety. This offer is only 
good until May 1st, 1937. 
ASPARAGUS SEED. Genuine Mary Washington, 
grown from imported seed. One pound 80c, 
one quarter pound 25c post paid. 
WHOLESALE PRICES—All prices F.O.B. Morris- 
burg for shipment by express. No charge for 
packing. Not less than 500 plants of one variety 
sold at these prices. If smaller lots are want¬ 
ed, order at retail prices. 
RETAIL PRICES. Delivery charges PREPAID.— 
S. Dunlap, Glen Mary, Dr. Burrill, Blake- 
more, Big Late, Brandywine, Hundred, 90c. Two 
hundred, $1.50. Three hundred, $2.00. Five 
hundred, $3.00. 
Strawberry Culture 
WHY GROW STRAWBERRIES ? Strawberries are 
one of the most profitable crops grown. The 
profit you may expect is high in comparison 
with any other crop. It is the first fruit 
harvested in the season. Little money is need¬ 
ed to start a strawberry garden. 
TIME TO PLANT—Early spring is the logical, 
natural, and proven the most successful and 
satisfactory time to set strawberry plants. If 
you want strawberries next season, do not neg¬ 
lect to set your plants this spring. 
FALL PLANTING—Do not depend on late plant¬ 
ing as, even if the plants live, they will not 
be a success. It cannot be done. 
WHERE TO PLANT—Any soil that grows a good 
crop of vegetables, should give good results 
with, berries 
SETTING THE PLANTS. Set plants with roots 
straight down, the crown even with the ground 
surface and the soil packed firmly against 
the roots. PACKING FIRMLY is very import¬ 
ant. 
DISTANCE TO PLANT. We advise making your 
rows 314 to 5 feet apart and spacing the plants 
from 12 to 18 inches apart in the row. 
MANURE AND FERTILIZER —Barnyard manure is 
the best fertilizer for strawberries. Where re- 
