Latest New Everbearing Varieties 
DRY WEATHER EVERBEARING. Originated 
by Prof. A. F. Yeager western experiment station. 
Claimed to be a dry weather Everbearing. With 
us it was a fine sweet Strawberry of good size. 
Very promising. 
EMPIRE ALL RED EVERBEARING. Originated 
in Canada. Also a very sweet strawberry. Bears 
well. Good size. Has done very well with us. 
Plants limited. 
LUCKY BOY EVERBEARING. Introduced by 
Peter Henderson of New York. Claimed to out- 
yield Mastodon 50%. Better plant maker. Early 
and sweet. We fruited it this year for the first 
time. Did well. 
GARDNER SUGAR SWEET EVERBEARING. 
Originated in Iowa. Berries oblong like a pine¬ 
apple. Long neck. Easy to hull. Dark red sugar- 
sweet berries. It is well named. It’s simply de¬ 
licious. Bears Strawberries from July until winter. 
GARDNER 999 GIANT EVERBEARING. 
Originated in Iowa. Claimed to have the old wild 
Strawberry flavor. Different from all other ber¬ 
ries. Does well in the central and western States. 
Seems to grow in extra large bushes with us. 
Berries very large. 
Columbine everbearing. Originated in 
Denver, Colo. Does well with us here. Berries 
very large, good color and have a fine flavor. 
Does well in central and western States. Named 
after the Colorado state flower. Give it a tryout. 
EXCELSIOR EVERBEARING. Originated in 
Minnesota. This new variety did very well with 
us in a very dry season. Berries large and sweet. 
Bore very heavily for us. The quality berry. Try 
them. 
LINDY EVERBEARING. Originated in Wiscon¬ 
sin. Berries with us, were extra large. Dark red. 
Very attractive, with excellent flavor. An ideal 
bearing variety with us all through the dry sum¬ 
mer. A good plant maker. 
25 for 50c; 50 for 75c; 100 for #1.25. Limited 
this year. 25 of each of the 8 varieties, 200 
plants in all only #2.00. 
FREE—Any of the above varieties. 
12 plants FREE with any #2.50 order. 
25 plants FREE with any #5.00 order. 
50 plants FREE with any #10.00 order or over if 
requested. 
Also 5% Discount for cash in FREE PLANTS 
on plant orders from Catalog prices. Seed orders 
not included. Free Seed Offer see page 18. 
POSTAGE RATE see page 20. 
Early Marvel Cabbage 
We have been growing Early Cabbage for years 
and have at last found Early Marvel positively the 
earliest cabbage with large smooth heads in exist¬ 
ence. Just think of it—5 to 8 pound heads in less 
than 60 days. Crop all comes about at one time. 
Every plant set makes a head of the finest quality. 
Fully developed heads will not burst for several 
weeks. Note photo. A field of Early Marvel is a 
wonderful sight. All choice heads. By all means 
plant Early Marvel this year for a new and better 
Early Cabbage. 
Pkt., 15c; 2 for 25c, limit. 
Golden Colonel Sweet Corn 
Golden Colonel was the ALL- 
AMERICA Selection prize win¬ 
ner Sweet Corn for 1936. The 
newest development of ten years 
of breeding and crossing Coun¬ 
try Gentlemen and Golden Ban¬ 
tam. Tall growing stalks with 
ears eight to ten inches long. 
Zig-zag shoe-peg kernels. Cyl¬ 
indrical shape with the richest 
golden color. Kernels very deep 
and narrow, neatly 1 inch long. 
Very tender, sugar sweet, 
with that rich creamy butter 
flavor. Golden Colonel sold at 
our roadside stand as fast as it 
matured at 3 5c per dozen. Plant 
our four varieties which we think 
are the best and have delicious 
Sweet Corn all summer. Golden 
Colonel seed sold at $1.00 per 
pound last year. Our prices are 
very reasonable this year. Pkt., 
10c; lb., 20c; 1 lb., 30c; 5 lbs., 
#1.25, postpaid. 
A. 0. MORSE COMPANY. HORTICULTURAL PRINTERS, ST. JOSEPH. MICH. 
