W. S. TODD, GREENWOOD, DELAWARE 
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IMPORTANT, 
Please read every word on this page before ordering plants. 
The description of the different varieties is as they have done with me at 
fruiting time. Varieties that I have not fruited I have given originator’s descrip¬ 
tion, or others that I consider best authority. Varieties marked (Imp.) have 
pistillate blossoms, and to fruit them must be planted near some variety with 
perfect blossoms, marked Per. 
Terms. Payment must be made before shipment of plants. If not con¬ 
venient to remit entire amount when order is sent remit not less than one-fourth 
of the amount of the order and your order will be booked and held for you and 
you can remit remainder when convenient, before shipment of plants. 
Please remit by P. O. Money Order on Greenwood, Express Order, Regis¬ 
tered Letter, Check or Bank Draft. 
I guarantee the safe arrival of plants and in good condition if sent by mail or 
express by May 1st. 
I ship plants to Southern customers during mild weather any time after they 
receive this catalogue, and to the North as late as May 15th, but for all sections 
it is advisable to order early, and name date of shipment as early as you can use 
the plants. Plants shipped early have less foliage, can be packed lighter, and if 
planted early almost always do well. 
I take the greatest care to have all plants true to name and seldom ever have 
a complaint, but should any prove otherwise than represented I will not be 
responsible for any amount greater than actually paid me for the plants. 
Claims, if any, must be made on receipt of plants when they will be carefully 
examined, and if just, made satisfactory. 
Packing is done in the best manner possible. All plants are nicely cleaned 
and bunched, and tied twenty-five in a bunch, labeled, and packed in light 
crates for which I make no charge. Written notice is sent each customer on 
receipt of order and one when order is shipped. 
In ordering be sure to write your name and address, Post Office, County and 
State plainly, and do this every time you write. Be sure to say how plants are 
to be sent, by mail or express. Express is usually satisfactory and the best way 
to send plants if the order is large, or if the distance is great. Parcel Post is 
cheapest for small shipments, and with large shipments if you are within the third 
zone, or 300 miles from Greenwood. On orders for 500 plants or more express is 
cheaper than parcel post after the third zone. In ordering small amounts of plants 
by parcel post remit the price quoted in the Price List. Strawberry plants 
packed for shipment weigh about four pounds per hundred plants. If you want 
500 or more plants, sent by parcel post I will send them C. O. D. for the exact 
amount of postage due, if you wish. 
I will sell 50 plants of one variety at the 100 rate, and 500 plants of one 
variety at the 1000 rate. 
Substitution. Early in the season I have every variety listed in this catalogue 
but late in the season usually sell out of some varieties. In case I am out of 
varieties ordered please say if I shall substitute some variety of the same season 
suitable for your locality. I always notify the customer if I have time to receive 
your answer before you wish the plants shipped, but in case you do not request 
me to substitute I shall return the amount for the plants I do not have. 
