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MAllSilAlilj’H H'PUA VVlllOifin' I'LAN'I'S. 
Strawberry Plants 
Tliosc marked (I’.) liavc jiistillato, or imperfect IIowoi'k, ;iih1 must ho plauled near porfect- 
llovvcriiig kinds, in order that Hie Ilovvers may be fertilized. The varieties not so marked are 
bi-sexual, or iiorfect-tlowering, and can Ijo planted alone. 
Auto. N^evv. Immensely jiroductive; iarf^e berries. 
August Luther. Good size and 'V'cry jiroductive. 
lixtra early. 
Bederwood. One of tlie best eaidies; large bright 
red, conical fruit. 
Bismarck. Exceptionally strong jiidlenizcr. Late. 
Brandjrwine. Largo, conical, glossy, crimson, 
firm and solid. Huccecd in any S(;il. Mid- 
season to late. 
Bubach (P.) Large berry of dark color. Mid- 
season. 
Cardinal. Berries medium to large, uniform in 
shajie and size; mid-season. 
Chesapeake. Very large, of fine form and as 
late as Gandy. 
Clyde. Very regular, bright scarlet berries; 
large and of excellent flavor; firm, and a good 
sliippor. Plant remarkably hcaltliy, vigorous 
and productive. Season early. 
Commonwealth. New. Very large, fine flavored, 
juicy. A"ery late. 
Excelsior. Very fine, stands frost well. Extfa 
early. 
Gandy. Large, bright glossj- crimson fruit; finest 
flavor. Late. 
Pot-Grown Strawberries. 
Glen Mary. Strong and healthy grower, bright crimson. Marly. 
Hunn. (P.) Largest variety grown. Dark crimson, fine flavor. Late. 
Marshall. Large, dark crimson color, and of delicious flavor. Midseason. 
New York. A^ery large, color dark red; first-class quality. Midseason. 
Nick Ohmer. Fruit mammoth size; very productive. Midseason. 
New Home. Bright red color, as large and late as Gandy. 
Com Paul. One of the largest berries; firm and jiroductive. 
President. (P.) Bound, very productive, rich crimson. Midseason. 
Pan-American. Autumn everbearing variety, the liest of its class. 
Scofield. Largo, liright red. Bich, aromatic flavor. Early to late. 
Senator Dunlap. A new variety, seemingly of much merit. Fruit is of good size, regulnr and 
attractive in form, deeji red in color without and within, firm in substance and of excellent 
quality. Second early. 
Silver Com. Mxquisite color, luscious flavor; very jiroductive; jilant vigorous. Midsea.^on. 
Success. Sweet, mild flavor; large, very early and bearing till Fall. 
Uncle Jim. A very valuable midseason variety of large size and wonderful jiroductiveness: 
bright red color and finest quality. 
AVm. Belt. The berries are as largo as Bubach, more uniform in shajic, just as jiroductix’o, and 
the color is jierfect. Midseason to late. 
Twentieth Century. (P.) Immense size, dark crimson, smooth surface. Midseason. 
AVe can also furnish other varieties not named above, at regular jiriccs. 
Pot-growii jilants, if jflanted in the Fall, will furnish a good croji of large, fine berries 
of the following season. 
Pot-Grown Plants (ready about .luly loth). 25 $1.25; 50 $2.00; 100 $:5.50. 
Layer Plants (ready about August'25th). Dozen ilOc.: 50 75c.; 100 $1.25. 
Celery Plants 
We can snjijily I he following varieties: Golden Self-Blanching, Min do Hiecle, W'liifc Plume, 
Perfection Jlcartwell, Giant J’ascnl and Golden Dwnrf. Per 100 50c.; 1000 $1.50. 
Vegetable Plants 
Brussels Sprouts. Mong Isinnd Improved... 
Cabbage. Plat Dntidi, S;i\oy or l-Jed. 
Kale or Borecole. Dwarf Seotch or German 
OdZ. 100 
$ 0.20 $ 1.00 
.15 .50 
.15 .50 
