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MAESIIALL’S STEAWBEREY PLANTS. 
Strawberry Plants 
Tliose iiiai'kcil (P.) have pistillate, or ini])erfoct flowers, and must bo planted near jierfect- 
flowering kinds, in order that the flowers may Ije fertilized. The varieties not so marked are 
Id-soxnal, or perfect-flowering, and can be ]ila7ited alone. 
Auto. Now. Immensely jirodnctivc; large berries. 
August Lutlier. Good size and very jn'oiluetive. 
E.xtra early. 
Bismarck. Exceptionally strong polleiiizer. Late. 
Brandywine. Large, conical, glossy, crimson, 
firm and solitl. Succeeds in any soil. Mid¬ 
season to late. 
Bubach (P.) Large berry of dark color. Mid¬ 
season. 
Climax. Very large and enormously productive; 
nearly round and very uniform. Early. 
Clyde. Very regular, bright scarlet berries; 
largo and of excellent flavor; firm, and a good 
shipper. Plant remarkably healthy, vigorous 
and productive. Season early. 
Commonwealth. New. Very large, fine flavored,, 
juicy. Very late. 
Excelsior. Very fine, stands frost well. Extra 
early. 
Gandy. Large, bright glossy crimson fruit; finest 
flavor. Late. 
Glen Mary. Strong and healthy grower, bright 
crimson. Early. 
Hunn. (P.) Largest variety grown. Dark crim- 
Pot-Grown Strawberries. son, fine flavor. Late. 
Lovett’s Early. Highly colored, medium size. Extra early. 
Marshall. Large, dark crimson color, and of delicious flavor. Midseason. 
New York. Very large, color dark red; first-class quality. Midseason. 
Nick Ohmer. Fruit mammoth size; very productive. Midseason. 
New Home. Bright red color, as largo and late as Gandy. 
Oom Paul. One of the largest berries; firm and liroductive. 
Parson’s Beauty. Good, bright red berries; productive. Midseasou. 
President. (P.) Pound, very productive, rich crimson. Midseason. 
Pan-American. Autumn everbearing variety, the best of its class. 
Scofield. Large, bright red. Eich, aromatic flavor. Early to late. 
Senator DuiEa.p. A new variety, seemingly of much merit. Fruit is of good size, regular and 
attractive in form, deep red in color without and within, firm in substance and of exeelleut 
quality. Second earij\ 
Silver Coin. Exquisite color, luscious flavor; very ]iroductive; plant vigorous. Midseason. 
Success. Sweet, mild flavor; large, very early and bearing till Fall. 
Uncle Jim. A very valuable midseason variety of large size and wonderful productiveness' 
bright red color and finest quality. 
Wm. Belt. The berries are as large as Bubach, more uniform in shape, just as in-oductive, and 
the color is perfect. Midseason to late. 
Twentieth Century. (P.) Tmmense size, dark crimson, smooth surface. Midseason. 
\\ e can also furnish other varieties not named above, at regular prices. 
Pot-grown plants, if planted in the Pall, will furnish a good crop of large, fine berries of 
the following season. 
Pot-Grown Plants (ready about .duly 15th). 25 $1.25, 50 $2.00, 100 $.3.50. 
Layer Plants (ready about August 25th). Dozen 30c., 50 75c., 100 $1.25. 
Celery Plants 
Me can supply the following varieties: Golden Self-Blanching, Pin de Siecle, White Plume 
Perfection lleartwell. Giant Pascal and Golden Dwarf. Per 100 50c., 1000 .$4.50. ’ 
Vegetable Plants 
Brussels Sprouts, l^oug Island Tnqiroved. 
Cabbage. Flat Dutch, Savoy or Eed. 
Kale or Borecole. Dwarf Scotch or Gerluan 
Doz. 100 
$ 0.20 $ 1.00 
.15 .50 
.15 .50 
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