New GRAND CHAMPION 
Remarkably Lx>ng Fruiting—40 Days 
GRAND CHAMPION is a moneymaker. Unusually frost 
resistant; ripens over an unbelievably long season be¬ 
ginning a few days after Premier—Sometimes lasts 40 
days. Growers make big profits with Grand Champion be¬ 
cause of its <big crops, good quality, great size and good 
shipping qualities that put it on the market for top prices. 
We recommend it for your planting. 
Ours are genuine GRAND CHAMPION. Plant this spring. 
BEAVER —Early. Productive Hardy Berry 
A newer variety recently originated in Wisconsin and 
has proven a satisfactory producer in all northern fruit 
sections. A cross between Premier and Dr. Burrill. Beaver 
berries have the bright attractive appearance and uniform 
shape of Premier, but like Dr. Burrill it is a much better 
plant maker on any good land and is especially recom¬ 
mended for poorer soils. For this reason, Beaver is more 
certain than Premier to bring regular good crops. 
GIBSON 
GRAND CHAMPION 
BLAKEMORE —Very Elarly 
Elxceptionally Productive—An 
Ideal Shipper 
An early berry of outstanding commercial value. 
One of the firmest berries we know of and its 
glossy, bright red color does not fade or turn dark 
when picked. These two facts and its very early 
season make it a most profitable variety for either 
local or distant markets. 
Firm Bright Berries—Real Strawberry Flavor. 
Unusually good plant maker—much better than 
Premier in this respect. Berries resemble Premier 
but are lighter red, as large and have more of 
a “strawberry” flavor and therefore better for can¬ 
ning and preserving. Fruit stems are upright, 
making easy picking. Plants are vigorous, healthy 
growers. One of the most valuable varieties 
orginated by U. S. Department of Agriculture. 
Particularly desirable on locations where it is 
hard to get a good stand of Premier. Blakemore 
when kept to a narrow picking row will produce 
a money making crop of finest berries every time. 
GIBSON —-Mid-Early 
Old Variety, One of the Best 
This fact alone speaks volumes for 
its all around excellence. Gibson is 
preferred by many growers today be¬ 
cause it can be depended on, where 
some of the newer varieties have not 
been proven. A strong pollenizer and 
vigorous plant maker; thrives in all 
soils and climates. Two to four large 
fruit stems on every pla,nt loaded 
with great, handsome, glossy berries. 
Gibson possesses an excellent fine 
flavor. Excellent berry for table, 
market or canning. Its good appear¬ 
ance always sells it. 
You can depend on Gibson. 
BLAKEMORE 
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