To Our Patrons: 
We are proud to offer the following plant 
varieties to our customer plant growers of quality 
berries, and feel that we have chosen a plant 
selection that is in greatest demand at present 
and that will bring the largest net return to 
our growers. 
We have received numerous letters from our 
customers stating that our plants are as fine as 
any that they have ever received anywhere, and 
this year again we are glad to offer planting 
stock that is vigorous, free from disease, and de¬ 
pendable true stock. 
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Our Plants Are Guaranteed— 
1— To be healthy and true to name stock. 
2— To reach you clean and straight with all 
dead leaves removed. 
3— ^To arrive in good growing condition. 
4— ^To produce a maximum crop with proper 
care. 
We are packing confidence into every pack¬ 
age that is sent out, and should any of our 
planting stock prove to be other than repre¬ 
sented, we will replace it free of charge. 
OUR STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
WILL MAKE YOU MONEY 
New Oregon— 
The Ideal Commercial Berry 
This is the oldest and one of the most popular 
varieties in this section, both for the fresh market 
and for canning purposes. The berries become 
very large, are of a rich red color, and have that 
unequaled flavor that makes them the leader that 
they are. They are known for their consistent 
bearing of nice-sized berries throughout the en¬ 
tire season. Our New Oregon plants are un¬ 
usually large and vigorous this year, and are 
taken from blue tag certified stock, which means 
disease-free plants for our customers. 
Marshall-Banner— 
Same description as the New Oregon. 
Dorsett— 
A Heavy Yielder'—Firm—Attractive. 
Our Dorsett plants are some of the nicest that 
we have ever offered to our growers. The plants 
are extra well rooted, making a large bush 
growrth which serves as an ideal protection for 
the fruit. The berries have a light red^ color 
which the market likes. This variety is consist¬ 
ent throughout the entire season, both in size of 
berry and production. This is an early variety, 
coming into bearing about the same time as the 
New Oregon and Marshall. 
