WAYZATA 
Wayzata Clump Plants 
These are big, 2-year old Wayzata mother 
plants that have grown a number of new 
crowns and new roots, several times as large 
as a one-year runner plant. Planted this spring 
each crown will make many fruit stems and 
the whole plant should produce a great quanti¬ 
ty of berries this summer and fall. Plant in 
good rich soil; supply plenty of water. (Acid 
bodus Humus, about one pound per plant, is a 
help on poor or dry soils.) Keep buds picked 
off to about June 16th; berries will ripen in 
early July. 
WAYZATA 
EVERBEARER 
Finest Flavor of All 
BIG YIELD—$1,200 PER ACRE 
Government Experiment Stations say: “Way¬ 
zata is far superior to any other everbearer; 
large as Mastodon; bears heavier; most attrac¬ 
tive appearance; best of all everbearers in quali¬ 
ty and flavor.” ^ 
Wayzata has proven every one of these state¬ 
ments in home g’ardens and commercial planting’s 
all over the country. If you are not now growing 
it, you should do so because Wayzata is the best 
everbearer and finest fiavored strawberry we 
have ever seen. 
Average Price: per 24-pint 
case, $3.75 to $5.00. 
Of all strawberries, Wayzata is 
one that we would like every one 
of our customers to have in his 
garden because in all our experi¬ 
ence we honestly have never tast¬ 
ed a strawberry that has such a 
bulfir*” ^ treat. It does*^normake^ mlny Xnts 
but it surel^y does produce big berries because all its vitalitv 
goes into the fruit, making the berries very Krje, well form¬ 
ed and evenly colored. Each plant makes several fruit bear¬ 
ing crowns, each crown full of fruit stems so that the yield 
of one plant is many times the average. More plants can be 
set on small space and greater crops picked. Exceptionally 
strong Showers on any good soil; withstand drought remarka¬ 
bly well. Red clear through—no green tips. Wayzata is 
hardy and frost resistant. PLANT IN APRIL_RFriM 
PICKING IN JULY-^EEP PICKING INTO OCTotIr. 
Foi a grower who has fruited several acres for four years, 
the highest yearly return was $1200 per acre from July 
to October, and the average was $800. Many customers are 
making fine profits on local sales from a few hundred plants 
in a small garden. From these statements you can see that 
here is a reaUy superior berry recommended by both Gov¬ 
ernment Stations and commercial growers. Plant at least 100 
Wayzata for the pleasure of really delicious strawberries this 
summer and fall. 
Flavor: Par superior to any 
other strawberry. 
Size: 80% of berries as large 
as the largest Mastodon. 
Acre Yield: 4-3^ear average^— 
200 24-pint cases and $800; July 
to October. 
SURPLUS STRAWBERRY PLANTS—Each day there are some plants dug ex¬ 
tra and rather than throw these away we offer them at these low prices. All are 
standard, June-bearing kinds, (no everbearers) fresh dug, labeled true-to-name. 
Our selection, 300 or more. Prices net, no discount. 300 for $135; 500 for 
$1.65; 1000 for $2.75. 
1940 PRICES FOR STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
Aberdeen . 
Aroma . 
Beaver . 
Blakemore . 
25 
50 
75 
100 
200 
300 
400 
1000 
$ .70 
$ .90 
$1.00 
$1.75 
$2.60 
$3.10 
$5.75 
.45 
.65 
.75 
1.40 
1.95 
2.25 
4.50 
.45 
.60 
.70 
1.30 
1.85 
2.10 
3.95 
.45 
.60 
.70 
1.30 
1.85 
2.10 
3.95 
Catskill . 
.50 
.70 
.80 
1.50 
2.15 
2.45 
4.95 
Dorsett . 
.45 
.65 
.75 
1.40 
1.95 
2.25 
4.50 
Fairfax .. 
.50 
.70 
.80 
1.50 
2.15 
2.45 
4.95 
Gibson .. 
.45 
.60 
.70 
1.35 
1.90 
2.15 
4.25 
Grand Champion . 
.40 
.60 
.85 
.95 
1.65 
2.40 
2.85 
5.25 
Premier . 
Senator Dunlap . 
.25 
.45 
.45 
.65 
.60 
.75 
.70 
1.45 
1.25 
2.05 
1.80 
2.35 
2.00 
4.65 
3.65 
Gem Everbearing .. 
.45 
.70 
.95 
1.15 
1.90 
2.65 
3.15 
6.95 
Mastodon Everbearing ... 
..50 
.80 
1.05 
1.25 
2.05 
2.85 
3.40 
7.95 
Wayzata Everbearing .... 
.. 1.15 
1.85 
2.25 
3.45 
6.30 
8.40 
9.90 
24.50 
Wayzata, 2-yr., Clumps, 
18c each; 6 for 85c 
; 12 for $1.45; 25 
for $2.45. 
EVERBEARING BARGAIN 
25 New Wayzata 
25 Mastodon 
25 Gem 
ONLY $1.69 
For Low Prices on Quantities of Premier, Dunlap, Dorsett and Catskill See Descriptions. 
(Special Cash Discount for Early Orders—Page 3) 
All Strawberries are Self-fertile and Produce a Full Crop When Set Alone 
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