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STRAWBERRY PLANTS, continued 
Grand Champion. The giant “all-season” bearer. Its enormous bright red 
berries are supremely rich in flavor and appear with Premier. 
Howard No. 17. One of the best of the second-early varieties. 
Joe (Big Joe). A midseason to late variety, fully up to Chesapeake in size. 
Lupton. Very much like Gandy but much more productive and about five or 
six days earlier. We consider this one of the finest of the varieties fruiting late. 
Marshall. Vigorous in growth, with clean, healthy foliage. Very productive 
under high culture. Midseason. 
New Washington. Popular late sort. Very prolific, with firm, delicious fruits. 
Premier. Excelled by no early variety. Produces vast quantities of berries of 
good size; attractive, and excellent quality. 
Sharpless. A variety that fruits rather late in the season. Produces handsome, 
large berries of fine quality. 
Success. One of the best early varieties. Bright scarlet, slightly oblong berries 
with blunt end. 
William Belt. Another old favorite. Very productive of large, irregular berries, 
unsurpassed in flavor by any other variety. Midseason to late. 
Uniform prices for all above sorts, $1.50 per doz., $8 per 100, all pot-grown 
Rnval An imported berry. Early to midseason. The genuine 
* ® plants of this sort are quite scarce. It is mainly used for 
forcing under glass in the winter, though as a June bearer outdoors it is very suc¬ 
cessful and satisfactory. Plants, $2.25 per doz., $14 per 100. 
Everbearing Strawberries 
The Everbearing varieties of Strawberries, frequently termed “Fall-bearing,” 
have decided merit. In addition to bearing a good crop in late summer and autumn, 
they also give a heavy crop of fruit as early as June. In order to be sure of a good 
fall crop, remove all blossoms from the plant as they appear from the first to the 
middle of July. 
New Perfection. This is the Strawberry which has taken California by storm. It 
has produced 18,000 baskets of huge, delicious Strawberries per acre over a 
bearing period from mid-Spring until very late Fall. Claimed to be the best 
Everbearing Strawberry ever introduced. $2.50 per doz.; $15 per 100. 
Imperial. The vigorous plants are deep-rooted and unaffected by the hot, dry 
weather of summer. They continue to produce large berries which are firm 
and of splendid quality. $2 per doz.; $12 per 100. 
The Gem. The new Everbearing sensation, producing an abundance of bright, 
sparkling red berries, uniformly large in size. They are solid red to the center, 
juicy, deliciously sweet and very free from acid. $2 per doz.; $11 per 100. 
Mastodon. It outyields some of the finest June-bearing varieties during their 
season and continues to produce, throughout the summer and fall, berries of 
amazing size and surpassingly fine quality. $2 per doz.; $11 per 100. 
Progressive. The berries are smooth and uniform in size, deep crimson in color, 
and of superb quality. $1.75 per doz.; $10 per 100. 
Strawberry Netting 
Ideal for the protection of Strawberries from birds, etc. E , 
No. 2. 30 x 15 ft., 2J^-in. mesh, No. 6 linen thread.$8 50 
No. 3. 30 x 30 ft., 23d>-in. mesh, No. 6 linen thread.17 00 
No. 4. 60 x 30 ft., 23^-in. mesh, No. 6 linen thread. 34 00 
Strawberry Baskets 100 10 oo 
1- quart...$2 00 $17 50 
2- quart. 3 00 26 00 
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