Good berries. Catskill is a cross of Premier and Marshall, which with Wm. Belt 
was the standard for high quality until Fairfax and Dorsett came along. Catskill berries 
have very good quality. They are somewhat better than Premier and when fully ripe 
have much of the delicious flavor of the old Marshall. They're really good to eat. 
Profitable berries!! Catskill has been a profit maker, and why not? Any sure 
cropper which produces such big crops of big, luscious berries as Catskill is bound to 
be a winner. You take much of the gamble out of strawberry growing when you order 
Catskill for midseason to late berries. Price list, page 35. 
POPULAR APPROVAL 
The berries grown from the plants you 
sent me three years ago were the finest 
we have ever grown. The Catskills were 
wonderful. I had seen pictures of beauti- 
ful berries but never expected to grow as 
fine ones as your plants produced.—-Mary 
Jones, Hancock Co., West Virginia. 
Last season we had a wonderful crop 
of Premier and Catskill from plants pur- 
chased from you. The Catskills attracted 
most attention.—J. A. Culbertson, Kent 
Co., Kentucky. 
Cool wet weather gave Catskill berries 
size beyond compare. They were called 
strawapples up here.—-Mr. Samuel S. 
Richmond, Merrimack County, New 
Hampshire. 
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Picking Catskill — Profitable 
for both pickers and growers. 
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I am satisfied that Catskill is the real 
strawberry both for quantity and qual- 
ity—Mr. Richard H. Satterthwait, Bur- 
lington Co., New Jersey. 
This spring I will order Premier and 
Catskill, varieties I can depend on.— 
Emily Feldman, Rensselaer Co., New 
York. 
The Catskill I got from you two years 
ago went over great on the market last 
year.—-Mr. Roy R. Tenant, Bay Co, 
Michigan. 
The last three years I have raised Cat- 
skill. It's a good variety to produce. I 
didn't know so many berries could grow 
on a small patch.—-Mr. H. M. Graybill, 
Clarion Co,, Pennsylvania. 
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