OAK HILL NURSERY - New Buffalo, Mich. 21 
Our Silver Jubilee 
Our 25th Annual Catalog. Way back in 1914 we orig- 
inated the Champion Everbearing Strawberry. Three years 
later we broke all records in the United States by picking 
over $2000.00 worth of strawberries from one acre. News 
of my success seemed to spread like wildfire through lead- 
ing horticulture magazines. Then came the demand for 
plants, which started us into the nursery business. Now 
we are known far and wide for our famous strawberries, 
which bear from May until December: also our melons, 
flowers, evergreens, famous Aunt Mary’s sweet corn, and 
fruits of all kinds. Anything new, we have it to try out— 
list only the best and discard the rest. We are not the 
largest nursery—just a drop in the bucket—but I have had 
25 years of sunshine . . . made many fine friends through 
the orders we sent out, and I know you all by the fine 
orders you send me year after year. Thanks to those who 
have recommended me to their friends. Send me your 
orders as early as you can—just let them roll to Oak Hill 
Nursery. Our prices are very reasonable, although all stock 
is very scarce this year due to the unusual season and 
present conditions. I assure you each and every order shall 
have my personal attention. Yours truly, A FEW YEARS LATER 
EDW. L. LUBKE. 
‘OAK HILL NURSERY GUARANTEE 
All stock listed is certified hardy northern grown. Twice Michigan State inspected, also Indiana. Free from all diseases. Each ship- 
ment bears a copy of our inspection. Guaranteed as represented in our catalog, fresh dug, from young beds, cleaned and trimmed, ready 
to set out. Arrive in live and perfect growing condition. Everbearers guaranteed to bear first year set, and absolutely true to name. 
We shall in no case be liable for any greater sum than the amount paid for Seeds, Plants or Bulbs we sell and will in no way be 
responsible for the crop. Weather conditions and planting are beyond our control. March until June is our main shipping season. 
Fall orders ready in October. Prices same. 
All orders are booked subject to loss of crop by frost or other unavoidable causes. 
References: First National Bank of Michigan City, Indiana, Dun and Bradstreet, Chicago, Ill. 



Postage Rates 
Our reasonable postage rate. On Strawberry plants, 
Asparagus roots, Gladioli and Evergreen Seedlings, 10c 
per 100 or on mixed order 10% of order, if over we pay 
the rest in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wiscon- 
sin. 15c per 100 mixed order 15% of order in other 
nearby states. 20c per 100 west of Missouri River and 
Southern Gulf and Eastern Coast states. 30c per 100 
west of the Rockies. 45c per 100 in California, Oregon 
and Washington. Red Raspberry plants, Rhubarb roots, 
Dahlias, Blackberry, Grape plants: double the above 
ESE rates. Transplants, Black Raspberries, 2-year Asparagus: 
BACK IN 1926 21% times above rate. Small orders same rate. Be sure 
to allow postage. Otherwise just remit the cost of stock 
ordered. When order arrives pay postage and C. O. D. 
fee to your postmaster or carriers. This will insure the 
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Ship plants and trees in open express if possible. 
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O d Fall 1942 Orders. Prices same. All stock will be 
raers ready about October Ist or after the first frost. Peren- 
1941 ALL-AMERICA WINNERS nials, Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Raspberry plants do extra 
WORLD’S FINEST FLOWERS well in fall. Strawberry plants should be straw or ma- 
Firestone Marigold Risck Deart 7earia nure mulched. Order early. Cash with order or 20% 
Goldsmith Marigold Scarlet Glow Marigold deposit will book order. Pay balance at shipping time. 
Spry Dwarf Marigold INDIAN RAINBOW CORN. Ornamental. The most 
Sold last year at 100 seeds for 25c. beautiful decorative novelty Flint corn grown. All 
All 5 varieties FREE with $1.00 seed order, colors on one ear, colored leaves and stalk. Some 
if requested. Worth $1.25, mixed. Sow in beds leaves striped red, white, and blue. Pkt., 10c. 
and transplant. Easily grown. RED LIMA. A New Dwarf Butter Lima Bean, with 
bright red seed. A delicious Bean, both green or dry. 
—_—_—_— OOO Sweet and buttery Lima flavor. Extra early, only 60 
BIRD ODDITY. A new novelty in flowers and pods. days. Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. Supply limited. 
The pods resemble birds when ripe. Pods harden and RED FLINT CORN. Red ear, stalk, leaf, kernel, cob— 
last for years. Pkt., 10c. everything red. Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. 

