3 Full Crops in 18 Months 
3 Big Profits 
Mastodon has been with us for about 
20 years, and in all these 20 years we 
have never known them to fail on a 
full crop 5 to 6 months long the same 
year they are set gut. The size of the 
berry is like Wayzata—very large. It is 
of very good quality, red all the way 
through, and fine flavor. Bears as heavy 
as Wayzata, and make many new runner 
plants. These new runner plants will 
also bear towards fall, and then you 
have a real picking row. This wide row 
will make fine picking the next June as a spring berry. Masto- 2 oO % DISCOUNT 
don does not require any special soil, care or petting. They O 
grow most anywhere, or on any soil that will grow garden or DISCOUNT 
potatoes. They sell like “shot cakes” on roadside stands, or on 15 % Until Mar. 5 
any market. It will take a hard freeze to stop the Mastodon 
from bearing. White frosts will never hurt them at all. A field 10 % DISCOUNT 
of Mastodon in full bearing in late November is a sight never 
to be forgotten. Even after a light snow one can go out and Balance of Season 
find ripe berries unharmed. 


Until Feb. 5 
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Net Prices 
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Gem differs a little from Wayzata 
and Mastodon in this way. Gem 
prefers a clay or a heavy sandy loam 
soil, where Wayzata and Mastodon 
do well on most any kind of soil. 
Gem also does best when grown in 
the hill system, so for best results 
keep all runners nipped off. The 
berries are large and smooth, and of 
a light red color, that ripen up even 
all around. Bears equally as heavy 
as Mastodon, and the berries get 
larger towards fall. Runner plants 
will bear as well as the mother plant. 
Gem is a good plant maker. Plants 
as a rule are smaller than Mastodon 
or Wayzata. Makes a good June- 
bearing variety. Bears 3 crops in 18 
months. Gem makes a_ beautiful 
quart of berries as you can see to 
the right. This is an actual photo- 
graph. Berries like these sell for 50c 
a quart around Thanksgiving, and 
bring good prices all summer long. 

























