




AMBROSIA 
Latest of All Strawberries. Begins ripen- 
ing when other varieties stop. Four 
weeks later than Premier. 

The New 
AMBROSIA i320. Gir Gesin 
‘ BEATS JACK FROST 
Ambrosia is so late in blooming and ripening its berries it $29.00 BROUGHT $405.00 
often escapes those late frosts that so often kill other Straw- Dear Sirs:—Had a late frost and a 
berry blossoms. Its the berry that beats Jack Frost every time. very dry spring, but I harvested 
In those localities where late frosts are common, Ambrosia is $405.00 in berries from the 3,500 
the variety for you to plant. plants. Sold same at patch. 
A MONTH LATER THAN PREMIER J. B. HAFFORD (Ohio) 
Just about four weeks after the early Strawberries begin to 
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ripen their berries, Ambrosia begins. Most Strawberries fruit 
during June, you know, but Ambrosia starts about the time 
other varieties wind up and carry the Strawberry season on Special Offer 
over into July for you. This new variety prolongs your Straw- 
berry season about a month longer. With us, the Ambrosia is No. 6 
fully a month later than the Premier. 
THE BERRIES AND PLANTS For those who have not yet 
Ambrosia berries are so large that 25 of them fill a quart. They foutted es thee Aish ocatee ee 
are a glossy, attractive red all over, with a good flavor. Taste 
an Ambrosia berry once and you will always want more. 
Firm flesh and skin, and they ripen a month later than Premier. 
The plants are hardy, with a thrifty, vigorous, healthy foliage. 100 Plants $I 9 5 
Fruiting stems stand upright, which hold the berries off the for......-...6. Me 
ground. We recommend the Ambrosia very highly. It fills a 
place in the Strawberry world that no variety in the past has 
ever filled. For Prices, see page 11. POROOOOOOL OLLI ODOODOOLDOOODD) 
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make this trial offer: 
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