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FRANKLIN, VA. 
For the third consecutive year we are issuing only the simplest kind of 
Price List for our plants. The past season was one of difficulty in growing plants, 
in that the latter half of it was very dry. Plants are large and well developed, but 
the crop is less than one half of what we should have. Prices are therefore advanced 
over those of a year ago, but are still lower than most. We think that taking the 
United States as a whole that there will be available not more than 30% of a normal 
supply of plants for this Spring's planting. That means getting in your order early, 
if no disappointment is to be suffered, 
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OF SELECT STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
Dear Friend: 
For the duration we are devoting most of our land to the crops called for 
in the defense program. We are offering only a few varieties in the leading kinds. 
After the war, we expect to have a complete list and to issue our regular illustrated 
catalogue. This year we can fill your order with well developed, true-to-name, well 
packed and fresh dug plants. They will reach you on time and in good condition. 
Remit by check or bank draft and give plain shipping directions. Express is the best 
and cheapest way to ship, except in small quantities. 
LIST OF VARIETIES 
DORSETT: Very popular in many localities and does very well indeed for us here, The 
plants grow vigorously, but do not often get too thick. The berries are a full red, 
with green cap, fine size and uniform shape. Im productivity it will not quite equal 
Premier or Catskill, but it bears well and always sells for @ good price. Just about 
the same ripening season as Premier. 
FAIRFAX: Never makes too many plants, but is a vigorous grower and quite productive 
of berries of the largest size and the most superb flavor. None is quite its equal 
to eat out of hand. It is apt to turn dark quite soon after picking, but this does 
not mean that it is spoiled. Its ripening season is same as Premier alsd. Unquestion- 
ably the best for home garden, and near market, 
BLAKEMORE: Unequalled as a market berry where it does well. Grows too thick in most 
places, but when kept thin will bear a nice crop. We do not recommend it for northern 
areas. 
PREMIER: Still without a peer to grow, to stand frost, to produce, and to sell in all 
Markets. We do not need to say more. It is the safest on the list for the individual 
who wishes early berries. Our stock is very clean and healthy. No one has better at 
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any price. 
CATSKILL: If you wish anything later than Premier, plant Catskill. It will bear as 
many berries, they are fine size, color, and good shape. A vigorous grower, we 
unhesitatingly recommend it as by far the best later season variety. 
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100 1000 3000 
BLAKEMORE $.75 $6.50 $18.00 These prices are at Franklin, Virginia, 
CATSKILL 1.10 10.00 28.50 receiver to pay charges. If you wish 
DORSETT 1,10 10.00 28.50 them by parcel post, just send order and 
FAIRFAX 1,20 12.00 34,50 we will attach C.0.D. claim for the postage 
PREMIER 1.10 10.00 28.50 we pay on it. 
500 plants will be shipped at 1000 rate. 
