
EARLIEST COMMERCIAL variety. Ripens about a week ahead of the 
Premier. Maytime was originated by Dr. Darrow, the federal plant expert. It 
has proven to be a thrifty, vigorous grower and produces a wide fruiting row. 
The beautiful red color of the berries is darker than the Blakemore and lighter 
than the Premier. The berries do not turn dark on holding. The Beauty, Earli- 
ness, Firmness and Quality are four reasons why MAYTIME is a winner. 
PRICES: 25 for $1.10; 
50 for $1.85; 100 for $2.75; 
200 for $5.00; 300 for 
$7.00; 500 for $9.75; 1000 
for $16.00. 




25 Maytime (Earliest) 
25 Robinson 
(Early to Medium) page 8 
50 Fujiyama (Midseason to late) 
Net, no 
discount 
50 OF EACH 
Net, no 
discount 

LONGEST SEASON JUNE EVERBEARER EVER 
INTRODUCED. Grand Champion was found as a single 
seedling on a decaying tree stump, produced 30 plants, which 
were set out in space of 66 square feet. We harvested 105 
quarts of berries off this setting the next spring. 
OVER 13,400 QUARTS ON AN ACRE. Our last year 
records show that we picked the equivalent of 13,400 quarts 
per acre. 
FROST PROTECTION. Grand Champion blooms over a 
long period and is protected from freezing because of its tall 
and dense foliage. 
BEST QUALITY BERRIES for 40 days. The large, rich 
red, coreless berries start in 
June and continue until the 
late varieties are through. 
ONLY FROM WESTHAUS- 
ER’S CAN YOU BUY THE OR- 
IGINAL STRAIN. 25 for $1.00; 
50 for $1.60; 100 for $2.25; 200 for 
$4.20; 300 for $6.00; 500 for $7.75; 
1000 for $14.00. 

Great Master was found as a seedling and after trial testing for some time it passed 
our most rigid tests and exceeded our fondest hopes. The plants are large and thrifty, 
make many runners, but space their plants far enough apart to insure large berries. The 
large, firm, sweet berries have an individual flavor. This berry is one of the most out- 
standing finds for the Strawberry world. PRICES: 25 for $1.15; 50 for $1.85; 100 
for $2.75. 
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