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Plaut Seasou Greetings 
FROM WALLER BROTHERS 
It is always with a sense of great responsibility that we face the opening of 
another plant season. We are proud of our record and the place that we have 
won in the opinion of growers the world over. It has not been easy to attain 
this reputation. We have survived unfavorable weather conditions and labor shortage 
years in the past — seasons in which it seemed that despite our best efforts we could 
not maintain those standards of service which have always been our established 
code. 
Yet with all of this— with good years and bad — our files bulge with letters 
complimenting us on the high quality of the plants that we have so carefully grown 
and packed. In the beginning each of these satisfied customers did the only thing 
that we asked by giving us the opportunity to prove that we merit the name “The 
Honest Plant Growers.”’ 
We would like to make many new friends this season. Remember that no 
order is too large or too small to receive our welcome and careful attention. 
WALLER BROTHERS 
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AROMA 


STRAWBERRY LATE — SAFE FROM FROST 
COLLECTIONS No late berry that we have ever grown comes as near being a 
perfect variety of strawberry as does the Aroma. This old stan- 
NO. 1 dard berry is adapted to such a wide range of soils and conditions 
that it remains the favorite late berry in spite of all the newer 
50 Bellmar introductions. 
50 Aroma Perfect blossoms, vigorous, highly productive —- the Aroma is 
50 Mastodon by far the best money-making late variety produced in the South. 
It is very firm, bright red through and through, and of enormous 
$2.00 Postpaid size. In our fields no other late berry has ever matched the 
s Aroma in size, yield, or hardiness. For that reason we have dis- 
continued many late varieties after giving them a trial. 
NO. 2 The Aroma is a free plant maker for a late variety. It is 
100 Bellmar very hardy, blooming late. It stands drought conditions better 
100 Blakemore { than any other late berry. As a shipping berry it is unexcelled. 
. It is highly tart and continues to bear long after midseason 
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S i varieties have gone. 
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NO. 3 
50 Streamliner ’ B E L th, M A R 
50 Blakemore A FANCY EARLY SHIPPING BERRY 
50 Tennessee Supreme | 1 ; 
: ' The Bellmar has a number of qualities which make it out- 
$3.90 Postpaid standing in any list of strawberries. In some instances this berry 
has been reported to yield as high as 5,000 quarts to the acre. 
NO. 4 As compared with Premier the plants are more vigorous and 
: produce more freely; the blossoms are perfect, ripening almost a 
50 Gem ' week earlier than Premier and fruiting about as long. They are 
50 Mastodon H firmer than Premier and not so acid as Missionary. They rank 
50 Streamliner high in dessert quality. 
i The Bellmar plant growth is bright glossy green. The berries 
$4.50 Postpaid are a luscious bright red. Their bright green cap gives them a 
very effective appearance. This, together with their large size, 
makes them one of the most beautiful berries we have ever grown. 
