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Fairland , 
Fairland is the latest introduction of the 
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Beltsville, 
Maryland. 
Fairland ripens early midseason, pro- 
ducing large, bright red, firm berries which 
carry to market in excellent condition and 
command premium prices. The berries ripen 
just a few days after Premier, at a time 
when there is good demand for quality 
fruit. 
A vigorous grower, producing runner 
plants freely. The healthy foliage is usually 
free of leaf spot and scorch. Resistant to 
red stele root disease. 
We have been growing Fairland several 
years undef test in co-operation with the U. 
S. D. A., under No. 3205, but it. was not 
named or released for distribution until 
late fall 1947. Wide tests have proven Fair- 
land to be adaptable in all Premier grow- 
ing areas, and more productive than Pre- 
mier in many sections. Try some Fairland 
this season. Price: $1.15 per 25; $1.90 per 
50; $3.00 per 100; $6.00 per 250; $9.40 per 
500; $15.00 per 1000; $70.00 per 5000. 
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making a dense bed of unusually tall 



An exceptionally vigorous variety, 
plants. Quite productive, and nearly ~ 
as early as Blakemore. Berries are . 
large, blunt conic, smooth, uniform 
and have large, attractive caps. Good __ 
quality fruit; a choice of commercial — 
cold packers of Strawberries. Introduc- _ 
ed because of its resistance to diseas- a. 
es. Price: 95c per 25; $1.60 per 50; $2.60 © . 
per 100; $5.20 per 250; $8.10 per 500; _ 
$13.00 per 1000; $60.00 per 5000. 



New 
Fairland 
A profitable yielder 
that is destined for — 
Leadership in the Strawberry World 
