~ NEW’ ROBINSON 
25 for 99c; 50 for $1.69; 
100 for $2.59 
A new variety with large size beautiful 
bright red and firm berries. A worthy mid- 
season to late berry especially ‘adapted to 
commercial growing. A free plant maker and 
has healthy foliage 
STRAWBERRY SPECIALS 
HOME GARDEN 
25 Aroma, 50 Blakemore ALL $900 
25 Gem Everbearing FOR...... 
STANDARD VARIETIES 
25 for 65c; 100, $1.65 
1,000, $12.00 
BLAKEMORE—Extra early fruit of bright 
red color, best market berry yet introduced. 
\ Bears enormous quantities of fine quality 
| berries. Fine for freezing, good shipper. i 
STENNESSEE SHIPPER — A large, very 
firm, well-colored berry that sizes up well 
) and retains its size throughout the season. 
High yield per acre and fine shipping qual- 
ities. One of the best for table use, pre- 
serving or freezing. 
“~PREMIER—Among the first to ripen. Fruit 
| large size and deep red color. Firm flesh 
and excellent quality. Heavy yielder and 
makes thrifty growth. You can depend on 
Premier for a good crop when other vari- 
eties are a failure. Foliage is not suscept- 
ible to the leaf spot. 
2 Raise all the delicious 
Our Favorite. strawberries you want for 
jams and preserves. 
100 Blakemore Strawberries.............. $1.50 
Be aca 
| Have Them Fresh and Luscious 
from Your Own Garden 
Ozark Berry Special No. 1 
8 Ozark Huckleberries 
4 Black Raspberries for $1.39 
This assortment will fruit for weeks. Some 
are the Sweetest Berry Grown. And the rasp- 
berries are claimed to be the best flavored 
|SKLONDIKE (Improved) — The standard berries grown. All are fine to use on the 
| berry for the southern and middle states table, to make Jelly, Jams, and Pies. 
and does fairly well in the northern states. A new disease of strawberr lants 
Productive, brilliantly colored and so firm IMPORTANT NOTICE! (aca'Stcle Root Rot) is very destruc: OZARK BERRY SPECIAL NO. 2 
that on the northern market it classes a tive and reports of damage vary from 40 to 92 per cent reduction in fruit crop. 
| re-shipper; commands top-notch prices. No treatment of the disease is known and the fungus will live in the soil for 12 Ozark Black Raspberry 
several years making it unprofitable to produce strawberries on the same land Plants 
\ where the fungus has been in the soil. This disease is spreading rapidly. DON’T 
| “SENATOR DUNLAP—A great producer and TAKE ANY CHANCE OF GETTING INFESTED PLANTS. ORDER FROM 24 Huckleberries 
| a money maker. One of the very best for US. Our plants are twice inspected, once in the Spring for Red Stele disease and 
“AROMA—In matters of productiveness, qual- 
ity, flavor and market value, the Aroma is 
so much superior to the other old stand- 
ard late varieties that we urge old cus- 
tomers to plant Aroma ‘heavily and _ in- 
crease their profits by prolonging their 
berry season. 
: - i once in the Fall for all kinds of insects and diseases that attack strawberry : 
ones and frome Use. ne produc plants. Our plants are found to be apparently free of all diseases. ORDER 25 Blakemore Strawberries 
Eves aiSure) Cropper andsa Grouth resister. OUR PLANTS FOR HEALTHY STURDY PLANTS. DON’T GAMBLE ON f 4 49 
CHEAP PLANTS AND LOSE YOUR FRUIT CROP. or $ ey 
FINEST EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 
.Gem Everbearing NEW SENSATIONAL STREAMLINER 
The universal everbearer, an old : 
“favorite; succeeds in all soils and cli- EVERBEARING. Newest and most outstanding of all ever- 
ae Go ae he en bearing strawberries. Produces very large berries of a rich 
plants are set; very heavy cropper of red color and keeps producing from early summer right 
medium large, sweet, mild, and beau- ; : oe 
tifully colored berries. Grow it in through to frost. A heavy bearer and is self-pollenizing. 
Pills of Haliow tows: Sweet as honey, fine for freezing, best for short cakes, and 
wonderful for canning. Up to a quart of berries per plant. 
seeeeees This Strawberry has everything! 
100 plants ..... 
500 plants ....... 12.50 25 for $1.50; 50 for $2.75; 100 for $4.00 
1000 plants ........ 22.50 
‘HOME FRUIT SPECIAL 
5 RED es ene a C “NEW PIXWELL GOOSEBERRY 
Re hee eee 
iy All Best variety grown. A tremendous bearer of large, fine 
. Size quality berries. ‘Berries hang down on the underside of 
5 YELLOW DELICIOUS APPLES, 4 to branches so that they are easy to pick. Not as thorny as 
4 ‘ f other kinds. Bears young. Large berries of light green 
6 ft. size ; or color, turning pink when fully ripe. 
1 MONTMORENCY CHERRY, 4 to 6 8 79¢ each; $7.95 per doz. 
ft. size 
1 KIEFFER PEAR, 4 to 6 ft. size C U RR A N T S 
10 CONCORD GRAPES, 2 yr. size 
GOOSEBERRIES 59° each; $5.95 per doz. 
Should be planted in good, rich soil and well manured once Mature just before raspberries and can be canned either 
a rear prune pened): Plant 4 to 6 feet apart -in rows. raw. or cooked. _ They do not winter kill and are easy of : oe ; . 
Mulch heavily in the fall. Plants are hardy, rugged and cultivaupe, requiring little care. Can be grown in any good C2 J. Nia 2 M3, qd. yes 
i ® soil. f : : i 
HOU cHTON a medium sized American variety which -\ RED LAKE—A new red currant with extra large berries. & ? On; > i a one Qq 
bears abundant and regular crops and never mildews; fruit Borne in long bunches well filled to the tip. Superior qual- a2 po O; ep fan - 
smooth; red, tender, and yery good; valuable. ity and flavor. Bushes are thrifty and very productive. Ww ran c Pe Ne 
59° each; $5.95 per doz. It’s easy to grow—easy to pick—easy to sell. 
