THIS NEW EVERBEARER HAS EVERYTHING: 
® Beautiful appearance 
® Outstanding dessert quality 
® Exxcellent freezing quality 
® 
Unsurppassed keeping and shipping qual- 
ity 
@® Heavy fall crop—and a good spring crop 
@ Resistance to leaf spot and other diseases 
oS - ola ee @® And—A GOOD PLANT MAKER TOO! 
Field of RED RICH Strawberry @ It has proved to be the berry you have 
Plants been waiting for. 
““RED RICH” MAKES FINE BORDER 
PLANT 
RED RICH Strawberry plants are well 
adapted for use as border plants along 
walks and around flower beds and are not 
only very attractive but also are practical 
and will produce profitable quantities of 
delicious fruit for table or dessert purposes. Single Plant of RED RICH Loaded 
with Fruit in October 
“RED RICH’ STRAWBERRY IS HARDY 
Regina, Sask., Canada—February 7, 1953. I have never seen strawberries 
produce fruit like RED RICH. I have had them two years and never had 
them winter kill on me. RED RICH can‘t be beat.—Carl A. Leitz. 
Harmon-on-Hudson, N. Y.—June 4, 1952. A year ago this spring I bought 25 
plants of RED RICH Strawberries from you. I put them in a bed 30x10 of 
not too good soil and this spring they fill the bed and stand up straight a foot 
or more high. They are so full of blossoms and green fruit that I give up even 
trying to count the number on one plant.—Sister Juliana. 
Franklin, Minn.—September 16, 1952. I sent for 50 potted RED RICH plants 
this summer and planted them in one of your Pyramid Gardens. The plants 
are large and did fine.—Henry Hewitt. 
Rolla, N. D—The RED RICH Strawberry plants that I ordered last spring 
were very satisfactory and are doing fine.-—Mrs. Jas. H. Penny. 
Sioux City, Ia.—October 30, 1952. We set out the strawberries (RED RICH) 
last spring and kept the blooms cut off until the first of July and from then 
until the fifteenth of Octoberwe had all the strawberries we could use and IJ 
never saw such fine strawberries.—Ernie Vennard. 
