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GREENFIELD, CALIF., 11/4/52: The RED RICH have borne heavily 
and continuously; I have never had such success with an 
everbearer before. 
LOS ALTOS, CALIF., 11/3/52: After a slow start, the RED RICH 
began bearing like crazy and kept it up after other varie- 
ties folded. Berries plentiful, large, appetizing color, 
excellent taste. Have taken out other varieties and replaced 
them with RICH REDS. 
MADERA, CALIF., 11/4/52: I am more than pleased with RED RICH. 
The plants arrived here late but they stated in and never 
stopped, lots of berries all summer and fall. The berries 
will keep in the refrigerator for two weeks and be just as 
fresh and crisp as if they were just picked that morning. 
SAN LUIS OBISPO, 11/4/52: Our RED RICH berries have borne 
fruit continuously since about a month after we set them out 
early in 1952. The fruit is exceptionally good. The plants 
bear heavily and are very satisfactory. 
CUCAMONGA, CALIF., 11/6/52: The 100 RED RICH proved to be very 
satisfactory. In this hot dry climate some varieties we have 
tried were failures. To date we have picked 80 boxes of ex- 
cellent berries and the vines are still blooming. We consi- 
der them the best variety that we have tried. 
SAN MATEO, CALIF., 11/25/52: We enjoyed the RED RICH strawber- 
ries very much. They are heavy bearing, of wondrous size and 
very tasty. They have increased by almost half. 
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS, 11/24/52: Our RED RICH strawberry plants 
and bed were a real success. We plan to order another bed 
this spring. Our weather was dry but we watered them and 
they were fine. 
VISALIA, CALIF., 11/7/52: My RED RICH strawberries grew very 
good. Only lost 5 plants. We have terrible alkali and think 
they did very good not to lose more than that. Some of the 
plants are big as dinner plates now and loaded with berries 
and blooms right now. Really do like them very much. 
ARCATA, CALIF., 11/5/52: RED RICH berries are wonderful. The 
berry has a taste all their own. They are more delicious 
than any strawberry I’ve ever tasted. They still have ber- 
ries and blooms on them now. They are better for deep freeze 
than any others I’ve tried. 
REDWOOD CITY, CALIF., 11/13/52: RED RICH is the finest stravw- 
berry brought out to date. It is red clear thru, grows to 
enormous size, very prolific, and at the same time sends out 
plenty of runners for replenishing plants. For planting late 
we were well satisfied with results. Plants received were 
better by 1000% than some other plants I received at the 
same time. Al] lived. 
