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Everbearing 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS | 
You can almost ‘eat’’ those berries right off 
the page. A thousand words can't tell the story 
like this true-color picture does. Note how bic 
and deep red those berries are—how thick and 
lush the foliage. . . . Now, imagine biting- into 
one: Ummmm so honey sweet that more sugar 
would seem a waste and that firm flesh texture 
is red clear through the core. That’s RED RICH, 
folks, the biggest, reddest, sweetest berries you 
ever saw—and to top it all, it's an EVERBEARER 
that’s really everbearing. : 
PERFECT FOR FREEZING—RED RICH is big, solid 
and firm clear through. It ripens evenly and 
possesses an abundance of natural sugar. Best 
of all, it won't mush-up when thawed. 
It took 15,000 seedlings before the finest 
features of the Wayzata everbearing and the 
Fairfax June bearing were developed in RED 
RICH ... it was worth it! 
Planted in early spring, RED RICH will bear in 
June all through the summer and into the fall. 
Because of its heavy yield fewer plants are 
needed—for the average family twenty-five plants 
per person are recommended. The crown and 
root system are exceptionally large as well as the 
leaves—a rugged plant, a heavy producer—for 
table, for freezing, for the commercial grower. 
Remember, only a limited supply of plants avail- 
able—ORDER AT ONCE. 
Limit 500 Red Rich Plants per customer 
25 for $5.00, 50 for $8.50, 100 for $15.00, 
250 for $32.50 
All Strawberry Plants Guaranteed 
Complete Planting Instructions with 
each shipment 
4 GEMZATA ... EVERBEARING ... One of the 
outstanding everbearers of today. for both high 
quality and heavy production throughout the 
late spring, summer and fall. Produces extra 
large, firm and fine textured berries right up 
to freezing time. The Gemzata possesses the 
unique ability of producing’ a highly profitable 
crop the second season in a matted row. Proven 
highly successful on a wide range of soils. 
Produces well the first season. Gemzata is a 
cross of the well known Gem and Wayzata. 
RED RICH 
WSUPERFECTION—large, honey-sweet fruit. Grow- 
25 for $2.25, 50 for $3.75, 100 for $6.00, 
250 for $12.00, 500 for $18.75 
er of large plants. Produces an abundance of 
berries in spring, summer and fall. Up to a pint 
of berries per plant has been known for Super- 
fection. 
25 for $2.40, 50 for $4.35, 100 for $7.00, 
250 for $14.00, 500 for $21.90 
Nene SHIPPER—A cross of the well-known 
Blakemore Missionary varieties, a high quality 
early strawberry plant that is very productive. 
A large, very firm, well-colored berry that 
sizes up good and retains its size throughout 
the season. 
SEN SR late introduction of the U.S. 
Department of Agriculture, Beltsville, Maryland. 
Ripens just a few days after the Premier when 
the demand is high for quality fruit: Large 
bright red berry of good quality. 
NEW ARROWHEAD—A June bearing from the 
University of Minnesota Experiment Station. 
Plants are hardy, vigorous growers, very pro- 
ductive. Very similar growth habits to the 
well known Dunlap. Berries are large, firm, 
dark red and juicy. Prized for market, freezing 
and jam. 
iL aurepieenee late.) Originated by the New 
Jersey State Experimental Station. A vigorous 
grower and very productive. Berries are some: 
what round in shape, of excellent quality, and 
splendid for freezing. 
Seen (Mid-Season. Plant Patent No. 345.) 
Easily grown in mest any soil or climate. Ber- 
ties are large, deep scarlet red to the core. 
High sugar content makes them excellent for 
table and canning. Recommended for quick 
freezing. 
4 AMBROSIA (Late)—One of the largest and latest 
strawberries known today. Berries are spark- 
ling bright red, uniform, semi-pointed shape— _ 
delicious for every purpose. Ripen three weeks 
later than other varieties and bring a premium 
on the market. 
Prices for All June Bearing varieties 
25 for $1.15, 50 for $1.85, 100 for $3.00, 
250 fer $6.00, 500 for $9:50 
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