. Catalogo di metà estate : 1896, per piantagione estiva, piantine di fragole in vaso, piante di cavolo e cavolfiore, sedano e altre piante vegetali, per semina estiva, semi vegetali, rape, ruta baga, mangel e semi agricoli, prodotti essenziali per il prato, insetticidi, Fungicidi e attrezzi per l'applicazione. La bacca da traino è stata inviata dall'originatore per il processo nel 1893, come Thompson-Sons No. 51. Si è dimostrata una varietà promettente, e quando data la cultura alta ha meritato la lode entusiastica che gli è stata data, e si è dimostrato meravigliosamente produttivo e la scelta extra. Le berriesare molto grandi e lunghe, in media due

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. Mid-summer catalogue : 1896, for summer planting, pot grown strawberry plants, cabbage & cauliflower plants, celery and other vegetable plants, for summer sowing, vegetable seeds, turnips, ruta baga, mangel and farm seeds, lawn essentials, insecticides, fungicides and implements for applying . trawberry was sent out bythe originator for trial in 1893, as Thomp-sons No. 51. It has proved to be a mostpromising variety, and when given highculture it has merited the enthusiasticpraise given it, and proven wonderfullyproductive and extra choice. The berriesare very large and long, averaging twoinches, some even attaining a length of 2%inches. They are usually necked and ofvery excellent quality, color bright glossyred, deepening into crimson, the surfacecolor permeating the entire fruit. Theblossoms are as near frost proof as anyvariety known. The plants were in fullbloom on May t 4th, when there was a hardfrost, and on the 15th, water froze % of aninch thick near the the plants, yet this vari-ety was apparently uninjured, while othersorts were nearly ruined. We picked fruitfrom the Belle last season for 32 days, commencing June 1 th. Plants above me-dium size, perfect in vigor and habit, andwithout trace of rust or blight. (See cut.)Price, {pot- rownplants) 75c. doz.; $-.00 100.. Bubach No. 5. {Pistillate : Mid-season?)Probably the best known andmost popular of all large straw-berries. It is a rare thing for thisvariety to fail in any locality.It has hardly a rival, all thingsconsidered, for a home berry.It is a wonder in its season offruit, completely covering theground about the plant withlarge berries. The berries areremarkably large and continuelarge to the last picking, round-ish, slightly fattened and usu-allycreased on one or both sidesmedium firm and quality good, <color orange scarlet, ripening-well and even; it is certainly thelargest yielder of big fruit thatgrows. The plant is a beauty, strong, healthy, vigorous; butumfortunately for us a poor pro-ducer of

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• bookauthorhenryggi
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1896