Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-05
PLANT THE BEST.
PLANT THE GENUINE.
JUCUNDA,-Ou1. No. 700

At the very head II the list Of Strawberries, as
vastly superior to any and all Others containing In
itself almost every strawberry excellence, we place
this wonderful variety.
We claim for il, and have abundance Il testimo.
hiAls To sli-tnin the claim
LIST. That the plant is healthy hardy, and OF vigor
2nd. 1t is remarkably capable of resisting frosts,
cold, Winds and drought,
3rd Ii never |. lis to produce an immense crop OF
the luest fruit
4lh. 1t is biexu,l. and ,e"ds no fertilizer.
9th. i continues long lime in beariug-thc fruit
increasing In beauty and brancr TO the last.
9th. The fruit IL OF enormous sze-en and twelve
berries Of Gu filling piht measure.
Ih 1t s of eat beauty, perfect In form and bill
liant in color
sh. 1t is excellent in f,vor
9TH Its shipping Al keeping qualities are most re
m"riae. u, test in thuse respects berries gath
cred on our Farm AT Pittsburgh on Mondny, and
shipped the same day Ia New fofk-over IDo miles
kept till FRIDAY and Saturday and thtn sold for
higher price than other varieties would bring growa
in The ighborho and taken flesh int the market
iOih. Ii commands the highest price in the best
misunderstanding last season in New York % c;e
Der pint. holding ten berries.
1ilh. Itrequrrs 10 special treatment, is the 'e~t
expensive tn gather, .nd is greatly the most profta
18th. L. has been thoroughly tescd-s years on
our Farmland has greatly the advantage in this re-
spett over newer or recently inn oried varieties.
We submit few testimonials, aud for others refer
to our Catalogue:
"The plant is thrifty, vigorous and hardy as any
know Of the stout stocky irut-,tems bearing up a
A. W. HARRISON,
Sec. Pa Hort. Soc.
II consider it the most remarkable fruit of its class
that has ever came under my observation.
DR.. JOHN A. Warbler.
Prest. Ohio Pom Soc.
"Could cotroborste ali that others have said Of its
great beauty, size, and excellence of flavor"
NJ. b. BATEHAM,
Sec Olin Pom. Sc.
"A most remarkable point of value iu this variety
Is the great number of extra la.c berries. saw
Ian los tam IN All
GEO NJ BEELER,
Late see Inl. Hort Soc.
"The Prince among Strawberries. The fruit is
enormously large, aud the plan wonderfully product
tive. Fruit very solid, and the richest and lnost
highly favored of any Strawberry ever tasted"
JOHN n. JENKINS,
"Mr Knox's farm at Pittsburgh is the headqnar-
grounds was this year something wonderful 10 rec.
To say ihut the crop was large would net express
tit was immense. We never before saw berries
run 80 uniformly large"
''The largest Strawberries rem in this market dur
ing the present season. and probably the finest evvr
sent here for sale in quantity some nonstrous
Pa. They were extremely argc-ls Ia Is berries
tling a boI,-of bright color, and so iirm after
their Journey Of 400 miles, that they might readily be
New York "Tribune."
For further information in reference to this most
wonderful strawberry, send 10 cts for n Catalogue.
The past season being very favorable with us,
variety. the greater portion Of which intend plant
Ing and would plant, all. II we had the ground to
tpare. We ohcr strong plants at the following
prices: