It has been well said that the reason strawberries are not grown by every family having a few square feet of ground, is that the determination to plant a strawberry garden comes to so many people during the strawberry season. The time for planting is then so many months away that their enthusiasm wanes before their resolution can be put into effect.
If you want your vision of strawberry satisfaction to become a reality when strawberries ripen, you must send us your order early. Do this and swell your expectations to the highest possible degree for you can’t begin to overestimate the luxurious treat that awaits you when your berries ripen.
If you fail to find among our regular Garden selections, one that fits your requirements, just tell us the number of plants you wish to set, give us the dimensions of your strawberry plot, or better still send us the amount you wish to invest in a garden and we will select one that can’t help pleasing you.
Remember--spring time is planting time. Reserve your Kellogg Strawberry Garden early. It will go forward to you all transportation charges prepaid at planting time in the spring.
Kellogg’s Big Four Garden is composed of 400 plants of Kellogg’s famous Big Four varieties as follows: 100 Kellogg’s Premier, 100 Dr. Burrill, 100 Magic Gem and 100 Kellogg’s Prize (or Big Late). These varieties are fully described on Pages 26, 27 and 30.
Our special price for Kellogg’s Big Four Garden, delivered all transportation charges prepaid to your nearest Express or Post Office, is only $7.00.
This, (our small family Garden), is composed of three standard varieties and one Everbearer. It consists of 200 Kellogg Pedigree Plants of our own selection as follows: 50 plants each of three choice standard varieties (including 50 plants of one of Kellogg’s Big Four) also 50 choice Everbearers.
Our special price for Kellogg’s Junior Garden, delivered all transportation charges prepaid to your nearest Express or Post Office, is only $4.50.
(For photo-engravings see Pages 45 and 48)
This Garden begins fruiting about three months after plants are set, furnishing an abundance of delicious berries fresh from the vines right up until heavy freezing weather. Next year it will begin fruiting with the standard varieties in June and with the exception of a short rest period in July, will yield continuously and abundantly until snow flies.