Even if you don’t know the first thing about strawberry growing, you can
grow Kellogg strawberries successfully right from the start by following
the instructions given on Pages 47 to 58 inclusive.
And should you encounter individual problems in your strawberry work, a
letter to Kellogg’s Free Service Department will bring you reliable
advice quickly whenever you find it necessary to ask for information.
This service is ABSOLUTELY FREE.
So don’t let lack of experience prevent your enjoying Kellogg
strawberries to the full. If you never have grown them, resolve right
now to begin this year and as a final caution:--Send us your order early
to avoid the disappointment which invariably results from delay in
ordering until our plants are all sold.
Kellogg Pedigree Plants Represent the Greatest Plant Value per Dollar
because They Produce the Greatest Dollar Value per Plant
“The heavy frosts late this spring killed about all the fruit in this
vicinity but my strawberry patch resisted the frost and produced a
very satisfactory crop. The patch which measures only 30 x 45 feet
yielded 172 quarts of which we kept record and besides, the children
were in the patch frequently and ate all they wanted. Several friends
whose berries were ruined by the frosts couldn’t understand why my
patch did so well and I told them where I got the plants and advised
them to set Kellogg Pedigree Plants if they want to be sure of a berry
crop.”
J. T. COUNTS, West Virginia.
“The Kellogg Pedigree Plants I received from you last spring were
grown hill system and today I have the finest strawberry patch I ever
have seen. One strawberry grower who has seen my patch says I will
have an average of two quarts of berries per plant from the entire
patch.”
F. J. DOLBY, Ohio.
“From 600 Kellogg Pedigree Plants, we sold 564 quarts of berries this
year and in addition, used a great many ourselves. Not a quart was
sold for less than 30 cents. They certainly were fine berries and
everyone who saw the patch remarked at the beauty of the berries and
such unusual productiveness.”
MRS. ARTHUR SMITH, New York.
“From one-twentieth of an acre of Kellogg Pedigree Plants, I picked
432 quarts of the finest strawberries we ever have seen. This is at
the rate of nearly 9,000 quarts per acre and if it isn’t ‘going some,’
I don’t know what would be considered a big crop.”
JAMES M. REEDS, Indiana.
“Kellogg Pedigree Plants are the best I have ever received or seen. I
get 40 cents per quart for all the berries I care to sell.”
MRS. L. B. BROZELTON, New Mexico.
“My Kellogg Pedigree Plants have produced an excellent crop of fancy
berries this season which I sold at 30 and 35 cents per quart. As this
was a new venture, I certainly am well pleased with results. By
growing Kellogg Strawberries the Kellogg Way anyone can meet with
success.”
H. F. WEATHERHEAD, Vermont.
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Two varieties you can absolutely bank upon:--Kellogg’s Marvel, (The
Marvel of Beauty and Productiveness), and Kellogg’s Delicious, (The
Strawberry That Satisfies). Read their descriptions on Pages 22 and
23.
[Illustration: _Kellogg’s Delicious Shortcake_]
[Illustration: _Kellogg’s Delicious_
_The Strawberry That Satisfies_]