(For photo-engraving see Page 40)]
Kellogg’s Perfection won the $1,000 cash prize offered for the
Everbearer proving the most perfect in every way, hence its name.
Perfection is strong, hardy and vigorous in plant growth, roots deeply
and resists drouth to a remarkable degree.
It is unusually productive of uniformly large, well-formed berries of
rich red color, delicate flavor and high quality.
We introduced Kellogg’s Perfection Everbearer in 1920 and its success
with our customers amply justifies us in recommending it with assurance
that you will find it “The Supreme Everbearer.”
Owing to the fact that Kellogg’s Perfection makes few runners we are
unable to quote this variety as low as our other Everbearers. It makes
just enough runners to fill a well formed fruiting row, a decided
advantage to the strawberry grower. For prices of Kellogg’s Perfection
Everbearing plants see Page 66.
“I will fruit about 350 Kellogg’s Perfection this season and if they
do as well as my first 25 plants of this variety did, I shall discard
all others and plant it exclusively.”
J. S. COOK, Iowa.
“The Kellogg Everbearers you shipped me last spring gave splendid
satisfaction. We grew them hill system as you advised and had ripe
berries from the latter part of July until October 5th, when a severe
freeze came. I can safely say that they averaged a quart to the
plant.”
A. T. PATTERSON, Alberta, Canada.
“Will you kindly send me four copies of ‘Kellogg’s Great Crops of
Strawberries and How to Grow Them’? This may seem a strange request
but I desire to place them with certain important people who, after
seeing my Perfection Everbearing Strawberries, have requested me to
obtain your strawberry book for them. If you will kindly forward four
copies, I promise you results from the same.”
H. M. FELL, New York.
“Last spring I set 275 Kellogg’s Progressive Everbearers from which we
picked 250 quarts up until freezing weather in the fall. They were far
beyond my greatest expectations.”
LOUIS HARTLEY, Oregon.
“I set 200 Kellogg’s Progressive Everbearers last spring and we
enjoyed our last berries from these plants November 24th when the
ground froze hard. The plants at that time were loaded with blossoms
and berries of all sizes. I never saw their equal.”
S. A. REEDER, Illinois.
“We set 1,000 Kellogg’s Progressive Everbearing plants last spring and
they have produced so wonderfully that we now wish to place an order
for 1,000 more. Please advise cost.”
MRS. GEO. BOLLMAN, Idaho.
[Illustration: _PROGRESSIVE_
_The Universal Everbearer_