. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FSBBCiBT 18, 1915. 'Hie^FIorists' Review 9i OMATO "By Their Fruits Y% Shall Know Them" "As Ye Sow So Shall Ye Reap" rOMATO ON EARTH 3RILLIANT, DEEP RED SHIPPING TOMATOES IN 30 DAYS kt., 50c; ^-oz., 75c; oz., $; ^4-lb., $; lb., $ ;^ off to the trade. "John Baer" Is the Poor Man's Tomato- It Yields So Abundantly Mr, Gustav Bartholme, Onondaga County, K. Y., ft-rites, Sept. 1, 1914: "I am glad of the opportu- jity to say that 'John Baer' Tomato is highly satis- fa''t>ry. It Is the poor man's Tomato,
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FSBBCiBT 18, 1915. 'Hie^FIorists' Review 9i OMATO "By Their Fruits Y% Shall Know Them" "As Ye Sow So Shall Ye Reap" rOMATO ON EARTH 3RILLIANT, DEEP RED SHIPPING TOMATOES IN 30 DAYS kt., 50c; ^-oz., 75c; oz., $; ^4-lb., $; lb., $ ;^ off to the trade. "John Baer" Is the Poor Man's Tomato- It Yields So Abundantly Mr, Gustav Bartholme, Onondaga County, K. Y., ft-rites, Sept. 1, 1914: "I am glad of the opportu- jity to say that 'John Baer' Tomato is highly satis- fa''t>ry. It Is the poor man's Tomato, for it can be DouMtlfully raised on very little land. I planted !ev(u rows 'John Baer' Tomato, 350 feet long, which io tar yielded 110 bushels with promises of many BOie. "I did not intend to raise Tomatoes to sell. I have .i\aj-B raised. them solely for my own home use, but I found they bore so many I could not make use of tliem all, and so I am supplying my neighbors an<'. friends, *ho are well pleased with them. 'John B:iii' TomatoeiB are firm and round, with very t»yr rippled ones ajmong ; 1|*-, ri'king Two "John Baer" Tomatoes to One of Chalk's Jewel Mr, Harry T, Hkin8, B^Kimore Co., Md., wcites July 29, 1914:, " ^John Ba^r',;;3:%jpMt4p have ^HVed to he as you rebreswited thenl.^'*I'pIBaTO(} them along with other earfy varieties. 'John Baer' tuade a very much larger gtowtb than the others. I found them to be the best cropping as well, as early Tomatoes I liave ever (;rown. I find 'John Baer' Tomato will stand the drought better than other Tomatoes on account of their large foliage, which protects the fine fruit from the hot sun. 'John Baer' is a good cropper. I am ipicking two 'John Baer' to one Chalk's Jewel in spite!of the fact that we have the driest season on recqrd. It Is the worst growing season I liHve ever known, in this section, and I have been here in the trucking business for forty ; "John Ba^r" Tomato the E
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