No. of 



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SEEDLING EASPBERRIES. 



No. of 



Row. -^r",*'" black caps. 



3 45 Seedling of Hopkins, Large ; good quality ; as late or later than 



Gregg. 

 3 47 Seedling of Hoyjkins. Size of Gregg; good quality; firm; medium 



early ; productive. Try for market. 



3 76 Seedling of Ohio. Above medium size ; attractive ; good quality ; firm ; 



very early ; productive. (Valuable on account of its early 

 season. — J.C.) 



4 57 Doubtful origin. Large ; jjurple ; fair quality ; later than Shaffer ; 



exceedingly productive. 



5 23 Seedling of Tyler. Medium to large; fine quality; fairly firm ; early; 



season of Tyler ; hardy ; productive ; very promising. 

 5 33 Seedling of Tyler. Large and equal to Gregg ; good quality ; medium 



early ; very productive; hardy ; very promising. 

 5 41 Hybrid; Gregg with Cuthbort. Shaffer type ; large; dark purple; 



good quality ; early ; a typical cross ; plant vigorous. (Very 



promising, on account of its size and earliness. — J.C.) 

 7 79 Chance seedling. Medium size ; fine quality ; very sweet ; medium 



early ; promising for home use ; hardy; prolific. 

 7 80 Chance seedling. Lai-gest size; fine quality ; firm; productive; season 



just ahead of Hilborn ; hardy ; prolific. Promising for market. 



[Note. — All varieties described above have been favourably mentioned for three seasons in notes taken 

 by Mr. Hilborn, Prof. Saunders or myself. Hardiness and jiroductiveness taken as points of primary im- 

 portance. — John Craig, Horticulturist. '\ 



