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fully grown. Place them so that they will not interfere, or 

 will interfere as little as possible, with the care and cultiva- 

 tion of your vegetable garden or flower garden, particularly 

 in casting too great a shade where it is not desired. The 

 smaller sorts may often be tucked in between the larger ones. 

 Peaches, for instance, are often planted between apple trees, 

 as they are comparatively short lived. 



Satisfactory Fruit Varieties 



Having decided how many of each of the various things 

 you will require, the next step is to select the varieties. 

 Very often the gardener who becomes enthusiastic about one 

 particular good thing makes the mistake of getting all of that 

 sort. Early and late sorts, to afford a succession, should be 

 chosen. Some of the best varieties of the different things 

 follow: 



STRAWBERRIES. Early Ozark, a fine new early; Michel's 

 Early, a standard sort but not of the best quality; Early 

 Jersey Giant; second early Sample and Glen Mary; 

 medium to late Marshall, Brandywine, Nick Ohmer; 

 late Lovett, Fendall, and Chesapeake. 



RASPBERRIES. The King, extra early; Cuthbert, Colum- 

 bian, Reliance, all good sorts; Cardinal and St. Regis Ever- 

 bearing, excellent newer varieties the latter, after the reg- 

 ular crop, fruits again at the end of the season. The red 

 sorts are generally preferred, but at least one of the black- 

 caps, of which Palmer, very early, Gregg, and Cumberland, 

 are all good varieties, should be included. The standard 

 yellow is Golden Queen. 



BLACKBERRIES. Mercereau is an extra-fine new early, and 

 Early Harvest and Early King are both good-bearing sorts. 

 Wilson, Jr., Snyder, Erie and Kitta tinny are all good. 



CURRANTS. Fay's Prolific and Perfection are two excel- 

 lent red sorts. White Grape and Lee's Prolific, black, are 

 very good varieties that are favored by many and are ex- 

 cellent for cooking and preserves. 



DEWBERRIES are quite similar to raspberries but are a 



