1911 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



29 



Orri "D "P/^ T Q EVERBEARING 



O 1 • XVIIjVxIO raspberry 



Bears first, last, and all the time. 



Large crops of luscious bf^rries, June to frost. 



Plant it this April, it will yield continuously from June to October /this year. 



Will Ship 200 Miles in Fine Condition 



The first or main crop alone exceeds any other 

 red variety — fully equal to the prolific black cap or 

 purple cane sorts. Continues fruiting on old canes 

 till August when new canes of the current year 

 start to yield increasing quantities of finest fruit. 

 Continues to bear till ground freezes hard 

 — plenty of berries in October. 



Canes are hardy as an oak — stand sever- 

 est cold uninjured. Leaves never scald or 

 sunburn. Succeeds on all soils like Con- 

 cord Grape, Bartlett Pear, and Baldwin 

 Apple. The whole story and color plate 

 of fruit mailed free, along with catalog 

 of "small fruits that produce profits." 

 Write for them today. 



J T. LOVETT 



Box 132 Little Silver, N. J. 



I 5end for 

 ourValuable 

 . FREE Book 



the agent's commission by or- 

 dering your fruit and orna- 

 mental trees and shrubs direct 

 from us by mail. 

 We have thousands of satis- 

 fied customers all over the 

 country which proves that 

 our trees are the kind you 

 want to get. 

 We grow OUT own slock end guarantee it 

 Some great bargains for spring planting are 

 offered in the book and you owe it to your- 

 self to wnte for it now. Read these specials: 



2 Early Harvest Apples 2 Dyehouse Cherries 

 2 King Apples 2 Black Tartarian Cherries 



2 Walter Pease Apples 2 Gov. Wood Cherries 

 All are first-class X grade trees. 12 trees for $1.13 



1 Japan Ivy 6 Lily of the Valley 



2 Honeysuckle Hall's Jap. 2 Phlox 



73c Mail Prepaid 

 6 Assorted Paeonies, colors, red white, purple, 

 blush, yellow and pink, for $1.00 Prepaid. 



ALLEN L. WOOD, Woodlawn Nurseries 

 626 Culver Road, Rochester, N. Y. 



Alsike CLOVER SEED 



Small and large red, and alfalfa seed 

 for sale. Catalog apiary supplies free. 



F. A. SNELL, Milledgeville, Carroll County, Illinois 



SEEDS 



If you love Floor- 

 ers vNiite me a letter 

 (not postal) for Park's 

 Flora.) Guide, teem- 

 ing with floral notes, 

 pronouncing the big 

 flower names, giving 

 a germination table, 

 showing nearly lOOO 

 flower pictmes. It's 

 diflerent. It insures 

 success. Be sure to 

 see it. Besi seeds at 

 lowest prices. 42d yr. 

 10 Pkts. Choice Flower Seeds. 10 els. 



S Fine GloxInlas.S colors, 25c 

 7 Double Beeonlas, 7 " 25c 

 5 Frineed Begonias, 5 " 25c 

 25 Fine Mixed Gladiolus, 25c 



Aster. Q. of Market, Mxd 

 Larkspur, Stock-flowd, 

 Pansy, Giant Fragrant 

 Petunia, New Bedding, 

 Phlox Drummondi.new 



Pinks. Kew Jajjan, Mid. 

 Poppy. Kew Shirley 

 Portulaca, Large-flwd, " 

 Sweet Peas 



Mixed Seeds, 1000 kinds. 

 10 Pkts. Choice Vegetables, 10 cts. 

 Beet, Imp. Early Turnip.l Onion, Danvers Yellow. 

 Cabbage, fiarly Solid Cone Parsnip, Larpe Guernsoy. 

 Cabbage. Late Flat Dutch Radish. Special Mixture 

 Cucumber, White Snine.|Tomato, New Matchless. 

 Le ttuce, Malta DrumheadTurnip, Purple-top Globe 

 Send 10c lor either lot, or 20c for 

 both. Or, send 6()c for club of three (fiO 



§kts,) and 111 add four 2-oz. pkts. {worth WoBest 

 weet Corn. Beans, Peas and Squash, alf-o. trial sub- 

 scription to Park's Floral Magrazine.which cheers 

 and brightens more than 600,000 homes every 

 month. Six lots (124 pkts.). $1.00. Club with friends. 

 GEO. W. PARK. B21, La Park. Pa. 



