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Ohio. Medium in size ; black with a moderate bloom ; medium 

 in quality. Canes unusually white. Profusely productive. Sea- 

 son medium. Bears long shipping. C. 



Parnell. Large, long conical ; dark red ; rather firm, rich sub- 

 acid, spicy. Hardy and productive. 



Pride of the Hudson. Large, roundish conical ; red ; juicy, sweet, 

 rich ; too soft for market. Not hardy nor reliable. 



Reder. Rather large ; bright red, rich subacid. Vigorous ; a heavy 

 bearer. Michigan. 



Reliance. Medium, roundish ; dark red ; firm, quality good. Pro- 

 ductive and very hardy. Season medium. An improved Phila- 

 delphia. New Jersey. 



Shaffer (or Shaffer's Colossal). Very large ; dull purple ; soft, 

 rather acid, moderate in flavor. Canes very large and tall. 

 Quite productive. Promises to be valuable. 



Souhegan. Rather large ; black. Very hardy and productive. 

 Valuable. Quite early. C. New Hampshire. 



Thwack. Medium in size ; red ; rather poor in quality, but valued 

 at the West for its hardiness. Missouri. 



Turner. Full medium, roundish conical ; bright red ; rather soft, 

 sweet, pleasant. Canes vigorous. Very hardy and productive, 

 suckering freely. Succeeds in nearly all localities. Origin, 

 Illinois. 



Tyler. Rather large, round, very regular ; shining black, hand- 

 some ; flesh firm, juicy, of high flavor. Very productive. One 

 of the earliest. C. 



NEW BLACKBERRIES. See Descriptive Index. 



