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Canes, selected for Gardens, as priced. Market price per 1,000 on application. 

 In planting, the canes should be cut back to 2ft., to enable the plant to form shoots for the following year's crop. 



Not less than SO supplied at the 100 rate. 



New Yellow Raspberry, The Guinea (Bunyard). — We now offer this remarkable new kind for the 

 second time. It was raised from Superlative and partakes of its vigorous growth and foliage ; the fruit 

 is large, handsome and of striking appearance, not quite so sweet as the ordinary yellow raspberry, but 

 brisk and pleasant. It is quite a distinct break, and we have the entire stock in our hands ; Guinea does 

 not cane so freely as others we but have a good stock this season. It is a kind that will, we feel 

 sure, do us as much credit as Superlative. Under good culture the canes will grow 8-9ft. long. Per 

 doz. 9/0, per 100 £3. 



Buyers will note that a special Label is used for this variety. 



Per Per 



Superlative, Bunyard' s true original stock. An extra first-class crimson variety, the best I>oz. 100. 

 grower, and the heaviest cropper of any ; perfectly distinct. Superlative is, par excellence, 

 a Dessert Raspberry, the berry is conical, large and handsome (resembling Vioomtesse Straw- 

 berries), and is readily plucked on account of its long footstalk. The flavour is very fine, sweet 

 and full. In the recent droughts it was the only kind that had a crop worth picking, while it 

 does not rot or mould in wet weather. Greatly admired by all visitors, and far ahead of all 

 other sorts. The canes are stout, reaching to 9ft. in a season, supporting themselves. For 

 preserving it is grand, as as there is an absence of watery juice. Pour good fruit weigh an 

 ounce. Still confidently recommended as a great advance. First Class Certificate, K..H.S. 

 Price per 1000 for market on application. Price for selected canes which are transplanted, 



and well-rooted 3/0 20/0 



A few extra size fruiting canes 6/0 40/0 



Good planting canes 2/0 15/0 



Favourably noticed in the Press, and Testi7,ionials have been received from all parts of the world, in praise of this Raspberry 



N.B. — The Superlative Raspberry is of a new and distinct race, and possesses a robust constitution, which enables it to be 

 grown where all other sorts fail ; equally so in Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall, &c. A New York firm who had their stock from 

 us, say : — "We have tested Superlative thoroughly in our grounds ; we are confident it will be valuable for American planters. 

 Of the many foreign Raspberries we have tested, this surpasses them all for size, crop and quality." A Russian customer says 

 in that cold country Superlative has proved the best ; at the present low prices inferior kinds should not be planted. 



Antweep Red, an old favourite 3/0 



Baumpobth's Seedling, crimson, large, of fine flavour, and most productive 3/0 18/0 



Carter's Pbolific, red, large, and great bearer, a good old round kind 2/6 15/0 



Hoenet, large, red, not equal to Superlative 3/0 18/0 



Nobwich Wondbe, scarlet, fruit large and well flavoured, robust grower 3/0 16/0 



Sempee Fidelis, scarlet, free grower, useful for preserving, rather more acid than others, of 



bright colour ; a great and continuous cropper, coming after the others are over 2/6 15/0 



The Guinea, new white, see above 9/0 60/0 



White Magnum Bonum. — This proves better than Antwerp ; early, and of sweet and pleasant 



flavour 3/0 18/0 



Other varieties, Fastolf, Lord Beaconsfield, &c, can be supplied, but they have not proved good here. 



The following AUTUMNAL KINDS should be cut to the ground in February, and their summer 



growth thinned out. Occasionally produce a good supply in September and onwards. J"?]; ^ r 



Belle de Fontenay, a purplish red double-bearing kind 4/0 21/0 



Pebpetual de Billaed, very large, dark crimson, fine, like Fontenay 4/0 21/0 



Yellow Foub Seasons, good bearer, a nice sweet fruit, better than the red 4/0 21/0 



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