Pountiful Ridge 
ae THE BOYSENBERRY - AMERICA’S GREAT VINE BERRY 
| BERRY Plants 
The New Boysenberry 
NOW TAKES ITS PLACE AS ONE OF OUR GREATEST VINE BERRIES FOR NEARBY MARKETS. 
EACH SUCCEEDING YEAR FINDS IT GAINING IN POPULARITY 
GROWERS NORTH AND SOUTH STATE IT IS FAST ELIMINATING OTHER SIMILAR BERRIES. 
HEAVY PRODUCTION—IMMENSE SIZE—EXQ UISITE FLAVOR AND HIGH MARKET VALUE 
COMBINE TO MAKE IT A GENERAL FAVORITE. 
Start Your Boysenberry Patch This Year With Bountiful Ridge Selected Plants. 
SAID TO BE THE LARGEST and FINEST VINE BERRY EVER 
INTRODUCED. The BOYSENBERRY is a new variety produced by 
crossing blackberries, raspberries, and Loganberries. The flavor is a 
very pleasing blend of these varieties. It has few and soft seeds. 
The plant is very vigorous and hardy, coming through in good con- 
dition, without injury, at low temperatures. THE BERRIES ARE 
EXTREMELY LARGE, MANY OF THE BERRIES GETTING MORE 
THAN 2 INCHES LONG and OVER 1 INCH IN DIAMETER. 
Unlike many kinds of large fruit, the BOYSENBERRY consistently 
produces heavy crops. IT COMES INTO GOOD BEARING THE 
NEXT YEAR AFTER PLANTING AND ONE PLANTING LASTS 
FOR MANY YEARS. It is a vigorous grower and should not be 
planted closer than six feet apart and succeeds better when trained 
on wires similar to grapes. THE FRUITING SEASON IS LONGER 
THAN MOST VINE BERRIES, LASTING ABOUT TWO MONTHS. 
IT IS NOT UNUSUAL TO PICK 20 BASKETS OF BERRIES TO 
THE PLANT THE SECOND YEAR AFTER PLANTING. The plant 
seems to be especiaily resistant to drought conditions. WE RECOM- 
MEND THAT YOU GIVE THIS WONDERFUL BERRY A TRIAL, 
FEELING THAT IT WILL PROVE A VALUABLE ADDITION TO 
YOUR PRESENT LIST OF SMALL FRUITS. 
Refer to cover pages for color illustration. 
Write for special prices on large quantities. 
PRICES ON BOYSENBERRY 
Shipping season continues from Nov. Ist to May 20th. 
: NGTE: The Boysenberry is proving very 
1 year heavy rooted, strong plants for shipment only after Nov. Ist. hardy, but we reeommend plants being 
muleched where winter temperatures fall 
2 5 10 25 50 100 200 300 500 1000 below zero. 
Write for free cultural directions and 
§ .60 $1.20 $1.80 $3.30 $5.50 $9.75 $18.00 $24.30 $32.50 $60.00 follow our instructions. 
RHUBARB 
EARLY PRODUCTION—LONG MARKET SEASON 
—FAIR PRICES—GOOD NET PROFITS RECOM- 
IMPORTANCE OF FRUIT 
IN THE WAR 
THE PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE OF 
MENDS RHUBARB ey EVERY MARKET GROWER TREE FRUITS, BERRIES OF ALL CLASS- 
MYATT’S LINNAEUS ES, ASPARAGUS, Ete., IN A WELL BAL- 
Tis Gare eeoe one ANCED WAR TIME DIET, FOR OUR 
Our stock seed plants are carefully selected and pro- ARMED FORCES AND CIVILIANS, HAS 
tected against cross pollenization from inferior strains BEEN STRESSED TIME AND TIME A- 
pea price wou oF getting large, colored rhubarb from GAIN BY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. 
Those who have never grown this variety, which is of || UNPARALELLED PURCHASES OF ALL 
sper: iiuality, will hardly BEB EIILE ine old ie FRESH AND PROCESSED FRUITS AND 
ant.” It is an early, tender variety, without being VEGETABLES FOR THE ARMED FORCES 
g b- flav- 
or and can be-eut well ito the summer. It leads in || OF THIS AND OUR ALLIED NATIONS 
prices on our large commercial markets. We offer one SHOULD SPUR US TO A SUPREME EF- 
year, whole roots which are ideal crowns to give quick FORT TO MAINTAIN AND INCREASE 
lasting results. PRODUCTION OF THESE ITEMS TO 
Strong 1 yr. whole roots, 1 to 1% in. caliper. KEEP OUR BOYS, WHO ARE NOW 
Each 10 25 50 100 FIGHTING IN EVERY CORNER OF THE 
$ .20 $1.75 $3.00 $5.00 $7.00 GLOBE, EATING THE BEST AND PRO- 
DUCING OUR FAMILY NEEDS OUR- 
Mi. Dk: UR LE oe ee 2a. se SELVES AS FAR AS PRACTICAL AND 
PLANTS ARRIVE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION | POSSIBLE IN OUR HOME GARDENS. 
ee. Ee HOWEVER HUMBLE OUR HOME MAY 
Dear Sirs: BE AND LIMITED IN LAND AND PHYS- 
Your plants arrived in excellent condition and thank |} ICAL ABILITY LETS MAKE THIS CON- 
you for the prompt delivery. It is late I know to ac- 
knowledge receipt of same, and when I need more 
TRIBUTION TOWARDS FINAL VICTORY, 
plants, I will write you. Plants are growing nicely. IN THIS GREAT CONFLICT. 
Very truly, 
Thomas Lindsley 
