Plant Bountiful Ridge Selected Blueberries 



They Are Always A Dependable Crop For Extra Profits and Beauty. 



BLUEBERRIES 



We suggest from six to eight plauts for a 

 f;imily of o people. Ask for and follow our 

 free eiiltiiral direitious. Plant our Blue- 

 berries this year for pli>as',ire and profit. 







BI.l KHKKKV 



rKU KS 



















100 or 







Each 



3-9 



10-2!» 



30-99 



more 



1 .vr.. 



a-6". . 



...S .40 



S .:s.5 



$ .30 



$ .2.5 



S .20 



2 jr.. 



4-12". 



. . . .".i 



.(!."> 



..VI 



.4.-. 



.40 



12-18 



in 



. . . 1.00 



.8.-> 



.70 



.(i5 



.GO 



18->4 



in 



. . . i..->o 



1.30 



1.1.5 



1.00 



.8.i 



XOTE: Varieties listed in order of ripenine- First 

 fruit piiki-il in soutliern New Jerse.v usiiall.v aljoiit 

 June l.itli to 20th. 



r.ABOT. One of the earliest of till' blueberries. 

 W-ry vigorous .iiitl develops naturally ti> well 

 fiirined iilants. 



K.\NCO{'.\S. r\H- bush iif sIciuliT. vi-cipuiis. iip- 

 riirht habit rarely surjiasses live feet in lieijiht. 

 'I'iie berries ari' larsrer than Kubel and ripen sever- 

 al days earlier. 



ST.\XLEY. A reeent development fast beinfr reeojr- 

 nized in New .lersey Blueberry sections as one 

 of the outstanding,' Blueberries. Vijrorous plants, 

 large Ijerries, very productive. Supply limited. 



flONEER. Xanied by Dr. Coville of the V. S. De- 

 partment of Agricuhure. The bushes are stoeky. 

 I'ioner pro(iu<-es Iieavy crops: they are larger 

 than Kiil)el. 



COXCOKD. The bush is of upright habit and at 

 maturity exceeds six feet in height. The berries 

 are large, frequently reacliing I liree-quarters of an 

 inch in diameter; earlier than Kubel. 



KIBKL,. Well developed bushes stand six feet or 

 more high, vigorous and beautiful. Planted ex- 

 tensively for commercial ■ fruit production. 



JERSEY. The bush is of vigorous habit and grows 

 very large. The berries are the largest of any here 

 listed: ripen about the same time as Rubel. 



Bountiful Kldge Blueberr.v Plants Must Please! 



Early Profit-Makers for Every Farm 

 The Neifv Boysenberry 



Its Large Size, Superh Quality, Heavy IJearinj,' and .\(laptahility .Make the Boysenberrj' 



.\ Welcome .Addition lo The Small Fruit F'amily 



PKK KS ON BOVSENBEKKY 



Large 'i Year iiearing Size Boysenl)erry Plants 

 These large Transplanted plants are strongly reeomniended for Fall planting 

 Central and Northern districts or wherever tiuick results are desired. We hiive a 

 supply of them this year 



Each 2 .". 10 2") oO IW) 200 300 



$ .35 S .60 $1.».") $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 $10.00 $17.50 $21.00 



year heavy rooted strong plants for shipment onl.v after Nov. 1st. 

 .-> 10 . 25 50 100 200 .300 



.80 $1.20 $2.20 .$3.70 $6.->0 $12.00 $16.20 



.'»00 

 $31.25 



ill the 

 liberal 



1000 

 $52.50 



1 



$ .40 



500 



$2i.;i0 



1000 

 $40.00 



Raspberries - Blackberries - De^vber r ies 



DIVIDENDS 



100 

 $4.00 

 4.1.5 

 4.15 

 4.15 



4.45 

 4.45 

 4.60 

 4.70 

 5.10 



4.45 

 4.85 



4.:J5 

 4.:i5 

 4.00 



:{..".0 



;i..5o 



All Iilants tripl 



e 



:«»o 



-){») 



1000 



$9.75 



$12.80 



$2:5.75 



10.15 



i:h.40 



24.95 



10.15 



1:5.40 



24. H5 



10.15 



i:?.40 



24.95 



A DEPEND.\BLE SOIKCE OF INCOME TH.AT PAYS BIG 

 ON LOW INXTSTMENTS 



Our low prices In all varieties of raspberries, blackberries, and dewbei 

 inspected, strictly No. 1 of the grade offered. 



Black Kaspberr.v Plants 10 2.5 50 



CVMBERL.\XD, 1 .vr.. No. 1 tips $.75 $1.40 $2.30 



NEW I.OG.\N, 1 vr.. No. 1 tips 80 1.45 2.40 



BLACK BE.\l TY. 1 vr.. No. 1 tips 80 1.45 2.40 



SHITTLEWORTH. 1 .vr. No. 1 tips 80 1.45 2.40 



Red Raspberr.v Plants 



LATHAM. 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 85 1..50 2.fi0 



CHIEF. 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 85 1..50 2.60 



NE WBl RG. 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 90 1.55 2.65 



TAYEOR (New Red) 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 90 1.60 2.70 



MARCY (New Red) 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 95 1.65 2.90 



Everbearing Red Raspberry Plants 



ST. REGIS (Red Ranere) 1 yr., No. 1 succor plants 85 1..50 2.60 



INDIAN SIMMER. 1 yr.. No. 1 succor plants 'M 1.60 2.75 



Purple Raspberry Plants 



WEBSTER. 1 yr., No. 1 tips 95 1.65 2.90 



Blackberries 



BLOWERS. 1 yr., No. 1 rooted cuttings 80 1.50 2.50 



ELDOR.ADO, 1 yr., No. 1 rooted cuttings 80 1..50 2..50 



.4LFKEU. 1 yr.. No. 1 rooted cuttings 90 1.55 2.60 



I>ew berries 



LlfRETI.A. No. 1 tip plants 70 1.25 2.10 



.\l STIN, No. 1 tips 70 1.25 2.10 



ASPARAGUS 



For adaptability, consistent production, and .steady income. i>laiic Bountiful liidge grown Asparagus 

 Roots. We list only the finest commercial ru.st-resistant varieties. For full description of varieties con- 

 sult Catalogue for Spring 1941. 



Prices for Martha Washington. Mary Washington and Giant Mary Wasliington. 



25 ."0 250 500 1000 



2 year. No. 1 S .85 $1.15 S:5.45 $5.:55 $9.00 



1 year. No. 1 65 .90 2.70 4.40 7.25 



Write for prices f»ii :5000 plants or more. Please give ilefinite i]iiaiitit.v wjinted wiieii requesting prices. 



11.10 

 11.10 

 11.45 

 11.85 

 12.95 



11.10 

 12.20 



10.80 

 10.80 

 ll..-)5 



8.25 

 8.25 



15.00 

 15.00 

 15.65 

 16.25 

 18.15 



15.00 

 16.90 



14.20 

 14.20 

 15.(>0 



10.:55 

 10.:55 



26.95 

 26.95 

 28.20 

 29.40 

 33.00 



26.95 

 :50.C0 



33.00 



26.75 

 26.75 

 29..50 



18.00 

 18.00 



RHUBARB 



Earl.v Production — Long Market Season — Good Net 

 Profits. 



MY.ATT'S LINN.AEl S. The markets growers choice. 

 It is an early, tender variety, with a mild sub- 

 acid llavor. Strong 1 yr. whole roots, 1 to lYz In. 

 caliber. 12c each: 90c for 10; $1.90 for 25; $3.25 for 

 50: $5.00 for 100; $20.00 for 500; $;57.50 for 1000. 



McDonald red. The plants are healthy strong 

 growers producing long deep red to pink ribs of 

 very line flavor. 

 Prices for 3 to 5 eye divisions: 



Each 5 10 25 .50 100 ,500 



$ .25 $1.00 $1.75 $3. .50 $6.00 $11.«KI $50.00 



Stra^rberry Plants 



We Challenge .Any Plant Nursery to Grow Better 

 Plants Than You Can Buy .\t Bountiful Ridge. 



Our Plants .\re Field Inspected Several Times I"or 

 .All Known Injurious IMant Diseases and Must Be 

 Right Before Shipping To You. Our Production 

 Methods and Soil Sele<tion For Plant Fields Guar- 

 antees You Plauts of Full Yitality, Plants That 

 Will I*rove Superior Wlierever I*lanted, 







Bountiful Ridge Grown L.S.D.A. Yellows Free 

 strain Blakemore I'lants such as these must give re- 

 sults. Other so-ciiUed yellow free types showed 

 many yellow i>lauts this .vcar in this section. We 

 urge all Blakemore growers to plant niil.v the F.S. 

 D.A. Strain. 



New Yellows Resistant Blakemore 



I. S. D. -V. .Strain Out-Rivals I"re»ious Records I 

 Inder date of .June lith. 1940. Eugene Sterling. 

 Crisfiebl, Md,. reports: Have alread.v picked 918 

 — 24 (juart crates of berries from 1.5000 plants set 

 spring 1939 and fui'ther picking will bring pro- 

 duction to well o\er 1000 crates, 



Trul.v a remarkable record which demonstrates 

 the bearing abilit.v of these yellows-free strain. 



Plant I'.S.D.A. strain Blakemore. the central 

 East's greatest earl.v <*onimerciaI berr.v. 



NOTE: — ,500 or more at the 1000 rate. 



Earl.v Varieties 



Da.v break 



Blakemore U.S. D.A. type 



NaiK'y Lee 



Dorset 



Fairmore 



Northstar 



I*remier 



Howard 17 



^lissionary 



Fairfax 



Senator Dunlap 



Klondyke 



Mid-Season Varieties 



Pathfinder 



Catskill 



.Aberdeen 



Big .Joe 



Dresden 



.Vroma 



Late Varieties 



Chesapeake 



Wm. Belt 



Lupton 



Pearl 



Culver 



Everbearing A'arieties 



Mastodon 



(iem 



25 50 100 



$ .25 $.40 $.60 



.40 .60 



.45 .65 



.45 .70 



.40 .65 



.50 .75 



.45 .70 



.45 .70 



.40 .60 



.45 .70 



.40 .65 



.45 

 .45 

 .45 

 .45 

 ..50 



.70 

 .70 

 .65 

 .70 



2(KI 

 $1.00 

 1.00 

 1.20 

 1.20 

 1.10 



l.:50 



1.20 

 1.20 

 1.00 

 1.20 

 1.10 

 1.00 



1.20 

 1.20 

 1.20 

 1.20 

 l.;50 



400 1000 



$1.55 $3.50 



1.55 3.50 



2.00 

 2.10 

 1.80 

 2.20 

 2.10 

 2.10 

 1.55 

 2.10 

 1.80 

 1.55 



2.10 

 2.10 

 2.00 

 2.10 

 2.20 



4.. 50 

 4.75 

 4.00 

 5.00 

 4.75 

 4.75 

 3.50 

 4.75 

 4.00 

 3.50 



4.75 

 4.75 

 4.50 

 4.75 

 5.0O 



.25 .40 .65 1.10 1.80 4.00 



.50 .75 

 .45 .70 

 .45 .6,5 



.45 



.45 



.70 

 .70 



.65 1.20 

 .65 1.20 



1.30 

 1.20 

 1.20 

 1.20 

 1.20 



1.95 

 1.95 



2.20 

 2.10 

 2.00 



5.00 

 4.75 

 4.50 



2.10 4.75 

 2.10 4.75 



3.15 

 3.15 



7.00 

 7.00 



ALL OF OIR STRAWBERRY PLANTS ARE 

 (JROW.X BY THE .MATTED ROW SYSTEM AND 

 ARE NOT SUFFICIENTLY ROOTED FOR TRANS 

 PLANTING BEFORE SEPT. 10th, THEREFORE. 

 WE CANNOT SHIP STRAWBERRY PLANTS BE- 

 FORE SEPT. 10th. 



PLA.XTS FOR SEPT. SHIPMENT ADD m% to 

 above prices. PLANTS FOR OCT. SHIPMENT 

 ADD 20% to above prices. ALL PRICES ARE NET 

 AS (JIVEN FOR PLANTS ORDERED DIRING 

 NtlVE.MBER AND DECEMBER 1041. 



Write for special pri<'es on large quantities. 



PLEASE NOTE: For full description of stock listed on this page consult our complete catalog for Spring 1941. 



