LEAMON G. TINGLK. PITT8VILLE. MP. 



TINGLE'S HOME-GARDEN COLLECTIONS 



A grouping of the best varieties for the table-garden, 

 the easiest to grow and the most dependable in yield. I 

 offer you these little collections in order to help you get 

 good, well-tried varieties, that I know are the best and 

 most desirable. I put them in collection form to enable 

 you to make rapid selections and to permit us to make 

 quicker shipment of your goods. 



COLLECTION No. 1. Price $1.25 

 An ideal selection of fine straw- 

 berries for the small family. 

 25 Premier. 25 Lupton. 



25 Big: Joe. 25 Progressive. 



COLLECTION No. 2. Price $2.50 

 A selection of fine berri^ for 

 the lar^e fami!y. Covers season 

 from early to 1»^*' 

 50 Premier. 50 Big Joe. 



50 Aroma. 50 McAlpin. 



25-Duluth 25 Progressive. 



COLLECTION No. 3. Price $5.00 

 Here is a chance for you to 

 test the everbearing varieties al 

 ,". barjxain price. 

 25 Americus. 25 Ideal. 



25 Duluth. 25 Peeress. 



25 Progressive. ?.' Superb. 

 10 No. 999. If" Perfection. 



25 Top Notch. 



COLLECTION No. 4. Price 75c 



Tie finest blackberries and 

 fresh raspberries from June till 

 October. 



2 Erskine Park Raspberries. 



2 Plum Farmer Raspberries. 



2 Lncrefia De"?. berries. 



2 Eldorado Elackberries. 



COLLECTION No. 5. Price $1.25 



Finest grape and currant jellies 

 etc., and fresh fruit — all from 

 your own garden. Grape vines 

 cover unsightly fences or provide 

 shade — currants require but a few 

 feet of garden space. 



2 Concord Grapes. 



1 Niagara Grape. 



1 Salem Grape. 



2 Fay's Prolific Currants. 



COLLECTION No. 6. Price $1.75 

 Long season selection — proved 

 and approved by our own exper- 

 jp-^rp rnd that of customers in 

 many states. 

 25 Progre.'ssive Strawberries. 



2 Kr'kine Park Raspberries. 



2 Plum Farmer Raspberries, 



2 Downing Gooseberries. 



1 Toncord Grape. 



1 Salem Grape. 



2 Lucretia Dewberries. 



COLLECTION No. 7. Price $1.50 



From a space no wider than 4 

 feet and no longer than 16 feet, 

 you can have the finrst raspber- 

 ries, till frost comes, the best 

 currants for jellies, and fresh 

 lalackberries— nature's tonic — if 

 you T)lant this collection. 

 2 Fay's Prolific Currants. 



2 Wilder Currants. 



2 Erskine Park Raspberries. 



2 Cumberland Raspberries. 



2 Lucretia Dewberries. 



2 Eldcrado Blackberries. 



COLLECTION No. 8. Price $2.25 

 The larger "jelly and preserv- 

 ing" r?roup. An ideal collection 

 for the family who wants to "put 

 up" some fruit for the winter. 



2 Concord Grapes. 



2 Catawba Grapes 



2 St. Regis Raspberries. 



2 Erskine Park Raspberries 



2 Pljm Farmer Raspberries. 



4 Fay's Prolific Currants. 



i J "cretia Dewberries. 



4 Eldorado Blackberries 



COLLECTION No. 9. Price $7.50 



•51 small fruit plants and vines 

 which give so fine a succession of 

 h-.-r'o- tV,5>t no suburban dweller 

 can EflTord to overlook them — 

 even i-P he has only a small place, 

 even if he has only a small place. 



5 Snyder B'ackberries. 

 5 Lucretia Dewerries. 



5 Frskine Park Raspberries. 

 Plum Farmer Raspberries. 

 Fays P'-o'ific Currants. 

 Wilder Currants. 

 r)o ning Gooseb-^rries. 

 Houghton Gooseberries. 

 Concord Grapes. 

 S^'em Grapes. 

 Niagara Grapes. 



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COLLECTION No. 10. Price $5.50 



149 plants, vines and garden 

 roots which provide vegetables 

 and deserts, jams. jellies and 

 preserves, finer than is possible 

 with store goods and at a mere 

 fract'on of the cost. 



50 Palmetto Asparagus. 



5 Rhubarb. 

 10 Lucretia Dewberries. 

 10 Frskin" Park Raspberries. 

 10 Plum Farmer Raspberries. 



5 Concord Grapes. 



2 Salem Grapes. 



2 Niagara Grapes. 

 25 Premier Strawberries. 

 2.1 Progressive Strawberries. 



COLLECTION No. 11. Price $4.25 



A succession of beautifully col- 

 ored fiOwers from early in the 

 spring till frosts come. 



5 Peonies, all different nam-d. 



5 Dahlias, nil diiferent nam.-H. 



2 Hardy Violets. 

 10 G'adiolia. mixed. 



2 Golden (;iow. 



5 Cannas. mixed colors. 

 10 Iris, "^U different named. 



One or more of the above collections will help out Nvondcrfully on 

 your grocery bill. Not only do you save the cost oi the fruit you 

 usually buy. but you have more delicious fruit than you ever buy. 

 After you have had plenty for your table and for preserving, you 

 can sell the surplus to your neighbors, who will be glad to buy it. 



