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RASPBERRIES, continued 
Columbian. Color dark red, almost 
purple. A strong grower, unusually 
productive, and especially desirable for 
home use and local markets. 
Early King. Probably the earliest red 
variety. Plantsare strong growersand 
quite productive for so early a sort. 
ST. REGIS. The plants seem to be 
almost everbearing, and it is not at all 
unusual to be able to secure fruit for 
four months. In some sections it is a 
more profitable red sort than can be 
planted, although its territory may be 
more limited than that of the Cuth- 
bert. 
Golden Queen. Late. Fruit almost 
identical with Cuthbert except that it 
is a deep yellow. Bushes abundant 
bearers. 
Blackberries 
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ELDORADO. Birries of enormous size 
and shiny jet-black in color. Vines 
are strong, vigorous and rarely fail to St. Regis Raspberries 
produce abundant crops. 
EARLY HARVEST. Ripens before most other sorts, and therefore 
valuable for the home garden. Quality and flavor excellent. 
ICEBERG. Fruits extremely light in color; might be called a “‘white”’ 
blackberry. 
Dewberries 
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Austin. Black berries of large size and excellent flavor are produced 
in large quantity. 
Lucretia. Fruit jet-black and larger than other varieties. By many 
growers this is considered one of the best of the dewberries. for the 
plant is a strong grower and bears enormous crops. 

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