HARRISONS' BLACKBERRIES 



How would you like to make some extra money after your 

 strawberries and raspberries are all gone, plant some black- 

 berries and they will meet with ready sale; people must have 

 some berries to eat all summer and blackberries are highly 

 desirable. They make a very satisfactory crop on poor lands 

 and are really a paying proposition. They are practically 

 immune from disease and insects, one planting will provide 

 a lot of fruit for a number of years. 



Early Harvest. Black, very early, excellent quality, good 

 size, ripens 10 days to two weeks before any other. Fa- 

 vorite commercial berry in Pvliddle Atlantic States. Sells 

 at fancy prices. 



ELDORADO. The heavy producing quality of Eldorado has 

 placed it first among blackberries. Every good quality 

 possessed by other blackberries is emphasized in Eldorado. 

 Its berries are of enormous size, shiny jet black, sweet 

 pleasing flavor. It is valuable for all purposes, both home 

 and commercial, being so firm that it will remain in good 

 condition for three and four days, and can be sent to 

 distant markets where it always commands the highest 

 price. This variety is making big money for other growers 

 and it will do the same for you. 



Mersereau. Brilliant black, late, very large berries, extra 

 good quality. Heavy producer, extra strong grower. 



Lucretia Dewberries 

 — only dewberry 

 worthy of commer- 

 cial production 



25 for 

 $1.00 



PRICES OF No. 1 PLANTS 



100 for 250 for 500 for 1000 for 

 $3.00 $6.25 $11.50 $21.00 



DEWBERRIES ^PP^m 



LUCRETIA. Long, mammoth blackberries, recognized by 

 horticulturists everywhere as the leading variety. Each 

 plump berry is a morsel of delight. Incomparably better ,^., 



in every way than any blackberry you ever have seen or \^J 



tasted. Lucretia is a very early bearer, ripening from a -' 



week to ten days before even the earliest blackberries. 

 This, together with the fact that they 

 are unquestionably the finest looking 



berry of their kind and of such big uni- /^BIDDJkBkB"re 



form size makes them top-notchers on WUKK/Vi^l^ 



price in any market For real profits be Currants are a big money maker and are very easy to grow, 



sure to plant Lucretia For home and They are always in demand for making jellies, jams, pre- 

 commercial growmg Lucretia is the serves, etc. Every home garden should contain a dozen or 

 only variety of importance. more. Set plants 4 feet apart each way in rich ground, cul- 



PRICES OF No 1 SELECTED tivate well or mulch heavily, prune old wood so that each 



LUCRETIA DEWBERRY PLANTS mSf Sopull^^variS^is.''^'^' '°°'^- ^' ^'°^ ^""'^ *''" ^''^ 



^iJ^K ^SSaa'' HHk'' ^^Hn"" ^c?on?'' ^^^' P^^^' midseason, large berries, good flavor. Excellent 

 $0.75 $2.00 $4.25 $7.00 $12.00 for jams, jellies and preserves. 



__„„^ . Wilder. Bunch and berries very large, bright attractive red 



color, even when dead ripe. Compared with Fay, is equal in 

 >f^^^^^___^ size with longer bunch, better in quality, with much less 



acidity, continues on bush much longer, ripens slightly 

 "rMlj'^'Jl.^^TF'^ii^^ later. Best commercial or home variety grown. 



iM^J^^klA^m PRICES OF 2 YEAR No. 1 PLANTS 



sais^^^^^^dk^ 1 *o 9 plants $0.20 each 



^^^Im^^^ ^^ ^^ 49 plants .15 each 



f^^-^^^^^^^^^,^ 50 to 300 plants 10 each 



T 1^1^ GOOSEBERR8ES 



'^%^^^^'f^^^^ Very profitable, for they are entirely hardy, easy to plant 



k''Al»pl JB^ ^^^ and care for and bring good returns. One or two rows in your 



>"4^B^^w^|?^^ garden will supply your family and allow you to sell some. 



-4^^^^^^fll^S. Plant gooseberries 3 to 4 feet apart in good rich soil, and give 



■"^t^'^^^mmsi sa^ a liberal dressing of manure every season. 



Downing. Large, handsome, pale green of splendid quality 

 for both cooking and table use, bush very vigorous. 



HOUGHTON. Round, medium size, pale red, 

 sweet, tender, very good; plants spreading, 

 i^ag^-^ -r:ae^ shoots slcndcr, enormously 



ms^A -"'-'-r^^^v productive 



PRICES OF 

 2 YEAR No. 1 

 ,. PLANTS 



^"WSm^m^^^M^^^ plants $0.20 each 

 10 to 49 . . 



plants .15 each 

 50 to 300 



plants .10 each 



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