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Eldorado Blackberries 



DEWBERRIES 



LUCRETIA. Long, mammoth blackberries, recognized 

 by horticulturists everyv.-here as the leading variety. 

 Each plump berry is a morsel of delight. Incompar- 

 ably better in every way than any blackberry you 

 ever have seen or 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 uniform size makes 

 them topnotchers on price in any market. For real 

 profits be sure to plant Lucretia. For home and 

 commercial grovs-ing Lucretia is the only the variety 

 of importance. 



PRICES OF Xo. 1 SELECTED LUCRETLA 

 DEWBERRY PLANTS 



100 for •:j.50 for 500 for lOOO for 



S2.(M) S4.'35 S7.00 S12.00 



25 for 

 SO. 75 



CURRANTS 



Currants are a big money-m-aker and are very easy to 

 grow. They are, always in demand for makiris jellies, 

 jams, preserves, etc. Every hom.e garden should con- 

 tain a dozen or more. Set plants 4 feet apart each 

 way in rich ground, cultivate well or mulch heavilv. 

 prune old wood so that each remaining shoot will have 

 room. We grow only the two most popular varieties. 

 Fay. Red. midseason large berries, good fia%-or. Ex- 

 cellent for jams, jellies and preserves. 

 Wilder. Bunch and berries very large, bright attrac- 

 tive red color, even when dead ripe. Compared with 

 Fay. is equal in size with longer bunch, better in 

 quality, with much less acidity, continues on bush 

 much longer, rioens slightlv later. Best commercial 

 or home variety grown. 



PRICES OF 2 YEAR No. 1 PLANTS 



1 to 9 plants SO. 25 each 



10 to 49 plants 20 each 



50 to 300 plants 15 each 



BLACKBERRIES 



How would you like to make some extra 

 money after your strawberries and rasp- 

 berries are all gone? Plant some black- 

 berries and they will meet vvuth ready sale; 

 people must have some berries to eat all 

 summer and blackberries are highly de- 

 sirable. They make a very satisfactory 

 crop on poor lands and are really a paying 

 proposition* They are practically im- 

 mune from disease and insects, one plant- 

 ing will provide a lot of fruit for a number 

 of years. 



ALFRED. A camparatively new black- 

 berry that has given good results wher- 

 ever planted. Immense sized berries 

 practicallv coreless. heavy producers 

 and verv hardv. Worthy new com.mer- 

 cial variety, ripens over a long period of 

 time. 

 Early Harvest. Black, very early, excel- 

 lent qualitv. good size, ripens 10 days 

 to two weeks before any other. Favorite 

 commercial berry in Middle Atlantic 

 States. Sells at fancy prices. 

 ELDORADO. The heavy producing quality 

 of Eldorado has placed it first among 

 blackberries. Every good quality pos- 

 sessed bv other blackberries is empha- 

 sized in' Eldorado. Its berries aie of 

 enormous size, shiny jet black, sweet 

 pleasing flavor. It is valuable for all 

 pumoses. 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 vou. 

 Mersereau. Brilliant black, late, very 

 large berries, extra good quality. Heavy 

 producer, extra strong grower. 

 PRICES OF No. 1 PLANTS 

 25 for 100 for 250 for 500 for 1000 for 

 81.25 S3. 00 S6.50 S11.50 S21.00 



NUT TREES 



Are Ornamental and Profitable 

 BUTTERNUT (Juglans cinera). Large nut, 

 with a sweet, nutritious kernel. 



1 to 9 10 to 50 



trees trees 



2 to 3 feet Sl.OO S0.90 



SCHLEY PECAN. Medium to large nuts; oblong, thin 

 shell, rich flavor. Good grower. The best pecan 

 grown. 



1 to 9 10 to 50 



trees trees 



2 to 3 feet Sl.OO $0.90 



BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra). Rapid grower, 



spreading branches, large, delicious nuts, prolific 

 bearer. 



1 to 9 10 to 50 



trees trees 



6 to 8 feet $2.00 S1.T5 



ENGLISH WALNUT (Juglans regia). Thin shelled, 

 laree, delicious nuts, producing heavy crops and 

 demanding good prices. Most popular walnut grown. 



1 to 9 10 to 50 



trees trees 



2 to 3 feet S1.25 Sl.lO 



GOOSEBERRIES 



Very profitable, for they are entirely hardy, easy 

 to plant and care for and bring good returns. "One or 

 two rows in your garden will supply your family and 

 allow you to sell some. Plant gooseberries 3 to 4 feet 

 apart in good rich soil, and give 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, shoots slender, 

 enormously productive. 



PRICES OF 2 YEAR No. 1 PLANTS 



1 to 9 plants 80.25 each 



10 to 49 plants .... .20 each 

 50 to 300 plants 15 each 



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