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RASPBERRIES 



Red Raspberries 



COLUMBIAN — New, dark red color, rich 

 flavor, very large size. An excellent shipper, 

 and tlie best for canning and drying. Late. 

 lOc. each; 90c. doz., postpaid. 



CUTHBERT — The most extensively planted 

 red raspberry. Fruit bright red, good and very 

 large, bush very vigorous, hardy and prolific. 

 Medium to late. 10c. each; 8Sc. doz., post- 



UOLDEN QUEEN— New. Similar to Cuthbert 

 inf wliich it is a seedling), except in color, 

 \ hieli is what its name implies. Very large, 

 liardy. vigorous and productive. No garden 

 -lioulfl be without it. 10c. each; 90c. doz., 

 postpaid. 



LOUDON — A superior berry in every respect. 

 A vigorous grower, very hardy, healthy and 

 productive. Its berries are very large, firm and 

 of excellent quality. Its color is a beautiful 

 rich crimson. It stands shipping best of any. 

 lOc. each; 85c. doz., postpaid. 



Improved Russian 

 MULBERRY 



An ornamental hardy fruit bearing tree. 

 Fruit larger than blackberries and of delicious 

 flavor. 



Suitable for all sections of this country. 



It is a very rapid grower, often reaching the 

 height of 50 feet and from 3 to 5 feet in diameter, 

 and is perfectly hardy. Commences to bear 

 when two years old, and is very prolific, the fruit 

 being 1? . ihan the average blackberry. Fruit 

 lias a aromatic flavor and sub-acid, sweet 

 •.i^.v,, and is u.sed for dessert as we use black- 

 l)erries or raspberries. A beautiful, quick grow- 

 ing tree for the lawn, and fruit is valuable for 

 table use. Price, 10c. each, or 3 for 25c., postpaid. 



Compass Cherry. 



Black Raspberries 



CUMBERLAND— New. Tlie largest black 

 raspberry known, averaging J inch in diameter 

 Good and firm as the Gregg, but the bush is 

 hardier. A strong, vigorous grower, and won- 

 derfully productive. Midseason. 10c. each; 

 90c. doz., postpaid. 



GREGG — Very large and late. Bush a strong 

 upright grower, productive and very desirable 

 for market and home use. 10c. each; 75c., doz. 

 postpaid. 



KANSAS — New. Originated in Kansas, 

 where it is prized as the best black cap. Ripens 

 early and is as large or larger than the Gregg. Jet 

 black, firm, handsome and of best quality. 10c 

 each; 75c. doz., postpaid. 



OHIO — Very productive and firm. Season 

 medium to late. Bush a strong grower and 

 hardy. Very valuable for shipping and drying 

 10c. each; 90c. doz., postpaid. 



r\ • r\er ^ Raspberries, 



Special Offer f o"-" ^"i^^'^ f "'j„'' ^}^<'h- 



^ for only 60 Cents, Postpaid. 



Rocky Mountain CHERRY 



ONE OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES IN THE 



FRUIT LINE EVER INTRODUCED. 

 It bears every year and is as prolific as a currant 

 bush, 16 quarts having been picked 

 from a 3=year=old free 

 Has never been affected by insects, black knot 

 or other diseases. 

 The fruit is a rich red and clianges to almost 

 black when ripe, of good size, fine flavor and un 

 surpassed for preserves or eating from the hand 

 season of ripening being after all others are 

 gone. In flavor it is akin to the sweet cherries, 

 and has no equal in the line of pitted fruits, and 

 is conceded superior to any fruit grown in thi.^ 

 section. Price 15c. each, or 3 for 35c., postpaid 



Improved Russian 



Mulberry. 



Compass Cherry 



ABSOLUTELY HARDY EVERYWHERE 



Originator's description: "This 

 cherry was originated 

 Spiingfield, Minn. It is 

 cross between the Sand 

 Cherry and the Miner 

 Plum' Nearly an inch in 

 diameter, a bright red, 

 sweet and juicy and 

 of very fiite flavor. 

 The original tree bore 

 fruit the third year 

 from the seed and 

 has borne a full crop 

 every year since. 

 The tree is a regular and 

 heavy bearer, and pro- 

 duces fruit the next year 

 after setting out. For 

 exposed situations and for 

 the North and AVest it is 

 the "Cherry." Requires no 

 protection whatever and is in 

 every particular as Hardy as an 

 Oak. Mail size, postpaid, each 25c., 

 6 for $1.00. 



NOTICE— Our Full of Life Small Fruits 

 are Northern Grown, Thoroughlv Acclimat- 

 ed and well adapted to Every Section of the 

 United States. 



Rocky Mountain Cherry. 



