BLACK RASPBERRIES 



I RASPBERRIES 



the next season. With everbearing raspberries the 

 canes which produced the fall crop should be cut back 

 slightly in the spring. A large amount of rotted manure 

 mixed into the soil before planting is very beneficial. A 

 regular spring application of rotted manure, cottonseed 

 meal, or about 3^1b. per plant of 10-10-10 fertiUzeris recom- 

 mended. A local spray program for insect and disease 

 control is available from your Country Extension Agent. 

 Send for Better Berries No. 14. 



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mercial plantings. Raspberries are an ideal fruit to follow 

 strawberries for roadside stand or pick-your-own sales. 

 Pla^t several varieties to extend the picking season. 



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LOGAN is a fine early black raspberry, ripening about a week before Cumberland and producing fine 

 rops of beautiful, high quality berries. Very hardy and vigorous. 



DKI5TOL is a fine midseason black raspberry with large, round, firm berries of very good quality. It 

 is very vigorous, winter hardy, and produces big crops. 



CUfviDcRLAND ripens in midseason and gives big yields of beautiful black raspberries of unsurpassed 



flavor and quality. Its plants are vigorous, hardy and adapted to various soils. 







Prices for Certified Red and Black Raspb 



erry Plants 





5 

 plants 

 $1.90 



10 

 plants 

 $3.40 



25 

 plants 

 $6.60 



50 100 250 



plants plants plants 



$12.20 $22.50 $51.60 



Prices do not include postage 



500 

 plants 

 $93.75 



750 



plants 



$129.40 



1000 



plants 



$150.00 



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virus-free foundation stock and maintained substantially virus-free by following a special program of iso- 

 lation, spraying, and inspection. To obtain full benefit from virus-free plants, they should be planted at 

 least 200 feet from other brambles, and a program for control of aphids should be followed. An increase 

 in,^'igor, production, and quality will far outweigh any additional cost for virus-free plants. 



/ rLUfVl rARivlcK is an early black raspberry from Ohio that has long been a favorite because of its 

 vigor, drought resistance and fine crops of large, bright, firm berries. The crop ripens rapidly and uni- 

 y formly so that it can all be harvested in two or three pickings. One of the hardiest black raspberries. 



dKISTOL is an excellent midseason black raspberry that is very popular for home or commercial use. 

 Big crops of very large, round, firm berries that have a fine sweet flavor and excellent quality. Plants 

 are vigorous, with good winter hardiness and are adapted to a wide range of growing conditions. 



Prices for Substantially Virus-Free Red and Black Raspberry Plants 



5 10 25 50 100 500 



plants plants plants plants plants plants 

 $3.15 $5.65 $10.95 $20.31 $37.50 $156.25 



Send for Rayner's Bulletin 

 No. 14 



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