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RASPBERRIES, continued 



Hoosier. Black. Good crops of large fruit. 

 Kansas. Black. Firm, and among the best for 



all purposes. 

 Plum Farmer. Black. Vigorous and productive. 



CUTHBERT ^^- Large; late. The lead- 

 AXJXi jj^g g^j^ everj-where; of very 



best quality. 



Columbian. Purple. Large and productive. 



Early King. Red. A splendid early variety. 



Miller. Red. Early ; of good quality. 



Perfection. Red. Popular in New York and 

 New England. 



Ruby. Red. Abundant crops; family garden sort. 



St. Regis. Red. Almost an everbearing sort; the 

 sturdy canes produce an abundance of large 

 glowing red berries of delightful flavor. 



Golden Queen. Yellow. Almost identical with 

 Cuthbert, except that it is deep yellow. Pro- 

 duces large crops and sells for high prices. 



Blackberries 



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St. Regis Raspberries 



Price, 15 cts. each, 75 cts. for 10, $3.50 per 

 100, $30 per 1,000. 



PARCEL POST. See page 78 for information. 

 Eldorado. Jet-black berries of enormous size. 



The vines are strong, vigorous, and rarely fail 



to produce abundant crops. Flavor excellent. 

 Early Harvest. A valuable sort for the home gardener. Ripens before other 



sorts. Excellent quality and flavor. 

 Iceberg. A "white" Blackberry, Flesh is transparent. Quality excellent. 



Good for the home-garden. 

 Rathbun. Glossy black; large and well formed. Good quality. 

 Snyder. An old favorite. Very hardy. Excellent quality and flavor. 



Dewberries 



Price, 15 cts. each, 75 cts. for 10, $3.50 per 100, $30 per 1,000 



PARCEL POST. See page 78 for information. 

 Austin. Black; large size berries of excellent flavor and quality; productive. 

 Lucretia. The best Dewberry. The berries are large, jet-black, and have a 



pleasing, subacid flavor. Plants strong growers and bear enormous crops. 



Home fruit- and flower-garden worth twenty times its cost. Dwarf trees are suitable 



