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Best Known Varieties 

 Hardy and Productive 



Raspberries are an ideal crop for the fruit grower who lives near a good market. 

 The fact that raspberries do not ship as well as other fruits is a real advantage to 

 the fruit grower who can supply fresh, ripe berries of superior quality and flavor to 

 his own local trade. 



Your own plantings of raspberries will bring that dainty, fresh off the vine 

 quality right to your table. Raspberries at their best, with all their firm ripe juiciness 

 are raspberries from your own plants. 



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LATHAM is the most widely grown of the red varieties because of its vigor, productivity 

 and ability to thrive over a wide range of conditions and its resistance to diseases. Partic- 

 ularly popular in colder sections because of extreme hardiness and ability to withstand very 

 low temperatures. LATHAM produces a good crop of large, firm, beautiful rich red berries. 

 Often produces more than 5,000 quarts per acre. 



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NEWBURGH is very poular in New York, Pennsylvania and New England because of 

 large size and unusual firmness of berries. Its freedom from mosiac makes NEWBURGH un- 

 usually good for growing with black raspberries. Very hardy in cold States and highly pro- 

 ductive of large, very firm, mild flavored fruit. Grows low with long laterals and does best on 

 trellis. Shorter canes than most varieties, but should be cut back in spring to prevent setting 

 too much fruit. 



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Not just our opinion but it is generally agreed that INDIAN SUMMER is the really out- 

 standing Everbearing Red Raspberry. Fruit is of high quality, large and of medium red color 

 with a good flavor. Season is long, starting a day or two later than regular varieties. The 

 fall crop commences early and continues until hard frost with heaviest production about twenty 

 days after first fall planting. Tremendous June crop. Vigorous, upright, hardy, healthy and 

 productive. 



EASY TO GROW 



Soil should be given the same thorough preparation for a raspberry plantation ' 

 as for corn or similar crops. For home gardens the chicken yard is frequently a de- 

 sirable place for a raspberry patch. Poultry keep down weeds and enrich the soil, 

 and do not often injure the berries. 



28 RAYNER RASPBERRIES ARE CERTIFIED NORTHERN GROWN 



