Two Mills of Lucretia Dewberries Tied to a Stake. 



LUCRETIA DEWBERRY.— The best of the blackberry family and decided- 

 ly the mo^t productive. The berries are :' r, and incomparably better 

 than any blackberry, and of uneoualed excellence: sweet and luscious through- 

 out: of brightest, glossy black color. The Lucretia ' ha? received the 

 endorsement and highest praise from the best horticulturists in the country. Its 

 eminent success in all soils from Maine to California, from Minneso'ato Florida, 

 is something phenomenal, in small fruit culture. Its trailing habit render? it 

 lets liable to winter kill. 



I am growing the Lucretia to the extent of 25 acres or about 65,1 iO "hills for 

 market, and find it an easy matter to get from one quart to 1? quarts to the hill. 

 14 months from planting, and the fruit sells equally as well as strawberries, and 

 •ommences to ripen within a week of our last shipments of strawberrit s I hare 

 about 60. Out) very fine plant.- that I would sell as lollows: 12 by mail. 50ct& : 10* 

 by express, 81.00. 1000 by express or freigh.. . -o heavy to go by mail ex 



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i over would go safely by freight. 



: Buchanan Co. Mo„ Mar : 



f Mr. W.F.Allen. .Jr.. Dear Sir.— The D 



£ berry Plants \<>u Bent me came to ban 



} right and many thank.- for Bnch nice ■{ 



» plants and your more than Methi 



• count. Yours truly. J. W. Kmmroy. } 



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W. F. ALLEN. JR.. 



SALISBURY. MD. 



