Nick Ohmer. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



B I S M A R C K. — A large luscious berry, 

 ■seedling of the famous Bubach, early, pro- 

 ductive, good color and very fiue quality. 



BR YNDYYVINE A fine' late berry, free 



grower and enormous cropper. Fruit large, 

 heart shaped, firm and luscious. 



CLYDE, — -A good early berry, vigorous 

 grower, enormous cropper, line conical 

 ■formed fruit of a rich light scarlet color. 



CRESCENT, — A standard sort of high 

 merit. Early, productive, fine quality. 



MICK OHMER A mid-season bearer. 



Fruit extra large, uniform, dark red, firm 

 :and excellent flavor. One of the best. 



WM. BELT Excellent for market or 



home garden, large cropper. Large, uniform 

 conical shape, brilliant red, ripens evenly. 



■Other varieties Mail —Express—. 



and prices per doz. 1U0 1000 



Bismarck P. e. $ .35 $ .75 ? 4.00 



Bubach I. m. .35 .75 4.00 



Brandvwine P. 1. .35 .75 3.50 



•Crescent I, e. .35 .75 4.00 



Clyde P. m. .35 .75 3.50 



Enhance P. m. .35 .75 4.00 



Excelsior P. e. .50 2.00 15.00 



■Gladstone P. e. .50 2.00 15.00 



•Glen Mary L m. .35 .75 3.50 



Gandy P. e. .35 .75 3.50 



Lady Thompson P. e. .35 .75 3.50 



Marshall P. e. .35 .75 4.00 



MaximiiK P. m. .50 2.00 15.00 



Michel's Earl v P. e. .35 .75 4.00 



Morgan - * Favorite.. P. m. .50 2.00 15.00 



Nick Ohmer P. m. .35 .75 4.00 



Saunders P. m. .35 .75 4.0') 



Sunshine P. 1. .50 2.00 15.00 



Tennessee... P. m. .35 .75 4.00 



Win. Belt P. m. .35 .75 4.00 



NOTE.— At the dozen rale will be mailed 

 free, at the 100 rate postpaid if 25 Cts. per 100 is 



added for postage. P. for perfect flowering, I. 

 for imperfect, e. for early, m. medium, 1. late. 



Strawberry Raspberry 



A Japanese fruit and a great novelty. It 

 is a spreading, low growing bush. It bears 

 its fruit in branching clusters at the tip end 

 -of the stems. Fruit is the size and shape of 

 a strawberry, with the melting flavor of the 

 raspberry, and is grand for preserving. 15c. 

 each, 81.00 per dozen, by mail, postpaid. By 

 ■express or freight, $5.00 per 100. 



Small Fruits. 



While this department does not take up as much 

 room in my catalogue as some others, it is one of the 

 most important of the whole book. It is a matter of es- 

 pecial pride with me that in many of the gardens of my 

 customers, my small fruits have excited comment and 

 admiration from all visitors. I have never endeavored 

 to meet cheap competition, beleiving that my custo- 

 mers are not foolish enough to save a few cent's on the 

 price of a small fruit that might possibly prove a source 

 of annoyance for years to come. The prices quoted 

 herewith are as reasonable as good stock, true to name, 

 can be furnished by any nurseryman, and each and 

 every customer favoring me with an order, can rest as- 

 sured they will get full value for every dollar expended. 

 Further comment seems unnecessary. 



GOLDEN MHYBERRY. 



An improved variety of the mayberrv perfected by 

 Luther Burbank. It is of sturdy growth, forming a tree- 

 like form, 6 toS feet high, ripening its fruit before straw- 

 berries and a month earlier than raspberries. It pro- 

 duces, in great abundance, large, golden yellow berries, 

 which are sweet and luscious. 15 cents each; 81.26 per 

 dozen, postpaid. By express, 85.00 per 100. 



THE LOGAN BERRY. 



A unique fruit of great merit. A cross between the 

 raspberry and the blackberry. It is of low growth, 

 quite similar to the dewberry. It has no thorns, but 

 soft spines instead. It is enormously productive, fruit 

 as large as the largest blackberry, of quite the same 

 shape. Color, a rick dark red. Fine for the table, and 

 for jelly and jams is without an equal. 15 cents each; 

 81.25 per dozen, postpaid. By express, 86.00 per 100. 



THE JAPANESE WINEBERRY. 



A fine berry tor preserving and making into wine. It 

 is a large, robust plant, perfectly hardy. The canes are 

 covered with a hairy growth, as also is the calyx, in 

 which is t' fruit. The calyx eventually opens and" turns 

 back, pre. anting the beautiful fruit, which, in appear- 

 ance, is quite similar to red raspberries. The fresh 

 fruit has a sprightly, sub-acid flavor. 10 cts. each; 75 cts. 

 per dozen, postpaid; by express 83.00 per 100. 



CURRANTS. 



CHERRY. — A prolific and profitable 

 market currant. Large, red. 10 cents h« 

 each; Si. 00 per dozen; SK.00 per 100. *■ 



CRANDELL, — Enormously productive g 

 and tine quality. Black. 20 cents each; 

 ViOO per dozen; 88.C0 per 100. 



BLACK NAPLES. — A general favor- 

 ite; one of the best lor jellies. 10 cents 

 each; 50 cents per dozen; !>3.00 per 100. 



FAY 'S PROLIFIC — Fine large dark 

 red fruit, enormous bearer. One of the 

 finest. 10c. each; 75c. per doz.: ?5.00 per 100. 



WHITEGRAP E Large, bunches 



of fine white currants. Excellent quality 3 

 and prolific. 10c. each; 75c. per dozen; S 

 84.00 per 100. 



At single and dozen rate mailed free; at g 

 100 rate if by mail Wc. pi r 100 for postage. q 



CRUNELLS. a 



A cross between the gooseberry and the >J 

 currant. Entirely free from mildew, rust • 

 worms or thorns. Fruit distinct; excellent ? 

 fresh or cooked and for jellies, jams or . 

 pies. 40c. each; 84.00 per dozen, postpaid. < 



GOOSEBERRIES. 



CHAUTAUQUA.— Fruit white; unsur- 1 

 passed for beauty, quality and bearing. £ 



Iceberg Blackberry. 



BLACKBERRIES. 



ICEBERG. — A decided and unique nov- prolific, 

 elty. A blackberry bearing t lie whitest 

 fruit. Large, sweet, tender and luscious. 

 15 cts. each; 81.50 per doz.; SO 00 per K'O. 



EARLY HARVEST,— One of the earli- 

 est. Medium size, black, prolific, 10c. each, 

 60 cts. per doz.; 82.00 per 100; $15.00 per 10C0. 



ELDORADO Fruit very large of ex- 

 ceptional quality and productiveness. 10c. 

 each, 5iie. per doz.; $2 per 10D; 815 per 1000. 



erik One of the largest; thrifty, hardy 



and productive. Fruit, jet black. 10c. each, 

 50 cts. per doz.'; S'2.00 per ion.; 815.00 per 1000. 



ohmer. — Hardy, productive and good 

 quality. 10c. eaeh,5i)C. perdoz.; 82.00 per 100. 



ratiibcn. — One of the finest with- 

 standing 20° below zero. Fruit Jet black 

 of t he best flavor and appearance, A great 

 favorite. 15c each.jSl.OO per doz.; 88 per 100. 



Wilsox JR Early to ripen. Large 



and sweet. A good beaver. 10c. each'. 50 cts. 

 per doz.; 82.00 per 109.; 815.00 per 100 I. 



LUCRETIA DEWBERRY. — Very 

 hardy. Blpens ahead of any of the black- 

 berries. Fruit IV, Inches long; sweet 1ns- 

 ciousand melting. Profitable market berry 

 10 cents each; 50 cents per dozen; 82.00 per 

 100; 815.00 per 1,000. 



AUSTIN DEWBERRY. — A new 

 variety highly endorsed, large and sweet, 

 10c. each, 75c. perdoz.; S:i per 100; 820 per K100. 



At single and dozen rate mailed free, at 100 



rale, if by mail, add We, per ioo for postage, 



SO cents, each: 88.00 per dozen, postpaid. 



COLUMBUS.-A new yellow sort. Large; 2 

 prolific. 80c, each; 8H.0O per doz. postpaid. 2 

 DOWNING, — One of the best. Bale * 

 jreen. 15c. each; 81.00 per doz., postpaid. a 



HOUGHTON Pale red. Sweet. Very > 



10c. eachj S1.00 per doz, postpaid. 5 



Strawberry Raspberry. 



INDUSTRY f,arge, dark reef; fine lia- p 



vor. 30 cents each; 82.50 perdoz, postpaid. B 

 RED JACKET.— Splendid sort. Sure - 

 cropper. 10c. each; S1.C0 per doz, postpaid. J 

 PEARL. — A favorite. Very productive ? 

 of fine large fruit of choicest quality. 25 m 

 cents each, 82.50 per dozen, postpaid. JJ 



RASPBERRIES. R 



CVTHBERT. — A red sort and the 2 

 standard for market; large, handsome, J 

 sweet, rich and luscious. 85 centB per 9 

 dozen: 81.50 per 1C0; sio.co per 1000. 2| 

 CUMBERLA ND. — The largest of all the x 

 black raspberries. A good shipper, and a m 

 market variety. 75c. per doz.; 85.00 per h 0. * 

 COLUMBIAN.— A large purple sort; tin- » 

 excelled for productiveness. Fine quality. - 

 11 Ic. per doz.; 8:1.00 per 100. "G 

 GREGG. — A leading sort. Large size, & 

 firm and heavy cropper. Black. CO cts. E 

 per dozen; SI. 50 per 11 0. 



KANSAS Black; fine cropper. Hardy. » 



:;v. per doz.: ftMHJ per 100. r 

 MARLBORO. — Early, large and pro- y 

 ductlve; berrv, bright crimson. S6 cents » 

 per dozen; S1.50 per 100. 



MILLER Bright red; large, rich fla- >fl 



vor. Early to ripen; fine for market. P 

 35c. per doz.; 81.50 per UK); S10.00 per KMX). 



At the dozen rate mailed free, at the 100 ? 

 rate if by mail add !,oc. per 100 for postage. 0: 

 Special price** will 1m* cheerfully given on 

 larger quantitic» than thole quoted above. r 



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