ERIE BLACKBERRY. 



A valuable new variety; large, very early and productive ; desirable as a market berry. 



BLflCKBERRIES. 



Price, SO cts. per doz., $4 per 100. 

 Being easy to grow, Blackberries are a valuable fruit forborne use. As they ripen from early July to the 

 middle of August, they complete the season of small fruits until the peaches begin to ripen. To avoid too strong 

 a growth and straggling habit, the ends of the shoots may be cut off at three feet in midsummer. Plant 6x2 feet. 



ISrie. For description, see under cut. 



Iiucretia Dewberry. Large, coreless, juicy, sweet 

 fruit, most delicious for the table. Ripens before 

 all the others. A running Blackberry that can be 

 trained to a trellis. 



Early Harvest. Of medium size; good quality and 

 prolific ; very early. It is firm, and therefore a good 

 shipper. 



Early Cluster. Medium-sized fruit ; bush of moder- 

 ate growth and hardy. 



Agawam. A large berry of excellent flavor. Hardy 

 and productive. 



Snyder. Berries of medium size, nearly globular, of 

 good flavor ; very hardy. 



Minnewaski. Of medium size, juicy, sweet ; ripens 

 after Snyder. 



PARKER EARLE STRAWBERRY. 



Uniformly large ; conical, with a , n 1 



neck; glossy crimson; flesh firm, of -rarlcer £arle. „^ 



good quality. The plant is of robust scription, see under cut 

 habit, 



STRAWBERRIES. 



Prices, $1 per loo. In August and September, $3 per lOO, 



Bubach. An excellent, large berry for home use ; plant vigorous ; early 

 to medium. 



Haverland. ThrivesVell on light soils ; fruit large, long, conical. Early. 



Sharpless. Very large, 

 bright crimson ; flesh 

 moderately firm, and of 

 pleasant flavor ; plants 

 hardy, vigorous and pro- 

 ductive, continuing a long 

 time in bearing. 



Tinxbrell. A new variety 

 of promise ; large, sym- 

 metrical, dark crimson. 



Greenville. Berry of large 

 and uniform size, fine 

 texture, sweet and deli- 

 cious ; plant vigorous and 

 productive. 



For de- 



MULBERRIES. 



Price, 25 cts. to $1. 



Downing^ lEverbearingf. For description, see under cut. 



New American. Fruit of theibest flavor. Ripens from June 

 to September. 



DOWNING EVERBEARING MULBERRY. 



Large, black, sweet and pleasant fruit. A hand- 

 some shade tree. 



