Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Etc. 
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RASPBERRIES 
There are two classes of Raspberries, — the red varieties and the blackcaps. The former are 
reproduced by suckers and root cuttings; the latter from the tips. The red varieties succeed in almost 
all soils, but do not thrive as well in heavy clay as in lighter ground. A heavy soil suits the blackcaps 
better than a sandy one. Red Raspberries can be planted in the fall or spring with success. 
Alden. Large; bright black; remarkably 
firm. Hardy, vigorous and productive. 
Cardinal. Large; red; remarkably fine. A 
heavy bearer and excellent for shipping purposes. 
Columbian. Large; pale red; strong, robust 
grower, hardy and productive. 
Cumberland. Very large; black; of fine 
quality. A hardy and vigorous grower, excep- 
tionally productive and a good shipper. 
Cuthbert. Medium; deep rich crimson; 
very firm; sweet and good. Vigorous grower, 
very productive and perfectly hardy. 
Gregg. Large; black; of good quality. A 
hardy, vigorous grower and prolific bearer. 
Golden Queen. Large; beautiful amber; 
firm, and of fine quality. Vigorous, hardy and 
a free bearer. 
Johnston's Sweet. Large; deep black; firm; 
sweet and delicious. Of great value for evapo- 
rating and canning. 
King. Medium; round; light crimson; mod- 
erately firm and of excellent quality. This is the 
earliest red Raspberry, and unites high quality 
and good color, productiveness and hardiness. 
Loudon. Large; beautiful red; of good qual- 
ity. Bush vigorous, productive and very hardy. 
P'ine for shipping. 
Miller Early. Large; bright red; very good. 
Bush hardy, healthy and productive, succeeding 
on a variety of soils. 
Mammoth Cluster. Large; black; of medium 
quality. Bush rank, upright grower, and has 
few thorns. 
Marlboro. Large; light crimson; good quality 
and firm. Hardy and productive; the best early 
Red for the North. 
Munger. Large; black; very productive, 
ripening late in the season; quality good. 
Souhegan. Large; dull purple; soft, luscious 
and of rich, sprightly flavor. Not good for mar- 
ket purposes but fine for family use and one of 
the best varieties in cultivation for canning. 
Ripens late. 
Shaffer's Colossal. Large; purple; soft, 
with subacid flavor. Plant hardy, vigorous and 
productive. Medium to late. 
Turner. Medium; red; of fine quality. 
The bush is very hardy and productive, ripens 
early. 
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