THE CHASE NURSERIES, GENEVA, N. Y. 
Kansas. — One of the best blackcaps. Hardy, 
handsome, juicy and firm. An excellent field 
or garden variety. 
Mammoth Cluster.— The largest black cap 
except Gregg. Canes of strong growth and 
very prolific. Berries large and of fine quality. 
Ohio. — A very strong growing hardy sort; 
fruit nearly as large as Mammoth Cluster, 
more productive than any other variety, and 
one of the most if not the most valuable for 
market. 
Red and Yellow Raspberries 
Brandywine. — (Susqueco) — L a r g e: bright 
red; very firm. Valuable for market on ac- 
count of its fine shipping qualities. 
Columbian.— The greatest Raspberry of the 
age. It is a seedling of the Cuthbert, grown 
near the Gregg, and is believed to be a cross 
between the two. It is enormously productive, 
of large size and excellent quality. Season of 
fruiting from July 12th to August loth. It 
has stood 28 degrees below zero without in- 
jury, is propagated from the tips and does not 
sucker. The color is dark red; adheres to the 
stem, does not crumble in picking and is a 
splendid shipper. It has yielded over 8,000 
quarts per acre. 
Cuthbert. — Medium, conical, hardy variety, of 
deep, rich crimson. Very luscious and highly 
flavored. One of the best market varieties. 
Golden Queen. — This variety is a seedling of 
the Cuthbert, but the color of the fruit is a 
rich golden yellow. The flavor is of the high- 
est quality; in size equal to Cuthbert. Im- 
mensely productive; a very strong gi-ower and 
hardy enough for entire northern latitudes, 
having stood uninjured even when the Cuth- 
bert sufl'ered. 
Haymaker. — (New)— The most vigorous 
grower of all raspberries. Very hardy. Fruit 
very large, conical; color bright red and very 
attractive; flavor superb; delicious for table 
use and splendid for canning. It is a pro- 
digious bearer, of long season; fruit of line 
texture; does not drop from the bush. A su- 
perb shipper. 
Herbert — Very hardy, canes strong and vig- 
orous; bright red, the largest of all red Rasp- 
berries; sweet, juicy. Fine for table use. 
Enormously productive. 
Louden. — Ripens with the earliest and hangs 
to the last. In productiveness it is beyond any 
red raspberry known, and is a famous ship- 
ping berry. It is as hardy as the Turner and 
is of superior quality. 
Miller's Red. — Vigorous and sturdy in cane; 
very early. Fruit large and profuse; beautiful 
and brilliant in color; sweet, luscious flavor. 
Nothing in the way of red raspberries since 
the advent of the Cuthbert can be compared 
with the Miller in point of value. 
Marlboro.— One of the best early reds. Hardy 
and a good producer. Ripens together. 
St. Regis. — This everbearing red Raspberry 
bears the first season. One of the greatest rasp- 
berries ever introduced. Plants of the St. 
Regis put out in the Fall or early April gave 
ripe berries on the 20th of June. For four 
weeks thereafter the yield was heavy, and the 
canes continued to produce ripe fruit without 
intermission until late October. The berries 
were large and beautiful and full flavored to 
the very last. The St. Regis is the only rasp- 
berry, as far as known, that is practically sure 
to produce a crop of fruit the season planted. 
Awarded the highest certificate of merit by the 
American Institute of New York. 
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