Bunting's Nurseries, Selbyville, Delaware 19 
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Dewberry Plants 
Price, 30c. for 10; 50c. for 25; 70c. for 50; 
$1.25 for 100; $9.00 for 1,000. 
Parcel Post. Plants can be sent by Parcel 
Post, prepaid, at 2%c. per plant extra. 
Lucretia (Jet Black). Austin (Black). 
Blackberry Plants 
Price, 50c. for 10; 75c. for 25; $1.25 for 50; $3.00 for 100; $25.00 for 1,000. 
Parcel Post. Plants can be sent by Parcel Post, prepaid, at 2%c. per plant 
extra. 
Snyder (Glossy Black). 'Eldorado (Very large black). 
HOW TO SET TREES 
Prepare the ground as for a crop of corn; dig the hole? large enough to admit 
the roots without crowding them. Avoid any unnecessary exposure of the roots 
to sun or wind. Just take a small number in the field at a time and keep the bal- 
ance covered until wanted. The injured parts of the roots should be cut oflf 
smoothly with a sharp knife. 
Shortening the branches is another very important matter to tree life. It con- 
.sists of cutting back the ends of the branches, but to what extent it should be done 
depends upon the portion of the tree?' roots that have been lost. If a tree has 
lost the greater portion of its roots, then a severe shortening will be necessary; 
but in all cases they should be shortened at the head to a certain extent. 
The trees should have good clean cultivation, and as often as you do your corn 
crop. Hoed crops may be planted in the orchard for the first 4 years, after that 
the trees should have all of the soils substance. 
