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Linn County Nursery 
Raspberries 
A common plan for laying : out a ra»Pberry gagtat ion g™y» x £Z' n £\£ 
ss^wjp^^gSSH^S^ and quioker - The space T, 
grown partially in the shade the neage i » ™ j result is more canes, 
br^^^^n^^tg^^*^ P>an a trial and you will be 
convinced of its advantages over the old way. 
Black Varieties 
Cumberland— Very large; firm, sweet and 
v m ry good; splendid for any purpose 
Very vigorous, healthy and hardy. A 
little earlier than Gregg; one of the 
G,»b«— Very^arge and productive; sweet 
mm? good, very fierm. One of the best 
shippers. Eight to ten days later than 
Kansas— Large, early, moderately flrm; 
verv good. Enormously productive, 
withstands drought splendidly. Many 
give it first place for home use or 
Older— Large, roundish; very early, rich 
and good A great drought resister. 
fuSenl perfectly; seeds small. Origi- 
nated in Iowa, and is one of the hardiest 
on the list; a fine variety for home use 
or local market; not firm enough for 
P.i.mVarnTr-Large, sweet and Juicy but 
firm- early and very productive. Splen- 
didfor every purpose. A new and prom- 
ising variety. 
Purple Cap Varieties 
Cardinal— Large, dark red. firm, with an 
ameeable rich flavor which develops 
to perfection in cooking. There is no 
better variety for canning or Jam, it 
ripens rather late. The canes are up- 
r ght very strong and vigorous, with 
few thorns and very free from diseases. 
One of the hardiest and most productive 
H-ymiUr^A rtva'of the Cardinal; large, 
"a?" red, firm and excellent. Very vig- 
orous and hardy. Often declared to be 
the most profitable raspberry on earth. 
Red Varieties 
These multiply by suckers and sprout 
all over the ground near them, so they 
must be confined to narrow rows by run- 
ning the plow through them frequently 
d .Hne the growing siason. With proper 
eoVe fnu cultivation they excell all other 
raspberries in quality and equal them in 
productiveness. ,„.„. 
Colorado Ironclad— Medium to large, 
hritrht red sweet and delicious, but too 
soft for market use. Canes are very 
nealthy; vigorous and hardy. A splendid 
variety for home use. Ripens with King 
Eaton-Bright red. very large, firm and 
Klng-Ge^r^co^sidered the best early 
red raspberry. Berries large, bright red 
and moderately firm. It ripens with the 
taVlieTt black variety. Canes are hardy, 
nrnrlnrtive and vigorous. 
St HeglH— The much advertised ever-bear- 
ing variety Bright crimson, large, 
sweet and good Very prolific; the new 
canes bear fruit hroughout the summer 
and fall. Not as much of a success com- 
mercially as the fall bearing straw- 
London— Very large, beautiful dark crim- 
son, splendid quality and very produc- 
tive It endures our coldest winters with- 
out protection. One of the very best of 
the red raspberries. 
Ohta— Large, red. quite firm, of good 
quality, and very prolific. Hardy far 
north without protection. One of Prof. 
Hansen's productions. „„ litv 
Sunbeam— Red, medium, of good quality 
and very valuable where hardiness is 
first to be considered as it is hardy to 
Manitoba. Another of Prof. Hansen s 
productions. 
Cumberland. 
