JUNE. I believe this variety is the finest commercial variety 
there is available today. Earlier than Marlboro and nearly as 
Early as St. Regis. Cane very vigorous, handsome and thorn- 
less. Perfectly hardy. Berries of largest size, good quality and 
fine for shipping. This variety is a very heavy yielder and 
should not be omitted from the home garden or commercial field. 
I offer a fine lot of plants at wholesale prices. Price same as 
Herbert. 
EMPIRE. I have discarded this variety as it makes too weak 
a plant to be of much value. 
PERFECTION. A fine commercial variety but inferior to 
June. Discarded. 
BLACK AND PURPLE RASPBERRIES 
COLUMBIAN. The most popular purple variety. Supply 
of plants so short that I cannot sell more than 400 to one customer. 
$1.50 per 25; $5.00 per 100. 
ROYAL PURPLE. Later and firmer than Columbian. Bush 
more erect. Very hardy. Not over SOO to one customer. Price 
same as Columbian. 
PLUM FARMER. The leading black raspberry. I have a 
fine lot of plants. $1.00 for 25; $3.00 per 100; $25.00 per 1000. 
CUMBERLAND. Large, jet black. Later than Plum Farm- 
er. Short supply of plants. Sold out. 
GREGG. The old standard. Considered the sweetest by 
many. Sold out. 
HONEYSWEET. Supposed to be a cross between Plum 
Farmer and Gregg. Described by originator as very large, sweet 
and glossy; black in color. 1 have not fruited Honeysweet yet, but 
have" several hundred plants which I ofTcr at 25 for $1.50; $5.00 
per 100. 
BLACKBERRY PLANTS 
Culture same as raspberries. 
ELDORADO. About the finest quality blackberry, bei^ries 
large, long and very .sweet. Early. Cane hardy. Some nur- 
series have sent out thousands of an inferior variety as Eldorado 
which accounts for the disappointing results many have had. I 
have a short supply of true Eldorado which I will sell while they 
last at $1.50 per 25; $5.00 per 100. 
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