MOST NORTHERN NURSERIES 
AMERICA. 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
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^VTlinllflm'c Trf»f> sro"'-'* "> fr<« form, throwing its branches straight out or 
TT uuiuaiu a ilCC. upward, keeping the berries well off the ground. The fruit is 
very large, often measuring 1)4 to 2 inches in length, of a rich deep red color and in quality and 
Havor unequaled. It is entirely free from the coarseness so often found in the smaller varieties. 
It has been proven perfectly hardy by thorough tests in all parts of America and stands the 
s»vi'rB winters of the north without protection. 1 year stronK, 15c. each, doz. $l.,SO, pn.stpaid: 
100 $7,50, express or freight. 2 year strong, each 20c„ doz, $2,00; 100 $12.00, express or freight. 
TTpPnQfllrA This is a new English variety, possessing unusual merit. The plants grow 
T' , r™-'*-^* in tree form, are dwarf in habit, very proiluctive, free from mildew and very 
har<ly. The fruit is very large, straw colored, of excellent flavor and unequaled for .shipping 
purposes. I he blossom is well protected by early foliage, making it a sure cropper. Prices 
.same as Whinham's Tree. 
Pparl ^•"'"^ ■"■"''fie variety that has been well tested and found healthful, vigorous of 
x ^o-xA. growth, free from mildew an<l extremely productive. The fruit is pale green large 
iind hanilsome. I year strong, each ISc, doz, $1,50, postpaid; 100 $8,00, express or freight. 
2 year strong, each 20c„ doz. $2,00, 100 $10,00, express or freight. 
Rpfl TarlfPt ^''^ '^'■^e as that of the Windham, a bright shiny red, a most 
I jci.vxi.ti,. beautiful and attractive berry. The flavor is most delicious and com- 
mands the very best market price. The plant and foliage are at all times vigorous, clean, 
healthy and mildew proof. It has been tested in many sections under most trying circum- 
stances and has proven at all times and in all places thoroughly hardy and enormously pro- 
ductive. Prices same as Pearl. 
Cn1llTnhll«! ^ .■■American seedling of English type. Of large sije, oval in form, skin 
. greenish yellow, smooth, of the finest quality. Plant a strong, robust grower, 
with large spines or thorns. Foliage large and glossy. It has never shown a trace of mildew 
on either fruit or foliage. Prices same as Chautauqua. 
PVinlltaiiniKl A strong, vigorous, productive varictv of recent in- 
\,/Ucluiau4U<1.. troduction. Fruit large, light yellow, free from 
spines and hair, thick skinned, sweet and of exquisite flavor. One of the 
tjest sort ever offered and bound to becotne very popular when all its good 
qualities are fully known. I year strong, each ISc, doz. $1.50, postpaid; 
100 $10.00, express or [freight, 2 year strong, each 20c„ doz. $2.00, 100 
$12.00, express or freight. 
STANDARD VARIETIES. 
TPk • The berry is large, handsome, a pale 
l^UWnmg. green in color, of excellent quality. 
A favorite for home and market. The bash is a vigor- 
ous grower and free from mildew. Price same as Smith's, 
TTnilffVlfnn fruit is of medium size, roundish 
J.JLUUglll,ull. „y„i p„ig red, sweet anil tender. 
The plants are of spreading habit, shoots slender and 
enormously productive. Price same as Smith's. 
C»v|Jfh'Q I-arge, pale yellow, thin-skinned; of px- 
v^xuiiu o. cellent quaUty for dessert or cookii. ^ 
Bush moderately vigorous and exceedingly fruit H: 
Where conditions are favorable, a valuable sort Price. 
I year strong, each 12c., doz. $1.25, postpaid; 100 $7.50, 
express or freight. 2 year strong, each 20c., doz. $1.75, 
postpaid; 100 $9.00, express or freight. 
NOTE. — Gooseberries, 2 year, 
only. 
by express and freight 
THE MINNETONKA 
IS A 
GUARANTEED APPLE } 
I*earl Gooseberry. 
IMPROVED RUSSIAN MULBERRY. 
An ornamental, hardy fruit bearing tree for .Vmcrica. Suitable 
for all sections of this country. Fruit larger than blackberries 
and of delicious flavor. This valuable fruit aiul oriiameiiial tree was 
brought to this country from Western Russia by the -Mennonite-s. 
The tree is a very rapi<l grower. It grows to be very large, often 
reaching the height of fifty feet, and from three to five" feet in diam- 
eter, an<l is perfectly hardy. It eommenccs to bear when only two 
years old, and is a very prolific bearer, the fruit being larger than 
the average blackberry. The fruit has a fine, aromatic flavor and 
sub-acid, sweet taste, and is used for dessert a.s we use blackberries 
or raspberries. .\ beautiful quick growing tree for the lawn, while 
the fruit is valuable for table use. In all our experience we have 
found no fruit so admirably a<lapted to all parts of the west and 
northwest. Mail size, each ISc, 3 for 30c, 6 for SOc, postpaid. 
Bv express or freight, 3 to 4 ft., each 20c., doz. $2,00; 4 to S ft., each 
30c„ doz. $3.00, 
Japan Orange. J^ll 
importation from Japan in 
shape of a shrub ami fruit has 
attracted much attention with 
planters. Its great value is 
as a shrub, producing beauti- 
ful scarlet bloom very early in 
sprinE, one of the earliest to 
open, and quite fragrant. 
Also producing a fruit some- 
wiiat smaller than our oran- 
ges, but not as high in quality, 
but forming a beautiful con- 
trast with it.s dark green foli- 
age and beautiful gdltlen fruit. 
W'e can recommend it to all as 
being perfectly hardy. Does 
well set in masses. Price, 
each 20c., doz. $2.00, postpaid. 
By express, 18 to 24 inch, each 
30c., doz $3,00. 
Japan Orange. 
