GOOSEBERRIES. 
Whinham S Tree. . srows m tree form, throwing its branches straight 
„,.^ f . , upward, iceepins the berries off the ground. 
Ihe fruit IS very large, often measuring 114 to 2 inches in length, of a rich 
deep red color and in quality and flavor une.fualed. It has been proven per- 
winV.^,.« nfTi/'V''';r"*'-'.'/'''V'-^ in all parts of America and stands the .sevire 
«iiUei.s of the North without protection. 1 year strong-, 20c. each, doz. S2 00 
postpaid; a year strongr, each 2Sc., doz. $2.50; 100 515.OO, express or freig-M 
KeCDSake 1^ Knglish variety, posses.sing unusual merit. Plants grow 
ivccpsdiic. in tree form, dwarf in habit, very productive, free from mil- 
u. «• and very hardy. The fruit is very large, straw colored, of e-KCellent navor 
and unmiualed for shipping purposes. The blossom is well protected bv 
early foliage, making it a sure cropper. Prices same as Whinham's Tree. 
Pearl proline variety, healthful, vigorous of growth, free from 
Jrcdii. m.idow and extremely productive. The fruit i.s pale green large 
and handsome. 1 year strong-, each ISc, doz. $1.50, postpaid; 100 S8.00, express 
or freight. 2 year strong, each 20c., doz. $2.00, 100 $10.00, 4xpress or freig-ht 
Red Tacket . '""Li'-^ ''^^ Wlndham, a bright shiny red. a most 
X^CU JdLKCi:. beaut ful and attractive berry. Flavor is most delicious and 
commands the very best market price. Plant and foliage are at all times 
vigorous, clean, healthy and mildew proof. Has been tested in many sectl"nl 
under most trying circumstances and has proven at all time and in all places 
thorougnly hardy and enormously productive. Prices same as Pearl 
Columbus A^pr'can seedling of English type. Of large size, oval 
v^uiuuiuus. ,„ form, skin greenish yellow, smooth, of the finest quality 
Plant a strong robust grower, with large spines or thorns. Has never shown 
a trace of mildew on either fruit or foliage. Price same as Chautauaua? 
rViantaiinna ^ strong, vigorous, productive varietv of re- ^ 
V^iidUlduqud. cent introduction. Fruit large, light yellow 
free from spines and hair, thick skinned, sweet and of ex- 
quisite flavor. One of the best sort ever offered and bound 
to become very popular when all its good qualities are fully 
known. 1 year strong, each 20c., doz. $2.00, postpaid; 2 -^ear 
strong, each 25c., doz. $2.50, express or freight. 
Dn-wnincr berry is large, handsome, a 
j_»uwiiiiig. pjjjg green in color, of excellent 
quality. A favorite for home and market. The 
bush is a vigorous grower and free from mil- 
dew. Price same as Smith's. 
Mniio-Vitnn '^■'""^ °^ medium size, 
jnuugiiLUil. roundish oval, pale red, sweet 
and tender. The plants are of spreading habit, 
shoots slender and enormously productive. 
Price same as Smith's. 
STANDARD VARIETIES. 
Smith S l^arge, pale yellow, thin-skinned; of 
, , excellent quality for dessert or 
cooking. Moderately vigorous and exceedinglv 
fruitful. Where conditions are favorable, a 
valuable sort. Price, 1 year strong, each 15c., 
doz. $1.50, postpaid; 100 $7.50, express or frei"-ht 
2 year strong, each '200., doz. $2.00, $100 $10.00. 
$10.00, express or freight. ' 
NOTE.— Gooseberries, 2 year, by express and 
freight only. 
Pearl Gooseberry. 
IMPROVED RUSSIAN MULBERRY. 
oJ'iamental, hardy fruit bearing tree for America. 
Suitable for all sections of this country. Pruit larffcr 
than blackberries and of delicions flavor. This valuable 
ruit and ornaniental tree was brought to this country 
irom Western Russia by the Mennonites. The tree is 
;i very rapid grower. Grow-s very large, often reaching 
\n% 'jf'^'^S"' feet and from 3 to s'feet in diar^et?? 
and IS perfectly hardy. Commences to bear when two 
years old, and is very prolific, the fruit being larger 
than the average blackberry. Fruit has a fine, aromatic 
llavor and sub-acid, sweet taste, and is used for dessert 
as we use blackberries or raspberries. A 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 adapted to all parts of the 
\S est iind Norlliwest. Mail size, each 15c., 3 for 30c., 
^S'SOc-' postpaid. By express or freight, 3 to 4 ft/, 
each 25c., doz. $2.50; 4 to 5 ft., each 3Sc., doz. $3.50. 
T /-k This 
Japan Orange, i a t e 
importation from Japan 
in shape of a shrub and 
fruit has attracted much 
attention with planters. 
Its great value is as a 
shrub, producing beauti- 
ful scarlet bloom very 
early in spring, one of 
the earliest to open, and 
quite fragrant. Also 
producing a fruit some- 
what smaller than our 
oranges, but not as high 
in quality, but forming a 
autiful contrast with 
Its dark green foliage 
and beautiful golden 
Iruit. We can recom- 
mend it to all as being 
perfectly hardy. Does 
well set in masses. Price, 
each 20c., doz. $2.00, nost- 
paid. By express, 18 to 
24 Inch, each 30c., doz. 
$3.00. Japan Orang-e. 
L,. L. MAY & CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 
