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May's Raspberries and Strawberries 
Cardinal 
ST. REGIS — 
For description 
see cover. 
Herbert. It is 
extremely har- 
dy, enduring a 
lower temper- 
ature than any 
other without 
protection. It 
IS S or six days 
earlier than 
Cuthbert or 
Loudon; fruits 
large. lOe 
each. 6 for 
60e, 12 for 
85c, postpaid, 
by express at 
purchaser's 
expense, 8c 
each, 6 for 
40e, 12 for 
75c. 100 for 
$5.00. 
Ironclad 
Black Hills. Very hardy variety, end«ring our Minnesota winters 
without protection. Strong grower and an immense yielder. The 
fruit is a rich red in color, large and juicy. 10c each, 6 for BOc, 12 
for 85e. postpaid, by express at purchaser's expense. 8e each, 
6 for 40.C 13 for 75e, 100 $3. 50. 
Cardinal. It is a wonderful variety that grows to a height of 10 
feet; it is exceedingly productive, the berries being rich red and pure 
flavored. It is extremely hardy and highly recommended by leading 
horticulturists. By mall, postpaid; each 10c. 4 for 36c. By ex- 
press or freight. 12 for 70c 50 for $2.00. lOQ tor 33.60. 
Ironclad. This is a new variety and one of tho hardiest and most 
vigorous, making from II to IS canes from one plant. The berries are 
large, luscious, of most delicious flavor and are firm, bearing shipping 
well. Prices same as Cardinal. 
May's Stasdard Varieties 
Prices of the following eleven standard varieties: By mail, each 8e, 
6 for 40c, postpaid. 12 for 75e. 50 for $1.25. 100 tor $1.75. 
1000 for $12.00. 
Cuthbert. Staadard hardy variety, enduring winters and fouth- 
cm summers equally well. 
Columbian. Very hardy variety, the canes growing from It to 15 
feet in length. The fruit is dark red, large and firm, juicy and of 
delicious flavor. 
King One of the best of the early red raspberries. The berries 
are large, of excellent flavor,8hipping wetland among the earliest to 
ripen. It is very hardy and productive. 
Loudon. We particularly recommend this as one of the finest on 
the market. It is a northern grown variety originated by L. W. Lou- 
don of Wisconsin. . ... 
Miller's Red. A thoroughly reliable variety of vigorous growth, 
the canes reach a height of « feet and do not winter kill. 
Turner. Theberry is of medium siie. fine red color, moderately 
flnn, juicy and sweet. 
Golden Queen. Beautiful, large, golden yellow, attractive berry. 
Seedling of the Cuthbert. surpassing it in size, productiveness, adapts 
ability, flavor and hardiness. 
Black Raspberries 
Cumberland. Large, firm berry of splendid quality and flavor. 
The plant is very prolific, hardy and vigorous. A mid-season variety, 
Mayfield Prize. Withstands our Minnesota winters perfectly and 
endures the heat of the south without injury. One of the earliest, th« 
fruit is large, jet black, glossy, firm, and keeps well 
Gregg* Canes of strong, vigorous growth and under good culture 
are very productive. Berries are large. , 
Ohio, Very strong growing, hardy sort; its fruit is very much es- 
teemed for drying. 
Blackberries 
fS^flfJ'.* 'Sr^P"' postpaid. By express, 12 for 60c, 60 fop 
$1,60, 100 for $2,26. 
Ancient Briton. Very hardy variety, vigorous and healthy. 
Bears immense crops of medium sized fruit of most luscioBS flavor, 
Snyder. Extremely hardy, enormously productive, finest flavor, 
ripening early. 
Stone's Hardy. Originated in Wisconsin, and is very hardy, sweet 
and productive, weighing down its strong canes with its crops of de- 
licious fruit, 
Taylor. Berries large, fine flavor; canes of strong erowth and 
hardy. 
May's Strawberry-Raspberry 
Fruit of Japanese origin. The berries are bright scarlet, 
much larger than strawberries, and though of somewhat similar 
shape, rather partake of the character of raspberries in that the 
seeds are covered with flesh like the latter. For jelly itdevel- 
opes more juice than either the strawberry or raspberry. Each 
lOe, 4 for 35e. by mail, postpaid. By express or freieht 
doz. 75c, 60foi $3.50. 100 for $5.50. 
Plant the Mione- 
lonka Apple— the 
Guaranteed Apple 
Herbert 
Golden QueeD 
