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HILLENMEYER NURSERIES, Lexington, Kentucky 
Red Grapes, continued 
CATAWBA. Standard late red Grape that 
has lost none of its popularity. Season and 
quality make it indispensable. 
DELAWARE. A well-known red Grape. 
Bunch and berry small; compact. Flavor 
unsurpassed. Must be given good, rich soil. 
LINDLEY. Of exceptionally good quality; 
large; ripening in midseason. Vigorous of 
vine, and hardy. 
LUCILLE. A new Grape of decided merit. 
Bunches very compact; color light red. 
Very hardy. Likely to overbear if not 
pruned severely. 
LUTIE. Best extra-early Grape of good size. 
WYOMING. This small red Grape is one 
of the best. Quality excellent, having a 
pleasing, lingering flavor. Will make more 
juice per bushel than any variety listed. 
A very heavy cropper, free of disease and 
vigorous of vine. 
White Grapes 
MARTHA. An old, standard, white Grape 
of merit. 
NIAGARA. The best white Grape. Bunch 
and berry large, meaty, and juicy; flavor 
perfect. Well known. 
RASPBERRIES 
25 for 75 cts., 100 for $2.25, 500 for $10. 
Sold only in bundles of 25. By Parcel Post, 
add 10 per cent for postage 
CHIEF. A new Red variety. A seedling of 
Latham, but ripens earlier, not quite as large, 
and recommended as being even more hardy 
than its parent. Quality just as good, the 
only difference being in earliness and size. 
Ideal home berry as well as good market sort. 
ST. REGIS. This so-called “everbearing” 
Red Raspberry does produce some berries 
throughout the summer and in the spring 
is an excellent producer. Quality very 
good. 
LATHAM. Fruit twice as large as some 
other Red Raspberries, and is of the finest 
quality. The color is clear pink and more 
pleasing than the “purplish varieties.” 
Large, heavy canes are produced on good 
soil, and foliage is vigorous. Plants come 
through the winter in good condition and 
bloom freely in spring. We consider it a 
top-notch sort. 
CUMBERLAND. Decidedly the best Black 
Raspberry, being comparatively free of 
disease and much more prolific than any 
other of the Black Cap varieties, producing 
a fine crop of large, jet-black, juicy berries 
that haven’t the red seeds like many kinds. 
Red Dutch Currants 
BLACKBERRIES 
25 for 75 cts., 100 for $2.25, 500 for $10. 
Sold only in bundles of 25. By Parcel Post, 
add 10 per cent for postage 
ELDORADO. Has stood at the head of the 
list for many years, and its position still is 
not in danger. It is later than Early 
Harvest, is not so subject to disease, and 
makes heavy, vigorous canes that hold the 
leaves and fruit well. Given a favorable 
season with moisture, or grown under 
mulch, it produces very large, long fruits 
that are a pride and joy to the grower. 
Plant with confidence. 
EARLY HARVEST. Extra earliness and 
productiveness make this the leading com¬ 
mercial and home variety. Is through with 
its crop when the wild ones begin to ripen. 
Hangs well onto the canes and is a money¬ 
maker. 
DEWBERRIES 
We consider Lucretia the best Dewberry, 
making a very vigorous growth and fruiting 
early. The berries are large, jet-black, and of 
fine flavor. May be allowed to develop on the 
ground or trained, in either case producing 
large crops. 25 for 75 cts., 100 for $2.25, 
500 for $10. 
STRAWBERRIES 
As Strawberry plants heave out of the 
ground when fall planted, we advise and sell 
only in the spring. We issue a special booklet 
then with full cultural instructions. We will 
book your order now and bill and ship you 
at the proper planting-time. We repeat, fall 
planting is not satisfactory. 
Varieties: 
Aroma Blakemore 
Dorsett Fairfax 
Gandy Premier 
Senator Dunlap Mastodon 
QUINCE 
For preserves and jelly there is nothing 
better. Grown in bush form, given good soil 
and moderate attention, they are well worth 
while. 4 to 5-ft. size only, 55 cts. each, $2.50 
for 5, $20 for 50. 
Buy with Confidence 
from Hillenmeyer's 
Every plant true to name. We guarantee 
its genuineness, safe arrival, and your satis¬ 
faction or your money back. 
CURRANTS 
RED DUTCH. By far the most produc¬ 
tive of the many kinds we tested. Color 
a brilliant red; large berries borne in long 
clusters along the stems; quality excellent. 
The white varieties have proved worthless 
in this climate. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
DOWNING. Fruit almost round, large, and 
juicy; best quality; whitish green color. 
Does especially well in the North. 
HOUGHTON. Round, medium size; dark 
red when ripe; juicy, sweet. Thin, 
smooth skin. The bush is hardy, very 
productive, free from mildew, and the 
best for general purposes in this section. 
Prices of Currants and Gooseberries 
20 cts. each, $1.50 for 10, $12 per 100. 
By Parcel Post, add 10 per cent for postage 
ASPARAGUS 
WASHINGTON. This is the best-known 
variety. It is a strong grower, producing 
stocks of large size, fine quality, and 
tender. The fact that it is rust-resistant 
makes it the ideal Asparagus for all. Our 
plants, produced on heavy soil, are super¬ 
ior to the little seedlings grown in sand. 
Every plant is graded and all are large, 
fleshy roots that with proper care will be 
ready to cut the second year. We are large 
growers of roots and can make attractive 
prices to commercial growers. These 
plants, after two years’ acclimation in our 
soil, will grow off much better than im¬ 
ported plants. Strong, 2-year plants, 50 
cts. for 25, $1 for 50, $2 per 100. 
RHUBARB 
EXCELSIOR. Very early, with long stem. 
Plant vigorous and dependable. Planted 
4 by 3 feet, with eye 4 inches below the 
surface, on clean soil, success is assured. 
We offer only divided crown and not seed¬ 
ling plants as these are worthless. 10 cts. 
each, 50 cts. for 5, $8 per 100. By Parcel 
Post, add 10 per cent for postage. 
SEED POTATOES 
We are making a specialty of Seed Pota¬ 
toes, and in the winter we will send out a 
special bulletin offering these at market 
prices. 
Houghton Gooseberries 
