Buy Now! Before Prices Advance 
Nursery stock is not as plentiful as it has been. Fruit trees par¬ 
ticularly are getting scarce. Prices are going up! Sears contracts 
with reliable nurserymen made early—before price advances,—enable 
us to save you more than usual. Grades or quality have not been sac¬ 
rificed in order to make these low prices. We firmly believe that you 
will never again see prices for quality trees, plants and bulbs as low 
as they are in this book. For that reason we urge you to plan to plant 
this season. 
SeaJtx CAN SAVE YOU 
... New! Sensational! 
STRAWBERRIES 
Dorsett and Fairfax (77ie Wonder Berries) 
A Profitable Investment 
An investment in Fruit Trees or Berries at these low prices should yield 
good dividend paying crops for years to come and Roses, Shrubs and 
Bulbs will pay for themselves many times over in the pleasure you’ll get 
out of them. Besides, they’ll increase the value of your property! Now is 
the time to buy! All Nursery Stock on this page shipped direct to you 
from the Nursery in Delaware. Not Prepaid. 
Because of the expense of packing orders at the nursery for individual 
shipment . we cannot accept nursery orders for less than $1.00. 
NOTE: Sears Planting Guide sent free with all orders. 
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RASPBERRY PLANTS 
Without a doubt Raspberries are money makers. They are easy to grow and will 
do well in most any soil. Often waste land can be planted to them. Many planters 
grow them in young orchards and in that way get a return from the land while the fruit 
trees are developing. 
Chief: A recent introduction of the Minnesota State Experimental Farm. Similar to 
Latham, but considered by some to be of better quality and more prolific. Most every¬ 
one knows what a sensation and what a money maker Latham has been. Crimson color. 
Latham: One of the finest reds ever originated. Like Chief, it originated in Minnesota. 
Hardy in extreme northern sections. It is a proven money maker. A heavy producer. 
Yields of as high as 5,000 quarts per acre are on recordl 
Other Leading Varieties 
Cuthbert: Large, rich crimson color berries of superior quality and flavor. Fine for can¬ 
ning. A favorite red raspberry. Moderately hardy and does well in a wide variety of 
soils. 
St. Regis: A superb variety and now considered absolutely the finest everbearing red 
raspberry. Gives more uniform and satisfactory results year after year than any 
other red raspberry. Produces fruit from early Summer to Fall. 
Cumberland: Large jet black berries, firm and of excellent quality, sweet and mild, 
ripening in midseason. Produces the largest Blackcap crop. 
Shipped from nursery in Delaware. Not Prepaid. Shpg. wts.; 10 plants, 2 lbs.; 50 
plants, 8 lbs.; 100 plants, 16 lbs.; 500 plants, 90 lbs.; Orders for 500 plants or more 
shipped by Express. 
Quantities up to 500. 71 E 640 
Quantities of 500 and over. 71 EM 640 
NOTE | Name 
10 
50 
100 I 
500 
1,000 
45c 
$1 .69 
1.69 
S2.98 SI 3.4 5 
$22.50 
45c 
45c 
49c 
55c 
2.98 
1 3.45 
22.50 
1 .69 
2.98 
1 3.45 
22.50 
frost disappears. Latham. 
1 .98 
3.1 5 
1 3.98 
25.00 
| Chief. 
2.39 
4.10 
18.50 
32.50 
BLACKBERRY PLANTS 
Blackberries may be planted along fences or lot lines and 
in that way you can make waste land produce a revenue. 
Plant 6 feet apart. Shipped from nursery in Delaware. 
Not Prepaid. 
Eldorado: Very high quality. Withstands cold. Medium 
size, jet black, sweet and melting. Good keeper. 
Snyder: Enormously productive, sweet, hardy. 
Blowers: Large berries of superb quality. 
Lucretia (Dewberry): Ripens earlier, is sweeter and 
equals in size the best blackberries. 
Name 
Catalog No. 
10 
25 
50 
Shpg. wts. 
Lucretia. 
Eldorado. 
Snyder . 
Blowers. 
71 E 654 
71 E 651 
71 E 662 
71 E 653 
42c 
45c 
45c 
45c 
SO.95 
1 .OO 
1 .OO 
1 .00 
$1 .85 
1 .95 
1 .95 
1 .95 
10 plants, 2 lbs. 
25 plants, 5 lbs. 
50 plants, 10 lbs. 
Two New Government Recommended June Bearing Varieties 
These two new varieties originated by the U.S. Dept, of Agriculture at the Govern¬ 
ment Field Station in Maryland are creating a sensation among strawberry growers. 
Our nursery is one of two selected by the Dept, of Agriculture to disseminate these two new 
outstanding varieties and for that reason Sears are able to offer them to their customers in 
advance of offerings by the General trade. It is predicted that the demand for these varie¬ 
ties will be enormous in the near future. You can cash in on this demand by ordering a 
supply this year. We suggest that you try some of each variety. 
Dorsett: 71 E 531— A cross of Royal Sovereign and Howard 17 (Premier). Vigorous, 
productive and of high dessert quality. Fruit large and bright red. Good shipper. 
Bears early, about the same time as Howard 17. 
Fairfax: 71 E 532 —Parentage not definitely lenown. Believed to be a strain of Howard 
17. Fine appearance, and high quality. Handiome red berries. Firmer than Howard 17 
and will stand long distance shipping. Shipped from nursery in Delaware. 
Not Prepaid. 
25 
100 
250 
500 
1000 
Plants 
Plants 
Plants 
Plants 
Plants 
50c 
$1.50 
$3.00 
$5.50 
sio.oo 
Ready for shipment March 1st , 
depending on weather. 
Everbearing Strawberries 
Everbearers bring in money after the 
regular June crops are done. By all means, 
have a few everbearers in your garden. 
Mastodon: Most extensively planted 
Everbearing variety. Produces extremely 
large fruit throughout the summer and 
fall months. 
Progressive: Of vigorous habit: hardy and 
productive. Berries deep crimson, fine 
quality. 
June Bearing Strawberries 
Senator Dunlap: The old reliable widely 
planted variety. Deep red. 
Premier (Howard No. 17): An extra fine 
early bearing variety. Preferred by many 
commercial growers. 
Wm. Belt: Vigorous grower; invaria. > 
yields heavily. Large size berries. 
Joe (Joe Johnson, Big Joe): A midseason 
to late variety. Good size, firmness and 
yield. Superior to many in flavor and color. 
Plant 18 in. apart in 3-ft. rows. Shipped from nursery in Delaware. Not Prepaid. Shpg. 
wts.; 25 plants, 1 lb. 8 oz.: 100 plants, 3 lbs.: 250 plants, 8 lbs.: 500 plants, 16 lbs.: 1,000 
plants, 35 lbs. 5000 or more plants shipped by Express only. 
Quantities up to 5,000, 71 E 526 Quantities of 5,000 and over, 71 EM 526 
These vari- 
Name 
25 
Plants 
100 
Plants 
250 
Plants 
500 
Plants 
1,000 
Plants 
5,000 
Plants 
10,000 
Plants 
eties ready for 
Wm. Belt . 
39c 
S .98 
1 .98 
S3.69 
S5.45 
S25.50 
S48.75 
Joe. 
39c 
.98 
1 .98 
3.69 
5.45 
25.50 
48.75 
Premier. 
39c 
.98 
1 .98 
3.69 
5.45 
25.50 
48.75 
Sen. Dunlap. 
39c 
.98 
1 .98 
3.69 
5.45 
25.50 
48.75 
Progressive . . 
52c 
1 .35 
2.85 
5.59 
8.98 
37.75 
72.50 
tions. 
Mastodon... . 
59c 
1 .59 
3.1 5 
6.1 0 
9.98 
42.50 
82.50 
Special Home Collection of 100 Strawberry Plants 
Enjoy strawberries in all seasons from our special collection. 25 plants each. Premier, 
Senator Dunlap, Aroma and Progressive Everbearing. In case of shortage of any one kind 
a variety equally as good will be substituted. €! 1 1 A 
71 E 507 — 100 Plants. Not Prepaid. Shpg. wt., 3 lbs. 
2YR.0LD CRAPE VINES 
Strong, Well-Rooted Vines 
Regardless of our low price you will find our 
vines to be strong, well-rooted, vigorous and worth 
much more than ordinary scraggy-rooted stock. 
Grapes can be grown on hillsides, along boundary 
lines or on arbors and trellises. Plant grapes 
about 10 ft. apart. 
Popular Varieties 
Concord (Black): Best known grape. Suc¬ 
ceeds practically everywhere. 
Agawam (Red): Berries are large, rich and 
sweet. Ripens after Concord. 
Niagara (Green): The most widely planted 
green grape. It bears more heavily in some 
localities than Diamond. 
Catawba: The standard red grape of Eastern 
America. Vines are vigorous, productive and 
hardy. 
Delaware (Red): Best table grape and an old 
time favorite. 
Diamond (Green): Hardiest, most productive 
and vigorous of the green grapes. 
Moore's Early (Black): Best early; commercial 
grape. Ripens two weeks earlier than Concord. 
Caco (Red): A cross between Catawba and 
Concord. Retains good qualities of both. 
Worden (Black): Better quality and larger than 
Concord. Ripens about 10 days earlier. 
Not Prepaid. Shpg. wts.: Each, 1 lb.; 10 vines, 
4 lbs.; 25 vines, 10 lbs.; 50 vines, 20lbs.; 100 vines, 
40 lbs.: 500 vines, 150 lbs. 
Quantities up to 500, 71 E 570 Quantities of 500 and over, 71 EM 570 
Name 
Ea. 
10 
25 
50 
100 
500 
1,000 
Concord 
1 1c 
SO. 9 3 
SI .89 
S3.69 
$6.98 
$26.50 
$45.00 
Agawam 
1 7c 
1 .59 
3.45 
6.45 
1 2.50 
51.50 
88.50 
Catawba 
1 7c 
1 .59 
3.45 
6.45 
1 2.50 
51.50 
88.50 
Del a ware 
1 9c 
1 .75 
3.69 
6.79 
1 2.98 
52.50 
89.98 
Diamond 
1 7c 
1 .59 
3.45 
6.45 
1 2.50 
51.50 
88.50 
Moore’s 
1 7c 
1.59 
3.45 
6.45 
1 2.50 
51 .50 
88.50 
Niagara 
1 7c 
1 .59 
3.45 
6.45 
12.50 
51.50 
88.50 
Worden 
1 7c 
1 .59 
3.45 
6.45 
12.50 
51 .50 
88.50 
Caco 
33c 
3.1 5 
6.45 
10.95 
. 
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