The New YOUNGBERRY 
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Lucretia 
LLOYD GEORGE, 
Raspberry 
The largest Red Raspberry grown. An English vari¬ 
ety introduced into the United States by the New York 
Fruit Testing Association. A very heavy yielding vari¬ 
ety, producing tremendous clusters of the highest 
quality fruit. 
Lloyd George is a variety pre-eminent for home use 
and local sales. Canes are thrifty, low growing, hardy 
and very resistant to Mosaic. If you are interested in 
Red Raspberries in any way you should have at least a 
trial planting of Lloyd George. 
This new berry is so much different from 
any berry that is grown in most parts of the 
country. It is a cross between the Logan¬ 
berry and dewberry. Color of fruit is a rich 
wine color. Size 1 to 1)4 inches. Flavor is 
pleasant, sweet, with the tartness of the 
blackberry. Excellent for table use, canning, 
jellies, pies, and for wine. The plant is a rank 
grower. Withstands cold and heat. Adapted 
to a wide range of soils. A great producer. 
Try them in your locality. They will be the 
talk of your neighborhood. Plants are still 
scarce, and a little high in price. 
Youngberry Bearing Age Plants 
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Youngberry 
T T ir'TJPTT A The Btg Har(l y 
V^rVE/ A. ICVj Dewberry 
The only real good Dewberry on the market 
which is good for all purposes, being very produc¬ 
tive, of extra large size, earlier than any of the rest, 
will grow and thrive on very light soil and live for 
many years. If you live in a locality where your 
thermometer registers seven degrees below zero, 
you can easily prevent the vines from winter-killing 
by laying down on the ground and covering them 
with straw, which can be held in place with just a 
few shovelfuls of earth. Then in the spring they 
can be taken up and tied to wires which are 
fastened just like a grape trellis, but not as 
high, something like three feet high is about 
right. Dewberries make a good addition to , 
your blackberry list, you will like them as well 
or better for all uses than the common run of 
blackberries, and, ripening early, you get the 
advantage of higher prices; as the berry is 
much larger, you can picn; a 
crate quicker. They grow 
practically free from all di¬ 
seases. Our plants are fine 
and Michigan grown. Add to 
your Income by planting 
Dewberries. 
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