GIANT CARDINAL 
RASPBERRY 
This wonderful berry is a 
surprise in many ways —its 
great growth, extreme hard¬ 
iness, and the exceeding pro¬ 
ductiveness of its choice 
purple, pure flavored berries. 
It will pay to grow it every¬ 
where. Not a novelty, but 
a variety of great merit. 
Leading horticulturists say 
that it is one of the wonders 
of the century, exceeding all 
others. The president of the 
Kansas State Horticultural 
Society, said at a meeting of 
the society that the Cardinal 
Raspberry would add millions 
to the wealth of the farmers 
of the country because of its 
great vigor and exceeding 
productiveness. 
Plants, 3 for 30c., G for 50c., 
13 for 75c., postpaid. By ex¬ 
press, customer to pay express 
charges, lOO for $4.00. 
Dwarf Apple, Liveland Raspberry 
Absolutely the very best red early apple known; of widespread adaptability, remark' 
able in tree and fruit and deserving of the most extended planting. Has been tested every¬ 
where; succeeds South as well as far north, in the East and in the far West. It is 
clear waxen white, striped, shaded and marbled with crimson; medium to large.flesh white 
often tinged pink next to skin, very tender and rich. F ruit ripens just a few days ahead of 
Yellow Transparent and covers a 
Jong season. Tree is extremely 
hardy, healthy, vigorousand long 
lived; a young bearer. Fruit re¬ 
tains freshness in storage well. 
We know of no red early apple 
anywhere near so good as Live- 
land, We recommend it highly. 
Strong 1 yr. old trees, by express 
40c each.3 for $1,0 for $1.75. 
Two year old trees, 50c each. 
Blowers Giant 
Blackberry 
In describing it a "large fruit 
grower says: “'Blowersis such a 
sturdy grower, the canes, if un¬ 
checked, attain a height of 10 to 
12 ft. and are as hardy as an oak.” 
The Blowers yields very heavily 
and fora long season. The fruit is 
handsome as well as large and of 
superb quality, with small seeds 
and very juicy. Mr. E. P. Powell, 
the well known horticulturist,de- 
clares: “The best I have ever 
tested.” Its canes have endured 
a temperature of 20 degrees be¬ 
low zero unharmed and it has 
yielded at the rate of 280 bu. per 
acre. Be'gins to ripen in midseason, 
continuing for a long time. 
Plants 3 for 25c,6 for 50c, 12 
for 75 c, postpaid. By express, 
1O0 for $4.00. 
Blowers Giant Blackberry 
Garden Fruit Collection $6 
Every garden should contain this great collec¬ 
tion of plants. It is made up of the following va¬ 
rieties, which will produce an abundance of fruit. 
12 
Norxvood. 
. 50fl 
3 
0 “ 
6 “ 
G 
Raspberry, New Fall Bearing Tree 50c 
Bed Raspberry.St.Regis Everbearing 50o 
Blaek Raspberry, Everbearing. 50c 
Raspberry, Gian t Ca r<l i no 1 .*»<>.• 
G “ 
Blackberry, Blowers.... . 
. 50c 
6 
Dewberry, Giant. 
. 25c 
3 
3 
Climbing Berry, Giant Himalaya 
Strawberry-Raspberry.. 
. 30c 
1 5c 
3 Trees, 
3 *• 
Dwarf Apple,I.iveland Raspberry. 
“ Pear . 
$ 1 .00 
. 70c 
1 Grape 
Vine, Cainwba-Concord.. 
. 00c 
1 “ 
The Mammoth . 
00c 
Total. 
This makes 65 choice new and rare fruit plants 
vines and trees, regular price if purchased separ 
ately $<>.90, but in order to give all our custom 
ers an opportunity of enjoying these new fruits 
we will carefully label and pack the entire 61 
plants and ship by express, not prepaid,to any ad 
dress in the United States for a Special Prict 
of $0.00. 
This is our Great Fruit Plant Pargain foi 
1914. I>o not fail to order it. 
Dwarf Pear 
The Dwarf Pear Tree never attains large size, 
but they come into bearing very much sooner than 
standard pear trees. Dwarf Pears often bear fruit 
the second year. Though the tree itself is a dwarf, 
the fruit it bears is the same size as that produced 
by the standard tree, and is borne in large quanti¬ 
ties, The Dwarf Pear is especially suited to the 
home garden or the small city yard, where space 
limitations make the planting of standard trees im¬ 
possible, Plant a few trees. You will be more than 
pleased. We offer strong one year old trees, by ex¬ 
press, at 25e each, 3 for 70o, 6 for $1.25. Price 
of two year old trees 30c each. 
