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BOOK OF VEGETABLE AM) FLOWER SEEDS 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRY 
One of Our Great Berry Novelties 
YOU CAN GROW IT FROM SEED. 
Here ia a New 
E v erbearinj; 
Strawberry that 
arrows f reely from 
seed and will fruit 
the first summer. 
The seed can be 
sown early in the 
spring in the 
house or hot bed, 
and will soon pro- 
duce young 
plants: seed can 
be sown later in 
open garden if 
desired. The 
plants grow Very 
fast and in a 
short time will be 
large enough to 
transplant in the garden. If the seed is sown by March the plants will begin to bloom early in July, and 
in from two to three weeks will begin to bear ripe fruit. 
The valuable point about this New Berry is that from the time the first ripe fruit appears they continue 
to fruit until late in the fall. The Berries are not quite so large as garden varieties, but they are much 
higher flavored and of excellent quality and produced in various colors, red, white and a few of them 
will perfume a whole room on account of their delicate fragrance. They are enormous yielders, singla 
plantshaving produced nearly half pint of Berries at one picking as late as October. They are perfectly 
hardy and will grow anywhere by starting from the seed. We know all our customers will be very much in¬ 
terested in this New Berry, and people in the city or others who are limited for space can grow the plants 
in pots, boxes or anywhere convenient and it will even fruit in the winter from plants raised in the house. 
We recommend all our customers to try this grand New Beri’y this year, as we consider it a Great Nov¬ 
elty. Think of it grow Strawberries from seed and have delicious fruit all summer. Seed per pkt, 6c., 
3 pkts., 15c., 7 pkts., 30c., postpaid. 
Two New Everbearing* Raspberries 
BURBANK’S GIANT BLACKBERRY 
This Blackberry is claimed to be the largest 
grown, making a growth of from 20 to 30 feet in 
one year, and can Iks trained on a fence or an arbor 
as shown by the illustration. “The enormous 
clusters of large sized berries ripen all summer, 
making it the most productive of any variety 
known. The flavor is sweet, have no coi'e, and are 
of unusual richness When ripe. The plants are 
hardy and the fruit will stand extremes of heat 
or cold better than any other variety. Two or 
three bushes will produce all the berries any ordi¬ 
nary family will use, and while we do not orTer 
any plants for sale this season, we can furnish 
seeds which will germinate and produce plants at 
small exnense. Now is a good time to begin, and 
we would like to have our customers start this 
Giant Berry this year. Seeds—Pkt. 5c. 3 pkts. 
13c., 6 pkts. 30c. 
EVERBEARING BLACK RASPBERRY 
This is a wonderful Black Raspberry, and will actu¬ 
ally bear fruit from June until killed by frost in the 
fall. The vines are literally loaded with fruit in all 
stages—from bloom to ripe fruit. It creates a great 
surprise wherever grown, for it has no equal as an 
everbearing variety. 
It is really a Great Berry Novelty, and will be 
greatly appreciated in any garden. Our engraving 
shows a cluster of luscious berries on a branch taken 
from a plant. Be sure to try them. 
Plants 35c. each, 3 for 70c., 6 for $1.30, postpaid. 
EVERBEARING RED RASPBERRY 
Tho unusual occurrence of Red Rsapberries ii 
market during the months of August, September, am 
October attracted our attention, and after investigat 
ing, we found a limited supply of plants, which wi 
have purchased. They begin to fruit in August am 
continue bearing until checked by the frost,produciru 
great quantities continually, plants being loaded witl 
bloom, green fruit, and luscious ripe berries. Our eo 
graving shows a cluster taken from a plant. 
Plants 30c. each, 3 for 55c., 6 for $1.00, postpalt 
