A Rare 
Delicacy 
Who doesn’t like Blueberry 
pie—delicious, juicy, and rich? 
Here’s an unusual opportunity to 
obtain some prized Blueberry 
plants for your own garden. 
'They do well on any fairly rich 
well- drained soil, preferring some acid 
and plenty of nitrogen. 
Bushes are loaded with fine fruit the 
second year after planting, and bear 
indefinitely, year in, year out. 
DON’T MISS OUR BIG GIFT 
OFFER. 
Prices: 2-year bushes, 2 for $1.00; 
4 for $1.75; 8 for $3.00; 12 for $5.00; 
18 for $7.00; 25 for $9.00. 
Big Gift Planting of Blueberry Plants 
Free with Early Cash Orders 
To every customer who sends us an order before April 1st, 1936, accompanied by cash in full at 
regular catalog rates, and who in addition sends us the names and addresses of six fruit growers, or 
those really interested in purchasing nursery stock, we will send absolutely free the following number 
of Blueberry plants: 
2 Blueberry plants, (priced at $1.00), free with cash orders between $1.00 and $3.00. 
1 4 Blueberry plants (priced at $1.75), free with cash orders between $3.00 and $5.00. 
I 8 Blueberry plants (priced at $3.00), free with cash orders between $5.00 and $10.00. 
12 Blueberry plants (priced at $5.00), free with cash orders between $10.00 and $15.00. 
18 Blueberry plants (priced at $7.00), free with cash orders between $15.00 and $25.00. 
25 Blueberry plants (priced at $9.00), free with cash orders amounting to $25.00 or more. 
Be sure to send the six names and addresses with your order. The gift positively will not be sent 
unless customer complies with this condition. This offer open until April 1st, 1936, only. Our 
supply of Blueberry plants is too limited to make this offer effective after April 1st. On all cash 
orders received after April 1st, when accompanied by six names referred to, we will include the 
^Blueberry plants if still available; but if not, we will include additional nursery stock of our 
own selection as to variety and value, absolutely free of charge. 
No special bargain collections are included in this free plant offer, nor cash orders where a special 
reduced price has been quoted. 
CERTIFICATE OF 
NURSERY INSPECTION 
Michigan State Depart¬ 
ment of Agriculture, Or¬ 
chard and Nursery Inspec¬ 
tion, No. 5429. 
This is to certify that 
the Nursery Stock of The 
Whitten-Ackerman Nurser* 
ies, Bridgman, Mich., has 
been examined and found 
to be apparently free from 
dangerous insects and dang' 
erously contagious tree and 
plant disease. Fee paid 
$28.50. 
Lansing, Michigan. Aug' 
ust 29, 1935. James F. 
Tomson, Commissioner. Bu' 
reau of Agricultural Indus' 
try, A. C. Carton, Direc' 
tor. E. C. Mandenberg, in 
charge of Orchard and Nur' 
sery Inspections. 
