RASPBERRIES 
ADVICE AS TO PLANTING—For Garden Culture. 
Red and Yellow Raspberries and Blackberries may be 
planted in rows 5 or 6 ft. apart and the plants 2 to 2% 
ft. apart in the row. For field and commercial plant¬ 
ing- the Red and Yellow varieties, the rows should be 
fully 6 ft. apart and the plants 3 ft. apart in the row, 
while the Purple and Black will give better results and 
be in better shape for cultivation if the rows are 7 ft. 
apart and the plants 3 Y 2 ft. apart in the row. 
When setting Raspberries or Blackberries the plant¬ 
er should (unless the soil is in moist condition, and 
even then the roots had better be puddled) see that all 
the roots are wet, the holes or furrows deep enough 
and wide enough so that the roots can be spread and 
set in an inch or two lower than their growth will show 
they stood in the nursery row, and the soil packed 
firmly on and around the roots. 
Please Note: We send Raspberry Plants by Parcel 
Post, all charges prepaid by us at the 10 prices as 
shown below. 
LATHAM. The big hardy, mosaic free phenomenal 
cropper of red fruit that sells on sight at the high¬ 
est prices,—so hardy in cane that the severe winters 
of the North West do not injure it. Price: Strong 
plants (such as offered by general growers) 10 for 
50c, 50 to 100 at 4c each, 200 to 1000 at 3c each. 
Special Supersize plants 10 for 75c, 50 to 100 at 5c 
each. 
CHIEF. A hardy red, ripens 10 days earlier than 
Latham and is valuable for that reason. Same price 
as Latham. 
NEWBURGH. A new red variety that is proving its 
worth. Vigorous in growth and hardy, quality 
superior to Latham, is being planted largely and is 
highly recommended for garden culture and to sup¬ 
ply a particular class of fresh fruit buyers. Price: 
Strong plants (such as offered by general growers) 
10 for 75c, 50 to 100 at 6c each, 300 to 1000 at 5c 
each. Special Supersize plants 10 for $1.00, 50 to 100 
at 8c each. 
GOLDEN QUEEN. Yellow,—you have wanted a delici¬ 
ous yellow raspberry,—the Golden Queen will meet 
your wants. Canes grow like the red raspberry. Sup¬ 
ply limited. Price: No. 1 plants, 5 for 50c, 10 for 
90c. 
COLUMBIAN. The well known purple variety. Pos¬ 
sibly no variety of raspberry has shown as big crops 
or brought in as much clear profit as this variety. 
The last field we cleared off had been fruited for 16 
years and the twelfth crop was the biggest. It is 
indeed a wonderful variety. Price: Selected 1 yr. 
plants 10 for 50c, 50 to 100 at 4c each, 300 to 1000 
at 3c each. Two year plants 10 for $1.00, 50 to 100 
at 8c each. 
CUMBERLAND. A well known and largely planted 
blackcap. Good for the home and planted in acre lots 
by commercial growers. Price: Selected 1 year plants 
10 for 50c, 50 to 100 at 4c each, 300 to 1000 at 3c 
each; two year plants, 10 for 75c, 50 to 100 at 6c 
each. 
NEW MARVEL (Blackcap) New. Originated in Ohio 
and found to be a surprising cropper of showy ber¬ 
ries of large size. We are so pleased with this variety 
that we have planted an acre for home and commer¬ 
cial cropping. Price: 2 yr. plants, 10 for 75c, 50 to 
100 at 6c each; no 1 yr. plants to offer. 
