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GREEN’S QUALITY TREES, ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
Blowers—Mammoth Blackberry 
BLACKBERRY BUSHES 
Blowers Blackberry. Th ? Giant of ail Biack- 
:—“—;------— berries.” A large clear 
bright berry of exceptionally good quality, with no percepti¬ 
ble core when fully developed. The fruit is sweet, the flavor 
is pleasant without being peculiar. This is a first-class shipper, 
standing up.well in the market for several days. The season 
of ripening is from the middle of July until frost, with the 
bulk of the crop maturing in August.' It is a hardy variety. 
The bushes are upright growers, are very hardy and enorm¬ 
ously productive. One single plant has the record of produc¬ 
ing 2,600 berries. One of our patrons writes that his planta¬ 
tion of Blowers blackberries averaged over $300 per acre. 
One blackberry grower writes: “The Blowers blackberry 
has produced 2,720 quarts on one-third acre. 
Blackberries require large space to develop properly, and 
to give opportunity to cultivate and pick. The rows should 
not be less than eight feet apart, with the plants about three 
feet apart in the rows. 
Greenis Nursery Co.: My place is known i n all \ alley Stream for i ts 
fruit and most all of it came from your place during the last twelve years. 
Louis H. Rullmanx, Valley Stream, N. Y., October 9, 1918. 
Green's New Hardy Blackber ry. This 
berry was discovered by our superintendent about ten years 
ago. We have since been fruiting it at Green's Emit Farm 
and testing it. It has proved to be large,hardy,productive, 
vigorous and desirable in every way. It is of high quality, 
tender to the core. 
Snyder Blackberry. This popular, hardy and 
;--— profitable blackberry is known 
everywhere and planted largely. Where some other varie¬ 
ties have entirely failed, it proved itself entirely hardy. It is 
also grown in localities where hardiness is not the first con¬ 
sideration, because of its productiveness^and general adapta¬ 
bility to all localities. Not the largest. With good culture 
it is large enough to satisfy all. The severest frost does not 
bite it. Season early; oblong oval in form; quality good. 
We have grown the Blowers blackberry for a long time. 
I do not think I ever saw a blackberry go ahead of the Blowers 
blackberry for yield, size of fruit and late ripening. Plants 
of Blowers blackberry have always been in great demand.— 
A. R. Wheelock. 
For Prices on All Blackberries See First Pages of Catalog 
