V A LANDSCAPE PLANT v 
They are the gift supreme of the horticul¬ 
tural scientist to our gardens. Let us accept the 
gift and enjoy it. 
Description of Varieties 
CABOT: Grows to a height of 4 l /z ft.; dense 
flat top, very ornamental. Berries delicious, 
very sweet, clear blue color. Early bearer. 
PIONEER: Grows to 5 feet; loose branches 
like a lilac; large slightly flattened berries 
in elongated clusters; a good cropper, deli¬ 
cious, and good blue color. Comes into 
bearing after Cabot. 
RUBEL: Late bearer, will attain a height of 7 
feet if allowed its own way; should be kept 
to 6 feet to facilitate picking; bears large 
quantities of very fine slightly acid berries; 
the best commercial variety so far devel¬ 
oped. 
CONCORD: JERSEY: Growing habit very 
much like Pioneer; berries largest of any 
so far developed, but neither have been 
found to be heavy bearers. We have a lim¬ 
ited number on hand and will include one 
of either kind in home garden lots if they 
are specified; otherwise our selection will 
be of our three leading varieties, Rubel, 
Pioneer and Cabot. 
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