RASPBERRIES 
There Is Nothing so Delicious as Raspberries 
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Winfield Rasp¬ 
berry 
(The Wonder in Berry 
Production) 
This grand new 
blackcap originated at 
Winfield, and after ten 
years of testing has 
proved itself the “King 
of Blackcaps.” 
In hardiness and pro¬ 
ductiveness it is unex¬ 
celled by any other 
variety. Has never win¬ 
ter-killed through ten 
seasons’ fruiting, and 
stands extreme 
droughts. 
The fruit is of enor¬ 
mous size, single ber¬ 
ries often covering a 
quarter. Four to six great clusters are 
produced on each cane, averaging from 
three to six quarts to the plant. Fruit 
is firm, sweet, rich and juicy; seeds very 
small, fine fiavor. 
Bush is heavy and vigorous, making 
robust, stocky canes, easily supporting 
their heavy loads. Not troubled with rust 
or anthracnose. Succeeds on all soils. 
CUMBERLAN D—The most widely 
known black raspberry. Planted be¬ 
cause of its productiveness and qual¬ 
ity. Berries are extra large, fine and 
sweet. It is usually hardy. 
New Logan (Early) 
80c Per 12 Plants 
New Logan Raspberry (Early) 80c per 12 Plants 
in that state. During the past few 
years its merits have spread with its 
planting throughout the Middle West. 
Produces very strong, vigorous canes, 
very productive. Berries are large, of 
highest quality, ripen evenly and hold 
up well throughout the season. 
Chief Red Raspberry 
The New Hardy Disease-Resistant 
Early Raspberry 
CHIEF—The new Chief Raspberry has 
been grown in test grounds all over 
the country during the past ten years, 
and has proven to be one of the best 
varieties for Kansas and Oklahoma. 
NEW LOGAN (New)—Earliest of all, 
brings early market prices. Ripens a 
week to 10 days ahead of others. Ber¬ 
ries large, “meaty” and well flavored. 
Experiment stations find New Logan to 
be one of the most outstanding Black 
Raspberries. Fine for home use. Berries 
are large, not “seedy,” one of the best 
for table or canning, jams and the like. 
New Logan plants are grown from 
young healthy stock plants, not from 
old fruiting plants that become weak 
plants. We have only the best, most 
vigorous and highly productive plants 
for you, freshly dug, not storage 
plants. One and two-year plants. 
Quickest returns will be from the two- 
year plants (transplants). 
LATHAM—Yields twice as much as 
other red raspberries. A new red rasp¬ 
berry that was originated in Minne¬ 
sota and acclaimed for its hardiness 
Prices 
1-Year Tips 
Price 
Each 6 12 25 
Winfield _ $0.12 $0.60 $1.00 $1.65 
Cumberland _ .10 .50 .75 1.30 
Latham —_ .10 .50 .75 1.30 
Chief _ .10 .50 .75 1.30 
New Logan _ .12 .60 .80 1.50 
2-Year Transplants 
Price 
Each 6 12 25 
$0.20 $1.00 $1.50 $2.50 
.15 .75 1.25 2.25 
.15 .75 1.25 2.25 
.15 .75 1.25 2.25 
.20 1.00 1.50 2.50 
Winfield _ 
Cumberland .. 
Latham _ 
Chief ___ 
New Logan _ 
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