Eldorado Blackberry 
Satisfactory Everywhere—Always Dependable 
Every good quality possessed by other blackberries is 
emphasized i.n EliDORADO. Its exclusive advantages are: 
Absolute freedom from Orange Rust; a very heavy bearer 
with great, jet black berries. 
Plants are so strong and vigorous they survive severest 
Northern Winter without mulching; Eldorado will produce 
paying crops in climates and locations where less hardy kinds 
will be frozen. A splendid shipper because the berries are so 
firm. Plant Eldorado generously. They are making big money 
for other growers and will do the same for you. 
Eldorado Root Cuttings 
For best results, plant ELDORADO ROOT CUTTINGS rath¬ 
er than sucker plants. The cuttings are better rooted and 
thrive better even under favorable conditions. Our ELDORADO 
ROOT CUTTINGS are from thrifty plants in full bearing and 
are especially satisfactory. 
Are You Growing The New Mammoth 
BOYSENBERRY? 
(See Back Cover For Illustration) 
If not, you are missing a good, sure money crop and a 
crop that you can grow easily. 
Boysenberries are vine berries, growing like dewberries, 
are extremely winter-hardy, and unusually productive. 
They have made a profit at the rate of over $3000 per 
acre. 
Berries are of immense size—some 2 V 2 inches long— 
glossy purple-black color, deliciously sweet flavor some¬ 
thing like a red raspberry. 
A few vines will produce all you need for home use and 
some to sell, and a larger planting will be a real money¬ 
maker for you. 
Plant genuine Boysenberry this spring. 
SPECIAL. BOYSENBERRY BARGAIN 
12 Boysenberry 1 Collection $1.55 
25 Alfred Blackberry 2 Collections $2.75 
LUCRETIA 
Lucretia Dewberry 
Plant Lucretia to Increase Fruit Profits 
Dewberries are coming back into favor 
because they are profitable. Lucretia is the 
finest Dewberry — incomparably better in 
size and flavor than any Blackberry you 
have seen or tasted. The price the grower 
receives for Dewberries averages 20 per 
cent more than for blackberries. You can 
see that it will pay to grow Lucretia. 
Ripens 7 to 10 Days Before 
Most Blackberries 
Ripens a week to ten days before the 
earliest ordinary blackberries. This, and the fact that 
they are unquestionably one of the finest looking ber¬ 
ries of their kind and of such big, uniform size, makes 
them topnotchers on price in any market. Dewberries are especial¬ 
ly productive in light soils. Plant Lucretia and such land will 
make you a profit. 
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