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SPRINGFIELD SEED COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MO 
SMALL FRUITS 
It doesn’t take much room to grow a lot of berries, and 
there are large profits in them, too. And think of how 
nice it is to have fresh strawberries, rich ripe blackberries, 
luscious grapes straight from the patch to your table. And 
jars of canned fruit, jellies, preserves on the cellar shelves 
—my, my, how the neighbors will envy you, and how good 
it will taste when it’s time to open them. 
BLACKBERRIES 
Per dozen, 60c; per 25, $1.00; per 100, $3.25; prepaid. 
EARLY HARVEST. One of the earliest, berry medium sized, 
good quality and very productive. 
ELDORADO. Fruit handsome in appearance and of high qual¬ 
ity. Ripens in early midseason. Immune to blackberry rust. 
GARDEN ROOTS 
RASPBERRIES 
Per dozen, 60c; per 25, $1.00; per 100, $3.25; prepaid. 
BLACK— 
CUMBERLAND. Fruit very large and firm, keeps and ships 
well. Stout, well branched canes that produce immense quan¬ 
tities of fruit. 
NEW LOGAN. Most dependable black raspberry known. 
Earlier than Cumberland; heavy cropper, though a short season. 
RED- 
CHIEF. Extra early, extra good size, extra firm. Plants will 
stand hot, dry weather or severest winters. 
LATHAM. Large fruit, richly brilliant red, is most attractive. 
Perfectly hardy and a heavy crop producer. 
ST. REGIS. Very long fruiting season. Berries of large size 
and of surprising quality. 
DEWBERRIES 
Per dozen, 60c; per 25, $1.00;. per 100, $3.25; prepaid. 
LUCRETIA. Large sweet coreless berries, mild flavor. Makes 
fine pies and jellies. 
YOUNGBERRY. Black purple berries over an inch long. Heavy 
yielding. 
GRAPES 
Plant in rows ten feet apart, eight feet apart in the row. 
Can be planted along the fence and turn that waste ground to 
a most profitable crop. Prices prepaid. 
Per 
Per 
Per 
Per 
Each 
5 
10 
25 
100 
Concord. Black, midseason, 
large ....$0.12 
$0.50 
$0.75 
$1.65 
$5.75 
Moore Early. Black, early, large .15 
.62 
1.00 
2.25 
8.25 
Caco. Red, early, large; prolific .20 
.87 
1.50 
3.35 
• • • 
Fredonia (New). Black, early, 
good quality.20 
.92 
1.55 
3.50 
Niagara. White, midseason, large .15 
.62 
1.00 
2.25 
8.25 
Catawba. Purplish red, late, large .15 
.62 
1.00 
2.25 
8.25 
ASPARAGUS 
Washington Rust Proof. For tender green tips in early 
spring. 25 roots, 35c; 100 roots, $1.25; prepaid. 
RHUBARB (Pieplant) 
Large stems in early spring for pie making and stewing. 
Plant shallow in your richest soil. 5 roots, 50c; 12 roots, $1.00; 
prepaid. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Maybe Mother Nature has a more toothsome morsel than the 
strawberry, but I have never found it; and maybe strawberries 
grow bigger and finer flavored than they do right here in the 
Ozarks, but the explorers have not yet discovered the land. 
Here are the choicest varieties of them all. Prices prepaid. 
HORSERADISH 
To be dug in late winter for an apetizing relish. 12 roots, 25c; 
prepaid. 
SAGE 
The dried leaves are used for seasoning. 18c each; 3 plants 
for 50c; prepaid. 
Per Per Per 
50 100 500 
Aroma. The kind that made Missouri famous; 
ripens late, ships well.$0.50 $0.85 $3.25 
Mastodon. Best of the everbearers. 1.00 1.75 6.95 
Dorsett. Extra early, extra large berries.75 1.35 5.50 
Senator Dunlap. Midseason, prolific.50 .85 3.25 
Blakemore. Fruit uniformly large, of good 
quality, and bright color.50 .85 3.25 
Gem. Everbearing; berries large, round and 
solid, plants vigorous a.nd hardy. 1.00 1.75 6.95 
