R. C. Redifer, Rockville, Md.—I am very well pleased with 
the plants received from you, the best I have ever bought 
from any nursery. 
CO^X'ORD GRAPE 
The Wonderful 
Concord Grape 
Concord is the most popular Grape. It is 
the one variety that is supreme for every 
purpose wliere Grapes are wanted. It arrows 
on all soils, in all climates, is perfectly 
liardy and e.xtromely productive. The bunch¬ 
es are larj^e and compact, berries large, 
bluish black overspread with bloom. Flavor 
rich and superl), sweet and juicy. 
Fruit is i)roduced annually in great 
abundance. Strong 2 yr, plants: 3 
for 45c.; 12 for $1.25. 
Cumberland 
The Giant Black Raspberry 
This is offered with the full assurance that 
it is the most desirable variety, be¬ 
cause of its immense size, fine qual¬ 
ity and great productiveness. It is 
a wonder in size of berries and vig¬ 
or of growtli and is as hardy as any 
variety gi'own. Fruit is jet black 
and of extra fine (juality. By far 
the best results in growing Black 
Raspberries have been obtained from 
2 yr. or transplanted plants. We are 
now offering only 2 yr. old plants 
at prices very little more than was 
formerly charged for inferior 1 yr. 
plants. Please bear this in mind 
when comparing prices. Heavy 2 yr. 
Plants: 6 for 50c.; 12 for 95c.; 
•25 for $1.65; 100 for $6.25, post¬ 
paid. 
GI AN r K VER HEARING 
y Giant Everbearing 
BEARS FROM JULY TO 
OCTOBER 
A wonderful raspberry that 
will give you a fine crop of ber¬ 
ries from July until hard frosts 
in the fall; will produce a nice 
crop the first season if planted 
in good soil Berries aye briglit 
crimson in color, large siize, 
firm and sweet. Canes are vigor¬ 
ous growers and well covered 
with heavy green foliage. This 
is a heavy bearer in the regular 
berry season and besides will 
give you a crop in the fall when 
fresh berries are always wel¬ 
come. Price of strong disease- 
free plants: 12 for 60c.; 25 for 
$1.00; 100 for $3.00. 
Raspberry Plants 
All of our raspberry plants have 
had double inspection by State In¬ 
spectors and are free from Mosaic 
and all other dangerous plant dis¬ 
eases and insects. 
How To Grow Berries 
A great part of growing a profit¬ 
able crop of berries depends on prop¬ 
erly setting out and caring for the 
crop. Unless the right care is given, 
the best plants will not produce a 
satisfactory crop. To assist you in 
every way we have prepared a set 
of complete, cultural instructions 
for small fruits and will send same 
with every order fo- plants. 
LATHAM 
Latham 
THE GIANT RED RASPBERRY 
By far the best raspberry to be had and 
stands unsurpassed for vigor and hardiiie.ss, 
size and handsome appearance of berries. 
Has made the remarkable yield of 5,4 JO 
qts. per acre. Hardy even as far North as 
Canada. The ability of Latham to yield so 
h«i\'ily, together with the large size and 
fine ai)i)earance of the berries make it un- 
(|uestionably the most i)rofitable variety for 
either the home or market garden. Many 
])lants will bear fruit the first year they 
are set out. Price of strong disease-free 
plants: 6 for 33c.’ 12 for 65c.; 25 for 
$1.00; 100 for $3.25 
The Best Purple Raspberry 
Sodus 
sours 
Far superior to Columbian as the ber¬ 
ries are larger, of better quality and the 
plants are hardier. Plants are vigorous and 
i)ear an unusually large crop. Will not 
spread from roots or shoots. Strong 2 yr. 
plants: 12 for $1.00; 25 for $1.75; 100 
for $6.75. 
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