Name Each 
Agawam . 20 
CACO (Wine Grape)...29 
CONCORD .-. .12 
Cataw'ba . 18 
Delaware . 17 
Moore's Early . 17 
Niagara . 17 
Worden ...... . 1 8 
HARDY 
GRAPES 
Only select strong well rooted grapes are sent to our custom¬ 
ers which can stand the shock of replanting or transplanting. 
Any sloping well drained land will grow good grapes—Favo¬ 
rite way is along boundary-lines, trellises or arbors provided 
for support of vines. Our stock should start bearing the 
second year. Plant 12 feet apart. Grapes make fine Wines, 
and Jellies. Always in good demand. 
AGAWAM— One of the best reddish-brown grapes. Very productive. Good 
market variety. „ , , , 
CACO— A sweet red grape. Fine eating. Ripens 2 weeks before Concord. 
Considered excellent wine and market grape. .... ... . 
CONCORD— The best commercial grape. Standard blue grape of the northern 
states. A good table grape, but grown primarily for juice and jellies. 
CATAWBA — Purplish red. bunch large. Of best quality for table and wine. 
DELAWARE — One of the finest market small red grapes. Wonderful flavor 
and taste. Succeeds both north and south. 
5 Grape3 
10 Grapes 
25 Grapes 
100 Grapes 
.75 
$1.35 
$2.75 
$10.50 
1.25 
2.45 
5.45 
20.75 
.55 
.95 
1.98 
6.75 
.78 
1.50 
3.48 
11.25 
.79 
1.48 
3.25 
11.00 
.79 
1.48 
3.25 
11.00 
.79 
1.48 
3.25 
11.00 
.78 
1.50 
3.48 
11.25 
All 
Postpaid 
Strong grower. 
MOORE’S EARLY— Similar 
and larger than Concord and 
ripens' 2 to 3 weeks earlier. 
Vines moderately productive, 
hardy and vigorous. 
NIAGARA —The leading white 
grape. Ranks with Concord in 
productiveness and ripens same 
time. Tender, sweet, j'uicy. 
good flavor. 
WORDEN— A fine black. 
Larger berries and hunches 
than Concord. Sweeter and bet¬ 
ter quality and ripens a week 
earlier than Concord. 
BIG 
BERRY BARGAINS 
Berry Collection A68 
Will send postpaid: 
25—Strawberries, Sen. Dunlap 
25—Strawberries, Mastodon 
All for only 75c, Postpaid 
Berry Collection B68 
Will send postpaid: 
10—Raspberries, St. Regis 
10—Raspberries, Cumberland Black 
All for only 75c, Postpaid 
Berry Collection C68 
Will send postpaid: 
10—Dewberries. Lucretia 
10—Blackberries, Eldorado 
All for only 75c, Postpaid 
BIG BARGAINS 
Our BIG STRAWBERRY 
Collection 
Will send one hundred Strawberries, 25 of each. 
Mastodon, Sen. Dunlap, Fairfax and Premier for 
only 98c. postpaid. 
Our PRIZE GRAPE 
Collection 
Will send 15 Blue and White Grapes (10 Blue and 
5 White) for only $1.50, postpaid. 
Finest Quality Strawberry 
Plants 
Finest June Bearers 
FAIRFAX—Introduced by the Department 
of Agriculture at Washington. Very early, 
productive with a rich flavor. It is placed at 
the top of the list by large growers who 
have tested this variety. A very heavy 
bearer. 
DORSET—Like Fairfax this was also intro¬ 
duced by the U. S. Department of Agricul¬ 
ture. Fruit is produced on long stems held 
up from the ground. An excellent variety, 
but a poor shipper. Wonderful for home 
consumption. Early. 
SENATOR DUNLAP—A mid-season stand¬ 
by good in any soil and climate. Good pro¬ 
ducer and fine berry. 
PREMIER—An extra early strawberry. The 
quality makes this an excellent market var¬ 
iety. Rich color and highly resistant to 
frost. 
Less Than 
VAc 
Each 
In 25 Plant Lots 
BLAKEMORE—One of the best market early sorts. Popular in the south for early 
shipping to northern markets. 
BEST EVERBEARERS 
MASTODON—Everbearing produces big crops of berries thru the summer and fall 
months. After 18 years or more it has never failed to produce a flavor most de¬ 
licious. Try this now. 
NEW GEM—Round red, large and solid. Excellent flavor. 
Fine shipper. 
Postpaid prices of all Strawberries listed above 
25 50 100 250 500 1000 
Plants Plants Plants Plants Plants Plants 
Fairfax ..$ .40 $ .60 $ .90 $1.75 $3.20 $5.40 
Dorset .50 .75 1.15 2.35 3.98 5.95 
SEN. DUN¬ 
LAP .40 .60 .90 1.75 3.20 5.40 
Premier .40 .60 .90 1.75 3.20 5.40 
Blackmore.35 .55 .85 1.65 3.10 5 25 
GT. MASTO¬ 
DON .60 .95 1.75 3.25 5.90 10.15 
New Gem.55 .80 1.50 3.20 5.40 9.90 
SAVE 
MONEY 
Grow only 
the “Best” 
SENSATIONAL NEW 
BOYSENBERRY 
YOUNGBERRY 
A cross between a Loganberry and a 
This immense berry, fine flavored and very 
productive, is the most talked of plant of 
its kind, due to its extreme hardiness, big 
market value and fine for table and can¬ 
ning. Its berries are wine red with few 
seeds. A truly dandy berry plant. 10 
plants for $1.20; 25 for $2.25; 50 for 
$3.50. All Postpaid. 
Dewberry. Has large dark wine colored 
fruit very sweet and delicious. Keeps 
well and good shipper. Excellent can- 
ner. Vigorous, hardy growing and 
should produce big crops. 10 Bushes 
78c; 25 Bushes $1.55; 50 Bushes $2.48. 
All postpaid. 
4^/2 C ea. 
in lots of lO 
NEW THORNLESS DEWBERRY 
A new plant without thorns. Heavy bearer—large jet black fruit—fine flavor. 
Eat It fresh, can it or preserve it. A semi-trailing plant which grows 
without support. Ripens ahead of hot weather. You-can train them on 
your back fence if short of room. 
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY —A well known, high quality fruit, sweeter, 
juicier and larger than blackberries. 
POSTPAID PRICES: 10 for 45c; 25 for 98c; 50 for $1.89, postpaid. 
BLACKBERRIES 
Blackberries are easily grown. Do well on steep hillsides. Plants are not 
suckers that we offer hut are select heavy 2 year transplants. They gen¬ 
erally bear first year. 
ELDORADO —Hardy, large and heavy bearer of excellent quality. 
EARLY HARVEST —Old standby. Excellent bearer. 
POSTPAID: 10 for 45c; 25 for 98c; 50 for $1.89, postpaid. 
OUR HOME GARDEN BERRY SPECIAL 
No. 68 36 for only $1.49, postpaid. 
12—New Logan Raspberries. 
12—Eldorado Blackberries. 12—Lucretia Dewberries. 
NOTE: Nurseries ask that any complaints on adjustments and 
replacements be made within 30 days. Please comply, when stock: 
is damaged in transit. 
10 PLANTS 
for 
AND UP. 
OUR FINEST RASPBERRY 
PLANTS 
NEW LOGAN BLACK RASPBERRY 
The Earliest Black Raspberry 
This new tested variety is a hardy sturdy grower and the heaviest yielder 
of large jet black, sweet juicy berries. Ten days earlier than Cumberland. 
^ . , Per 5 Per 10 Per 25 
2 yr. Transplants.50c 90c $1.85 
1 yr. Tips.30c 50c .90 
ST. REGIS—(Everbearing) —Absolutely the finest Everbearing red Raspberry 
grown. Berries bright crimson, large, rich, sugary and wonderful flavor. 
Very hardy. Produces fruit from early summer until fall. 
CHIEF —An excellent red. Heavy cropper. Free from disease, good shipper 
and hardy. 
COLUMBIAN PURPLE— A cross between a black and red raspberry. Purple In 
color, large, rich juicy pulp, good shippers and keepers and better for canning 
than red or black. A dandy vigorous, healthy grower. 
CUMBERLAND BLACK —The largest and most productive black raspberry. 
Ripens medium early. Very hardy. Most profitable market sort. 
NEWBURG— A new red variety winning great favor as a disease resistant. 
Produces a large red berry of a delicious flavor. Very hardy. A profitable 
market variety. 
LATHAM —A big money maker. The best late red raspberry. So hardy it 
withstands winters without covering. Exceptionally free from disease. Berries 
enormous in size. Growers claim this the best money maker of any late variety. 
ALL POSTPAID 
Name 
10 
50 
100 
250 
500 
. 1000 
St. Regis. 
$1.48 
$2.85 
$6.75 
$12.75 
$24.50 
CHIEF . 
.45 
1.48 
2.85 
6.75 
12.75 
24.50 
Col. Purple. 
.45 
1.48 
2.85 
6.7 5 
12.75 
24.50 
Cum. Black. 
.40 
1.38 
2.65 
6.38 
12.25 
23.00 
Newburg . 
.55 
1.98 
3.90 
9.25 
17.98 
Latham . 
.40 
1.38 
2.65 
6.38 
12.35 
23.00 
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