North AUnfrton,Mass. 
Small Fruits and Terms 77 
HYBRID BLUEBERRIES 
(See color illustration on inside back cover.) 
These shrubs, which bear quantities of delicious fruits, are a recent achievement 
of skilled horticulturists who have worked for years to improve one of our best 
native fruits. These plants are not too hard to grow providing you have acid soil. 
If you do not have this soil condition, create it for them by the addition of woods 
soil, oak mulch, peat, or aluminum sulphate when you plant them. As ornamental 
plants for the landscape they are unequaled, their glossy green foliage turning a 
brilliant scarlet in the fall. 
These new named varieties are not self'fertile, consequently, one bush planted by 
itself will not bear fruit, but where three or more plants of different varieties are 
grown closely together, abundant crops of huge luscious berries will result. For this 
reason, these Hybrid Blueberries are sold in units of three plants, one each of the 
following varieties. 
Cabot. Good sized berries of excellent flavor, ripening from first to middle of July. 
Plants low and spreading. 
Concord. An upright grower with large berries. Young shoots are bright red in 
winter. 
Rubel. A few days later than Cabot. Tall, vigorous bush producing fruit of good 
quality. 
3-year-size, B&B, ^3.30 per set of three plants—1 of each variety. 
In lots of 10 or more at $1.00 each. 
GRAPES 3-yr. plants, 50c each; $4.50 per 10. 
BLUE AND BLACK VARIETIES 
Concord. The standard American Grape. Popular everywhere for all purposes. 
Moore’s Early. Early form of Concord. Dark blue. 
Worden. A handsome black Grape, larger and with better flavor than Concord. 
WHITE VARIETIES 
Green Mountain. Clear green or yellowish fruits in slender clusters. Very fine 
quality. 
Niagara. Large, handsome bunches, similar to Concord, but of delicious flavor and 
clear greenish white. 
RED VARIETIES 
Brighton. Delicious, meaty red Grape of great beauty. 
Catawba. Late ripening red variety of excellent flavor. 
Concord 
Grapes 
TERMS OF BUSINESS Please Read Carefully Before Ordering 
Terms 
Our terms are cash. Charge accounts, for 30 days credit, may be opened 
upon receipt of satisfactory credit references—allowing us time for in¬ 
vestigation. All accounts unpaid after due date will be subject to sight 
draft without further notice. C. O. D. express shipments will be made 
(with collection charges added to the bill) only when order is accompanied 
by a deposit of at least 25 per cent of the amount of the bill. 
Shipping Directions 
In ordering nursery stock our customers are requested to state explicitly 
the mode of conveyance by which they wish their stock forwarded. We 
make shipments by express, freight, or motor truck. The price for all 
our material is at the nursery and does not include delivery. We can make 
shipment by motor truck at a moderate charge, provided the order is 
large enough to make a truckload. When no route or method is designated, 
we exercise our judgment. In no case do we assume responsibility after 
packages are shipped, except for our own mistakes. When losses occur by 
detention or mishandling, claim should at once be made on the transporta¬ 
tion company by the consignee. 
Conditions of Sale 
1.—The articles herein listed will be furnished in accordance with the 
following schedule: 
1 to 4 plants of one kind and size will be priced at the each rate. 
5 to 24 plants of one kind and size will be priced at the ten rate. 
25 or more plants of one kind and size will be furnished at the 
hundred rate, when hundred rates are given. 
250 or more plants of one kind and size will be furnished at the 
thousand rate, where thousand rates are given. 
FROM THIS SCHEDULE WE WILL NOT VARY because of the fact 
that considerable time is required to assemble an order made up of small 
lots of kinds that are widely separated over the nursery. 
2. —We make no charge for packing orders, EXCEPT on very large 
evergreens, large shade trees, or other ungainly-shaped plants. 
3. —Super-specimen plants, selected by the customer, or by his repre¬ 
sentative, will be priced according to their individual values. 
4. —Prices are subject to change without notice. 
Guarantee 
We guarantee our plants to be healthy and free from injurious insect 
pests; to be dug carefully, and packed properly to reach you in good 
condition. Complaints on this score must be made immediately on receipt 
of goods. 
We guarantee our plants to be true to name; if they are not, we will 
give you new ones at the first proper planting season after their falsity 
becomes apparent, or credit you with the amount of the purchase price. 
In no case do we assume liability for more than the purchase price. 
We do not guarantee our plants to live since we have no control over 
them after they leave our hands. You can guarantee their success by 
giving them proper care. 
We are ready at all times to answer any questions you may have as to 
their proper culture. If, however, any of our plants die and are so reported 
within 90 days after date of shipment, we will share your loss and furnish 
replacements at half price, the customer to bear the cost of transporta¬ 
tion and planting. 
If you desire to have the plants insured against loss, you can accomplish 
this by the payment of a premium at the time of purchase. This premium 
will be quoted, if you will state exactly to what extent and for what 
period of time you wish to be insured. 
All agreements under this guarantee are contingent on the original bill 
having been paid in full within 30 days after date of invoice. 
Even the small yard can accommodate a few fruiting plants 
