BERRIES 
Every home garden should have an assortment of berry plants. 
CURRANTS 
Cherry. Red, large, good. 
White Grape. Large, golden green. 
Perfection. Red, finest and largest known. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
Josslyn. Red. 
Pearl. Medium size, productive, hardy. 
Oregon Champion. Largest, best commercial variety, 
free from mildew. 
(Currants and Gooseberrizs sold only in State of 
Washington. ) 

RASPBERRIES 
Chief. New red; very fine. 
Cumberland (Black Cap). One of the best and largest of all 
black caps. 
Cuthbert (Red). Standard market variety, favorite. 
Columbian (Purple Cap.) Dark red, unexcelled for canning, 
jelly, jam. 
Latham (Red). New, disease resistant, very productive large. 

St. Regis (Red). Everbearing, fine quality. 
BOYSENBERRY 
HYBRID BERRIES - 
Boysenberry. Recent introduction. Berries very large and of 
fine flavor. Considered by many superior to Youngberry. Hardy. 
Loganberry. Very large fruit, strong grower, trailing vines. 
Youngberry. Recent introduction, very fine, cross between 
Loganberry and Dewberry. Sweeter than Boysenberry, but not 
so hardy. 
STRAWBERRIES 
STANDARD VARIETIES 
Clark Seedling (Hood River). Large, firm, good shipper. 
Marshall. Large, good canner. Preferred for freezing. 
Premier. Early, good quality, productive, favorite in 
Wenatchee Valley. 
Dorsett. New, early heavy bearer, large, good shipper. 
Fairfax. New, early, fine flavor, very firm. 
EVERBEARING VARIETIES 
Gem. Heavy bearer, beautiful color and shape, delicious flavor 
and a firm market berry. 
Progressive. Medium size, sweet, fine quality. 
Mastodon. Largest, heavy bearer. 
Rockhill. One of the best everbearers. Does not grow run- 
ners. Excellent flavor, large size, heavy bearer. BLACKBERRIES 
Evergreen. Large, delicious, bears from July to November. 

CUTHBERT RASPBERRIES 
Lawton. Well known market variety. 
Mercereau. Hardy, upright stocky canes, heavy producer, 
sweet. 
Himalaya Giant. Vigorous grower, must be trained on trellis. 
Snyder. Very hardy, enormously productive, medium size, 
early. 
Rathbun. Strong, erect grower, compact bush, good quality. 

Thornless. No thorns, trail on ground, or train on trellis, good. 
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