DELICIOUS SMALL FRUIT 

GRAPES 2 yr. Each 5 12 
No.1 20c 90c $2.00 
AGAWAM. Very large deep red grape. Vigorous 
grower. Mid-season. 
CONCORD. The best general purpose grape. Large, 
sound purple black fruit. 
MOORE'S EARLY. A reliable, extra hardy, early 
black grape. 
NIAGARA. The well known and liked white sweet 
grape. 
RHUBARB— 
“APPLE. A giant tasty variety with crisp tender 
stems. Whole roots. Not divided clumps. 
3 6 12 
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FOR A MORE ABUNDANT HOME LIFE 
ASPARAGUS **"°"—30e Goce $1.93 
W ASHINGTON—Giant Rust resistant strain with long cut- 
ting period. 
100 
Cut 1 year after planting. 
100 1000 
STRAWBERRIES 3c 1.00 $7.25 
AROMA. Large aromatic berries. 
drought. 
FAIRFAX. Very vigorous, large firm berries. 
BLAKEMORE. Largest and best. Early berry. 
PREMIER. Use this for main crop variety. 
GANDY. Large plump berries. Very late. 
HUGH STBIEE. New fall bearing or everbearing. 
Loves heat and 
ALL SEASON STRAWBERRY 
GARDEN aris 
00 
Gandy, Fairfax, 52 
250 Plants 
50 each of Aroma, 
Premier, Blakemore. 



BERRY VINES 
Select 1 yr. plants 6 
25 
Be =. $1.25 
100 
$4.50 
RASPBERRIES— 
RED—THE CHIEF. Early very heavy bearer with 
fragrant firm berries. 
LATHAM. Strong and vigorous grower. 
solid fruit outyielding all others. Rosy red. 
BLACK—CUMBERLAND. The best black rasp- 
berry producing large crops of juicy not seedy 
berries. 
BLACKBERRIES— 
ELDORADO. The best blackberry grown. Heavy 
bearer, excellent flavor. Fruit 3 to 4 times the size 
of wild berries. 
DEWBERRIES— 
LUCRETIA. Larger sweeter and juicier than black- 
berries. Thornless vines. 
YOUNGBERRY. Extremely large dark wine red 
fruit. Very freely produced. 
Large 
CURRANTS Each 5 10 
2 year 20c¢ 89c $1.69 
Select 
WILDER. Large clusters of bright red berries. Very 
mild in flavor. Not sent out of Ohio. 
GOOSEBERRIES Each 5 10 
30c = $1.89 = $2.50 
CHAMPION. Heavy regular bearer. Green turning 
red when dead ripe. The best. 
Not sent out of Ohio 

