Stark Berry Plants 
RASPBERRIES | 
CK PEARL—Early season black-cap favored 
cated growers, Large berry, good quality. Good 
‘ropper, a. 
CHIEF—A fine, new red raspberry. Wrilliant col- 
0 ‘ing, exceptionally high quality. Very productive 
and ripens early in the season, 
COLUMBIAN—A large purple raspberry, rather 
soft and of good quality. Highly productive, 
Tipening late in the season, For home use. Plants 
hardy, vigorous, and upright growers. 
LOGAN—A new, very popular black-cap. Berries 
lossy block, fine quality. Nearly a week earlier 
oben Cumberland. Heavy cropper and resistant to 
sease, 
UMBERLAND—An_ old favorite, the standard 
lack-cap for many years, Fruit is large, firm and 
high quality. Hxtraordinarily produetive. A 
avorite for commercial growers everywhere and 
ery satisfactory for home use. 
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CUTHBERT—Red. Old standby, Widely planted 
cei years, Firm, large, Juicy, and a good 
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1ING GIANT—One of the very hardiest of 
e red raspberries, Thrives everywhere. Berries 
’ fy aa delicious. Choice red raspberry of the 
ank, 
G—Hardy, mid-season, red raspberry. Berries 
n, good, and well liked on the market. : 
WBURGH—New red. A sensation in raspber- 
Larger than any other red berry. Delicious, 
oductive, early ripening, Disease resistant and 
shipper. An ideal market sort and fine for 
use. Vi 
‘HAM—The most popular red raspberry, Very 
table. Large, high quality berries, well known 
d liked. on the market, A choice sort for home 
» or for market. 
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DPATH—Improved Latham. Brilliant red, All 
good points of Latham plus extreme resist- 
ce to virus diseases. Large berries, rich flavor 
choice quality, 
REGIS—Everbearing. Berries bright qrimson, 
jous, firm. Ideal for home use. 
TOMAC—Noew purple. Large, firm, choice qual- 
Hardy, vigorous, productive. Late ripening 
isease resistant, 
BLACKBERRIES 
D—A fine new early blackberry. Fruit very 
rm, sweet and delicious. Continues fruiting 
‘a long season. Requires winter protection 
reme north, « 
VERS—Eyverbearing, Very large blackberry, 
ely sweet and excellent flavor, Vines hardy, 
‘ed, productive. 
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iR LY HARVEST—Very early standard black- 
opular in the south. Medium sized berries, 
AY KING—A good early sort. Fruit of large 
tractive, firm, sweet and good. 
ADO—Jet black and of enormous size. 
sweet and excellent quality. Starts to ripen 
n Season and continues over a long period, 
s and hardy. 
EREAU—The finest. of the blackberries. 
sedson to late. Beautiful glossy black, Uigh 
ivity, choice quality and large size make 
for home use or market. 
ER—An old standard, remarkably produc: 
d hardiest of all. Does well everywhere. 
od for poor soil, 
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- DEWBERRY 
: est of all dewhberries. Fruit is large, 
firm, tender and melting and of most deli- 
AV Vigorous, hardy and productive, it 
rywhere for home use or commercial 
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BOYSENBERRY 
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brid berry of immense size and. choice 
‘mendously popular, Requires winter 
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BONVAL’S GIANT—Long a standard variety pre- 80,10 $0.08 $0.0 
ferred by growers for its fine table qualities, 
CONOVER’S COL, — Will produce white spears 
when banked or under ground, Light reddish tips. 
PALMETTO—Dark green. Tender and choice qual- 
ity. Productive. , 
MAMMOTH WHITE—White under the ground 
and when banked, Very large spears, light red 
tips. 
MARTHA WASHINGTON—Heavy yielding pedi- 
greed strain, immune to rust. Grows rapidly, pro- 
ducing long, tender shoots. Has great favor with 
both home and commercial growers, 
MARKY WASHINGTON Large Early, 
most delicious, Shoots extremely resistant to rust, 
Do not branch near ground, Often possible to cut 
unbranched shoots with tight buds 2 ft. long. 
Should be in your garden. 
READING GIANT—Tender spears, 
RHUBARB 
MYATT’S LINNAEUS—Early, tender, free from 
toughness or stringiness. Mild sub-acid flavor. 
McDONALD — New Crimson Rhubarb. Bright 
crimson stalk of large size. Very productive, ten- 
der and succulent. Particularly prized for pies 
and desserts, 
VICTORIA GIANT—Big stocks, twice size of ordi- 
nary Rhubarb. Unusually, tender—delicious, Later 
than Myatt’s Linnaeus. 
HORSERADISH 
An indispensable relish. Easy to grow. 
CLIMBING VINES 
BITTER SWEET—Clusters of bright red berries 
fall, Prized for winter decoration. 
CLEMATIS: 
SWEET: AUTUMN—Masses of white, 
blooms in sutunin. 
JACKMAN—Large, rich velvety purple blooms 
entire vine in June and July. 
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MAD. ANDRE—Large flowers. Unusual red color. 
HENRY—Large, waxy, pure white flowers. 
RAMONA—Delicate, light blue blooms. Choice favorite. 
DUTCHMAN'S PIPEK—Beautiful foliage effect. 
spicuous bloom. 
HALL JAPANESE HONEYSUCKLE — Very 
ereamy and yellow flowers all summer. 
TRUMPET HONEYSUCKLE—Clusters of scarlet, 
pet-shaped flowers, 
BOSTON IVY—Clings to 
colors. 
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walls. Hardy. Brilliant fall 
ENGLEMAN’S IVY—Rapid grower. Clings to walls, 
MATRIMONY VINE — Conspicuous searlet berries in 
autumn, 
CHINESE WISTERIA—Long, hanging clusters of fra- 
grant, lavender, pea-shaped flowers in June. 
WHITE WISTERIA—White flowers in hanging clusters. 
NUT TREES 
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AMERICAN HAZELNUT (Filbert)—Dwarfish shrub like tree. 
/ BLACK WALNUT—Choice native tree. Valuable timber. 
/ PECAN; 
PABST—Large, sweet, strong pollenizer. 
SCHLEY—Choicee, large, thin shelled nuts. 
STUART—Popular favorite. Heavy bearing. Sweet. 
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BURBANK’S ROYAL WALNUT, | to 2 Ft. Size 
Extremely rapid growing, early bearing, hybrid walnut, 1.00 
Nuts sweet, delicious. Best walnut. Heavy, hard, close 
grained wood—very valuable. 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS 
CATALPA, WESTERN—Windbreaks, 
ing fence posts. 
LOCUST. COMMON BLACK — Windbreaks, fence 
posts, ete. 
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