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FRUITS 
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LUCRETIA DEWBERRY 
BERRY BUSHES 
Berry bushes are one of the most profitable items in the 
backyard or acreage garden. The yield is regular and the 
market is almost always good. Our offerings are limited but 
we have included the old standards as well as the best of 
the new things. Especially fine are thornless Boysenberry. 
BLACKBERRIES 
ELDORADO. The most popular western variety. Large and 
very sweet. Productive and rather early. 
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY. Rather like an early large coreless 
blackberry. In a class by itself. 
10 for 65c, 25 for $1.40 
YOUNGBERRY. A _ new hybrid berry of much value in the 
West where it is hardy with the usual protection of dirt. 
As big as and the color of blackberries with the quality of 
raspberries. We offer a thornless strain which will be ap- 
preciated when picking. 10 for 85¢ 
BOYSENBERRY 
Now we have the best qualities of blackberry, raspberry 
and loganberry found in one enormous fruit. They are hardy 
with the usual protection and enormously big producers in 
rich soil. Ali these blackberry types are coarse growers and 
must be confined rigidly or they form impenetrable thickets. 
For the first time we are able to offer a thornless strain, a 
vast improvement. They cost more but are worth it. 
5 for 75c, 10 for $1.40 
RASPBERRIES 
CUMBERLAND. A hardy, dependable blackcap. Probably the 
most widely planted of all. Tip plants only. 
LATHAM. This is the most popular red raspberry on the 
market, the best midseason variety. Berries of excellent 
quality, bears heavy. 
ST. REGIS. A producer of good berries through a long sea- 
son. The late crop grows on the new canes, giving a good 
September yield. This is the most acceptable variety for a 
small yard planting. Good plants of any of the above, 
10 for 50c, 25 for $1.20, 100 for $4.00 
NEWEST IN RASPBERRIES 
INDIAN SUMMER. The choice new red raspberry for late 
bearing. Is hardy and produces fine quality fruit. We think 
it the best of the newer introductions. 
SODUS. A big purplish red berry, very strongly recommended 
in the East. A new variety and apparently the best of the 
purples. 
TAYLOR. One of the newest and best red raspberries from 
the New York Experiment Station. Recommended especially 
for commercial growing. 
First class plants of the above three varieties, 
10 for 65c, 25 for $1.55 
GRAPES 
We rank grapes with plums as the most reliable all-round 
fruits. They belong in every backyard and can be counted on 
to yield abundantly. All they seem to need is average soil, a 
sunny corner, and a hard pruning every year. We offer heavy 
two year plants, as follows: 
AGAWAM. This is the red grape with a tang and we like it 
best of all. It’s an enormous grower and the grapes are 
big. Early. 2 for 50c, 5 for $1.00 
CACO. A fancy grape of finest quality. The berries are sweet, 
juicy and have a most pleasing flavor. Sometimes called 
a red Concord. It’s a fine table grape and different from 
all others 2 for 50c, 5 for $1.00 
CONCORD. Still the best known and most reliable black 
grape. The bunches and berries are of good size and borne 
regularly and freely. The fruit is juicy and very sweet 
when fully ripe. Superior to all others for jelly, juice and 
wine. 2 for 25c, 10 for $1.00, 100 for $9.00 
FREDONIA. Much like Concord but a full two weeks earlier. 
Especially valuable in the North and at high altitudes 
where Concords are apt not to reach full maturity and 
sweetness. It’s a hardy grape and will stand a lot. 
2 for 50c, 5 for $1.00 
GOLDEN MUSCAT. A new departure in grapes. This is a 
hardy variety that has many of the qualities of the finest 
southern grape. The grapes are big and tawny golden in 
color. The berries are juicy and have much of the flavor we 
associate with the finest hothouse grapes. Skin is thin and 
does not cling to the flesh. Too tender to stand packing. 
Our supply is limited. 60c each 
PORTLAND. For a white grape for the West, we feel that 
Portland is even better than Niagara, as it produces more 
freely. It is a hardy, healthy, sweet grade and ripens with 
Concord. 2 for 50c, 5 for $1.00 
GOOSEBERRIES 
CHAMPION (Oregon Champion). This variety is outstand- 
ing for its heavy yield of medium sized berries. It is not 
very thorny and bears with great regularity. Mildew re- 
sistant. 
DOWNING. A strong growing, upright bush that bears very 
fine, pale green berries. These two varieties have long 
been the leading market varieties. 
POORMAN. This is a large berry, growing on a strong hardy 
bush. The best of the new varieties. 
Good two year plants. 2 for 60c, 5 for $1.25 
CURRANTS 
PERFECTION. A _ splendid variety and the most widely 
planted. Bright red fruit that is not too sour is borne 
freely. Excellent quality for jelly. 
Large two year plants. 
RED LAKE. An outstanding new currant with many good 
qualities. Quite resistant to Currant rust. The seeds are 
few and small, the fruit very juicy with a most pleasing 
flavor. This currant will finally take the place of all others. 
Good large two year plants. 
Either variety 2 for 60c, 5 for $1.25 

RED LAKE CURRANT 
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