
The 
Six Best 
Extra Hardy, Heavy Bearers 
Red Raspberries ant them 3 ft. 
row, the rows from 5 to 6 ft. apart. Plant 
in trenches, cover 1 inch deep, fill in 3 
inches more after the new growth comes 
through. Pinch out ends of new canes at 
2% to 3 ft. height. 
Chi f The finest early Red Raspberry 
1e known, both for home use and 
market; a heavy producer, in quality and 
size about the same as Latham but 10 
days earlier. 
Latham is the most popular 
Latham Red Raspberry on the mar- 
ket, the best midseason variety. Berries 
of excellent quality, bears heavy. 
St. Regis Everbearing ° ¢*.": 
a period of four months. Is very hardy, 
berries large and sweet. For home use 
St. Regis will produce nice berries for you 
for fresh use throughout summer and fall. 
J ] 
Columbian, Purple 2a 2.°.p" 
berry that will not make root suckers. 
Productive, excellent quality, the berries 
re large, purple-red, and the plants are 
sae hardy. 
Black Raspberries /72nting , dist: 
ances and care 
same as for Red Raspberries. The black 
varieties are much hardier, and will not 
make root suckers. They are particularly 
good for the North, where the Red Rasp- 
berries are not hardy enough. 
A very hardy type, a 
Cumberland good and dependable 
bearer. Berries large, black, very firm. 
The plant goo? oe make root pape ss 
= ardy most anywhere in the 
Quillen Middle West, and in the 
North, a most abundant and sure bearer, 
and the berries are as good as the best 
in quality and size. 
BLACKBERRIES 
Early, a fine, large 
Mersereau berry, black and sweet, 
without core. Due to its hardiness Merse- 
reau is one of the best Blackberries for 
the Middle West. It is a good producer, 
and the quality of the berry is as good 
as the best. 
Large berries, jet black, good 
Blowers shipper; favorite with mar- 
ket growers. Highly NS AS ge 
: Bears well over a long sea- 
Brainerd son, and produces a lot of 
berries. Berry of the Giant Himalaya 
type, plant very hardy, and a vigorous 
grower. Vlanted especially in the Middle 
West and Northwest. 

PRICES OF ALL RASPBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES 
All Nice Well Rooted— 
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Latham 
St. Regis 
Columbian 
Cumberland 
Quillen 
Mersereau Blackberry 
Blowers Blackberry 
Brainerd Blackberry 
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3 10 25 50 100 
Ntanare sate $0.25 $0.60 $1.25 $2.25 $ 4.00 
Pathe sane 3745s -60 1.25 2.20 4.00 
ve earrreited 25 -60 1.25 Phy ae) 4.00 
Be Oe 25 -60 1.25 2.25 4.00 
Nee ia BY cient 25 -55 eke 2.10 3.80 
caren ine. 6 -25 55 1.15 2.10 3.80 
Ach aoe -25 -60 1.25 2.20 4.00 
aie fica stenee 2b .60 slerdes 2.20 4.00 
Aloo. gene -50 1.35 3.00 5.50 10.00 
Home 
Garden 
Berry 
Collection 
5 Chief Raspberries 
5 Latham Rasp- 
berries 
3 St. Regis 
5 Cumberland, 
black 
All for 
95c Postpaid 
Free: 
3 Boysenberries 


S 2-year shrubs 2 for $0.60 
CURRANTS es 
Perfection Currant !.i5,,'"° 
taneea of 
the red currants, bearing remarkably 
well. Berries not very sour, few seeds, 
and bright red. LDerfection is of excellent 
quality for canning and jelly, due to the 
large fruit and clusters, you can pick a 
basket full of Perfection Currants as 
quick as picking Cherries. Verfection is 
hardy anywhere in the Middle West. It 
should be the main variety in every Cur- 
rant planting. 
White Grape Currant ‘ 
Currant, and a good bearer 
grown anywhere, except the extreme 
North. For fresh eating you will find 
this berry better than the Red Currants. 
White Currants are quite sweet, having 
little of the ol of red varieties. 
new Currant 
Red Lake ; standing merits. 
extra large, light red, 
sweet 
white 
that can be 
of out- 
Berries 
very juicy, few 
and small seeds, and with a most pleas- 
ant flavor. A further special advantage 
is its resistance to Currant rust. 
\GOOSEBERRIES 
OREGON CHAMPION, FINEST FOR 
PIES AND CANNING 
The shrub is a strong grower, not very 
thorny, the berries are of medium size, 
finest quality for canning and for pies. 
For regular and heavy crops Oregon 
Champion is of outstanding value. It is 
hardy. 2-year No. 1 shrubs, 
5 for $1.35; 10 for $2.25; prepaid. 
2 for 59c; 

Chautauqua, Giant Size, 
By far the largest berry; 
Sweet sweet when fully ripe. Ex- 
cellent for canning, pies and for fresh 
eating. The only Sweet Gooseberry on 
the market. The bush is of spreading 
habit, hardy anywhere in the Middle 
West. Bears almost as heavily as Oregon 
Champion. 
Nice plants, 50c each; 3 for 
$1.20; 
10 for $3.50; postpaid. 
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