6 SHELBY PLANT FARMS 

HOW TO GROW RASPBERRIES 
Set plants three feet apart in rows seven feet wide. This will 
require 2100 plants to set an acre. Many set two plants in each 
hill as this method usually gives almost double the yield as where 
only one plant is set to the hill. 
Set any time from fall to early spring. Cultivate from early 
spring until fall, just enough to keep down weeds and grass. 
Where one has only a few plants in the home garden a heavy 
muleh of straw or hay will keep down weeds and grass, con- 
serve moisture, and make success more certain with this berry. 
As soon as fruit is all picked cut out canes and burn as these 
will die anyway and never produce any more fruit. Cultivate 
new shoots just as was done when first set out. 
GRAPES 
Varieties —- Concord, Delaware, White Niagara 
Moore’s Early, Campbell’s Early, Fredonia, Ives. 
3 10 25 100 
$ .50 $1.60 $2.75 $11.00 
SCUPPERNONGS| 
White or Black Varieties. Large berries. Juicy 
and excellent flavor. Every Southern home should 
have a few of these, as they are delicious and ripen 
in late summer and fall when other fruits are not 
so abundant. 
Prices on Scuppernongs: 
1 10 25 100 
$ .50 $4.50 $10.00 $37.00 
GLADIOLUS BULBS 
Right size to produce blooms for several years. 
Grown by the best bulb experts in this country. We 
have four varieties as follows: 
Picardy—Pink flowered 
Lily White— White flowered 
Berty Snow—Lavender flowered 
Dr, F. E. Bennett—Red flowered 
Prepaid Prices as follows: 
LB hvabataicers $ .45 PWD Ute Or aR $2.25 
AO A gtied aun 75 BOO aoe a ua. 10.50 
A ARR! MUAY Mae NG eG UO ria i usscte 19.50 
Plant every two or three weeks from spring to 
mid-summer and have an abundance of these flow- 
ers from early summer until frost. We ship these 
bulbs from February 1 to June 1. 
