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A FIELD SCENE OF A BLOCK OF GRAPES IN FIELD NO. 3. 
HARRISON'S Famous 
Plant a Small Fruit Garden this spring. Cut the cost of grocery bills 
and at the same time set a better table by giving the family the neces- 
sary food containing health vitamins and minerals. Secretary Wickard said: 
‘It will be necessary to consume twice as much fruits and vegetables if 
everybody in the United States is to have a nutritionally sound diet.” One 
of the strongest measures toward health is- to grow more fruit for home 
consumption. It is also the thrifty thing to do. 
CURRANTS... 
The Currant is a most valuable small fruit because of their hardiness. ‘ 
They can be grown in any kind of soil; they will stand dry seasons and they 
never winter kill. If you have a surplus of fruit there is always a good mar- 
ket for you. 
CHERRY—Large, deep red; rather acid, short branches, very hardy and productive. 
Top quality. ‘ 
RED LAKE—Very large, light red; borne in long clusters; thrifty and extremely pro- 
ductive. The Red Lake is becoming very prominent. 
BOYSENBERRY... 
THE NEW BOYSENBERRY is the finest berry yet developed. Enormous size, 1% to 2 
inches in length. Sensational for its productiveness and hardiness. Enormous returns 
on your investment and a great berry for home and market. 
GOOSEBERRY... 
CARRIE—A marvel of productiveness and a great gooseberry in every way. When 
fully ripe is maroon in color and of good quality. It is a strong grower and holds 
its foliage late in summer. 
DOWNING—Large and round, light green with distinct veins; fruit is soft, juicy and 
finely flavored; vigorous and productive variety; skin smooth. One of the best. 
HOUGHTON—Size medium, pale red, sweet and juicy; is a vigorous grower, abundant 
bearer and free from mildew. 
RASPBERRIES... 
THE RASPBERRY is one of the most popular fruits. This delicious fruit is always in 
demand and brings good prices on the market. They are easily grown with a little 
care and the newer varieties are very productive. We are only listing two varieties, 
one black and one red, and you will find them leaders in hardiness, quality and pro- 
duction. i 
CUMBERLAND—The largest of all black caps; a healthy, vigorous grower, throwing 
up stout, stocky, well-branched canes that produce immense crops of magnificent 
BOYSENBERRY berries. A most profitable berry for home and market. . 
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