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SMALL FRUITS Grapes - Berries - Asparagus 
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BERRY VINES 
Select 1 yr. plants 6 25 100 
35c $1.25 $4.50 
RASPBERRIES— 
RED—THE CHIEF. Early very 
heavy bearer with fragrant firm 
berries. 
LATHAM. Strong and vigorous 
grower. Large solid fruit outyield- 
ing all others. Rosy red. 
BLACK — CUMBERLAND. The 
best black raspberry producing 
large crops of juicy not seedy 
plants 
ELDORADO. The best blackberry 
grown. Heavy bearer, excellent 
flavor. Fruit 3 to 4 times the size 
of wild berries. 
large fruits. 
early Erape. 

GRAPES 
Only largest 2 year old No. 1 
Each 25c 5 for $1.00 10 for $1.89 
CATAWBA — RED Thritty, 
berries. productive. 
CONCORD—BLUE Best known | 
BLACKBERRIES— best grower. 
NIAGARA—WHITE Best white, ~ 
WORDEN — PURPLE Popular 



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Grow Your Own Berries and Fruit 
a.’ - RHUBARB 
3 for 35e 12 for $1. 20 
APPLE. A giant tasty variety with crisp tender 
tems. Whole roots. Not divided clumps. — 
RUBY RED RHUBARB 
New 50c each; 3 for $1.39 
Bright red ruby stems, splendid non-acid flavor. Cut 
all summer. 
ASPARAGUS | 
Large 2 year old Roots 
10 for 30e «25 for60c 100 for $1.93 
WASHINGTON—Giant Rust resistant strain with 
long cutting period. Cut 1 year after planting. . 
STRAWBERRIES 
~ Select vigorous young plants. Order early as best 
results are obtained from early planted berries. 
25 for 50c | 100 for $1. 50 
PREMIER—Main crop, best and most dependable. 
MAYTIME — Exceptionally early, les 2) plump 
berries, ay me 
AROMA—Old favorite variety for rot: dry 1 locations. 
FAIRMORE—Large firm fruit ‘for shipping. , 
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GANDY—Late large Tipe berries, e uy ice 



FLOWERING CRABS 
The ornamental Crabs are excellent for small specimen trees. 
They grow 15 to 18 ft. high when fully grown. 
Each 69¢ 3 for $2.00 4 to 5 ft. Trees 
CARMINE CRAB. Malus aldenheimensis. Semi-dauble flowers, 
buds light crimson opening to brighter vinous red. 
FLORIBUNDA CRAB. Malus floribunda atropurpurea. Large 
single crimson flowers with attractive red folage in spring. 
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PURPLE LEAVED CRAB. Malus eleyi. 25 ft. Arnone red- 
dish folage in spring aie to pink. Single pink flowers, 
showy red fruit. 
BALD CYPRESS—3-4 ft. Trees. TAXODIUM. DISTICHUM — 
A conifer that sheds its leaves in the winter. Handsome fast 
growing tree up to 100 feet high. A really distinct and different 
tree. 75¢ each; 3 for $2.00. 
KENTUCKY COFFEE TREE. 2 to 3 ft. trees: Gopeteclaiius 
dioica. Rare native tree growing to 80 ft. high New folage 
pink then green then yellow in fall. Leaves much divided. Seed 
pods conspicuous all winter. 50c; 3 for $1.39. 
DOGWOOD. PINK. Cornus florida rubra. 18 ft. extremely showy 
‘ bright pink facted flowers. Grafter on white Dogwood. An ex- 
Se operation in the nut 2-3 ft. trees. $1.00 each, 3 for 
2.50. 
ORIENTAL WALNUT. 4 to 5 ft. trees. Juglans sieboldiana. 
Shapely nut bearing tree, faster growing hen our native Walnut. 
Grows to 50 ft. high. $1. 00; 3 for $2.50. 
SMOKE TREE. Rhus cotinoides. Forms a shoe cial Pe, 10 
to 15 feet high covered in spring with smoky yellow flowers in 
panicled clusters becoming plume likt. Besides the showy spring 
flowers the foliage assumes most peent aut ne 8 to 4 
ft. plants. 75¢; 3 for $2.00. Uc er 2 
YELLOW WOOD. 18 to 24 in. aoe Cilaeastan’ lutea. Fan, in- 
teresting hardy tree to 40 ft. high. Has rooping panicles of 
fragrant yellow flowers. Foliage ae saelowe in: fall. 50c; 
3 for $1. 39. Ber 

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