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INSTRUCTIONS 
PLANTING RASPBERRIES, 
BLACKBERRIES, DEWBERRIES, 
YOUNGBERRIES, BOYSENBERRIES 
The above varieties resemble one an- 
other in general cultural needs. 
WHAT TO PLANT—Strong plants of 
any variety in this catalog are good. 
WHERE—Plant in almost any soil. 
However, berries grow best in rich soil. 
WHEN—Plant in early spring or fall. 
HOW—Work ground evenly and thor- 
oughly. Make hole large enough to ac- 
commodate roots without cramping. 
Cover crown of plant 1 to 2 inches, be- 
ing sure the roots are not turned up 
or crowded. Firm dirt around roots. but 
keep surface of ground loose. In mid- 
summer after canes have grown, pinch 
top about two feet above ground to 
make branch. The second year after 
harvesting the crop, cut out all old 
canes. Repeat year after year. Culti- 
vation and fertility are essential for 
good. thrifty, disease-free plants. 
PLANTING DIST AN CE—Raspberries 
and Blackberries 3 ft. by 6 ft.; Young- 
berries, Boysenberries and MDewberries 
Grit te, DY iOy ite A Basket of Cumberland Raspberries 
CULTURAL ADVICE FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL RASPBERRY GROWING 
Piant dependable, high yielding and disease resistant varieties listed on this page. Any plants that show signs of 
disease should be removed and burned. Plant early as possible in the spring. In order to promote strong, stocky 
plants pinch tops of new canes, when 18 inches tall, each summer, this makes more lateral branches resulting in 
heavier yields. Liberal quantities of manure and high nitrogen fertilizers are very beneficial. To maintain clean 
thrifty plants and control anthracnose use 1 lb. dry lime and sulphur to 5 gallons of water and spray in early 
spring before foliage starts. Also advisable to dust foliage throughout summer with sulphur. Cultivate regularly 
throughout the summer checking growth in late August because of danger from winter injury. 
CUMBERLAND (2.0: fo cot. tcr | BLAGK BEAUTY fisting sais: Succ 
One of the most profitable as a market berry. extra well and very disease-resistant. Popular with com- 
GHIEF 1411—New variety. Ripens earlier than mercial growers. 
Latham, greater hardiness, more disease-re- 
sistant, bears more abundantly. Beautiful bright red fruit. 0 1416--Have you ever seen 
Prices see below. GOLDEN JUEEN a yellow raspberry? Golden 
1412—-Latham is extra re- | Queen is a delicious and desirable productive variety of 
GIANT LATHAM sistant..to. disease and” in- great beauty. Fine for desserts, jams, jellies, etc. Prices 
sects. Vigorous grower that yields largest crops of | °° below. 
mammoth sized berries. Famous for quality, bright red 
color and absence of seeds. Very hardy growing and NEW LOGAN 1417—By far the best early 
producing in coldest parts of Northwest. The most popular black cap. Large, glossy, high 
and most planted of all Red Raspberries. quality fruit. 
NEW RED GIANT EVERBEARER INDIAN SUMMER aictoes: "iatest to ripen: 
bears a full crop in June and an immense crop in the fall. A sensation because of its size, flavor, and unusual 
beauty. Wonderful keeping qualities. Berries are glossy red, conical in shape, and of extra large size. The greatest 
all-purpose Raspberry. The fall crops, when Raspberries are scarce and therefore highly prized, are heavier than 
the earlier ones. Price see below. . 
PRICES OF ALL RASPBERRIES LISTED ON THIS PAGE 
BEST Size #1 GRADE GOOD Size #2 GRADE 














500 40 100 500 
CHPEErsCa betas) joey $24.90 $ .60 $4.45 $17.25 
GIANTS. LATHAM =o 25 ct 21.75 54 3.85 14.25 
BPUAGK BEAUTY oto te 22.50 55 3.95 14.75 
CUMBERLAND?) 23800 Oe 19.25 .50 3.45 12.25 
NEW LOGAN:__-24---_~__- 27.50 .65 4.95 19.75 
GOLDEN: QUEEN______-___-_ 
NEW INDIAN SUMMER___-_ 32.50 85 6.95 27.50 
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