INDIAN 
SUMMER 
New Everbearing Red 
Raspberry 
Here is a distinctly new type of 
everbearer, unlike any older kind. 
“Marvelous” justly describes In- 
dian Summer. The quantity, size 
and quality of the berries it pro- 
duces in September, October and November 
are truly marvelous because they are so far 
superior to any other everbearer. With such 
a berry you can make worth-while profits 
from the high prices always paid for off- 
season fruit. You get a good early crop in 
the regular season, too. 
We Recommend This 
New Everbearer 
Berries are uniform, rich red, thimble- 
shaped, large and juicy; flavor a true, tart, 
delicious raspberry. St. Regis berries are 
small and poor by comparison. A thrifty 
grower and heavy producer. Another N. Y. Station berry. 
/ You have never seen any fall berries as good in every way as 
INDIAN SUMMER. Be sure to plant this spring. 
A full-sized, heavy-bearing, fine quality, real red raspberry 
that bears in September, October and November. 
Makes money because its big fall crop of fine fruit can be 
depended on for high out-of-season prices. 
Indian Summer is as good a fall bearing raspberry as Masto- 
don is an everbearing strawberry—and that is saying a lot. 
Ti aylo GIANT-SIZE BETTER 
LATE BERRY 
This new variety has every quality needed to make it a perfect 
berry. Berries larger than any other, except Newburgh, uniform: 


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INDIAN SUMMER 
PRICES 
1 yr. 2 yr. 
No.1 Bearing 
Plants Age 
and pointed in shape, very firm (will not crumble when pick- 12. ¢ forsee. $ 1.60 $ 1.95 
ing) bright snappy red color—all qualities that make TAYLOR =e pol eeren me mer 
an ideal shipper, arriving in best appearance to bring highest | 100 for... : 9.95 
prices. Its large size holds up well over a very long season. Its [| 200 for... 
deliciously sweet flavor and thick juicy flesh make it just right J 300 for........... 
for eating; canning-and preserving at, homes ee ee eee ee eee 
Outstanding in Every Good Quality 
An unusually upright strong-caned grower, 
makes picking easy and keeps the fruit well 
off the ground. Exceptionally hardy under 
severe weather conditions. Crops unusually 
heavy. Originated by New York Expt. Sta- [ 12 for........ 
tion; best of its recent new kinds. TAYLOR [| 29 for........ 
is-really fine: 22004 (0 a ee en ee ee 
Golden Queen 
Yellow. Raspberry 
Think of great, golden-yellow ‘“‘red”’ raspberries 
of sugary sweetness—that’s Golden Queen. There 
is nothing finer for table and ¢anning than this 
heavy bearing, unusual and beautiful fruit. Canes 
are thrifty, hardy and almost free of thorns. 
(NOTE—the 2 year Transplants will begin bear- 
ing this year.) 
PRICE: 1 yr. No. 1, each 25c; 3 for 60c; 6 for 95c; 
12 for $1.65; 25 for $2.75; 50 for $4.95; 100 
for $8.45. 
2 yr. No. 1 Trans., each 40c; 3 for 95c; 6 for 
$1.50; 12 for $2.45; 25 for $4.15; 50 for $7.50; 
100 for $13.95. 






TAYLOR PRICES 
lyr. Za yr. 
No.1 Bearing 
Plants Age 













