





Order 
Early 
Good Black 
Raspberry 
| plants are scarc- 
| er than ever this 
Meatoe Ores 
early. We will 
_ reserve the 
plants for you until ship- 
ing time. 

















“What is so rare as a day in 
June.” Yes, but Gem also bears 
when the FROST is on the 
“punkin”. 
, Cultural Note: Plant rasp- 
» berries 4 to 6 feet apart; rows 
5 to 7 feet apart; good soil, 
full sun. 
Black 
Raspberries 
Logan. Earliest of Blacks. Ripen a week ahead of Cum- 
berland. Berries firm and solid—no crumbling—large, 
glossy, purplish black. Rich, spicy flavor. Sturdy 
grower, heavy yielder. 
Cumberland Black Raspberry. The best midseason black. 
Hardy, fruitful, strong, tall grower. Large, delicious 
berries. Easily grown. 
PRICES—Logan and Cumberland. 1-year plants. 
T2etOre 1 10 75 for $ 5.34 300 for $20.20 
25 for 2.04 100 for 7.00 500 for 33.40 
50 for 3.70 200 for 13.60 ‘1000 for 65.00 


Raspberries 

PRICES St. Regis Everbearing. Bears fall 
All Red and summer. Strong grower, 
Raspberries heavy producer. Hardy in all 
climates. Berries medium large, 
12 for .$: 1.10 bright red, delicious. 
25 for 2.04 Chief. Earliest red. Hardy, healthy, 
50 for 3.70 heavy yielder, deep red fruit. 
75 for 5.34 Large, good shipper. 
a aS se Latham. The Late Red. Berries 
: nearly 1 inch, deep red, not 
: en ee, S| 500 for 33.40 crumbly, delicious. Bears heav- 
a 6S 1000 for 65.00 ily. Hardy. Fruits for years. 
