BLACKBERRIES 
ALFRED BLACKBERRY. One of the finest of all early blackberries. 
Very productive, superior in quality, berries very large and prac- 
tically free from seed. Very juicy. Plant is a thrifty grower, ex- 
tremely hardy and bears young. 
EARLY HARVEST. (Early.) Glossy black, medium size, good quality, 
not very hardy, requiring protection in the north. 
ELDORADO. (Late.) Thrives on poor soil better than other varieties. 
Extra firm, sweet full flavored berries. 
McDONALD. (Very Early.) A blackberry-dewberry hybrid. It is 
large, oblong, very good quality; drought-resistant, vigorous grower; 
plant in rows 8 to 10 feet apart. The vine trails on the ground the 
first season like the dewberry, but grows upright the next year. 
Grown in Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. Not hardy and is self- 
sterile. Plant every fourth row with Lucretia Dewberry or Early 
Harvest to develop good berries. 

Eldorado * 
Blackberry 



BLACKBERRY PRICES 





Eldorado 
Early Harvest [| 10 25 100 
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RASPBERRIES 
25 100 
Se AE nee $0.80 $1.60 $5.50 
2aVCOP Rho n ear 1:10 PLS 7.95 
CHIEF. (Red.) Latest and best addition to Red 
Raspberry varieties. Might well be called Early 
Latham; has all Latham’s good qualities plus 
the advantage of ripening ten days earlier, yield- 
ing heavier and of much better flavor and ship- 
ping qualities. 
CUMBERLAND. — (Black.) (Midseason.) The 
most widely planted black raspberry because of 
its productiveness and quality. Berries are extra 
large, fine and sweet. | yr., spring only. 
CUTHBERT. (Red.) (Late.) The best red be- 
cause of its superior quality and flavor. Berries 
are large, rich crimson, firm and one of the best 
for canning. 
LATHAM. Rich brilliant red, large and firm berry. 
Perfectly hardy, very heavy producer and most 
resistant to Mosaic. Originated in Minnesota. 





ape MORRISON BLACK RASPBERRY 
Originated in northern Ohio, pronounced the most promising 
late black raspberry being tested at New York Experiment Sta- 
tion. Berries extremely large, many measuring over three-fourths 
inch in diameter, and do not crumble. A little later than Cumber- 
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STRAWBERRIES on fing dark ln coer, bere old up well ater pickin 
4 for 60c; 10 for $1.35; 25 for $2.70. 
AROMA. (Midseason to Late.) The favored mid- 
season shipping berry which has made the Ozarks 
famous as producers of the world’s finest berries. 
Large, firm, delicious berries which stand shipping 
extra well. 
BLAKEMORE. Extra early, bright red berry. Highly 
flavored and a tremendous yielder; self-pollenizing. 
A heavy plant maker. Easy to develop a full, wide 
row the first season. Fine for quick freezing stor- 
age. 
DORSETT. A bright flaming red berry that fairly 
sparkles its rich, tempting goodness. Marvelous 
quality and beauty. Wonderful producer and plant 
maker. Splendid shipper. 
SENATOR DUNLAP. A very popular berry noted for 
dependability and productiveness. A medium sized, 
deep glossy red berry of rich, sweet flavor and very 
good quality. 
Strawberries for Spring Shipment Only. 
25 Plants 50 Plants 100 Plants 200 Plants 
Prices ..$0.60 $1.00 $1.75 $2.95 



