SMALL FRUIT PLANTS 
Blackberries, Raspberries and Dewberries are 
very profitable fruits for the home and market. They 
are all of delicious flavor and can be used for the 
table in many ways. Their canes should be pro- 
tected during winter. 
Prices on Blackberries, Dewberries and Rasp- 
DO NOT order less than five 
of any one variety. 
berries. 
5 10 25 100 
All Varieties $ .44 $ .80 $1.75 $6.00 
These are postpaid prices on No. 1 stock. 
BLACK RASPBERRY PLANTS 
CUMBERLAND. It is of wonderful productiveness; 
producing regularly and uniformly very large 
crops. In size the fruit is large, far surpassing 
any other variety. 
GREGG. Early, very large and productive. 
KANSAS BLACKCAP. Berries large; heavy bearer. 
RED RASPBERRY PLANTS 
CUTHBERT. A strong grower and very productive, 
large, bright red, fruit firm, of very fine quality. 
Season medium to late; a good one for market 
or home use. Is doing well everywhere. 
LATHAM. This berry is the leading berry wherever 
raspberries can be grown. High quality, large, 
hardy, better shipper than many other varieties. 
Good color. One account of its good qualities, it 
is now planted more extensively than any other 
red raspberry. 
CHIEF. A bright red ‘’no crumbling,’’ good shipper, 
and of delicious taste. Supplements Latham by 
ripening ten days earlier. A new Minnesota 
product. 
COLUMBIAN. Very large, purplish color. Some- 
what soft; of rich flavor and fine for canning. 
Bush vigorous and a dandy cropper. 
EVERBEARING RASPBERRY 
PLANTS 
INDIAN SUMMER. A superior type of raspberry 
that bears a beautiful red fruit of wonderful 
flavor. More prolific and a larger berry. Canes 
are large and grow rapidly, bearing early and 
throughout the summer. 
ST. REGIS. Berries bright crimson, of large size, 
fine and meaty, with a rich, luscious, true rasp- 
berry flavor. It is wonderfully prolific, the fruit 
beginning to ripen with the earliest and continu- 
ing well into October. The canes are stocky, of 
strong growth, with an abundance of dark green 
feathery foliage. 


CHIEF 
DEWBERRIES 
LUCRETIA. In size and quality this low growing 
or trailing blackberry equals any of the upright 
sorts. Its berries ripen before raspberries are 
gone, are large, sweet, soft and luscious through- 
out, with no hard core. The vine is perfectly 
hardy, healthy and exceedingly fruitful, with 
large, showy blossoms. May be grown over 
walls, trellises or rocky slopes, where there is 
no room for other berries. 
BLACKBERRIES 
BLOWERS. Claimed to be the hardiest and most 
productive, and to bring on the market the high- 
est price of all blackberries. Fruit large size, jet 
black, of best quality; good shipper; enormous 
bearer. 
EARLY HARVEST. lis earliness, combined with 
good shipping qualities, makes it a very profit- 
able variety. The fruit is of medium size, firm and 
attractive in appearance. Dwarf and compact 
grower. 
ELDORADO. Of late introduction, being vigorous 
and hardy in most localities. The berries are 
large, coal black, flavor sweet and melting and 
have no hard core. Very firm and therefore an 
excellent market variety. 
SNYDER. Berries of medium size, sweet, melting. 
Very hardy and wonderfully productive. Valu- 
able for cold climates as it leads where hardiness 
is a consideration. Early. 

KANSAS BLACKCAP 

74 THE WESTERN SEED COMPANY, DENVER, COLORADO 
