24 Save a Space in Your Garden for Small Fruits 


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GOOSEBERRIES 
Giant 
RASPBERRIES 
Will Bear Fruit This Summer 
Latham. Most popular of all red Rasp- 
berries. Extremely large, beautiful, 
bright red in color. Flavor is delicious 
and bears an enormous crop from late 
June to mid-July. Packed 5 toa bundle. 
$1.25 per bundle. 
Chief. Earliest of all the red Raspberries. 
Large, deep red berries, sweet and 
juicy. Always a heavy yielder. Doz. 
$2.50, 25 for $4.75. 
“Indian Summer. A New Everbearing 
Red Raspberry. Two full crops each 
season. The first on the old canes and 
the Fall crop on the new canes. Large, 
red berries of excellent quality. Hardy, 
healthy and very productive. Doz. 
$2.50, 25 for $4.75. 
Cumberland (Black). The largest black 
cap Raspberry grown. A hardy, vigor- 
ous grower. Enormous crops of large, 
glossy black, firm, juicy berries. Won- 
derful delicious flavor. Packed 5 toa 
bundle. $1.25 per bundle. 


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Downing Gooseberries 


NOTE: Blueberries re- 
quire an acid _ soil 
which contains an 
abundance of Peat 
Moss or Humus. In 
order to insure cross 
pollination, plant at 
least two different 
varieties about 3 feet 
apart. 

Indian 
Summer 
Small Gauit 
SPECIAL No. 38 
Fresh Fruit All Summer Long 
2 Blueberries 
Giant Hybrid 
BLUEBERRIES 
Almost As Big As Grapes 
Cabot. (Early.) Large, attractive, light blue 
berries in June. Low spreading plants grow- 
ing 3-4 ft. high. 
Concord. (Midseason.) Clusters of large, fine 
flavored berries almost an inch across. Tall, 
vigorous bushes. 
Jersey. (Late.) The largest Blueberry of all. Excel- 
lent producer, tall, well-shaped bush. 
Rubel. (Very late.) Heavy producer of slightly tart, 
high quality berries. Tall, attractive bushes. 
WELL ROOTED BEARING SIZE PLANTS 
12-18 in.................Each $1.35, 4 for $5.00 
18-24 in.................Each $1.75, 3 for $5.00 
6 Indian Summer Raspberries 
6 Eldorado Blackberries 
3 Fay’s Prolific Currants 
$595 

Downing. The best and hardiest variety. 
Very useful for canning and cooking. Juicy and fine flavored. 1 toa 

Fine for Pies 
Berries grow an inch across. 

BEST VARIETIES OF 
GRAPES 
Fredonia. New. The earliest black 
Grape. One of the largest, sweet- 
est and finest Grapes ever intro- 
duced. Strong, healthy growing 
vines; heavy clusters. Sept. 1. 
Moore’s Early. A large, blue 
Grape of excellent flavor. An 
early form of Concord. Large, 
compact bunches of juicy Grapes 
exceptionally fine for jelly. 
Early Sept. 
Cace. The finest new red Grape. 
Large, compact bunches of rich, 
beautiful wine red Grapes, rich, 
sugary flavor; quick growing, 
young bearing; early ripening. 
Sept. 15. 
Agawam. Large, red Grape with 
rich aromatic flavor. Large 
bunches, vigorous, productive 
vines.. Late Sept. 
Niagara. The most popular white 
Grape. Large bunches, delicious 
flavor, bears young. fine for eat- 
ing. Late Sept. 
STRONG, 2-YR. VINES 
Pas Each 75c., 3 for $1.85 











Moore’s 
Early 
