Northern Grown 
RASPBERRIES 
Will do well on any soil that will produce a good corn 
crop. Land should be thoroughly prepared and well enriched; 
ground bone is one of the best fertilizers. Keep well culti- 
vated and free from weeds and suckers. As soon as through 
bearing, cut out old wood to give more vigor to the young 
canes. All Raspberries are benefited by mulching both in 
summer and winter. Plant in rows 5 feet apart, 3 feet apart 
in the row. 
BLACK RASPBERRIES 
. Originated in northern Ohio by the 
New Morrison late Fred Morris. We quote Mr. Mor- 
ris: “In fruit, it has the biggest 
black raspberries that I ever saw and I have been growing 
Cumberland for years, but they look small besides the Morri- 
son. Very drought-resistant—will produce a’ nice crop where 
other varieties are practically a failure. Very hardy. Ripens 
midseason to late. New Morrison stands head and shoulders 
above other standard blackcap varieties, and its distribution 
will certainly give new life to the blackcap industry.” Order 
early—get in on the ground floor—supply of plants very 
limited. 
Postpaid, 25 for $4.00; 50 for $7.00. 
Express, 100 for $12.00. 
CUMBERLAND. Allen’s Ohio Grown Pedigreed Plants— 
they are three times inspected, they are worth more 
money to you, having been graded by an expert Black 
Raspberry grower. Fresh dug and as near disease-proof 
as can be procured in America. Cumberland is 
largest and firmest of all Black Cap Raspberries— 
healthy, vigorous grower, heavy bearer, flavor 
sweet, and is after all the years the main cropper 
of all Black. We advise buying these northern in- . 
spected plants. 
PerlO Per25 Per100 
By mail, postpaid............$1.00 $2.25 $8.00 
Per 100 Per 1000 
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Raspberries 
State inspected 
against disease three 
times by state inspec- 
tors, graded carefully 
by our Small Fruit 
Foreman. All Raspber- 
ries will be given more 
care this season than 
we ever have given 
them before. We intend 
to make sure that Rasp- 
berry plants leave our 
cellar in guaranteed 
condition. 



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RED RASPBERRIES 
Red Raspberry, New. It is about the size of 
° 
Sun Tlse Latham, 10 to 15 days earlier, color bright red, 
makes more attractive basket than most any 
sort, good heavier bearer, and one of the coming home and commer- 
cial sorts, has fine color and extra good flavor. : 
Postpaid, 10 plants, $2.25; 25 plants, $4.10. 
Express collect, 100 for $12.00; 1000 for $70.00. 





INDIAN SUMMER. New Everbearing Red Raspberry or Fall Bear- 
er. Berries large, conical, much superior in quality and size to 
any other of this type; we recommend this. 
Postpaid, 25 plants, $4.00; by express, 100 for $12.00. 
LATHAM. The new mosaic-free, hardy Red Raspberries. This re- 
markable and very desirable new variety makes its commercial 
advent at an opportune time, when critical inspection and official 
control work hardship for any stock not perfectly free from 
mosaic or other Raspberry affliction. This type is certified ab- 
solutely mosaic-free, and acceptable anywhere. Latham is per- 
fectly hardy, withstanding Manitoba winters without protection. 
Its production is superlative, outyielding even Cuthbert. The 
berries are large and round, with profitable shipping firmness. 
The color is a richly brilliant red, an eye-catcher on 
market stands, a delightful table feature, and a per- 
fect canned exhibit. 
By mail, postpaid, 10 for $2.00. 
re 2 No. 1 Heavy Plants, 100 for $10.00; 1000 for 
-00. 
SODUS. New Purple Raspberry. Ex- 
tra good quality, not crumbly like 
Columbian, very vigorous in growth, 
an extra heavy bearer, apparently 
free from winter injury, and to date 
have been apparently free from 
disease. We think this is more than 
worthy of a trial by home garden- 
ers and commercial planters. 
25 for $3.50; 100 for $10.00; 1000 for 
$65.00. 25 postpaid, balance express 
or freight. 
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