
BLUEBERRIES 
THORNLESS BERRIES 
Prices: Each 10 
1D specie aye) jolemais) ((Syemmbayr Cm, oo con ocr 35¢ $3.00 
2B WEEE WRENS: 5 aaclocaceonacoseanuceu cae 4.00 
Acme Thornless Youngberry 
(Plant Patent No. 4.) 
Superior to the parent thorny type to the extent 
that the hard punishing and annoying thorns are not 
present. In other respects there is little difference. 
Berries ripen a few days earlier. 
Thornless Loganberry 
(Plant Patent No. 82.) 
This new berry has proven far more productive 
and the berries are larger than the old thorny type 
of loganberry. A delightful, highly flavored berry of 
dark red color. The canes are larger and entirely 
thornless. 
Thornless Boysenberry 
This thornless strain has retained all the good char- 
acteristics of its parent, including its rugged, thrifty 
growth and hardiness. You can handle these canes 
with your bare hands and enjoy picking the large 
attractive fruits. 
Nectarberry 
(Price same as Thornless Varieties.) 
Richest flavor of all. Heavier yielding over a long 
period. Fruits average even larger than Boysen- 
berries. 
BLUEBERRIES 
Boyedt NOs plamuseryre ere iar $1.25 
Special prices on large orders. 
RANCOCAS — Early, large ber- 
ries, strong grower, good commer- 
cial berry. 
RUBEL—Midseason, berries me- 
dium size, flavor good, produces enor- 
mous crops. 
GROVER—Late, attractive bush, 
berries large, delicious. 
UN-NAMED VARIETIES — 10¢ 
per plant less. 
(Fruiting over long season, 
are very desirable.) 
YOUNGBERRY 
Each 10 
Heavy No.1 Plants..... 35¢ $3.00 
The fruit is very large and very 
juicy, with a rich blended flavor that 
is pleasing to nearly everyone. The 
color go very dark red that it is 
nearly black and the seeds are few 
in number and soft. The vines are 
vigorous. 
LOGAN BERRY Each 10 
Wfeavy Neal, Plam tases ee eee ee $ .35 $3.00 
The fruit is large, long, an attractive red color, and 
although it is a little sour it is highly prized by a 
very great many people for jams and jellies and for 
mixing with raspberries and other berries in jams 
and preserves. The vines are trailing and have to be 
grown on trellis. 
BOYSENBERRY ge,  w 
lleavvaeNiow l -Plamtc samira eee ee O) $3.00 
An immense new berry produced by crossing black- 
berries, raspberries, and loganberries. The flavor is 
a very pleasing blend of these varieties. It has few 
and soft seeds. The Boysenberry consistently pro- 
duces heavy crops, bears young, and the fruiting sea- 
son lasts two months. The vines are most hardy, 

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BOYSENBERRY 

14 FREIGHT PAID (Except East of Rocky Mountains) 
