RASPBERRIES 

Taylor, New Red 
Raspberries along with grapes and other small fruits produce fruit soon after 
planting. One year plants set this spring will produce a few fruits this year and a 
good crop the following year. After testing both one and two year plants we find 
that the one year plants are by far the best. About twice as much fruit is produced 
the second year from one year plants and they are much easier to get established. 
We advise planting as early in the Spring as the conditions will permit. Late plant- 
ings are usually not satisfactory as the plants are slow in becoming established 
and many of them may die if weather conditions are unfavorable. Berry plants 
require very little space and will grow well in any soil that is of average fertility. 
Nitrate of Soda is the best fertilizer. We are listing below the best of the new 
varieties as well as the most popular older sorts. 
Prices of all Raspberries and Blackberries, 1 yr., No. 1 plants. 
12 for $2.10; 25 for $4.00; 100 for $12.00. 
INDIAN SUMMER-—Red. New everbearing raspberry. First crop ripens early summer. Autumn 
crop starts ripening in early September and continues through October. Fruit is large, fine flavored. 
Plants vigorous, productive. The best fall bearing raspberry. Very hardy. Will stand —40°. 
TAYLOR—Red, New. Very high quality, attractive, firm. Plants are very vigorous, free from dis- 
ease. Ripens a few days after Latham. Plants are very productive. Probably the best of all red 
berries. 
Order early this year. 
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