
MORRISON BLACKCAP 
© The Outstanding New Late Season Raspberry ® 



New Morrison Blackeap 
MORRISON Berries hold up longer in grocery 
and market displays. They will outyield other black 
raspberry varieties and finally They Make More 
Doilars for the Grower. 

SCARFF’S BERRY PLANTS ARE BETTER 
1. Over 50 years’ experience with small fruit 
plants and we now offer the best varieties for home 
and commercial pianting. 
2. Heavy, well-rooted plants in excellent growing 
condition. You can depend on satisfaction with the 
stock we send you. 
3. All raspberry plants have been twice in- 
spected in the field in the growing season and may 
i shipped into any state, except certain counties in 
yregon. 

A Money Maker For the Commercial Grower and a Berry 
that You Will Be Proud to Produce 
Originated in Northern Ohio as a chance seedling 
by the late Fred Morris 
We quote Mr. Morris: “In fruit it has the biggest black raspberries 
that I have ever seen and I have been growing Cumberland for years 
but they look small beside the Morris (Introduced as Morrison). Had 
vines that were 12 years old and still doing well.” 
MORRISON is being enthuslosticelly ac- 
cepted by the commercial growers who have 
seen it. Here is what they say: 
“Not just another Black Cap.” 
‘Largest Black Raspberry I have ever seen.” 
“The most promising late black raspberry grow- 
ing at the New York Station.’’—Geo. L. Slate. 
“Morrison proving the most outstanding Black 
wate have ever seen and I guess I have grown most 
of them.” 
“Larger and firmer than Cumberland. Does not 
crumble. Hold their size to the last of the picking 
season.” 
Our experience to date (1945) with this New 
Morrison Raspberry, after having it grown in 
many sections of the United States, is that it 
does the best in the Northern half of the fruit 
belt—north of Cincinnati, Ohio. For Central 
and Southern sections the Bristol Black Cap 
seems best adapted. 
Mr. S. P. Crossman, County Agent, reports: 
“The Morrison berry is somewhat the most at- 
tractive berry that I have ever seen and I have 
traveled in most of the bramble sections in several 
states at fruiting time. With us the berry ripens 
slightly later than Cumberland, is considerably 
larger, very dark glossy in color and sells at a 
premium at all times.” 
MORRISON excells as a berry for both home and 
commercial planting. The large attractive berries 
meet all culinary requirements. They are high in 
quality, firm texture, juicy, not so seedy as other 
blackcaps. 
Paul Bryan May 1, 1945 Indiana 
I received the Strawberry plants you sent me 
in first class condition and I have never ‘seen 
plants with sturdier roots. So far, I have not 
lost a plant. 
LOGAN BLACK CAP 
Highly Resistant to Mosaic and Other Virus Diseases 
Every grower of Black Cap Raspberries showtd have a good block of this Logan variety. It is the best early 
Black Cap grown In Ohio and yields as heavy a crop as any midseason variety. It withstands dry, hot weather 
better than other Black Caps. 
Most Dependable 
Early Black Raspberry 
The Logan is not a new variety here 
in Ohio as it has been grown for a 
number of years in one of our largest 
commercial berry sections. Among these 
growers this variety salt 
through sheer merit has 
replaced other standard 
kinds until at present 
more than three-fourths 
of the plantings are New 
Logan, The berry ripens 
one week earlier than 
Cumberland; it is a heav- 
fer ylelder and the glossy 
black berries are as large 
as that variety. It holds 
well through drought and 
in fact the last picking has always 
proven as fresh and free from seedi- 
Hse and tendency to crumble as the 
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Early Market 
One of the New Logan’s outstand- 
ing characteristics is its resistance 
to the more serious virus diseases of 
raspberries. It seems to outclass all 
other black cap varieties in 
this respect and this is one 
of the primary reasons why 
it has gained popularity 
among the growers who de- 
pend on black raspberries 
for their livelihood. 

The Raspberry plants of- 
fered on pages 6 and 7 of 
this Catalog are State Cer- 
tified plants complying with 
the standards of inspection 
set up by the Central Plant Board and 
may be shipped anywhere in the UV. 8. 
(except certain counties in Oregon). 
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