BERRY PLANTS — RHUBARB 11 

CUTHBERT RED RASPBERRY 
This berry has often been called ''Cassberry’’ here and has long been the main .crop 
red raspberry here. It is of good size, good color, good flavor, good raspberry aroma, fairly 
firm and a fairly good shipper. 
INDIAN SUMMER RED RASPBERRY 
Like one of its parents, the Lloyd George, this berry bears two crops, a spring or summer 
crop and a fall crop. The quality is good and the season very early. The plants are 
vigorous, upright, hardy, healthy and productive. The fruit is large, juicy, tender, mild 
subacid. Not subject to mosaic disease and is extremely hardy, even in Canada. A grower 
in this county got a few of these plants two years ago and in the fall phoned me that 
they were wonderful, saying they had grown large and branched out and had a fine crop 
of large, wonderful, delicious berries, and he wanted 200 or 250 more; when I got them 
in he took 500. 
LLOYD GEORGE RED RASPBERRY 
A very excellent raspberry, grown successfully on this Coast for years, and is one of 
the parents of Washington, Willamette and Indian Summer. On this Coast it bears two 
crops a year, like Indian Summer. It is of large size, delicious flavor, with small seeds and 
very fine texture and is very productive. A little too soft for long distance shipping, but is 
one of the finest raspberries for jams, jellies and preserving, as well as eating fresh. 
MUNGER BLACK RASPBERRY 
This blackcap is well adapted to California conditions and has been the main com- 
mercial blackcap here for a number of years, with big, juicy berries. 
CUMBERLAND BLACK RASPBERRY 
The Cumberland blackcap has been declared to be the finest blackcap on the market. 
According to the bulletin of the California College of Agriculture: “Cumberland is consid- 
ered the best black raspberry for the Southwest. It has sold well on markets in Southern 
California. The plant is vigorous and productive but normally yields about 25 per cent less 
than red varieties. The fruit is large, roundish conical, firm, and of good quality. The season 
is late and long.’’ Blackcaps bring more money on the market than red raspberries. 
SODUS PURPLE RASPBERRY 
This new purplecap is extremely large, firm, medium purple in color, ESE, ane 
good in quality. It is said to surpass all others in growth of cane and in prod nO is 
extremely vigorous, hardy and drought resistant. It does well in California and eG to be 
precocious, yielding berries the same year as planted if given good care. It ripens later 
than Washington and Cuthbert, thus extending the raspberry season. 
(See Prices on Page 19) 
