RAS PBERRIE S 

BLACK RASPBERRY 
HONEYSWEET—the queen of the black Raspberries. Extra large, 
sweet, and oh, so delicious! Fruits in July. We offer large 2 year 
plants. 
$2.25 per 10, $20.00 per 100 
RED RASPBERRIES 
INDIAN SUMMER (Everbearing)—One of the earliest to fruit in the 
summer. Gives you a generous Fall crop. —_ 
$2.50 per 10 _ . 
LATHAM—The big giant ra Fai 2 year trangplpnts 
$2.25 per\l10, $20.00 per 100/ 
BLAC Sle hid 
BLOWERS—Extremely large, averaging 1 inch in diameter and 14 to 
1% inches long; exceedingly sweet, with no perceptible core; won- 
derfully vigorous, many of the canes reaching 14 feet in length; 
perfectly hardy. 
EARLY HARVEST—Berries rather small, very juicy, sweet, and of 
excellent quality; canes strong and upright in Se with few 
thorns; an enormous bearer. 
Strong 2 Year Plants, $2.25 per 10, $20.00 per 100 
STRAW BERRIE S 
Extra Fine Field Grown Plants, $3.25 per 100 
EXTRA-EARLY STRAWBERRIES 
BEACON—The best early variety in existence. Very productive. Large, 
glossy red, firm and refreshing. 
MARSHALL—Large; handsome; dark crimson; flesh firm, rich; moder- 
ately productive. 
MID-JUNE STRAWBERRIES 
BOUQUET—Big plant, berry, and crop. Glossy red, firm, delicious. 
Ships long distances. 
BLISS—Berry of supreme quality, fragrant, high-flavored; glossy red, 
large; very productive. 
GLEN MARY—Large sometimes flattened; light red, sweet and rich; 
very productive. 
JUMBO—A mammoth plant and a whale of a berry. It’s a good one, 
too. Try it. 
McKINLEY—Large; handsome; of excellent quality, and very pro- 
ductive. 
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