aysenkerries 
A “Whopper” of a Berry—Often Measuring an 
Inch Across 

PRICE: No. 1 Selected plants, 3 for 90c; 6 for $1.50; 
10 for $1.80; 25 for $3.30. 
This is the berry which has created such a sensation through- 
out the United States. A tremendous bearer of immense ber- 
ries, often 1/2 to 2 inches long, of the highest quality. No 
matter whether used fresh or canned, or in pies or jelly, it stands 
supreme. No other berry has ever been received so enthusi- 
astically or planted so widely. Late July. - 
With some protection where the thermometer drops more 
than 10 degrees below zero, they can be grown almost anywhere 
other berries can be successfully grown. 
For field culture spacing 8 feet apart in the rows with rows 
8 feet apart is recommended. In smaller plots ‘this may be 
varied to suit local conditions but plants should not be set closer 
than 6 feet in the rows. 
These plants are strong, extra large, 2 years old. Will take 
hold at once and produce heavily the second year. 
THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY 
PRICE: No. 1, Selected plants, 3 for $1.15; 6 for $2.05; 
10 for $2.55; 25 for $4.65. 
This amazing new berry has the same big, juicy, delicious | 
fruit as the regular Boysenberry. The vines are absolutely thorn- | 
less, making the cultivation of same and picking easy. They can 
be trained to a trellis or wire. Late July. 
HOW TO GROW BOYSENBERRIES 
Set plants 8 by 8 ft. in and between rows. Let the vines creep 
on the ground the first year. To be safe, cover the plants with 
straw, leaves or soil before heavy frosts. When the buds appear, | 
tie the vines to the wire or trellis about.2'/2 ft. above the ground. 
After fruiting, cut the plants to the ground and burn vines. Re- 
peat this practice every year. 



Maloneys BEACH PLUM 


























(Prunus Maritima) 






































































A Fine Shrub for the Garden That Bears 
Edible Fruit 











































































Lovely white or pale pink flowers in late June; this 
irregular shape shrub grows about 8 feet tall, bearing 
purple fruit in September which makes an excellent 
jelly of unique flavor. 































































































Good for dry soil, also at the seashore. 
PRICE: Large 3 to 4 ft., $1.50 each. 
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