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trted there. It ripens 10 
trial grounds. 
RED RASPBERRIES 
SUNRISE. The new Sunrise 1s safu to be ase 
hardy as the Latham and almost two weeks 
earlier in ripening which will quite often 
result in its escape from the extreme ary 
heat ‘of early July. Its qualicy and resist- 
ance to diseases rate high. Try a few plants 
in your garden. 
LATHAM. A red variety that has been giving 
excellent satisfaction over all of our ter- 
ritory. A large berry, good bearer, very 
hardy. By far the best raspberry so far 
disseminated in the rigorous climates of the 
North and West. Also most popular red-tn 
entire country. 
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The Ras pberry is one of the most delicious and pop 
ular fruits grown. For canning purposes they are un- 
excelled. They require little care and produce large 
Crops of berries. Plant 4 x 6 feet. 
BLACK RASPBERRIES 
CUMBERLAND. Berries very large and even tn size; bears very 
abundantly. Strong grower and one of the hardfest. The 
best known Black Raspberry. 
NEW LOGAN. Very disease-resistant. The Michigan Experiment 
Station claims it to be the most promising variety ever 
days earlier than the Cumberland. 
The berries are larger. Because it 1s 10 days earlier, quite 
often it is ahead of the heat period of July. In spite of 
recent heat and drouth, it has given fine results in our 

Plant in rich soil and a little shade, among trees, 
Or on north siae of trees or fence, if possible. 
ALFRED. A new, hardy Blackberry Is a vigorous grower that 
will produce a crop the year after planting. The fruit is 
much larger than the regular blackberry, small-seeded, almost 
coreless and very sweet and juicy. Alfred starts bearing about 
ten days earlier than the Eldorado and is hardy,'having stooa 



Boysenberry has created a sensation in almost all parts 
of the country. It {s a large berry, having a distinct 
and delicious flavor all tts own. 
It grows naturally close to the ground and is easily 
protected against severe winter conditions with a light 
covering of coarse material like slough-grass hay or 
wheat straw, which is advisable in Nebraska, Iowa and 
north. 
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