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longer than Nectar, not Nectar longer than Boysen. Nectar 
seems to outyield Boysen, and being earlier in starting to 
ripen, is through before Boysen. 
/ THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY 
A large commercial berry grower in Oregon told us last 
summer that the Thornless Boysen outyields the thorny kind, 
in spite of the berries being smaller, as well as being 
much easier to pick as well as less expensive, and the vines 
much easier to handle. And a Tennessee grower wrote us this 
fall that the Thornless Boysen outyielded the thorny Boysen 
by 20%, and that was not guess work, and sent reports from 
other points in the South to the same effect. 
V THORNLESS LOGANBERRY 
The Oregon Experiment Station told us last summer that 
the Thornless Logan does just as well as the thorny kind, 
while the Oregon grower mentioned in the above item on 
Thornless Boysen told us that the Thornless Logan outyields 
the thorny Logan, as well as being much easier and less ex- 
pensive to pick, and the vines easier to handle. 
y WILLAMETTE RASPBERRY 
This is avery large berry, dark red, delicious 
flavor, highly productive and easy to pick. It is very mea- 
ty and juicy, and it appeals to the buying public on sight 
on account of its unusually large size, and growers prefer 
it because of its large size, high yield and ease of pick- 
ing which reduces picking cost, the fruiting spurs standing 
out, holding the berries out where they are easy to reach 
in picking, having a decided advantage over the Washington 
raspberry in this respect, although the Washington has a 
slight edge in flavor. Plantings we saw last summer both in 
Oregon and in Ventura, Calif., were doing wonderfully well, 
larger, more productive and easier to pick than Washington. 
This is an outstanding variety, and you will be pleased 
with it. 
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GUARANTEE: We try to furnish the best stock to be had, 
and exercise the greatest care to keep our varieties pure 
and true to nume and as represented. But if any should 
prove untrue to label, we will, at our option, either re- 
place the plants or refund the purchase price. It is mutu- 
ally agreed by the purchaser and ourselves that,shall not 
be liable for any amount greater than the original price. 
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“ MUNGER & WINDFALL BLACKCAPS. .These both do well in Oregon and 
are good berries. Windfall yield heavy the first year and decrease in © 
yield as the years go on, but are a bigger berry. Munger starts producing 
heavy usually the second year and on and are a little smaller berry. 
Munger does well here; have no reports on how Windfall does here. 

