STRAWBERRIES 
Spring Bearing Varieties 
25 Plants 75c; 100 Plants $2.00 
BLAKEMORE. Extra early, bright red berry favored 
for large scale planting and long distance hauling. 
Always bears a big crop of firm flavorful fruit. 
SENATOR DUNLAP. The old standby. A mid-season 
variety that grows on all types of soil and in all 
climates. A good producer and a fine berry. 
AROMA. Glossy red, pleasing flavor, very produc- 
tive and of great market value. Superior to most 
late varieties. 
IMPROVED KLONDYKE. The perfect strawberry for 
home or market. The berries are uniform in shape 
and size. Dark red in color and mild delicious 
flavor. A strong productive bearer that sells for 
fancy prices. 
Everbearing Varieties 
GEM. A large, sweet, juicy berry. Considered the 
“gem” of everbearers. Good quality, firm, glossy 
red. Good shipper, heavy producer. Fine for 
home garden. Thornless Boysenberry 
25 plants $1.25; 100 plants $2.75. 
NEW STREAMLINER. This excellent everbearer has 
everything; enormous size, rich red color, excellent BOYSENBERRIES 
flavor, honey flavor and big producer. A wonder- 
ful variety for eating fresh, canning or freezing. NEW THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY. The newest devel- 
Beats for two or three months same year planted: opment of the most delicious berries you have ever 
25) plants: $2.00; 100 plants 5.00. eaten. Huge crops of rich, tangy, juicy fruit borne 
Gem on canes as smooth as velvet. This new berry ripens 
about ten days ahead of the older varieties. The 
flavor, a combination of Raspberry, Dewberry and 
Loganberry all packed into fruits nearly two inches 
long makes them excellent for pies, canning and 
desserts. By all means you must try a few of these 
fine berries. 
$1.25 per 10; $10.00 per 100 plants 

RASPBERRIES 
CUMBERLAND. (Black) The largest and best mid- 
season black cap. Healthy, vigorous, productive, 
of firm large berries, fine in quality. One of the 
hardiest varieties. 
LATHAM. (Red) Undoubtedly the best looking red 
raspberry on the market. Produces enormous crops 
YOUNGBERRIES 
A successful new addition to the berry family, being 
a cross between the Loganberry and the Dewberry. 
: A rich dark wine color, very large. Rank and hardy, 
il easily grown. Extra productive. 
$1.00 per 10; $7.50 per 100 

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ST. REGIS EVERBEARING. (Red) Another of our fine 
red varieties. Bears fruit all summer until autumn. 
Raspberry Prices: $1.00 per 10; $8.00 per 100 


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CONCORD. It never fails. Grown successfully in every state in the union. Large bluish black 
grape. The grape’s skin is very tender, but sufficiently firm to carry to a distant market. Sweet 
and juicy. Vines grow very fast and bear the second year. Ripens first of August. 
CAMPBELL EARLY. A large black grape adapted to a wide area. Clusters and berries large 
and perfect. Flavor rich and sweet. Fine keeper. Hardy and productive. Ripens in July. 
DELAWARE. The earliest red grape. Ripens 10 days before the Concord, medium size fruit. 
Flesh is juicy, very sweet, making it ideal for dessert and wine. Vines are hardy and productive. 
Very popular in the home vineyard. 
MOORE'S EARLY. This variety ripens three weeks 
earlier before the Concord. Rich black in color, 
always loaded and always enjoyed. Taste is 
wonderful when picked from vines. Fruit very 
large. A vigorous grower and very productive. 
FREDONIA. Big compact clusters of black grapes. 
Two weeks ahead of the Concord. Fredonia with- 
stands the late spring frost. Has the most wonder- 
ful flavor. Heavy producer, fine shipper. A profit * 
winner. 
DEWBERRIES 
AUSTIN. Very large black berry highly flavored. For 
production it rivals all dewberries. 
LUCRETIA. Early black extra large berry. A very fine 
berry for the market. 
Borla Hones Dewberry Prices: 80c per 10; $6.00 per 100 
BLACKBERRIES 
EARLY HARVEST. One of the earliest blackberries in cultivation. A compact dwarf grower; fruit small and of good quality. Heavy 
bearer. 
EL DORADO. The hardiest and sweetest blackberry. Berries are jet black, borne in large clusters, very sweet and practically 
coreless. Keep a week or more after picking with quality unimpaired. 

McDONALD. Enormously productive, outyielding any other known variety of blackberry. Ripens two weeks ahead of the Early 
Harvest, and is thé earliest ripening berry. Can be sold for extra price before the other varieties hit the market. 
Blackberry Prices: 80c per 10; $6.00 per 100 
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