
DOWNING 
GOOSEBERRY 
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MORRISON 
RASPBERRY 
Currants 
You Will Want Spicy Currant Jelly for the Winter Store 
(Postage rates on all Currants: Add Sc each, 8c for 3, or 
12c for 6 plants.) 
SPECIAL 
B27—-RED LAKE CURRANT. (See color photo on page 11.) 
Wonderful new Red Currant far surpassing the old 
sorts. Giant size berries in a giant size bunch, color a 
brilliant scarlet, with a sweet, delicious flavor. The big, 
strong plant produces with ease the enormous crops; 
hardy everywhere. 
Select No. | Plants........50c each; 3 for $1.30; 6 for $2.25 
B28—WHITE GRAPE CURRANT. Rich, sweet flavor, finest 
of all white currants. 
Select, No. 1 Plants ..... 50c¢ each; 3 for $1.30; 6 for $2.25 
Delicious Gooseberry Pie and Preserves Will Whet the Appetite 
(If Gooseberries are desired by parcel post, add 5c each.) 
B29—DOWNING. Fruit very large, flesh whitish green, and of excellent 
flavor. Universal favorite. Select, No. 1 Plants........ 
2s Indian Summer 
The Grand New Everbearing Red Raspberry! Big, delicious, 

‘beat. Hardy everywhere, and the heaviest producer of all. Fruit is firm, — 
65c each; 3 for $1.75 


























RICH AND TEMPTING ; 
Summertime’s Most Delicious Fruit 
Grow your own Raspberries from Ferris’ select hardy plants, and | 
once have all you want. Raspberries need very little care, and the sm 
amount you pay out for our No. | plants will repay you thousandfold i 
delicious berries for pies and jams, with a nice surplus to sell at a go 
profit. me * ion 
Special! 
B44—Morrison Black Raspberry a 
Largest, Latest and Finest Black Cap. Giant size berries, jet black and ~ 
glossy, are firm, juicy, and full of rich, delicious flavor. Fhey are nearly 
seedless, Ripening after Cumberland, they command highest market prices. — 
The strong, vigorous plants are extremely hardy, drought-resisting—long- 
lived and big croppers. Order quick, as supply is limited: : oh 
Select, No. 1 Plants... 0 o0.c0-0eo........ 6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 25 for $3. 
(If desired by parcel post, add 8c for 6, 12c for 12, or 20c for 25 plants) 
B45—Cumberland 
Most Popular Black Raspberry. Our improved strain of Cumberland is’ 
the very best you can get in Blackcaps. Immense berries are firm, juicy, 
extra rich flavor; plants hardy and vigorous, producing enormous crops. 
Eaten fresh Cumberland berries are delicious, and they make the most — 
elegant preserves and jams. (See color illustration on page 11.) 7 ‘ 
6 12°, 3 0es 
lyre No. Th ee en eee ae $0.85 $1.50 $2.85 $10.00 — 
(If desired by parcel post, add 8c for 6, 12c for 12, 20c for 25, or 40c per 100). ‘ 
B46—Giant Latham ‘ 
On record as the most popular of all Red Raspberries. Big handsome _ 
berries of clear red, and full of rich quality and flavor that is hard to — 
keeps well and ships well; a great berry for the market or home. Our © 
Latham plants are exceptionally fine, northern-grown, and often-start bear- — 
ing the first year. See picture in color on page 11. Select No. 1 Plants. : 
6 for 95c: 12 for $1.80; 25 for $3.50; 100 for $12.00 ; 
(If desired by parcel post, add 8c for 6, 12c for 12, 20c for 25; or 40c per 100) — 
B47—Special! Sunrise 
It's new—it's mighty fine; Extra early, extra hardy and healthy, and ber- © 
ries of super-quality. The fruit of Sunrise is big, bright red, firm but juicy, 
non-crumbly, with rich aroma and flavor. Crops are big, and coming 
earlier than the others bring in those top market prices. Easy to grow, — 
easy to pick; delicious fresh or canned. You must have the new Sunrise 
Raspberries in. your garden, but order early. Ferris’ plants are strong, — 
northern-grown. See picture in color on page 11. Select No. 1 Plants. ; 
6 for 95c; 12 for $1.80; 25 for $3.50; 100 for $12.00 © j 
(If desired by parcel post, add 8c for 6, 12c for 12, 20c for 25, or 49¢ per 100) — 
bright red berries are borne heavily on the old canes in early sum- 
mer and again on the new canes in the fall. Decidedly superior to 
the old everbearers. Hardy, healthy, vigorous plants bear large 
crops with little care. The fruit eaten fresh, or made up into jam or 
jelly has grand rich quality and flavor. By all means plant some 
Indian Summer this year and you will find they usually bear the 
FIRST SEASON. Select, No. 1 Plants. 
6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.15; 25 for $4.00; 100 for $14.50 
(If desired by parcel post, add 8c for 6, 12c for 12. 20¢ for 25. or 40c per 100) 
Plant Raspberries Shallow 
In any good growing soil, and tor distance apart to plant see page 7. Use shallow 
cultivation, then early in June mulch heavily with straw or grass clippings. The wood 
which fruited this year should be cut out after the last picking and burned. Trim back the 
ends of the canes about one-third early in the spring of each year. 

