GLOUCESTER AND IPSWICH, MASS. 31. 

Hybrid Blueberries 
LARGE, DELICIOUS FRUIT 
Be sure to plant at least two or more varieties to insure 
perfect pollination of the blossoms, otherwise no fruit of 
consequence will be produced. Spring planting is usually 
recommended and full sun. Plant 5 ft. apart in rows 4 to 5 
ft. wide. Besides being grown for its fruit, these blue- 
berry bushes are also excellent for lawn shrubs or orna- 
mental plantings because of their long racemes of waxy 
white blossoms in spring and intense crimson foliage in 
autumn. 
Cabot. 4!/ ft. Very ornamental with dense flat top. De- 
licious, very sweet, clear blueberries in early July. 
Concord. 7 ft. This splendid new sort bears large fruit of 
good color and excellent flavor. The berries hang on the 
bush long after ripening in mid-July. The young foliage 
is bright red in winter. 
Jersey. 7 ft. Heavy crops of very large blue, rather flat 
berries of superb quality are produced in close-set 
clusters. Ripens alter Cabot. 
Rancocas. 7 ft. Large. light blue, firm fruit produced freely 
about two weeks after Cabot on tall vigorous bushes. 
Rubel. 7 ft. Heaviest bearer of all, and best for canning. 
Will reach a height of 7 ft. if allowed, but produces 
better if kept at 6 ft. Bears large quantities of very fine, 
slightly acid berries. Late July. 
Stanley. 7 ft. Most delicious, light blue berries in mid- 
season, produced on erect, vigorous bushes. Ornamental 
thick, shiny leaves. 
PRICES OF HYBRID BLUEBERRIES 
(Not all varieties in all sizes) 
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5 or more mixed varieties of Blueberries at 10 rate. 

You! and Your Plants Have to Eat to Live! 
Nature’s beauty thrives on good care, food, and 
water. Fertilize your garden and lawn properly and 
reap the harvest. Make this year’s garden the best 
es Best Fertilizers 
for Plant Nourishment 
See pages 58 and 59 

