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6 Chief 
6 Latham 
6 Cumberland 
all for 
Pio aah 
Free: 
Raspberries. 

extra hardy 
Raspberries 
= Karl Veewel Gals aa 
Chief aad’ producer 
for home use or market. 
Large, sweet berries of ex- 
cellent quality and flavor. 
With a mulch of straw 
over winter, these’ red 
Raspberries will be hardy 
in the North. We recom- 
mend a mulch wherever 
the lowest winter cold may 
go to 5 below zero. 
PRICE OF CHIEF and LATHAM: 
With this Collection: 
3 Indian Summer 
Cumberland, 

the best of the extra hardy 
Black Raspberries. 
Red Raspberries 
Of the same 
Latham high quality 
as Chief. Berries slightly 
darker red and ripening 10 
days to two weeks later. 
Planting both kinds will 
give you fresh Raspberries 
for over a month. Red 
Raspberries make sprouts 
from the roots, therefore 
should be grown in separ- 
ate patches, not between 
other garden crops. 
Extra strong, well 
rooted plants, which will begin to bear next year, 3 for 
58c; 12 for $1.95; 25 for $3.75; 
100 for $13.90; prepaid. 
Black Raspberries 
| Black 
Cumberland 2#12°* 
berries are naturally hard- 
ier than the red varieties, 
and require practically no 
winter protection, except in 
the extreme North. Cum- 
berland is a most reliable 
and abundant bearer, with 
berries of good quality. 
Good strong plants, 3 for 
50c: 12 for $1:60%)525 for 
$2.75; 100 for $9.90; prepaid. 
PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS 
feet apart. 
L A new va- 
ripens a little later than 
Cumberland. Berries slight- 
ly Jarger than Cumberland 
with the same good flavor, 
and probably fewer seeds. 
It is a good bearer. Any- 
one who likes Raspberries 
should include Morrison in 
the planting. Neither Mor- 
rison nor Cumberland will 
ever make _ root-suckKers. 
Nice plants, 3 for 68c; 12 
for $2.25; 25 for $4.00; pre- 
paid. 
Indian Summer 
Everbearing 
Produces a nice crop of 
large, sweet red berries of 
outstanding quality in early 
summer, and starts bloom- 
ing and bearing again in 
September, furnishing a 
handsome crop through the 
fall. As hardy as. Chief 
and Latham. Nice, well 
rooted plants, 3 for 68c; 
12 for $2.25; 25 for -$4.15; 
prepaid. 
Purple 
Raspberries 
= Just as 
the Black Raspberries, and 
with the finer flavor of the 
Red Raspberry. Does not 
make root-suckers. You 
ean plant Columbian any- 
where in your garden and 
grow fine large crops of 
wonderful berries. Very 
good strong plants, 3 for 
58c;- 12 for “$1,955 25aeror 
$3.75; 100 for $13.90; pre- 
Raspberries and Blackberries should be set 
about 2!4 to 3 feet apart in the row, rows 5 
Plant in good garden or field soil containing no fresh fertilizer. 
Cover the 
crowns about 1 inch deep, but set deep enough so that another 2 inches of soil can be 
filled in after the new sprouts are up 8 or 10 inches high. 
growth is 3 feet tall, 
pinch off ends of canes to promote branching. 
reach almost full production the second year. 
In midsummer, when new 
Our strong plants 
When the berries have been picked, cut 
out the canes that produced the crop, leaving the young canes for next year’s crop. If 
leaf or wood diseases ever attack raspberries, a dormant spray applied before the plants 
green out in early spring will stop the trouble. 
fuls of Dry Lime Sulphur per gallon of water. 
20 
The spray consists of nine tablespoon- 
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