eel 
— = 
. Mersereau Blackber 
13. Blowers Blackberry, (below) 
A beautiful glistening creamy 
Stately tree attains enor- 
inal tree is “ 
famous variety 
Sweet, rich ellent. 
Strain Plants F 
raspberry s 
in Minn. 
which we 
Extremely 
grow 
tremendous c 
In qualit ur 
ky Hort. Sc 
tham 
plant, 
ling of L aera Bri 
Latham, equal qualit 
begins about week 
f arly market. 
6. FLAMING GIAN 
ll Red R: 
—i5b w—others 
territo North to South. 
lent shipper. 
deliciou 
ABLE. “Hi. Harper 
off Flaming Giant Ra 
A. Johnston cleared 
e from Mo 
popular or profitable. 
hardy 
more r¢ 
than any other raspberr 
1 of leading competitors. 
Minn. 
(Ohta) Hardiest. Giant 
Medium size red berry. After years 
Gie unt spol 1s record as hardie 
OVE!) ) M ; 
y by Stark 
Mulberr Signe, 
big as an oak.” 4 aa 
Aassaay (like - by E. H. Riehl. 
A luscious jet black mulb 
double the size of most sorts. 
Fruit 1 
p’t. Station. Introduc = ing, superior quality. We 
: almost 
Another originated 
e, jet black, juicy, 
unhesitating 
1 it Introduced by S' 
Origi B right red, deliciou 
Redpath strai to ripe 
int to virus di " 
know. Very 
3 N. Y. Exp’t. 
appear Bk 
both mosa 
infected.”’ 
new sort, seed- 
htly smaller than 
orous heavy bearer, 
Profitable 
quality v good. 
Late long s 5 
a Anthracnose. 
standard black 
be st know n of all blac 
ite! r early free 
hardy, 
0O an acre 
aring. 
2.50 from 1% a 
ming Giants do not winter-kill.’ appe 
Farmer 
. REGIS EVERBEARING (Red). 
luscious fruit early to late 
, us. fi Soe \ € 
delicious, firm, “Ext a4 valued for resistance to a ais 
bright crimson, 
Produc 
Real overt ear ff r 
Ww 
and holds u 
e flavor, heavy bearing.’’— 
Oregon. 
CUTHBERT 
planted for 
Good shi 
(Red). 
many 
Oe Nes pee 
9. MERSEREAU. 
glossy black 
wherever blackber 
points of the old Snyder but 
quality and less likely to turn rec 
Jot as upright growir 
cy to trail unless trai 
fruit rather round, most delic 
1ll-purp 
home and a d dable 
well. One of b 
t of all Dew 
No. oh to le tts 
lowed it. Fruit is 1 2 
firm flesh, tender to 
melting and of most 
delightful flavor. 
trailing plant r 
support, is vis 
» productive. 
y plantin home 
or commer¢ 1, hould 
have a plot of th dis- 
tinctive berries. 
11. Newburgh Red 
Raspberries. 
Dish Below 
Old standby. 
BRISTOL—Best  Mid- 
are firm anc 
yrous. Resists hot 
Excellent fresh and for Pie 
Widel glossy Berr 
Firm, large, juicy. v 
Lutiful 
ur best seller and a standard Jong. 
the good 
; larger, of better 
after picking 
>, having a 
own. H sweet and of 
3. POTOMAC—New Purple. 
Hardy, v 
Better than Cardir 
in all respects to Columbian. 
Stock 
7. CUMBERLAND (Black). 
ap raspberry for lo 
, firm and of highes 
vigorous 
f enormous size. 
Larger than any other red berry. 
Tremendous bearer. Be gins 
before Latham. 
from crumbling, 
burgh splendid pper. 
ation writ 
riety has been grown at 
edling 
undantly pre 
iz Sle ite 
uring 10 y 
a, no mosaic has 
held 5 s with 
nt—Newburgh not 
Large, firm, 
vigorous, productiv 6 
Equal 
Has marked resist- 
free from all virus 
Has ranked as 
period, 
Fruit 
Plant 
<TRA- 
nsin n mid- 
wear y cropper 
on. Especially 
Black. 
‘licious. Hardy and 
W : nd leaf spot 
Freezing. 
rly to medium anc 
Firm, 
Plants are erect, 
> attr used by them in large quantities. 
ind holds up 
owe 13. BLOWERS 
payer for comme 
The Boysenberry is a new fruit delight 
originated by crossing Blackberries, Raspberries 
and Loganberri Its flavor is a delici 
blending of all these berries. The berrie 
extremely large—often more than two inches 
long. 
Plant is very vigorous, drouth resistant, 
fairly hardy. It consistently produces heavy 
crops and comes into bearing with good crops 
one year afte planting. One plant will often 
produce 20 b O ries when two years 
old. Needs protection in very severe weather. 
We can supply both the regular and thornless 
types. 
(Everbearing). V 
t and exc lle nt flavor. 
arer. Fruit ships well. 
12. ALFRED EARLY 
(New) Blackberry 
Very promising new 
variety. Fruit 
large, firm, 
ous. Plant 
l-bran 
vigorous and conside 
hardy. Ff stood low 
temper ut in 
northern tions cover- 
ing in winter is recom- 
me end ptionally 
Ripen- 
ns about 
than most 
r s and continues 
through long season. 
EARLY EM AAS a 
rown popu 
many years. Medium 
size, glossy black, good 
flavor, good shipper. Not 
as good quality, nor as 
Eldorado or Mer- 
Planted ex- 
y in the south for 
canning. 
we = Tm or, we 
Stark’s New IMPROVED BERRIES—World’s Finest 
i 
8. Chief. 
Early New Raspberry. 
12. Alfred, Early New Blackberry. 
14. Eldorado Blackberry, (below) 

