
Other 
Popular Varieties 
LATHAM. ..Attractive light 
red that turns darker as it 
ripens. Very large berries of 
excellent flavor. Very good 
for freezing. Particularly 
hardy...well adapted to 
severe Climates. 
NEWBURGH...Bright red 
of particularly large size. 
Berries very firm and solid 
...a favorite variety for 
shipping because it stands 
up well for a long time. 
Plants so loaded with fruit 
that the canes frequently 
arch down to the ground. 
MORRISON. . . Immense ber- 
ries, often an inch across. 
Jet-black color with a par- 
ticularly fine flavor. Will 
bear tremendous crops on 
rich soil. So large, sweet, 
tender and juicy that it is 
extra good for eating fresh. 
Marvelous too, for sauces, 
jams, tarts, pies, etc. 
CUMBERLAND...This has 
been America’s favorite 
Black raspberry for many 
years. Very heavy producer 
of large, glossy black fruit. 
SODUS.. .Purple-red, consid- 
ered heaviest bearer of any 
variety. Large, attractive 
fruit excellent for eating 
fresh, cooking, and also ex- 
cellent for freezing. 
Selected GIANT Plants 2 yr. 
10-$2.95; 25-$6.75; 50-$12.75 
_ Strong 1 yr. #1 Plants 
10-$1.95; 25-$4.35; 50-$7.95 
GENEVA, NEW YORK 

INDIAN SUMMER 
RASPBERRY 
Most Popular Variety in America! 
PLANT NOW For 
2 Crops Next Year! 
Here’s why 9 Gardeners out of every 10 PREFER 
this Amazing, EVERBEARING RASPBERRY. 
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Big, fat juicy raspberries that fall off the bushes 
right into your hand, and then literally melt in your 
mouth can be yours next summer. Millions of home- 
gardeners know INDIAN SUMMER as the depend- 
able Everbearing kind. ..the ones that bear a heavy 
crop in July and then start bearing again in Septem- 
ber. They continue bearing right up until frost. 
Absolutely Hardy and So Easy To Grow! 
The bushes that I’m going to send you are special- 
ly selected. ‘They’ve been transplanted in the nursery 
specifically for the purpose of developing an enor- 
mous, wiry root-system on each and every plant. 
They’re so vigorous that one of the fellows here at 
the office says you’ll pick berries the day after you 
plant ’em! (They’re good, but they’re not quite THAT good!) 
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Of course, the berries are larger than you’d ever 
expect, and they just hang on the plants by the mil- 
lions. You’ll eat them fresh every day for months; 
you'll make desserts, shortcake and lots of other 
wonderful things. ‘Then you'll also find Indian Sum- 
mer a marvelous variety for storing in your freezer. 
Plant bushes 3 ft. apart in rows about 6 ft. apart. 
Give them good soil and I promise you'll pick your 
first berries next July...The important thing 1s to 
order raspberries NOW! 
SELECTED GIANT Plants...10 for $2.95 
25 for $6.75; 50 for $12.75 
If yowre willing to wait a little longer for heavy 
crops, we have a few 1 year-old plants, #1 grade at: 
10 for $1.95; 25 for $4.35; 50 for $7.95 

Get your new fruit planted this Fall and 
yowll actually start picking next season! 

