or larger should bear between 15 and 20 quarts the second sea- 
son, with perhaps half this amount the first season. If, however, 
you choose to use a June variety of berry in the larger barrel, 
the picking should equal a quart about every other day. The 
danger in using a June variety of berry is that at the conclusion 
of picking, the average individual is very apt to neglect the wa- 
tering for the balance of the season, and if so, will then find 
themselves without a fruiting barrel the following season. 
RASPBERRIES 
MADAWASKA RED (Early) 
A wonderful berry everywhere—Middle Atlantic States 
north nearly as early as the earliest, and larger than any of its 
season. The cane growth is hardy and tough and we believe will 
stand our northern climate as well or better than most red 
raspberries. We think so highly of it we are setting more of 
this variety than any other just now. (Supply very limited.) 
SUNRISE RED (Early) 
A cross between St. Regis and Latham—very hardy and re- 
sistant to disease. A good cropper, medium size and fine flavor. 
It has been more resistant to anthracnose, leaf spot and 
spur blight. The special value of Sunrise is its earliness. It will 
average ten days earlier than Latham. 
LATHAM RED (Mid-Season) 
The leading, most productive money making red raspberry 
in most every part of the country. Bright glowing red and 
holds its rich color and flavor when canned. Plants are vigorous 
and do not require expert attention. A Latham raspberry 
patch will last for years. Be sure and secure healthy, “mosaic 
free” stock. Its marvelous keeping quality makes Latham a 
most popular shipping and freezing variety. Berry is very 
large, round and firm. 
GATINEAU RED (Very Early) 
This Red Raspberry was bred at Ottawa, Canada, from 
Newman and Lloyd George, makes a heavy cane with us and 
berries are larger than any of the earliest Red Raspberries we 
have. The berries seem to ripen as early as O-263 but the whole 
crop does not ripen as quickly. It looks to be very promising 
and we recommend it for trial. 
MILTON RED (Late) 
_ An apparently mosaic free Red Raspberry. In test plant- 
ings here in Massachusetts, over a period of five years, Milton 
has shown no trace of mosaic..For that one reason it should 
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