JLUEBERRIES 
GROW! 
LATEST VARIETIES: 
DIXIE. 7 ft. Largest berries. Mid-July. 
PEMBERTON. 7 ft. Large dark blue. Late, July. 
WEYMOUTH. 7 ft. Earliest bearer—July. 
Each 
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ea Ws Tie ERS. Ree Ee ce ae a Ae Re 2.25 
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Cultural Directions 
Easy to Plant 
Plant 2 or more varieties for perfect pollinization. Set 5x5 
ft. apart. Mix in liberal quantities of Corliss #2 mixture 
especially prepared for Blueberries (2 lbs. per 1 ft. of 
height) when planting. 
Keep well watered at all times unless you have them 
planted in a spot where natural moisture abounds. 
After they have become established they should be 
given a little Aluminum Sulphate each year which acidi- 
fies the soil. 
Everyone of our bushes offered for sale, bore heavily 
last year. 
This is one of our plantings of Blueberries from which 
your plants are freshly dug. Acclimated to New Eng- 
land — they’re better! 
