tomers were so enthusiastic in their words of praise for their first crop. 
5 10 25 100 
(a) l-yr., No. l tips ............ $1.75 $3.00 $5.00 $16.00 
(b) 2-yr., select transplants’.... 2.50 4.50 9.50 35.00 
(If desired by parcel post, add 10c for 5 plants, 15c for 10 or 
25c for 25 plants. More than 50 plants must go by express.) 
Sunrise Red 
B47 
The finest, extra early Red Raspberry, ripening two weeks before 
Latham. The fruit of Sunrise is good size, bright red, quite firm and juicy, 
with rich aroma and flavor; the plant is extra hardy and healthy. Crops 
are big, and coming earlier than the others bring in those top market 
prices. Easy to grow, easy to pick; delicious fresh or canned. Especially 
desirable for the home because of its long fruiting season. 
Select, No. 1 Plants 
6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 25 for $3.85: 100 for $14.00 
‘(If desired by parcel post, add 10c for 6 plants, 15c¢ for 12, 
or 25c for 25 plants. More than 50 plants must go by express.) 
se INDIAN SUMMER RED RASPBERRY 
The Grand Everbearing Red Raspberry! Big, delicious, dark red berries are borne heavily on the old canes in 
early summer and again on the new canes in the fall. Decidedly superior to the old everbearers. Hardy, healthy, 
vigorous plants bear large crops with little care. The fruit eaten fresh, or made up into jam or jelly has rich, 
sweet quality and flavor. Wonderful for the home garden. By all means plant some Indian Summer this year, and 
you will find they usually bear the FIRST SEASON. : 
Select, No. 1 Plants 
6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 25 for $3.85; 100 for $14.00 
(If desired by parcel post, add 10c for 6 plants, 15¢ for 12, or 25c for 25 plants. More than 50 plants 
must go by express.) 
SPECIAL! CURRANTS 
You Will Want Spicy Currant Jelly for 
the Winter Store 
B27—RED LAKE CURRANT. (See color photo on 
page 13.) This wonderful Red Currant far sur- 
passes the old sorts. Giant size berries in a giant 
size bunch, color a brilliant scarlet, with a sweet, 
delicious flavor. The big, strong plant produces 
with ease the enormous crops; hardy everywhere. 
Select No. | Plants 
50c each; 3 for $1.30; 6 for $2.25 
(If desired by parcel post, add 6c each, 10c for 3, 
_or l5c for 6 plants.) 
SPECIAL! GOOSEBERRIES 
Delicious Gooseberry Pie and Preserves 
Will Whet the Appetite 
B28—PIXWELL. Splendid new Gooseberry, originat- 
ed at the North Dakota Experiment Station, and 
far superior to the older sorts. Pixwell is thorough- 
ly hardy, a strong grower, developing a large 
bush that is capable of carrying the immense crop 
of fruit. Large, oval berries of extra fine quality, 
color a light green turning to pink when ripe; bears 
very young. The plant has less thorns than others, 
with the berries hanging well below the branches, 
so that the fruit is easily picked. 
Select No. | Plants—80c each; 3 for $2.10 
(If desired by parcel post, add 6c each, 
or 10c for 3 plants.) 
Karl Ferris Nursery 
HAMPTON, IOWA 
Raspberry 
PARK 
RASPBERRIES 
INDIAN SUMMER 
Red Raspberries 
Page 12 
Enormous berries are meaty, juicy, and of the richest quality and flavor; they are 
almost smooth and have a wonderful appearance. The hardy, healthy plants pro- 
duce enormous crops, and are the nearest DISEASE-FREE of any Raspberry we have 
ever grown. Be among the first to try it. You will find Park uncommonly fine and will 
want more. The 2-year transplants will bear quicker than the l-year tips. 
«PARK BLACK RASPBERRIES 
. We were very proud to introduce to the public this marvelous new Park Raspberry 
pits —the finest Black Cap we have ever seen anywhere. It originated at Des Moines, 
Iowa, and was brought to our attention by a former Secretary of the Iowa State 
Horticultural Society. For six years we have been building up enough stock so that 
we could offer it to our patrons; it has undergone rigid tests and in every instance 
has proved its superiority. We offered it for the first time last year, and our cus- 
GIANT 
Thornless Boysenberry 
B4l 
Two-Inch Berries of Richest Flavor! Truly the greatest 
berry ever grown—and now we have it on an improved 
THORNLESS plant. Strong, rambling canes bear tremen- 
dous crops over a 6-8 week period—huge, purple-maroon 
berries of the sweetest, most delicious flavor, and almost 
seedless. Wonderful eaten fresh; it makes the most elegant 
jelly, jam, pies and sauce you have ever tasted. 
On the market Boysenberries go like hot cakes; fine 
shipper. They naturally grow trailing along the ground 
(keep them trained to rows), or can be tied to wires or fence. 
Hardy, too, but in northern sections the canes should be 
laid down and covered with earth and straw in winter. 
Plant the same as l-year Black Raspberries—see page 35. 
(Color photo on page 13.) 
NORTHERN GROWN, Select. No. 1 Plants 
25c each; 3 for 65cr 6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 
25 for $4.00 
(If desired b rcel post, add 6c for 3 plants, 10c 
for 6, tbe tor MD con 25c-for 25 plants.) 
Sodus Purple Raspberry 
B43 
Rich, delicious, reddish-purple fruits (a cross between 
Red and Black Raspberries), and probably the heaviest 
producer of them all. Berries are large and firm, do not 
crumble; the flavor is distinctively rich and sweet. Delicious 
eaten. fresh, and makes wonderful sauce and jams. Ex- 
cellent, too, for freezing. Plants are very hardy, vigorous, 
-and have fewer briars. By all means plant some Sodus 
Raspberries in your garden and enjoy some of the finest 
fruits you have ever tasted. (Pictured in color on opposite 
page.) 
Select, No. 1 Plants 
6 for $1.15; 12 for $2.00; 25 for $3.85; 100 for $14.00 
(If desired by parcel post, add 10c for 6 plants 
1Sc for 12, or 25c for 25 plants. More shan 50 
plants must go by express.) 
y 
PIXWELL GOOSEBERRIES 
