Ftillenmeyer’s Small Fruits 
‘GRAPE VINES 
Other crops may fail but you never lose all the Grapes—unless the boys get 
them. Grapes are a sure crop. Vines bear every year, need little attention ex- 
cept training, lots of sunshine, and plenty of plant food. In the home garden, 
use sheep manure or bone meal; in the vineyard, use well rotted manure. 
Each 2) 50 
2-year-old vines .......... Peter Lt sheccseneeuys $0.40 $1.75 $12.00 
Black Grapes Red Grapes 
“CONCORD. The best general-purpose Grape grown. \ : 
Berry large; bunches shouldered and compact. CACO. An amber-red variety 
Should be the “backbone” of your planting. Special of unusual quality. It is a 
prices on large quantities. ; cross between Catawba and 
FREDONIA. Outstanding new Grape, ripening a week Concord, and is different from 
or ten days before Concord. Berries and° bunch either. Vine vigorous and 
large. Good quality, vine vigorous. : bears very early. Fruit sweet. 
~MOORE’S EARLY. An extra early variety. Medium | 
bunch; large black berry. Vine is hardy, very re- \CATAWBA. Standard late red 
liable, and does well wherever planted. _ Grape that has lost none of 
SHERIDAN. An excellent, large Grape, ripening about its popularity. Season and 
a week after Concord. Very compact bunches but quality make it indispensable. 
sometimes tries to overbear. 
ji ‘ LINDLEY. Of exceptionally good 
Concord Ss White Grapes quality; large; ripening _in 
NIAGARA. The best white Grape. Bunch and berry midseason. Vigorous of vine 
Grapes large, meaty and juicy; flavor perfect. Medium and hardy. 
season. 
\ . 
‘ PORTLAND. The best early white for home and mar- \ 
ket. Vine moderately vigorous, fruit large and of LUTIE. pees oe aly Grape 
excellent quality. of its color, and go size. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Strawberries should be 
planted only in the spring. 
When set in the fall, with 
alternate freezing and thaw- 
ing, they usually heave out 
of the ground and die. We 
will have them listed in our 
spring literature which will 
also give cultural directions. 
The following varieties will 
be offered: 
Blakemore 
Catskill 
’ Premier 
~Tennessee Beauty 
\. Tennessee Shipper 
PLANT ONLY IN THE 
SPRING 
Latham Raspberries 
“RASPBERRIES * BLACKBERRIES 
We have tested many kinds of Rasp- \ F oe 
derries and after due consideration are ALFRED. Large, jet-black, juicy, sweet ber- 
ee ries. Practically coreless. Later than 
See Seu Lee Ose Breve, Dest it gry torvest chal Porictie ce asin 
recommend them with confidence. Rasp- 
berries should be planted in every home ~ EARLY HARVEST. Extra earliness and pro- 
garden, as they require small space and ductiveness make this type! the leading 
produce dn abundance of our finest table commercial and home variety. Is through 
fruit. Contrary to general belief, Rasp- with its crop when the wild ones begin 
berries and Blackberries want good rich soil. fo ripen. Hangs onto the canes well, 
and is a money-maker, 
CUMBERLAND. Black. The best of its 
color for this section. Large, prolific and PRICES OF BLACKBERRIES: 
OF soced: quality: 12 f $1.75 
Oreiragavthec totic oe Beers cate 
DAT SUMMERS CRS Cn cpccl Dectknd amo ee perigee re ang ... 3.00 
variety of merit. Produces a good crop 
of early berries and then another in the LRAE SUL oir on dicws aie Glekere ctr “+ 
fall if weather is favorable. 
LATHAM. Red. The best all-around Red 
Raspberry. Large, prolific, good quality 
and firm. If you plant only one Rasp- ah 
berry, plant Latham. % DEWB ERRIES 
SUNRISE. Red. A new early berry which J \ . 
is doing well in our section. About a We consider Lucretia the best Dewberry, 
week earlier than Latham. Not quite as aking a very vigorous growth and fruit- 
large but of highest quality. Also hardy. ing early. The berries are large, jet-black, 
and of fine flavor. May be allowed to de- 
PRICES—ALL RASPBERRIES: velop on he spyuna or trained, in either 
case pr 
12 for Sra. on chs SOO. coe TGA) MEd cae Varies 
25 ACh peer A shenenntrane eee BcOO. 2S FOF Sewn ene ees BO aa aan .$1.75 
100. For-ahn ae tartan coe ae 10,00.foing 25: for ac at cme: eee tas aetna 00 
Quotations on larger quantities. HOO fore acesso omer eure oe Ocha ore okt) 
“These Plants Can Be Sent by Parcel Post— 
See Prepaying Policy, Page 31 
Early Harvest Blackberry 
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