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GIANT LATHAM 
Does Well Everywhere 
A2883—Regardless of where 
you live, this Raspberry ‘is 
good, for it does well, North, 
South, East, and West.’ Fruit 
is large, often an inch long. 
_Here’s a vigorous grower that 
produces an enormous crop. 
Minnesota’s Great Market 
Berry. 6 for 1.25; 12 for 2.39; 
25 for 4.19; 50 for 7.75; 100 
for 13.98, postpaid. 
Red Raspberry Offer 
A2315X—Two of the finest 
Red Raspberry varieties. 
6 Latham, 6 Indian Summer— 
All {2 for 2.59, postpaid. 
D Raspb 
erries 
. CHIEF 
Drouth-Resistant Early 
A2871—E arly, drouth-resis- 
tant, hardy. This raspberry 
has proven itself as one of the 
finest red even up into Can- 
ada. If you like a large, rich, 
bright red berry, you’ll like 
Chief. 6 for 1.25; 12 for 2.39; © 
25 for 4.19; 50 for 7.75; 100 
for 13.98, postpaid. 
-\INDIAN SUMMER 
The Two Season Berry 
A2878—This is one of the 
finest everbearing Raspber- 
v 77? 7 f 3 & 
3 Latham Red Raspberries 
3 Cumberland Blacks 
3 Hardy Purple Gem Raspberries 
3 Boysenberries (The Giant Miracle 
Berry) 
All 12 Plants for only....... 
219 
- FREE GIFT: 2 plants of 
fine new Morrison Black postpaid 
Raspberry. No.A2347X 
ries. The quality is fine, it is 
early and heavy bearing. You 
can harvest two big crops of 
_ fruit from this hardy Rasp- 
berry. Does well even in Can- 
ada. 6 for 1.49; 12 for 2.79; 25 
for 4.98; 50 for 9.25; 100 for 
16.98, postpaid. 
BUSH 
CHERRIES 
{ Nanking Cherry — 
for Fruit and Flowers 
A1364—-Here’s a beautiful flower- 
ing cherry that provides an abun- 
dance of fine flavored, high qual- 
ity fruit. It’s a rare treat to see 
in the spring with loads of showy 
blossoms along its branches. 
Fruit is an attractive red; juicy 
and delicious, about one-half inch 
in size. The distinct and attrac- 
tive flavor makes it fine for can- 
ning and pies. Good strong plants 
79¢ each; 3 for 2.19, postpaid. 
MMe ee ea eA a a eA CAO CC 
PURPLE and BLACK Raspberry 
oe 
~ 
‘MORRISON. 
The Large Black One 
. A2852—This new black rasp- 
berry has larger fruit than 
the older strains. Better qual- 
ity, disease-free and bigger 
yields of top quality berries. 
Watch the popularity of this. 
new Black Raspberry grow. 
6 for 1.25; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 
4.19; 50 for 7.75; 100 for 13.98, 
postpaid. 
. \ PURPLE GEM 
Ruddy 
A2856—This “blizzard belt” 
raspberry makes it possible to 
raise raspberries where it was 
impossible to grow them be- 
_ Black Raspberry Offer 
A2280X—Just enough for a backyard 
planting. 6 Morrison and 6 Cumber- 
land — 12 Heavy-Rooted Plants for 
ONLY $2.29, postpaid. 
_ FREE GIFT: 2 Boysenberry Plants. 
‘HOW TO PLANT: Set 6 ft. apart 
Ww _ Leave on ground first 
fore. An introduction of North 
Dakota that will produce a 
tremendous yield when all 
others fail. It is ironclad in 
hardiness and tops for jams, 
jellies and eating fresh. 3 for 
79c; 6 for 1.32; 12 for 2.38; 25 
for 4.25; 50 for 7.98; 100 for 
14.98, postpaid. 
CUMBERLAND 
The Favorite Black 
A2842-—You will want this de- 
licious BLACK RASPBERRY. 
Enormous crops of big, juicy, 
fine flavored berries. Not y 
either. Excellent for home or 
market and they stand shipping 
too. Wherever you go you will 
find Cumberland is, by far, the 
most popmar black raspberrry 
and well deserves to be. You 
can't go wrong with at least 25. 
6 for 1.10; 12 for 1.92; 25 for 
3.75; 50 for 6.34; 100 for 
, 11.49, postpaid. - 
ps 
‘that cut planting loss to a 
x _ minimum. Often produce a 
‘considerable amount the 
first season. We highly rec- 
ommend these plants. os 
Large, heavy-rooted plants — 
Red and Black Bargain 
The right price and just 
about the right number of Red 
and Black Raspberry plants to 
provide plenty of fruit for the 
average family. 
12 Red Latham 
12 Black Cumberland 
A2314X—24 plants 3 938 
postpaid 
Free Gift: 2 Mammoth Boy- 
senberry —the Giant Berry 
Plant. 
PARE 
A New Black Raspberry 
A2854—The finest black rasp- 
we have ever seen. Rigid 
tests have proven it superior to all 
other black raspberries, Originated 
at Des Moines, Ia., by a former Sec. 
of the Iowa Horticultural Society. 
Hardy, healthy and very disease- 
resistant. The meaty, juicy berries 
have fine, rich flavor. 
and loads of them. 
3 for 98c; 
3.69; 25 for 6.9 
19.75, postpaid. 
Large berries 
1.65; 12 for 2.98; 25 for 
5.49, ppd. = : 
A2860—Purple Gem Raspber- 
ry. 3 for 1.15; 6 for 2.10; © 
12 for 3.85; 25 for 7.25, ppd. 
A2862—Morrison Black Rasp- 
berry. 3 for 1.29; 6 for 2.25; 
Gurney’s Giant 
Red-Fleshed 
Bush Cherry 
A1355—You’ve never seen more 
fruit on one bush cherry in your 
life. They are giant (plum-sized) 
fruit, too. Dark purplish red skin 
and flesh. Actually classified as 
a plum and good eating like a 
plum any way you use them. 
Grows 4 to 6 feet tall and pro- 
duces a tremendous amount of 
fruit for its size. Fine as an orna- 
mental shrub, too. 2 to 3 ft.—1.10 
each; 3 for 3.19, ppd. 
j é 
| Hansen’s Improved 
A1359—This is the miracle plant 
that grows like a bush and is 
covered with blooms from one 
end of the branch to the other. A 
beautiful ornamental shrub for 
‘landscape plantings and only 
grows from 4 to 5 feet high. This 
improved strain of : 
Hansen hardy dwar 
78 
BLACKBERRIES 
_ Peacticalty Seodiecs \ HEDRICK 
Bush Cherries Are Beautiful and 
Their Fruit !s Delightful Eating 
a Plum tree and there is no 
waiting for it to bear. Loads of 
large clusters of nearly black 
cherries the second year after 
planting. 
Postpaid Prices on Hansen’s Improved: 
12 te 18 to 2 to 3 te 
18 In. 24 in. 3 ft. 4 tt, 
Each oices. i. 24e 34e S4e 74e 
Lise 69c 79¢ 1.44 1.98 
Lat At et 89e 1,05 2.15 3.15 
Per 10 ...... 1.69 1.98 3.90 5.89 
POR 25 xtwess 3.75 4.75 8.89 13.87 
Per SO ...... 98 8.98 15.50 
Per 100 ...... 12.98 16,98 27.00 
Hybrid Bush Cherries | 
Much larger and tastier fruit 
than the old Hansen Bush Cherries 
and a better grower. 1.10 each, | 
postpaid. Choose from following: 
\ At3Si—BROOKS. Dark red fruit, 
almost as large as regular cherries. 
Bears heavily the second year. Bush 
is compact and shapely. 
A1350—BLACK BEAUTY. This is 
the newest selection of the bush 
cherry. The fruits are very dark, 
glossy, black maroon-red.. Almost . 
as large as tree cherries. Fruit red 
from skin right to the pit. Excel- 
lent for eating, canning and pies. 
A2B8IO—This new 
blackberry produces heavy 
crops, due to. it’s resistance 
to “blossom sterility,” a 
condition which has caused 
A2892— Latham Red Rasp- 
berry. 2-yr-. transplants, 3 for 
95c; 6 for 1.65; §2 for 2.98; 
25 for 5.49, ppd. 
12 for 4.49; 25 for 7.98, ppd. 
too. Produces mammoth _ber- 
ries and does it in the cold sec- 
tions as well as the warm with 
A2823 — Eldorado Blackberry. 
3 for 69c; 6 for 1.35; 12 for 
_ ground, 
train the following 
__‘fully_hardy north of Missouri so | ,509 chief Red Raspberry, 2.25; 25 for 4.49, ppd- B little winter protection, 6 for isceighrerion eS 
< : : : 312 for 1.79; 25 for 3.19; 59 MANY varieties aie ELDORADO | 
ae \ protect. 2-yr. transplants, 3 for 95¢; je: 100 for 10.49, ppd. Large berries with fine, [epoRano] 
; cry. : alae aka esse ‘isc. par til Se eh capad ate ELDORADO 
* BERRY. Biggest of iz 6 for 1.65; 12 
es Cross of Loganberry, Raspberry for 5.49, ppd Bearing-Size Bargain ing as the core is soft and Most Popular 
unnoticeable. 3 for 9Be; 
All 2-yr. Transplants —g. 
= . 
\ 
A289! — Indian Summer Red 
Raspberry. 2-yr- transplants, 
3 for 1.15; 6 for 2.10; 12 for 
3.85; 25 for 7.25, ppd. 
3 Cumberiand Bik. 
2346X 
Raspberry 
-3 Latham Red 79 
Raspberry : 2 
berry 
6 for 1.79; 12 for 3.39; 
25 for 6.50, postpaid. 
A2805—Ripens over a 
long period with loads of 
juicy sweet fruit. Small 
seeds and heavy bearing 
\ 3 Purple Gem A2230X—6 each of Alfred ualities makes it one of 
\ a2834 — New THORNLESS Rasp E t t. Rust-resistant 
; wae tbe dacaddets aot Peay rie A286! — Cumberland Black 9: Raspberries in all... Postpaid _ Eidorado sitar iS ies baer te for 7g 
‘ = . canning =. 4 ‘or 
and cultivating. 39¢ ea.; 3 for Raspberry. 3 for 95¢; 6 for fresh. §.69, ppd. Be G6 tor 10.49, 
ce; 6 for 1.19; 12-for 2.19; postpaid. . 
89 
25 for 3.98, ppd. 
NATIVE 
Al 736—This is a very gor- 
geous tree. It bears flowers in 
large white clusters in early 
spring and then, in August, it 
bears a great abundance of 
edible fruit. It is hardy, rapid 
grower, and makes a large tree. 
These are the native fruits that we all enjoy so much, but seem ie 2 mines Each PerS Per 10 
forget to plant on our own places. Have priced some of them in sma ped... 289 4.29 7.98 
sizes and very low prices, so you can have plenty. 
BUFFALO BERRY 
At7O2—One of the finest 
of shelter belt and windbreak 
lants, Also bears fine edible 
Gerries in great clusters—make 
delicious jelly of an entirely 
different flavor. Plant a hedge 
for utility and beauty. Silvery 
leaves with ropes of bright 
All Gurney Grapes are strong, heavy plants that 
_. give quick results. They are well-rooted and will 
= please you. The varieties listed are the hardiest. 
a They can be grown on a fence or an arbor, or in a 
" vineyard. Plant about 5 to 8 ft. apart in rows 6 ft. 
apart. In planting cut the tops back to 3 to 4 buds, 
and the roots off about one-fourth. You will 
have better results this way. You don’t need to put 
; oe up a support for grapes until the second year. Prune Berrien Behe Apes 
Se. each year. ae ae Ber Fer 
_ THESE GRAPES can 4 Lacidale enlarete = — 2 t 008-5 185 6.40 
en t. They are all exceptionally hard: 
E See tire tittic attention have wintered the most 704—Bes' ornamental with ley, fragrant flowers s Bro- / Heaver Shrub Plum 
severe conditions that have been produced in this duced like great Danks of snow. Later come the sree ov ecg gate ae ere 
part of the country. All they require is a light cov- id cherzs Eee cana a A, new Cherry. ¥ 
Se minis 10 protect the pen ercary_ crops of ar [ee tere omy eek ee 065 1.19 2.79 Pesce tia fark Cree ame Ree aes Goad eeak 
ta SUaciry GF APES—a epee oregon: 1a to 28 bn nenengreanare’ Mid oe Pers Parte cepting it grows as a fruit that makes an excellent 
HIGH QUALITY GRAPE sure crop each season. mer eri coutinie. Hi Jarowe ee 8 fruit Shak sakes, a0 eee 
wet f az pe Sa acte See AE Re a A 1195 (3.78 Opata with flesh 8 good for canning or sauce; 
04, BRE. oes eee cree esses Opata wit jereen fess Sy eat trom the Dash 
' Ca PI 3 Very good flavor—better perfectly hardy. Drouth resist- 
cherry-plum cross, than Opata. And earlier. ant and the GRASSHOPPERS 
A1705—A well known, hardy, early bearing 
Will produce a heavy crop of bright red frui Originated at Baljennie, 
leave it alone, Sand cherry will 
Saskatchewan, Canada. 
t the second year. 
fresh. 
cellent for eating produce heavy crop year after 
Petters ~ jams and jellies and ex: Each Per3 Per 5 “8 1 Hardy in Canada and very planting. Strong Plants: 2 for 
Ce 0 eee ae 1.39 3.75 5.98 40. popular there. Strong 39¢c; 10 for 1.59; 25 for 
Exe. Nat rod: oe. 159 4.49 7.05 (13.80 plants, 1.75, ppd. 3.29, postpaid. 
“Northwest's Largest Seed and Nursery House’’—GURNEY’S, Yankton, So. Dak. 
