EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 
SUPERFECTION— Introduced by the originator of Gem. Superfection is one of the 
newest and best everbearing strawberries resulting from modern plant breeding. 
Offered this year by a few of the leading nurseries of the country. You will want to 
be the first to have this exceptionally fine everbearer. Superfection bears heavily 
from June until frost. Large bright red berries with an extra delicious flavor. 
STREAMLINER—Thie newest of everbearers, Streariiner has a berry that is prac- 
tically round, extremely bright red in color, very sweet. This new berry should be 
tried out in a small way. 
MINNESOTA 1166—This variety of everbearing will become the most popular. 
The fruit is attached to a long stem that has a bright green calyx. The berries are 
immense in size. The color of the fruit is dark red and it is extremely fine flavored. 
Try Minnesota 1166. 
SCARLET GEM—Berries may be picked soon after the normal spring plants and 
carry on through the summer and late fall. The variety is a good plant maker, berries ; S ¢ CH 
are uniformly large and keep well. It is an excellent berry for shortcakes in the fall. meae pele Ha SLING) : 
Here Uy Something New 
STEVENSON RED EVERBEARING 
A new everbearing red raspberry propagated by us. This raspberry bears 
in the spring as well as in the fall. Berries are as large as your thumb and well- 
shaped. Our supply of these is limited so place your order early. 5 Plants $2.25, 
postpaid. 
MILTON RED RASPBERRY — Milton is a late variety for market and home 
use. The berries are large, long, conic, resembling Taylor in size and shape. 
They are attractive, firm, brilliant red, mild, sub-acid and good. Ripens several 
days to a week later than Latham. Plants are vigorous, productive and hardy. 
Also show resistance to mosaic. 
LATHAM—Immense deep red berries, ripens mid-season. 
TAYLOR—Large, light red, delicious flavor, ripens early. 
BLACK RASPBERRIES—Bristol. Best of the new varieties, large, excellent 
quality, firm fruit, best for canning. 
The New Stevenson 
Red Everbearing 
Cumberland. Long-bearing season. 
