MEMBER 
IOWA FRUIT 
MEMBER 
IOWA 
THE WHEELOCK WILSON NURSERY 
MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA 
NEW FRUITS FOR 1951 
Here, we are offering these new fruits which seem destined for a bright future. From our observation to 
date, I believe each of these will have a definite place in fruit growing. However, trials have been limited 
so they are offered particularly to those of you who derive a special pleasure in the trial and testing of new 
things. The supply of each of these is very limited—so order at once. 
SEPTEMBER - FALL BEARING RED RED RASPBERRY 
Another brand new two crop red raspberry originating from the New York Experiment Station, This 
looks like a winner to us, especially for its fine summer crop. Berries are of excellent size, a little larger than 
Latham. Beautiful bright red and firm. Quality is good. Plants are vigorous, hardy, healthy and productive 
here. We like it for freezing too. Our yield here was at the rate of over three-quarters ton per acre from a plant- 
ing just one year old—the first crop. First picking was July 8 and then on to August 12. The fall crop is about 
the same as Indian Summer only somewhat earlier. The fall crop is not too dependable here. Supply very limited. 
PREPAID PRICES. Each 70c, 3 for $1.75, 6 for $329, 12 for ye 00. 
GROWERS 
ASSOCIATION 
NURSERYMEN’S 
ASSOCIATION 
Fall Bearing 
DURHAM 
Red Raspberry 
Now we have a new everbearing red raspberry that really 
ripens its fruit early enough in the fall to produce a worthwhile 
crop. Here, our first fall picking comes in early September 
and the crop lasts until hard freezing weather. 
Canes about 
three feet tall, vigorous, hardy, healthy and productive. Fall 
quality is good. Originated at the new Hampshire Experiment 
Station and is being offered for the first time this year. 
very limited. 
PREPAID PRICES 
Each 65c, 3 for $1.80, 6 for $3.30, 
12 for $6.00 
Heavily Rooted No. 1 Plants 
Bristol. Black 
This grand new blackcap is 
the finest we have ever grown, 
Large, firm, glossy jet black, 
deliciously sweet. Good vig- 
orous growers and excellent 
producers It succeeds over a 
wide territory—wherever black 
raspberries are grown. 
12 25 
Supply 
100 
$2.10 $3.75 $12.50 
Cumberland. Black 1.75 2.90 
This old variety has been 
the favorite blackcap for a 
long time. 
-Indian Summer.Red 2.15 4.10 
Here is a fall bearer that 
has been gaining new friends 
every year since it was intro- 
duced. The very large berries 
of fine dark red color, have 
good quality. Produces a 
heavy summer crop. Here, the 
fall crop ripens too late to 
have much value. Strong vig- 
orous grower. A choice home 
and local market berry. 
‘Latham. Red 
Most widely grown of all red 
raspberries in America. Heavy 
producer of large delicious 
berries of bright red color 
during July. No mosaic has 
ever been found in our plant- 
ings. 
1.75 3.25 
9.35 
13.95 
11.55 
_RicH RED- STRAWBERRY 
EVERBEARING 
(Plant Patent 993) 
This fine new everbearing strawberry from Minnesota is 
really taking the strawberry world by storm and is the most 
promising everbearer since 1918. 
through. Sweet and of high quality. 
crop followed by high yields in the next June. 
Very hardy, healthy, 
A fine companion to June Rockhill. 
freezing. 
maker. 
supply is very limited. 
Large, firm, deep red all 
Produces a heavy fall 
Excellent for 
vigorous and a good plant 
Order today, the 
PREPAID PRICES 
25 for $5.00 50 for $8.50 100 for $15.00 
All of our Strawberry and Raspberry plants are state inspected two or more times each season. Our plants are guaranteed 
free from Red Stele, Mosaic and all other dangerous insects and diseases. 
OTHER RASPBERRIES - Ask For Large Quantity Prices 
Morrison. Black 
Ripens a little later than 
Cumberland. Large, glossy 
black, very attractive berries. 
Firm, sweet and juicy. De- 
lectable flavor. Excellent for 
every way black raspberries 
are used. Sturdy, vigorous 
grower and a heavy producer. 
(ale. £ sae [ee 
Cnoice 101 home Or iGrKet. 
Potomac. Purple 
Very heavy producer, ripen- 
ing quite early and over a 
long period. Not as large as 
Sodus, but a little higher in 
quality. Vigorous and hardy. 
Supreme for jelly and freezing. 
Supply very limited. 
Sodus. Purple 
What a suprise is in store 
for you if you have never seen 
or tasted this wonderful berry. 
A very heavy producer of 
mammoth, firm berries, spright- 
ly and good in quality. Superb 
for jelly and freezing. Very 
vigorous and productive. 
Hardy. Ripens just after La- 
tham. Plant 3 feet apart in 
the rows and have the rows 7 
or 8 feet apart. Resistant to 
drought and yields a good 
crop every year. Highly re- 
sistant to disease. You just 
cannot go wrong with Sodus. 
25 100 
1 95 3.65 12.65 
2.45 4.35 16.15 
2.15 4.10 14.85 
