Purple. Berries very large, firm, sprightly and good 
flavor. Plants very vigorous, productive and _ hardy. 
Much more resistant to drought than Columbian. Valu- 
able market variety. Mid-July. 
New Black Raspberry. It ripens a little later than Cumberland. The 
i color is an intense, glossy black, so attractive that these huge berries 
» sell on sight. The fruit has almost no seeds, firm texture, yet juicy. In | 
' short, this is the most promising new Black Raspberry. Price: 10 for | 
$2.35; 25 for $4.25; 50 for $6.95; 100 for $11.95; 250 for $25.95, 
| postpaid. 500 for $40.25; 1000 for $70.00, not postpaid. 
\ COLUMBIAN 
Purple. Very large, somewhat conical, rich, juicy; seeds small, bears 
large crops. Mid-July. 
; \ CUMBERLAND 
Black. Berries large, firm, glossy and unsurpassed in quality. Early July. 
Price: 10 for $2.35; 25 for $4.25; 50 for $6.95; 100 for $11.95; 250 
for $25.95, postpaid. 500 for $40.25; 1000 for $70.00, not postpaid. 
Raspberry Prices 
Prices of all varieties (except as noted): I-yr., No. 1 select plants, 
10 for $2.75; 25 for $4.95; 50 for $8.50; 100 for $14.95; 250 for 
$30.95, postpaid. 500 for $48.85; 1000 for $85.00, net postpaid. 
RASPBERRY COLLECTION No. 10 
1-Yr., No. 1 Plants 
10 CUMBERLAND 10 NEWBURGH 
20 Plants for *3.60 Postraid 
‘INDIAN SUMMER 
_ The wonderful everbearing Red Raspberry. Crop twice a year, 
| Thanks to the New York Experiment Station, here’s a berry that is 
forging ahead in leadership, has very small seeds. Season early July 
‘through to mid-October. Berries large, roundish, conic, slightly irregu- 
“lar, good in quality. Heavy yielder. Escapes mosaic. 
Indian Summer 
[45] 
