nes Certified Minnesota 
RASPBERRI 
BIG RED LATHAM 
One Inch in Diameter! — 
The nationally known King of Red Raspberries. 
Originated in Minnesota, and grown every- 
where. A perfectly hardy, strong, vigorous 
grower, outyielding all others. Most profitable 
for market. Quantity prices below. 
~NEWBURGH 
Finest Quality of All! 
Here’s the big, firm top-quality berry that 
does not crumble in picking, storage or 
shipping. These husky, hardy plants bear 
so heavily that canes often bend to the 
ground! Most appetizing flavor and aroma. 
Many Twin City and Duluth growers pro- 
claim them “better than Latham.” Prices 
below. 
INDIAN SUMMER 
Everbearing Red Raspberry 
A Two-crop Red Raspberry developed 
New York Experiment Station. 
summer and again in fall, 
frost. The berries are large, somewhat 
conical, of medium red color and _ high 
quality. Plants are hardy and _ vigorous 
growers. A real chance to profit from fall 
marketing. Quantity prices below. See color 
photo on inside front cover. 
NEW \SEPTEMBER 
. Everbearing Red Raspberry 
A brand new 2-crop raspberry that ripens its 
fall crop 3 weeks earlier than other autumn 
bearers, ahead of early frosts. Berries are 
large, good quality, bright red. Supply 
limited. Prices below. 
\ SUNRISE 
Extra Early—Fine Quality 
A new red raspberry developed by U. 8S. Dept. 
of Agriculture. It’s extra early—(2 weeks 
ahead of Latham), yet berries are large and 
have better texture, finer quality and more 
flavor than Latham. Very hardy and disease 
resistant. Prices below. 
by 
Bears in 
continuing until 
ES 
Latham 
FREE 
5 Page Leaflet 
on Planting and Care 
of Red Raspberries 
\ SODUS 
Purple Raspberry 
A purple Raspberry especially noted for fruit 
production. Berries are large, firm, fine quality 
and have a wine-red, purple color. You will 
prize this variety highly. Prices below. 
\ CUMBERLAND 
Black Raspberry 
Most profitable Black Cap berry to grow—pro- 
duces big crops year after year—succeeds on 
all kinds of soil. Berries extra large, glossy- 
black. Prices below. 
Prices Below Are All Prepaid | Express Not Prepaid 
KIND SIZE 25 50 100 200 500 1000 
= pee = oa, Big 
Latham and Newburgh... | 1 yr. Standard. ..$1.55 $2.75 $5.15 $9.45 $16.45 $24.45 $48.45 $83.45 
2 yr. Heavy...... 1.85 3.15 5.85 10.85 19.85 32.45 59.85 99.85 
POST PAID 7 | 
Indian Summer........ | lyr. Standard... 1.75 2.95 5.35 9.95 - 17.35 28.85 56.45 94.50 
PRICES | 2 yr. Heavy..... 1.98 3.65 6.65 11.85 19.85 33.65 63.85 10°.00 
ON New September........ { lyr. only....... 2.98 5.35 10.15 19.25 35.45 
=: we. : s SA) a | 4 
Sunrise. oe) ae see) 1 yr, Standard=:~ 1.455 2.65, 74795 8.955) 15.855 5523.25 946.55 77.65 
RASPBERRY \ 2 yr. Heavy...... 1.65 2:95 | .5.25 9.85 17.45 | 28.45 56.95 94.85 
PLANTS Sodus Purple: ...c.---. ) 1 yr dips... -.... 1.65 =2:90° / (5.00 9:35 18.35 | 
\ 2 yr. Transplants. 285 5.00 9.65 17.95 33.95 
‘Cumberland Black..... (oli vrei nipsee see 12001295 e3.65 6.85 12.95 
\ 2yr. Transplants. 2.35 4.35 8.15 15.65 29.85 
New 
Ebony 
King 
Blackberry 
You Can Earn Valuable Free Gifts for Early Orders. See Page 30 
‘ALFRED BLACKBERRIES 
Berries are often 11/, inches long. The ideal 
table berry—of fine flavor and practically 
coreless, with but few small seeds. Stands 35 
below zero. 1 yr. plants: 6 for $1.15, 12 for 
$2.00, 25 for $3.75, 50 for $6.85, 100 for $12.45, 
prepaid. 
\NEW EBONY KING 
BLACKBERRIES 
At last a Blackberry that's a “sure fire’ pro- 
ducer! Previous varieties were erratic bearers, 
often producing no fruit, or only small dried 
up berries. But every year, every plant of 
Ebony King bears big, ripe fruit. They start 
bearing young, mature their fruit early, and 
even young plants produce up to a quart of 
fruit. Berries are big, glossy black, with tangy- 
sweet flavor, practically coreless. Supply 
limited! 1 yr. plants: 6 for $2.25, 12 for $4.15, 
25 for $7.95, 50 for $14.65, 100 for $23.55, pp. 
Hardy GRAPES 
(No Grape Plants 
shipped to 
Washington State) 
N 
CONCORD 
The Standard of Quality 
The most popular grape for market or home 
use. Large bunches of bluish-black berries with 
delicious flavor. Keeps well and ships well. 
See page 29 for adaptability. Prices below. 
\ FREDONIA 
Early Black Grape 
An early large-berried Grape for the North 
—three weeks earlier than Concord. Vines are 
vigorous—clusters of medium size, very com- 
pact. Offers great opportunities for market or 
home use. Prices below. 
\ BETA GRAPE 
Hardy as Wild Grapes 
Always dependable, producing heavy crops 
every year. Fruit of medium size, good quality, 
early—excellent for jelly and grape juice. 
Prices below. 
‘NNEW VAN BUREN GRAPE 
Earliest of All to Ripen! 
This is the newest and best in blue grapes. It 
bears big heavy clusters of large dark blue 
berries with sweet mild flavor—a most re- 
freshing dessert eaten fresh! An ideal arbor 
plant. Considered hardy in Southern Minne- 
sota as specified on page 30. 
PRICES on GRAPES 
All Prepaid Each Three Six 
GRAPES: —— -—— 
Fredonia or $0.50 $1.35 $2.35 $3.45 
Ten 
Beta. 227s. 5 
2.10 3.00 
