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RASPBERRY 
E We were very proud to introduce to planters this marvelous 
new Park Raspberry—the finest Black Cap we have ever seen 
anywhere. It originated at Des Moines, Iowa, and was brought 
to our attention by a former Secretary of the Iowa State Horti- 
cultural Society. The enormous berries are meaty, juicy, and 
of richest quality and flavor; they are almost smooth and have 
| & wonderful appearance. The hardy, healthy plants produce 
_ enormous crops, and are the nearest disease-free of any Rasp- 
7 berry we have ever grown. Plant the Park Raspberry if you 
‘want something uncommonly fine. 
Select No. 1 Tips (1l-yr. plants) 
6 for $1.65; 12 for $3.15; 25 for $5.95; 100 for $19.50 
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4 (If desired by parcel post, add 20c for 6 plants, 30c for 12, or 45c for 25 plants. 
he More than 50 plants must go by express.) 
B43—-SODUS PURPLE RASPBERRY 
_ Rich, delicious, reddish-purple fruits (a cross between Red and Black 
_ Raspberries), and probably the heaviest producer of them all. Berries are 
_large and firm, do not crumble; the flavor is distinctively rich and sweet. 
| Delicious eaten fresh, and makes wonderful sauce and jams. Excellent, 
| too, for freezing. Plants are very hardy, vigorous, and have fewer briars. 
' Sodus plants in your garden will bring you some of the finest fruit you 
| have ever tasted. Plant rather shallow, following directions for l-year Black 
Raspberries on page 23. Pictured in color on opposite page. 
6 for $1.30; 12 for $2.25; 25 for $4.00; 100 for $15.00 
(If desired by parcel post, add 20c for 6 plants, 30c for 12, or 45c for 25 plants. 
More than SOQ plants must go by express.) 
B47—-THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY 
Giant Berries of Richest Flavor! The greatest berry ever grown, and now 
) we have it on an improved THORNLESS plant. Strong, rambling canes 
{__bear tremendous crops over a 6-8 week period—huge, purple-maroon ber- 
ries of the sweetest, most delicious flavor, and almost seedless. Wonderful 
eaten fresh, and it makes the finest jelly, jam, pies and sauce you have 
ever tasted. 
i. They naturally grow trailing along the ground (keep them trained to 
'} rows), or can be tied to wires or fence. Hardy, but in northern sections 
the canes should be laid down and covered with earth and straw in win- 
| ter. Plant the same as l-year Black Raspberries—see page 23. (Color 
| photo on page 58.) NORTHERN GROWN, Select. No. | Plants. 
3 for 80c; 6 for $1.30; 12 for $2.35; 25 for $4.50. 
(If desired by parcel post, add 15c for 3 plants, 20c for 6 plants, 
30c for 12 plants, or 45¢ for 25 plants.) 
B48—RED LAKE CURRANT 
See color photo on page 58. This wonderful Red Currant far surpasses 
® the old time sorts. Giant size berries in a giant size bunch, color a bril- 
| liant scarlet, with a sweet, rich flavor. The big, strong plant produces with 
ease the enormous crops; hardy everywhere. Spicy currant jelly is a 
“must” for the winter store. Select, No. 1 Plants. 
55c each; 3 for $1.50; 6 for $2.75. 
(If desired by parcel post, add 10c each, 15c for 3, or 20c for 6 plants.) 
B49-SPIXWELL GOOSEBERRY 
Finest of all Gooseberries, originating at the North Dakota Experiment 
Station. Pixwell is thoroughly hardy, a strong grower, developing a large 
bush that is capable of carrying the immense crop of fruit. Large, oval 
"| berries of superior quality, color a light green turning to pink when ripe; 
| bears very young. The plant has less thorns than others, with the berries 
hanging well below the branches so that the fruit is easily picked. De- 
. po Gooseberry pie and preserves will whet the appetite. Select, No. 1 
. ants. 
80c each; 3 for $2.10; 6 for $4.50 
(If desired by parcel post, add 10c each, I5c for 3, or 20c for 6 plants.) 
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\B45-SEPTEMBER RED RASPBERRY 
Great, New, Everbearing Red Raspberry! Bright red berries, firm, non-crumbling, and of 
fine, rich flavor are borne heavily on the old canes in early summer. Then in a few weeks 
the new canes start the new crop, bearing continuously until frost. Fall fruits are of even 
finer quality. Hardy, healthy, vigorous plants bear large crops with little care. The fruit 
eaten fresh, or made up into jam or jelly has delicious, sweet quality and aroma; fine for 
freezing. September starts bearing the FIRST SEASON. Be sure to include some of these 
grand berries in your raspberry rows. 
Select, No. 1 Plants 
3 for 95c; 6 for $1.85; 12 for $3.60 
(If desired by parcel post, add 15c for 3 plants, 20c for 6, or 30c for 12 plants.) 
EARL FERRIS NURSERY—Hampton, lowa 
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