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BLACKBERRIES 
3 for 41c; 12 for $1.56 
25 for $2.93; 100 for $10.17 
EARLY HARVEST—The earliest to ripen 
. and the most productive of the early sorts. 
Medium size, glossy black, good flavor and 
good shipper. Planted extensively in the 
south for canning. Ripens so early that it 
always sells at enormous prices. 
LAWTON—A heavy yielding Blackberry that 
is probably the most widely grown commer- 
cial Blackberry. Berries are of enormous size, 
glossy jet-black, and of sweet pleasing flavor. 
Very firm and outstanding for their ability to 
be sent to distant markets remaining in good 
condition. Always commands highest prices 
and grand for home planting. Ripens in July. 
OZARK BEAUTY~Superior to any black- 
berry grown where it has become known, this 
blackberry is hardy, stands drouth. It is al- 
most free from seeds and has no objectionable 
core. It has little or no juice, the pits being 
filled with a thick syrup or flesh of the 
berry. Ripens just after Early Harvest. The 
berries are very large and best quality. You 
will make no mistake in ordering Ozark 
Beauty. 
JROBINSON (Wonder) — Almost rust-proof 
. . heavy bearer. 
V EVERBEARING 
BLACKBERRY 
(TREE FORM) 
This is one of the latest creations in 
blackberries. Bear enormous crops, be- 
ginning to ripen just after the early har- 
vest and continue almost until frost; the 
berry is very large, of fine quality, melt- 
ing in your mouth and does not have a 
large core. Husky growing plants, stand- 
ing erect, resembling small trees from 6 
to 8 feet high and branch heavily. We 
have only a very few for the market 
this year. 
3 for 72c; 12 for $2.61; 
k MOUNTAIN GROWN BERRIES — 
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-M-M! Luscious Eating NV. 
DEWBERRIES 
3 for 41c; 12 for $1.56 
25 for $2.93; 100 for $10.17 
\( AUSTIN—Berries much larger than those of 
any other Dewberry or Blackberry. It requires 
no trellis or stakes. The fruit is jet black and 
of very superior quality and flavor. For pro; 
ductiveness it out rivals all Dewberries. 
\ LUCRETIA—Fruit very large, luscious and 
sweet; perfectly hardy, healthy, enormously 
productive; a very prolific market fruit; the 
vines should be allowed to remain on the 
ground during the winter and staked up early 
in the spring. Fruit ripens early, is often one 
and one-half inches long. 
OZARK DEWBERRY 
ASSORTMENT at 
REDUCED PRICE 
Contains Our Two Best Dewberries. 
25 for $4.82; 100 for $17.20 
BENCO’S*CRYSTAL 
WHITE BLACKBERRY 
An ideal novelty fruit of real value. 
Berries honey-sweet, few seeds. Size of 
regular 
Blackberry. 
Stunning when 
mixed with black ones for dessert. 
3 for 93c 
12 for $3.03 
6 for $1.77 
25 AUSTIN, 25 LUCRETIA $ 
FOR ONLY 
25 Latham Raspberries 
25 Cumberland Raspberries 
50 Boysenberries 
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Don’t Pass Up this Special 
RASPBERRY - BOYSENBERRY 
ASSORTMENT 
$Q33 
BLACKBERRY?:: EARLY HARVEST, 50 OZARK 
SPECIAL 
Grass Seed for a Beautiful Lawn 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 
Excellent lawn grass; ideal for golf 
fairways and putting-greens; the sweet- 
est and best pasture grass. Plants 
slightly creeping with deep green nar- 
row leaf blades. 1 pound plants 250 sq. 
ft. for lawns; 40 pounds per acre for 
pasture. Plant in the fall and early 
spring. 
1 lb., $1.80; 5 lbs., $8.80 
‘Chicago Parks’ 
LAWN SEED 
The finest grass 
seed we know of. 
We recommend this 
grass for beauty and 
durability. 
1 kb. Plants 250 Sq. Ft. 
1 ib. $1.71 
5 lbs. $7.10 
PERENNIAL RYE GRASS SEED 
(WINTER GREEN) 
A fine winter lawn grass. Fast growing with broad, flat 
blades of a beautiful green color. 
When scratched in the 
present lawn it will produce in about two weeks. It makes a 
beautiful solid carpet of green by itself. Sow about 10 Ibs. 
per 1000 sq. ft. (50’x20'). When planted on Bermuda or car- 
pet lawn the grass should be mowed as closely as possible be- 
fore sowing Winter Green seed. It lasts until the Bermuda 
grass or carpet grass comes up in the summer. It does well 
in sun or shade. 
1 pound 63°; 5 pounds $2.63 
NEW U-3 BERMUDA 
THE SUPERIOR LAWN GRASS 
If you would like to have a beautiful 
lawn ... that will grow luxuriously in 
hot surmmer weather and sun... that 
chokes out crab-grass and summer 
weeds . . . requires little or no water 
. iS permanent, wear and disease 
resistant — THEN HERE'S YOUR 
GRASS! 
U-3 makes a permanent lawn. In the 
deep south, it stays green practically 
all year. Makes a close dense turf. 
Children can romp and play on it with- 
out its showing any wear. It stays 
green longer than other Bermuda. 
Since U-3 grows no seed, it is fur- 
nished in cut-up roots which should be 
planted on i2-inch centers. Easy to 
plant. All that is necessary is to cut 
little holes in your lawn and fill with 
water, place cut-up roots in the holes 
and cover with dirt. Runners will go 
out and in a matter of a few weeks 
will meet and start to build up a 
dense, springy turf. 
Trial Package (Plants more than $950 
100 sq. ft. on 12-inch centers)... 
Standard Package 
1200 sq. ft. on 
12-inch centers) 
ORDER NOW! DON’T DELAY! 
SUPPLY VERY LIMITED! 
(Plants ee than 
BEAUTY, 25 LAWTON................. $723 
NEW BLUE BERRIES - 
GROW YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES — 
PICK THEM FRESH OFF THE BUSH 
Cultivated Blueberries are hardy 
shrubs of rare beauty; they are doubly 
valuable because they are fruitful and 
ornamental all year. 
As a commercial proposition it is 
one of the most profitable fruits to 
grow. There is a big market. They 
make good money in a very short time, 
for you can begin picking the second 
or third season after planting. 
Choose a piece of ground easily sup- 
plied with moisture during dry sum- 
mer months; it should not, however, 
at any time become water-logged. 
Plant in full sun if possible; they will 
also do well in partial shade. Be sure 
the soil is acid. Give only shallow 
cultivation, not over 2 to 3 inches 
deep, so as to leave the roots undis- 
turbed. 
“CONCORD. Bush of upright habit, at 
maturity exceeding 6 feet in height. 
The berries are large. 
“JERSEY. Very large and vigorous in 
habit. The light blue berries are 
yery large. 
2-Yr., 12 to 18 in. 
Each 3 6 12 
ale oe $578 $g* 
We recommend ordering both varieties 
so they will cross-pollinate and fruit 
freely. 
