Coralberry, known as Red Snowberry or 
Indian Currant 
Each Dozen Hundred 
VERBS Ss 9 nes Sale Oe I Nees $ 7.50 $75.00 
BLUEBERRIES BLUEBERRIES 
(Vaccinium Corymbosum) 
HIGH BUSH 
Home Grown Blueberries As You Like Them 
FAMILY REGUIREMENTs: Six for two. Double the number 
for the birds, and children. 
DISTANCE To PLANT: five to six feet apart on row. 
Rows ten feet apart. How many can you use? Six sold 
at the doz. rate. 
CULTURAL CaRrE: Remember they must have light soil 
and a heavy mulch. If weeds come through pull them. 
PLANTING: It’s a good thing to mix the soil 50-50. Peat-— 
leaf mold-and sawdust. ‘i 
Heavy bearing, Cohansey, Concord, Jersey, ‘Stanley, 
5 yr. plants, transplanted. They’re lifted with a nice 
ball. Don’t know they’re moved. Just keep on bearing. 
Each Dozen 
Serieet extra heavy... .2 4). -5 ok oe $4.00 $40.00 
‘2—4 feet, heavy 
N STANLEY, RANCOCAS, “JERSEY 
These are nice plants priced for mail order trade. Plant 
a lot and let them grow. 
Each Dozen 
[Jel Oinchcer enh 5 Ney oy $ .80 $8.00 
LITERATURE 
20 years results in Organic soil management. Saves sprays, 
saves buying fertilizer, stops water run off. Rewritten 
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IEEE 2 ag 8 cect ears a a ee a nT 10¢ 
BOOKLET: Plant America’s “Nut Heritage.”” A Com- 
‘plete treatise on all ‘Tree Crops.’’ Shows How To Get 
Rich Without Plowing. Cultural Data........... $1.00 
How to Graft: booklet 
REPRINT OF A LECTURE—‘My Responsibility As A 
‘Citizen In A Free Economy”. Free while they last. 
TRESPASS SIGNS that work. Get your supply for 
this fall. They’re cute. In large letters Badly infested 
with Castanea Mellissima, Regia-Nigra—Dangerous. 
$1.00 per dozen mailed. 
And now folks we’re starting to arrive. Tree crops are 
starting to bear. Our fall catalog comes out too late to 
offer the fruit of the tree. Drop usa lineand we'll write you 
come fall. We expect to have chestnuts, jujube, per- 
simmons, American and Chinese; maybe walnuts. 
Biggest kick I’m getting is—reports from farmers who 
planted our grafted thin shelled nuts years ago while neigh- 
bors “‘smiled”. Retired now, they enjoy cracking and 
picking and marketing at a tremendous profit. 
OUR ORGANIC FARM: Don’t forget we're taking 
orders for beef. 
TIRED OF THE CITY GRIND? 
TRY IT ON THE FARM. 
Want a country home with peace and quiet? - 
If you want 375 acres in profitable production with 
fruit, cattle, and riding horses in S. E. Pa., drop me a line. 
It’s the city man’s dream. 
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