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BERRY PLANTS Make Fine Plants a 
FIRST YEAR—BEAR SOONER! rs Vin AN 
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Henry always said that if he 
could grow only one fruit, it 
7 | oud be strawberries. They 
taste so good, and will grow 
anywhere for anyone. And bear 
heavily. Ordinarily they bear 
about one quart of berries per 
plant each season. And you can 
5 get 50 plants in a space no 
- bigger than a blanket! 
ES j3,2 cash crop, they are one 
“ of the best. You never have 
SUPERFECTION—A Very Fine Everbearer trouble selling them. People 
usually will come to your patch 
and pick their own and pay you. 
‘84125—Superfection bears two crops a year of big, 
red berries, richly flavored and aey. tt is ‘Bran We list only the varieties we 
everywhere and, unlike most everbearers, is a good consider the best. Any one of 
plant maker. Dr. penaine ot lowa State Comers them will give you satisfaction, 
tested several everbearers, keeping runners remov rs 
and the ground mulched with sawdust or cracked corn- See Page 37 for information 
cobs. Superfection outbore them all, yielding up to 120 about our virus-free strains. 
quarters per 100 row feet—the equivalent of 13,000 
quarts per acre. 25 for 2.16; 50 for 3.75; 100 for 6.25; 
200 for 10.98; 500 for 25.98, ppd. 1,000 for 45.50, 
exp. not ppd. 
Plant These Transplants and Pick Berries Sooner Tried-and-Trve Everbearing Collection 
Teds ota eager 
- P 84210X—25 Giant Mastodon and 25 Superfec- 
We wish we could sell nothing 2-yr. transplants—3 for 69c; 6 tion—all 50 for 3.39, postpaid. Free Gift: 5 Ae 
but 2-year transplanted berry for 1.35; 12 for 2.25; 25 for 4.49, plants that bear pure white strawberries; very 
plants. They are s0 much more postpaid. good to eat 
satisfactory in every way. They 
are larger, stronger, heavier A2111—Ebony King Blackberry. 
3 for 2.20; 6 for 3.89; 12 for 7.20; The New Gem—Berries from Spring to Fall 
rooted, and the danger of losing 
25 for 13.98, postpaid. 
them in planting is greatly re 
duced. They'll even bear a few ‘a2118—Morrison Black Rasp- Bears Heavily First Summer 
berries the first year. We urge perry—2-yr. transplants—3 for ‘B4113- The new Gem gives you fruit 
you to try them. They are well 1.39; 6 for 2.59; 12 for 4.98; 25 early in the spring, in the summer, and 
worth the money, particularly for 8.98, all postpaid. inthe fall. It is a wonderful plant 
for ordinary back yard planting maker, being healthy and vigorous. The 
because they require very little A2105—Cumberland Black Rasp- berries are quite round with very few 
care to get them established. berry—-2-yr. transplants—3 for seeds. And it will bear heavy the first 
: 1.29; 6 for 2.25; 12 for 4.29; 25 Feed E A 
Supply not too large go, if and for 7.98, all postpaid. summer. 25 for 1.39; 50 for 2.35; 100 
when we run out, we'll ship twice / for 4.25; 200 for 7.65; 500 for 17.98, all 
the number in a smaller size. A2114—Indian Summer Red postpaid. 1,000 for 33.98, express not 
Raspberry — 2-yr. transplants prepaid. 
PRICES 3 for 98c; 6 for 1.75; 12 for 
A2122—Sodus (Red and Black 3.25; 25 for 6.29, postpaid. 
cross)—-2-yr. transplants-—3 for 
1.48; 6 for 2.69; 12 for 5.15; 25 BEARING SIZE BERRY 
for 9.50, all postpaid. COLLECTION 
All 2-year transplant plants 
A2116—Latham Red Raspberry 3 Cumberland Black Raspberry 
/ 2-yr. transplants—3 for 95c; 6 : — pean Red Raspberry 
| 4 Sodus as err 
| for 1.65; 12 for 2.98; 25 for 5.49, A2648X— A 9 “29 
Indexed U.S.D.A. Virus-Free 
More Popular Every Year 
\B4123—One of the top new 
berries that is gaining popu- 
larity wherever grown. It has 
everything. It is very large, 
has a delicious flavor, and 
the berries are a bright red 
color. It ripens right after 
Dunlap. 25 for 1.19; 50 for 
1.79; 100 for 2.75; 200 for 
4.98; 500 for 11.75, postpaid. 
1,000 for 21.00, express not 
prepaid. 
plants for postpaid. 
postpaid. 
A2112— Eldorado Blackberry 
BLACKBERRIES 
The New Improved Blackberry 
A2003--We fcuarantee that state King will 
bear a heavy crop of large, luscious berries 
year after year. 
They are an upright-growing blackberry, the 
bushes being very strong, and they bear a 
heavy crop without breaking down. 
Hiave withstood temperatures of 22 below 
zero without damage to the buds. Berries are 
large, firm, and have true sweet blackberry 
flavor. Can well, Bear heavily one year after 
planting. 3 for 98c; 6 for 1.79; 12 for 3.39; 
25 for 6.60, ppd. 
OUR CHOICE for the 
“All American" June Bearer 
-MAKER 
JAM : The Early, 
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BLACKBERR Long-Bearing 3 
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coL es BRAND NEW! Records Prove It One of 
6 Eldorado, A2000—The carly ripening, long-bearing black - | Heaviest Yielding Strawberries Known 
4 berry. Produces an enormous crop of first- { 
6 Alfred; quality fruit. Berries are large, jet black, de- B4120—JUMBO (TM Reg. U.S. Patent 
A2540% liclously flavored, and nearly coreless and Office), is a brand new June Bearer 
stpaid. seediess. Will grow in poor soil and take care that has everything that both the home 
For 1.69, po gardener and the commercial grower 
of themselves year after year. Very hardy. 5 
§ for O86: 12 for 1.79; 88 ter 3.10: 88 for demand in an all-purpose strawberry. 
: sf 10.40 P A la ag The berries are deep red all the way 
6.00; 100 for 10.49, postpaid. through and chock-full of delicious, 
honey-sweet goodness. It is superior 
for freezing, firm and solid for shipping 
“ and handling. 
The World's Leading Blackberry Jumbo has already made records - 
‘A2004—Most resistant to rust, Berries are that prove it to be one of the heaviest Jumbo Is Ideal for 
large and firm and borne in abundance. Ripens yielding of all strawberries. We think Jumbo retains its 
over a long period, Fruit is juicy, sweet and it has everything, and strongly recom- flavor, shape and col- 
very fine favored and the vines are very hardy mend that you try it. 25 for 2.00; 50 or bie — ne: 
one of the beat of all blackberries. 6 for 98c; for 3.50; 100 for 5.98; 500 for 24.98; o Bae dace Je baka 
earer, you can get 
12 for 1.79; 25 for 3.19; 50 for 6.00; 100 for 1000 for 44.98, postpaid. the berries into the 
10.49, postpaid. freezer all at once 
early in the season, 
