THE SENSATIONAL EVERBEARING 
3109‘ INDIAN SUMMER 
NOT ONE, BUT TWO CROPS OF DELICIOUS AND 
FLAVORFUL RED RASPBERRIES EACH YEAR— 
One of the finest new Red Raspberries. Fruits 
are large, firm in texture and packed with flavor- 
ful goodness. Keep their color when canned or 
quick frozen. Excellent market berry as they keep 
well after picking. Plants grow readily and rapidly 
to good size and bear abundantly. Indian Summer 
makes an ideal berry for home garden because the 
plants bear a heavy crop during the early summer 
bearing season and then another lighter crop in 
the fall. This assures you of fresh fruit at a season 
when most other fruits are gone. 
Well-rooted No. 1 plants, 12 for $2.00; 25 for 
$3.75; 50 for $6.25; 100 for $12.00, postpaid. 
3110 LATHAM 
THE FAMOUS “OLD RELIABLE” 
RASPBERRY—BEST KNOWN 
RED BERRY— 
We might well use this whole page extolling the 
merits of this wonderful berry, which we regard 
as the finest ever introduced. Berries of extremely 
large size, and when ripe, are a beautiful red 
color. The hardiest of all Raspberries, growing 
well and producing abundant crops even to the 
Canadian border. Flavor is delicious and crop is 
remarkably heavy, sometimes extending over a 
month. In every way Latham stands supreme. 
12 for $1.75; 25 for $3.50; 50 for $5.50; 100 
for $11.00, postpaid. 500 for $42.50, by express. 
3111 CUMBERLAND 
MOST FAMOUS BLACK RASPBERRY 
We Regard It as the Best of All Blackcaps 
Prolific Producer for Home Canning or Freezing, or for Market 
Large, Juicy Berries Are Superior in Every Way 
Largest Blackcap Raspberry grown. Plant is an unusually 
strong grower and heavy bearer. Berries are very large, sweet 
and juicy, keep well for market and hold shape in cans when 
cold-packed. Useful and valuable for the home garden as 
they are excellent for table use as fresh fruit, fine for can- 
ning or the making of jam and jelly, and equally as good for 
locker storage after quick freezing. 12 for $1.75; 25 for 
$3.00; 100 for $9.00, postpaid. 500 for $35.00; 1000 for 
$60.00, by express. 
3123\SODUS Purple Cap 
FAMOUS FOR DELICIOUS FLAVOR— 
UNEXCELLED AS A 
FRESH FRUIT 
The leading purple Rasp- 
berry. Introduced and 
recommended by the New 
York Experiment Station. 
Berries are very large and 
firm. They resemble Red 
Raspberries in shape and ap- 
pearance. Bush grows like 
Blackcaps. Heavy pro- 
ducer. Unequalled for 
pies. Sodus is resistant 
to drought and yields 
a good crop every year. 
Price: 6 for $1.25; 
12 for $2.00; 25 for 
$3.50 and 100 for 
$9.50, postpaid. 
RED 
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Indian Summer 
Red Raspberries 
—Plants Bear 
Two Crops of 
Delicious Berries 
Each Year 
3113 “EBONY” BLACKBERRY 
PROLIFIC NEW VARIETY—IMMENSE SIZE, 
SURE CROP, HEAVY YIELD, VIGOROUS IN 
GROWTH, PERFECTLY HARDY .... 
Resistant to rust and a good money-maker. Canes grow 
upright and sturdy. Fruit ripens in July and continues over a 
long period. We offer only the one variety as it is the one 
which we believe to be the best. Guaranteed to produce fruit. 
6 for $1.95; 12 for $3.55; 25 for $7.25; 50 for $13.50; 
100 for $21.50, postpaid. 
THE GROWING OF BLACKBERRIES 
and RASPBERRIES 
Plant Raspberries in well drained cultivated soil. Set 
plants with the crown or eye about | inch below ground 
level. Raspberries should be set 4 feet apart each way. 
As soon as the bearing season is over, all old wood or 
canes should be cleaned out and new growth cut back 
about one-third. This permits good bearing wood to 
develop the next year’s crop. 
r Schenectady, N. Y. 
Dear Sir: May 7, 1953. 
Just to let you know I received the Magnolias in good condition 
and they look very good so far. I hope I will have good luck with 
them as I did with all my other shrubs I received from you. 
Very truly yours, 
MRS. A, K. 
; Beaumont, Texas. 
Dear Sirs: 
: _ May 4, 1953. 
I received yours of April 21, and thanks for asking my permission 
to use my testimonial for the thornless Festival Rose. Yes indeed, 
and I feel highly complimented you have asked me to recommend 
Festival. It is one of the best red Roses I have, I can always rely 
on my thornless Festival either in climber or bush varieties. I love 
it for foundation planting as it has no thorns to tear. It does fine 
im this Gulf Coast country where we have so much rain and salt 
evaporation and hot summer sun. I get many compliments on my 
Festival Rose. WORSE (CS det, (e: 
