are No. 1, 1 year plants and carry my standard strawberry guarantee. 
LATHAM (Red). I consider this the leading medium to late red raspberry for 
home garden and commercial planting. It thrives in most all soils. Is hardy even 
at 45 degrees below zero temperatures. Berries are large, plump and sweet. 
“MORRISON (Black). Also a fine black raspberry. Main point in its favor over 
Cumberland is it’s LARGER, some berries 1 inch across, very few seeds 
“INDIAN SUMMER (Red-Everbearing). This is a dandy berry and bears 
2 crops, Spring and Fall. . . 
““CUMBERLAND- I think everyone knows this fine Black Raspberry. It’s 
right up with the best. Some. like it better than Morrison. Others like Cum- 
berland best. We have both kinds. 
“DURHAM, early, everbearing. This is a fine strong growing red raspberry. 
Fruit is fine flavor and plentiful. It is two or three weeks earlier than Indian © 
Summer. Here are growing facts on it. 
How to Grow Durham ; 
_ We think Durham has more good points than any red raspberry of recent 
origin. Here are some of them. Fall crop starts ripening about August 15th 
and continues until into October. It comes off season when prices are highest. _ 
- By Cutting back canes within a few inches, 2 or 3 inches from the ground, there - 
are no canes to carry over Winter, which eliminates Winter injury. Also by 
burning canes in the Fall, it practically does away with the fungus diseases, 
such as Spur Blight and Anthracnose. It makes such a rank and sturdy growth, 
set three feet in rows six feet apart, that it is self-supporting, and after a couple 
of weedings early in the Spring, its rank growth shades out the weeds for the’ 
rest of the Summer. s 
- We believe it will be one of the biggest money makers in the red raspberry 
ne. ih a a 
‘ ELDORADO BLACKBERRY. For home gardens I think this is absolutely the 
\ finest blackberry there is. : 
LUCRETIA DEWBERRY. If you like DEWBERRIES then Lucretia is one 
you can not go wrong in planting. Dewberries have a fiavor all their own. 
Mighty fine eating. Look like a blackberry but vines run over the ground rather 
Ban as bushes like a blackberry. No fruit garden is complete without a few 
ewberries. 
Raspberries, Blackberries 
Dewberries. 25 for $5.00, 100 for $16.00 and 1000 for $95.00 
in small lots 20cper plant. etait 
BLUEBERRIES 
BLUEBERRIES. Huckleberries. I do not grow these but have them — 
grown for me by a man I consider AMERICA’S No. 1 Blueberry | 
plant grower, This is a berry that is easy to grow. Fine eating. Fine 
for pies and puddings, etc. We have 3 kinds. Average home should 
have a dozen. They make little tree-like bushes, 4 or five feet high, 
round shape, live for’many years. We havé\Rubel, Late‘Rancocas, 
MidseasonNCabot early. One bush $1.00, 6 for $4.00 or 12 for $7.50. 
- GUARANTEE 
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