Stems Famous 
RASPBERRIES 
Stern's Quick Crop Raspberry plants are hardy, prolific and guaranteed to 
grow and bear. This vigorous plant is famous for its well-developed root with 
its thousands of strong fibrous feeders, the result of meticulous care in propaga- 
tion and selective breeding. These terrific plants are the finest grown anywhere. 
They mak 
shrubs, adding a touch of unusual color combinations with their lush green 
Plant them in your garden or around your home. ideal decorative 
foliage, their small white and yellow blossoms, their bright red berries. 
Extremely hardy—easy to grow. They will thrive in any well-drained garden 
soil. Plant grows 4 to 5 feet tall. Plant 3 ft. apart in rows 6 ft. apart. Or plant 
10 for 25for 100 for 
tens Postpaid $3.50 $8.25 $30.00 
in groups of three for ornamental effect. 
Quick Crop Plants. 2-year, transplanted 
2180 A. INDIAN SUMMER. Red Everbearing Raspberry. The summer crop rip- 
ens in July. The autumn crop starts in late September and continues 
until freezing. Flavor and quality are excellent. 
2190 A. LATHAM. Red. The most popular of all red Raspberries, Latham pro- 
duces heavy yields of large firm berries of delicious flavor. Extremely 
hardy, even in coldest sections. Fruit is large, perfect for canning. 
\ 2200 A. MORRISON. Now you can extend the 
by 
planting Black Morrison 
Morrison 
Raspberry season 
Raspberry, which ripens 
ahead 
A tremendous producer 
of red varieties. 
of luscious, jet-black ber- \ 
tries with a wonderfully 
: py dba 
firm texture ere Pay N 2222 A. 
Raspberries 
no larger 
than Morrison, some av- 
eraging more than a full 
inch in diameter. Perfect 
for making juice and 
freezing as they . have 
fewer seeds than older 
varieties. Long lived. 
September 
Guaranteed 
to Grow 
and Bear 
BiG 
BERRIES 
FROM 
ORNAMENTAL 
BUSHES 
2205 A. NEWBURGH. Red. Produces berries so large that it is not un- 
usual to see the canes bent to the ground! 
does not crumble. 
SODUS. Purple. Many growers claim this to be the most produc- 
tive of all Raspberries. 
berries. 
Fruit is very firm, 
A good shipper. 
Produces large supplies of large firm 
Fruit will not crumble. 
Stern’s Famous FAMILY RASPBERRY GARDEN 
(Group 24-531) 
Enjoy all the wonderful varieties of Stern’s famous RASPBERRIES. En- 
joy luscious pies, shortcakes, jams and juices. 
ries starting the first year planted. An even fuller crop can be expected 
the following year and for many years to come. 
Enjoy delicious fresh ber- 
25 Quick Crop plants, 2 yr., transplanted. 
(5 of each variety listed above) 
For Only $8.25, Postpaid 
Stern's NEW 3-SEASON 
RASPBERRY 
It’s Stern’s Sweet “‘September”’ Raspberry ... 
The First Truly EVERBEARING Raspberry 
If you don’t plant and pick these sensational new Stern's 
Sweet ‘‘September’’ Raspberries, you'll be missing the thrill of 
a lifetime! Imagine, your own fresh-picked, delicious rich red 
Raspberries all season long! Not just one crop in the spring— 
or just an qutumn crop—but all the berries you'll want— 
SPRING . . SUMMER ... and FALL! These new Stern’s 
“miracle Raspberries'’ were developed in Geneva for your 
mouth-watering enjoyment. Your family and guests will rave 
about their fresh firmness and flavor. 
Stern's Sweet '‘September’’ starts to bear extremely early— 
often as early as June 20th in the New York City area. With 
the exception a few weeks in August, they‘ll continue to bear 
right up until heavy freezing weather—sometimes as late as 
Christmas! You'll pick berries early in September, 3 weeks 
before other fall-bearing berries ripen. Most amazing—you'll 
pick basket after basket of ‘’exhibition’’ fruit from September 
until November. 
You've never really known how good Raspberries can taste, 
until you enjoy Stern's firm, flavorful Sweet '’September’’ ber- 
ries fresh out of your own garden. Plants are vigorous and 
increase rapidly, even in coldest sections. YOU'LL PICK SOME 
BERRIES THIS SPRING. 
2220 A. QUICK CROP PLANTS. 2-year, transplanted. Post- 
paid, 5 for $3.00; 10 for $5.00; 25 for $12.00; 50 for 
$20.00. 
