. Catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, small fruits, roses, Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Commercial catalogs New York (State) Rochester. \ Raspberries. Kansas — The best black cap ever intro- duced, tested and found perfectly hardy in Canada. Berries as large and larger than Gregg, jet black, tirm and of the best qual- ity : ripens with or a little after Soughegan, and yields very much more; fruit ripens even. It produces more canes than Gregg, makes a vigorous growth and holds its foliage till frost. The canes are absolutely hardy, bra
. Catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees, small fruits, roses, Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Commercial catalogs New York (State) Rochester. \ Raspberries. Kansas — The best black cap ever intro- duced, tested and found perfectly hardy in Canada. Berries as large and larger than Gregg, jet black, tirm and of the best qual- ity : ripens with or a little after Soughegan, and yields very much more; fruit ripens even. It produces more canes than Gregg, makes a vigorous growth and holds its foliage till frost. The canes are absolutely hardy, branch freely and produce fruit from every bud : will stand hot and dry weather equal to any. If you want the best berry, one that is prolific, hardy, early, immense size, handsome appearance and superb quality, plant Kansas. Each, 15 cts.: dozen. $ ; \ KA.^rs. ' 100. $ Progress (Pioneer)—We cannot describe this berry better than to quote the following letter : " Dear Sir : I have fruited the Progress for two years and have had good success with them, they are decidedly the best early Raspberry that I have fruited on my grounds, much superior to the Doolittle : they bear immense crops, ripen early and hold out well in picking, they are firm and of good quality, keep well in the basket and are excellent for evaporating ; it is a strong grower and hardy, never has been winter killed with us, and has been free from diseases of all kinds. Very truly yours. Leesburg, Pa. " " W. A. ; Probably the best for first crop : rapidly taking the place of Ohio. Very strong plants, dozen, 25 cts. ; 100, $: , $: lighter plants, $ per 1,000. ^ Royal Church — This promising new Raspberry originated in Ohio, and the claims? for this valuable berry seem borne out by the testimonials of leading hor- ticulturists as to its merits ; the introducer describes it as follows : " Berry large, dark crimson, hardy, firm and of good quality. Flavor
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