. Twelfth annual catalogue and price list : strawberry, raspberry, blackberry plants, currant and gooseberry bushes, grapevines, Nurseries (Horticulture) Michigan Bridgman Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Strawberries Catalogs. Bridgman, Michigan 15 SHAFFl^R'S COI<OSSAIV. (Purple) An immense raspberry in both cane and fruit, equally adapted to the north or south. Enormously productive. Berries are large, of a purplish color, but luscious and rich; best for home nse grown. Although classed with the reds it does not sucker like them; grows from the tip the same as black caps. 75c per dozen; ^i
. Twelfth annual catalogue and price list : strawberry, raspberry, blackberry plants, currant and gooseberry bushes, grapevines, Nurseries (Horticulture) Michigan Bridgman Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Strawberries Catalogs. Bridgman, Michigan 15 SHAFFl^R'S COI<OSSAIV. (Purple) An immense raspberry in both cane and fruit, equally adapted to the north or south. Enormously productive. Berries are large, of a purplish color, but luscious and rich; best for home nse grown. Although classed with the reds it does not sucker like them; grows from the tip the same as black caps. 75c per dozen; ^ per hundred. THOMPSON'S EARIyY PROWFIC. A seedling red raspberry orig- inated by M. T. Thompson who claims it to be one of the best early sorts. Dozen 25c; hundred 50c; thousand ^^ KANSAS. (Cap) This new vari- ety is now a general favorite with growers all over the country E. W. Ried writes us: "It is the best berry on our ; J. T. Lovett says: "The Kansas rasp- berry again did remarkably well with us. We know of nothing better, in fact none so good in the way of black raspberries. It possesses more good qualities and is, without exception, in our opinion, the best black raspberry in cultivation to- ; Described as follows: Ripens just after Souhegan, berries as large as Gregg, jet black, firm, handsome and of the best quality; bush a strong grower, holds its foliage until frost; stands drought and cold, very productive. We find it even better than we expected. It is about as large as Gregg, early and very productive. Strong, healthy canes; makes plenty of strong tips. 35c per dozen; 75c per hundred; $ per thousand. iEURl^KA. (Cap, new, early) Ex- tracts from a paper read by Prof. W. J. Green before the Ohio Horticultural Society: "I am of the opinion that an acre of Eureka would yield as much as an acre each of Palmer and Gregg ; Prof. Green made the same statement in Ohio Farmer. 35c per dozen; $ per hundred. N!^M
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