. Aiken's 1953 garden book. Plants Vermont Catalogs; Trees Vermont Catalogs; Vegetables Vermont Catalogs; Flowers Vermont Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Catalogs; Horticulture Vermont Catalogs. BERRIES. RASPBERRIES Prices of the four varieties of Raspberries listed below: 5 plants for $: 10 for $: 25 for .(1: 50 for $; 100 for $, prepaid. Latham Raspberry. Red. The most easily grown and hardiest variety. Excellent quality and delicious. \ cry hardy. The leading commercial variety. Ripens during first ten days of July. Columbian Raspberry. Purple. The very best Raspberry f
. Aiken's 1953 garden book. Plants Vermont Catalogs; Trees Vermont Catalogs; Vegetables Vermont Catalogs; Flowers Vermont Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Catalogs; Horticulture Vermont Catalogs. BERRIES. RASPBERRIES Prices of the four varieties of Raspberries listed below: 5 plants for $: 10 for $: 25 for .(1: 50 for $; 100 for $, prepaid. Latham Raspberry. Red. The most easily grown and hardiest variety. Excellent quality and delicious. \ cry hardy. The leading commercial variety. Ripens during first ten days of July. Columbian Raspberry. Purple. The very best Raspberry for pie filling. ^ ou don't know how good a can he until \ou'\e tried one made from this varict \ . Cumberland Raspberry. Black. The leading "black- ; Begins to ripen about July 5. continuing for several weeks. Fruit is large, plump, sweet and juicy, with flavor all its own. Free from seediness and crumbling. An ideal shipper. Taylor Raspberry. Bed. One of the best, especially for home gardens. Large berries of superior quality on plants that are vigorous. heavy yielding and strongly resistant to disease. A midseason variety, ripening just after Latham. Snyder Blackberry Snyder Blackberry. The hardiest Blackberry. Won- derfully fine flavor if berries are allowed to ripen thoroughly before being picked. 5 plants for : 10 for $; 25 for $; 50 for $; 100 for $, prepaid. A New Everbearing Red RASPBERRY Durham Raspberry. A two-crop variety that ripens its fall crop before frost. Introduced by the I nhersily of New Hampshire. Far and away the best everbearing red Raspberry to date. The summer crop of medium-size, high-quality fruit ripens in June. The big fall crop of large luscious berries ripens from late August until October. At last we have a heavy fall producer which ripens its crop early enough to escape fall freezes. If you really want a big yield of very high- quality fall Raspberries, plant Durham. 5 plants for $; 10 for $
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