. Planters' price list of fruit trees, plants, etc. for fall planting : autumn 1900. Fruit treesPrices; Nut treesPrices; Nursery stock PricesNew Jersey Little Silver; Nurseries (Horticulture)New Jersey Little SilverCatalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Berries Seeds Catalogs. Fall is the best season in which to plant the red and other similar varieties. Blackcaps succeed better when planted in Spring:. I offer here only the best varieties of both dasses. Plant in rows 6 feet apart and 3 feet distant in tlie rows, or four feet apart each way to be cultivated in hills, i
. Planters' price list of fruit trees, plants, etc. for fall planting : autumn 1900. Fruit treesPrices; Nut treesPrices; Nursery stock PricesNew Jersey Little Silver; Nurseries (Horticulture)New Jersey Little SilverCatalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Berries Seeds Catalogs. Fall is the best season in which to plant the red and other similar varieties. Blackcaps succeed better when planted in Spring:. I offer here only the best varieties of both dasses. Plant in rows 6 feet apart and 3 feet distant in tlie rows, or four feet apart each way to be cultivated in hills, in each case putting 2 plants in a place. The former method requires 4S00 plants and the latter 5444 plants per acre. The latter mode is the better for garden culture. Blackcaps should be set a little further apart than the red class. As soon as planted cut back the canes to within a few inches of the ground and mound the soil over them for a winter protection, leveling it down in the spring. KING RASPBERRY. By far the best red Easpberry yet produced. It is tlie only early red Easpberry that I have tested whicli unites large size, beauty, firmness and good quality of fruit with productiveness, vigorous growth and hardiness of cane. Its season is the very earliest. Fruit bright in color and of best quality. In pro- ductiveness it is the equal of any red Easpberry I have ever grown, and in vigorous growth and hardiness of cane, as well as in the enduring properties of its foliage, it is not surpassed by any. 1 believe it to be worthy of all that can be said in its favor; for in earliness, large size, beauty of form and color, high quality and firmness of its fruit and in productiveness, vigorous oTowtii and hardiness of cane—in a word in value—it is without an equal. Doz., 50c.; 100, ; 1000, CUMBERLAND. The largest blackcap Easpberry that has yet been intro- duced and as good in other respects as it is large, excelling all other varieties of the blackcap class. B
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