. Vestal's Rose Katalog. Baumschulen, Arkansas, Little Rock, Kataloge, Rosen, Kataloge, Blumen, Kataloge; Obst, Kataloge; Pflanzen, Zierpflanzen, Kataloge, Sträucher, Kataloge. 78 Joseph W. Vestal& der Sox Illustrierte axd beschreibenden Katalog. Brombeeren. Sollte in den Zeilen 6 bis 7 Meter auseinander, 3 bis 5 Fuß in den Reihen gepflanzt werden. Die Masse leicht und reich Halten. Die Zuckerrohr zurück zuziehen, wenn Sie vier Fuß in der Höhe erreicht haben. Preis, 50 Cent pro Dutzend; 30 für $ 1. Sofern nicht anders angegeben. Duncan. Extremel}' Hardy, groß, Enor-mously Produktiv: von süßen ausgezeichneten Geschmack; ohne Kern: der größten

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. Vestal's rose catalogue. Nursery stock, Arkansas, Little Rock, Catalogs; Roses, Catalogs; Flowers, Catalogs; Fruit, Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental, Catalogs; Shrubs, Catalogs. 78 Joseph W. Vestal & Sox's Illustrated axd Descriptive Catalogue. Blackberries. Should be planted in rows 6 to 7 feet apart, 3 to 5 feet in the rows. Keep the ground light and rich. Pinch the cane back when they have reached four feet in height. Price, 50 cents per dozen ; 30 for $ 1. except where noted. Duncan. Extremel}' hardy, large size, enor- mously productive: of sweet excellent flavor; without core: of largest size; never fails to make a good crop. One of the best. Early King. An extra early and exceedingly hardy variety of great merit. Canes of strong growth; as hardy as Snyder, and very prolific. It is larger and earlier than Early Harvest, and its delicious sweetness renders it of special value for the home garden. It is also free of double blossoms, rust or other disease. It has been thoroughly tested at the North, and has 2"iven very general satisfaction. Early Harvest. This is one of the earliest blackberries in cultivation; a compact dwarf grower; fruit medium size and fine quality; an enormous bearer; it is so early, and it bears so well, tastes so veil, ships so well, and sells so well, it is of very notable value for a large por- tion of our country. Erie. It is claimed to be the best hard)' variety yet introduced, having stood unharmed a temper- ature of 25 degrees below zero; as vigorous as Missouri Mammoth or Kittatinny; very product- ive, not having failed in producing a fine crop since it was originated: foliage clean and healthy, free from rust; fruit large, about the size of Law- ton: round in form, giving it the appearance of being even larger than it really is; good quality. Honey Coreless. The more we see and test this valiiable new Blackberry, the stronger we are impressed with its valuable qualities. The berry is larg'e size, surpassing the Erie or Min- n

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