ASPARAGUS
Zones 3-10–A bed of asparagus will provide many years of eating pleasure. When planting, allow 12 to 15 inches be- tween plants and 3 to 4 feet between rows.
Jersey Supreme Hybrid
04505–Reigns supreme in quality, earliness and produc- tiveness. The large green spears are tender and fl avorful from top to bottom. This predominantly all-male hybrid can be har- vested a full year earlier than open-pollinated strains. Has very good rust resistance and tolerance to fusarium. Adapts to most climates and soil types. Heavy 1-yr. roots.
10 for $11.95; 20 for $19.95; 50 for $42.95; 100 for $75.95 Mary Washington
tender spears with tight tips. Rust tolerant. Heavy 1-yr. roots. 04506–ROOTS: 10 for $9.95; 20 for $15.95; 50 for $29.95; 100 for $49.95; 250 for $110.95
Widely planted and very dependable. Produces long, green,
01005–SEED: (A) Pkt. (approx. 125 seeds) $2.25; (L) oz. (ap- prox. 800 seeds) $4.45; (M) ¼ Lb. $12.95; (P) Lb. $39.95
Purple Passion JERSEY SUPREME HYBRID
Very productive. Turns green when cooked. Heavy 1-yr. roots. 10 for $12.95; 20 for $21.95; 50 for $44.95; 100 for $79.95 ASPARAGUS OFFER
04501 (X)–Includes 10 plants each of Jersey Supreme Hybrid and Purple Passion, 20 plants total for $19.95
Jersey Knight Hybrid
MARY WASHINGTON PURPLE PASSION Jung Jump-Start Asparagus Food
BOOST YIELDS IN NEW AND ESTABLISHED PLANTINGS. PROMOTES BIGGER SPEARS.
51025–This water soluble, 17-16-28 slow- release fertilizer is easy to use. Just mix with water. Apply in spring and repeat after harvest. 1 lb. $6.95; 2 or more $5.95 each
GROW THE BEST ASPARAGUS
55593–This inexpensive little guide is full of tips for growing asparagus, from preparing the bed to planting and maintenance. An asparagus bed is a long-term investment that will pay big dividends, so get everything off to a good start by investing in this guide from Country Wisdom. Each $3.95
BLACKBERRIES JERSEY KNIGHT HYBRID
One of the best as- paragus varieties for the home garden. This predominantly all-male hybrid is widely adapted, hardy in cold winter cli- mates and tolerant to the heat of the south. It does well in all soils, including heavy clay types, and is highly resistant to rust, Fu- sarium and other diseases. Best of all, the spear qual- ity and fl avor is fantastic. Heavy 1-yr. roots. 04508–ROOTS: 10 for $11.95; 20 for $19.95; 50 for $42.95; 100 for $75.95
01013–SEED: (A) Pkt. (30 seeds) $4.25; 2 pkts. $7.50; 5 pkts. $16.95; (V) 500 seeds $44.95
Millennium Hybrid
04502–Highly productive, ten- der spears. Adapts to a wide va- riety of soil types. Produces high- quality spears with an excellent fl avor perfect for fresh-eating
and freezing. 10 for $12.95; 20 for $21.95; 50 for $44.95; 100 for $79.95
Home-grown blackberries are a gourmet treat. Plants tolerate some shade, but will yield the most fruit in a full-sun location. They have an up- right, somewhat vining habit, so sup- plying wires or a trellis for support can be benefi cial.
Chester Thornless
30380–Zones 5-9–Avoid painful thorns with this productive black- berry. Large, glossy berries have sweet, rich fl avor. Excellent for fresh use, freezing and mouth-watering jams, jellies and baked goods. Har- dier than most and has resistance to cane blight. Ripens midsummer.
Select #1 plants. Each $7.95; 3 for $19.95; 6 for $37.95
CHESTER THORNLESS THORNLESS BLACKBERRY OFFER
30388 (X)–One each of Chester and Triple Crown, a $15.90 value for $12.95
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Select #1 plants. Each $7.95; 3 for $19.95; 6 for $37.95
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Triple Crown Thornless 30385–Zones 5-9–Ripens a week to 10 days earlier than Chester Thornless. Vigorous plants establish quickly, producing loads of large, glossy black berries with excellent fl avor. Easy to pick. A USDA release.
PRIME JIM BLACKBERRY Prime Jim
AN EVERBEARING BLACKBERRY EVEN NORTHERN GARDENERS CAN GROW
30377–Zones 4-8–First-year canes bear big crops even in cold climates. Grow Prime Jim the same as everbearing rasp- berries. Allow the canes to grow for a season, then cut them back just above the ground after harvest. If you wish, you can allow the canes to grow for a second year and they will produce a crop beginning mid to late June. Even if these canes are damaged by severe winter temperatures, the new growth will bear a crop of fruit. First year canes begin ripening in late sum- mer and continue to bear large, fi rm, deli-
cious berries until frost. Select #1 plants. Each $8.95; 3 for $22.95; 6 for $39.95
Protect your valuable fruit and garden crops from birds and small animals. This tough polypropylene ¾ inch mesh is rot-proof
Bird-X™ Netting
and not affected by spray chemicals. 52104–7x20 ft. Ea. $10.95; 2 for $9.95 ea. 52105–14x14 ft. Ea. $11.95; 2 for $10.95 ea. 52106–28x28 ft. Ea. $38.95; 2 for $37.95 ea.
3-Way Digital Soil Analyzer
GET PLANTS OFF TO A FAST START WITH PERFECT SOIL.
curacy. Guides and instructions are included
for all 3 functions. Batteries are included. Each $34.95
QUESTIONS? Call customer service 1-800-297-3123
51303–One compact unit measures soil pH, soil fer- tility and soil temperature. Easy-to-read digital results are calibrated scientifi cally for ac-
04507–Gourmet quality. Deep purple spears are very thick with no fi brous strings so the entire spear can be used. Flavor is unique, sweeter than green asparagus, with a mild, nutty taste. A delicacy when cooked and so tender it’s often eaten raw.
CANADA RED RHUBARB OFFERS Victoria
04587–The rhubarb Grandma grew in her garden. Has an old- fashioned tart punch fl avor. Thick, meaty, tender stalks have a reddish
exterior and green interior. Each $5.95; 3 for $14.95; 6 for $27.95; 12 for $49.95
04588 (X)–1 plant each of Canada Red and Victoria for $10.95
04487 (X)–1 plant each of Canada Red and Crimson Red for $13.95
04488 (X)–1 plant each of Canada Red, Crimson Red and Victoria for $18.95
Crimson Red
04485–The perfect bal- ance between sweet and tart. Each plant produces loads of bright red, 24" plump stalks that are tender but not stringy. Tangy, sweet- tart taste many consider the best in rhubarb. A very win- ter hardy and disease resis- tant variety that will produce
CRIMSON RED
for years. Each $7.95; 3 for $21.95; 6 for $39.95; 12 for $69.95
Weed Control for Established Asparagus Beds Grass Beater®
52330–Kills weedy grasses without injuring desirable plants. This systemic post-emergent herbicide replaces Poast and can be sprayed over vegetable plants, fl ower beds, trees, shrubs and groundcovers to eliminate quackgrass and other weedy annual and perennial grasses. Stops growth of weed grasses within 2 days. Follow label in- structions for mixing rates. 8 oz. concentrate $24.95
RHUBARB
Zones 3-8–Rhubarb, often call pieplant, is the earliest produce in the spring. It’s delicious for sauce, pies and baked goods. We ship #1 size bareroot divisions.
Canada Red
04582–Very sweet and pro- ductive. This variety pro- duces long, thick stalks that have a dark red color with a lighter red interior. Cooks up to a nice strawberry-red col- ored sauce. Naturally sweet so it requires less sugar than
most. Each $7.95; 3 for $21.95; 6 for $39.95; 12 for $69.95
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