Mar. 1. 1912 



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Plant the quality grape 



CATAWBA - CONCORD 



The grape for everybody everywhere 



The Catawba-Concord Is a cross between the Catawba 

 and the ever-popular Coucord, so scientifically made that 

 the result is a grape possessing the merits of both varieties, 

 with the defects of neither. 



EcLual in quality to the finest hot-house grapes— as easily 

 grown as the Concord. 



Unlike the Catawba, it can be grown successfully In 

 practically any location, for its foliage is not subject to 

 downy mildew, nor its fruit to black-rot. Unlike the Ca- 

 tawba, it ripens early — in fact, slightly earlier than the Con- 

 cord. 



Its bright wine-red color, its unequalled keeping and 

 shipping qualities make it the best market grape ever intro- 

 duced. 



No grape is more prolific, none has successfully with- 

 stood more severe tests than this has been subjected to for 

 ten years past.— I proved Its superiority on every point be- 

 fore offering a single vine for sale. Awarded first prize 

 wherever shown, including a 



Certificate of IVIeritfrom the American Institute 

 of tiie City of New York. 



Send for large 80-page illustrated catalog. ( 4ives full de- 

 tails of this remarkable grape; also of the best Raspberries, 

 Blackberries. Strawberries, Currants, Gooseberries, Garden 

 Roots, Hardy Perennial Plants, Shrubs, Evergreen Trees, 

 Hedge Plants, Vines, Roses, etc., and tells how to plant and 

 grow them. Free to Everybody. Write TO-DAY. 



Box 132 



J. T. Lovett, 



Little Silver, N. J. 



IVIAKE YOUR GARDEN 

 YIELD ITS LIMIT 



Plant thoroughbred seeds. Thor- 

 oughbred seeds do not happen. 

 They result from long and intelli- 

 gent breeding. They produce 

 big crops of the best vege- 

 tables. Use Ferry's. 

 For sale everywhere. 

 1912 SEED ANNUAL 

 FREE ON REQUEST 



D.M.FERRY SCO., Detroit, Mich. 



fERRYis 



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^5?niri7'Q SMALL FRUITS 



I l\ yfr r vJ Grapes, Blackberries, 

 V^-rTLl.VJiL M. V-r R.^spberries, Currauts, 

 ^^ Gooseberries, Strawberries— best growers, most 

 prolific varieties. Get our catalogue. Has accu- 

 rate descriptions and offers manr special bar- 

 gains. llOOacres. FREE— With every $1.00 

 purchase, we give you 10 kernels grown from 

 tlie$MO Prize corn (10 ears) of the National 

 Corn Show. Youronlvchancetogetthis prize 

 corn. 25 vears in business. Sell direct. No 

 _ ..gents. Ev.Tvlhi 11 sr true to name and dependable 

 stock. W. N. SCARFF, New Carlisle, 



STRAWBERRIES 



Plants by the dozen or by the million 

 120 acres planted in 103 varieties. AI 

 the standards and the most promising of 

 the new ones. Largest grower in 

 America. Every plant trne to name, 

 Also Ra8pberry,Blackherry,Gooseberry 

 and Currant Plants, Grape Vines, Cali' 

 fornia Privet and other Shrubbery. 

 ■Cultural directions with each ship 

 ment. Beautiful Catalogue FREE. Semi 

 a postal today, My personal guarantee 

 ijack of every sale. 



W. F. ALLEN 



57 Market Street, Salisbury, Md 



K GRAPEVINES 



61* Aurletlet. Also ^luall Fralta, Trees, ete. Best Root- 

 ed Slock, Qenuiue, cheap, 2 sample vinei mailed for 10c. Deao. 

 prIce-Ust tree. LK U is ROESCH A SOU, Box a , Fredonla, .N. r. 



GRAPE VINES 



Best varieties for vineyard and garden. Mil- Send lor 

 lions of vines for sale. Onr free book gives F R F F 

 instruction for planting, cultivating and prun- » J» «ir 

 ing. Profusely illustrated. Issued by the *>"»*"■ 

 largest growers of grape vines and small fruits in the 

 country. T. S. HUBBARD CO., Box 33, Fr«donia, N. Y 



