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ami first class for preserving. More largely grown at one 

 time than any oilier variety. Pendulous in habit. 



WHITESMITH. A large and fine bush ; the best of the 

 whites to grow in quantity. 



WHIXHAM'S IXDUSTKV. Medium, dull red. Immense 

 bearer, of recent introduction ; having a thick skin, it will 

 bear carriage remarkably well when ripe. This variety is 

 also largely picked green, to thin the fruit. 

 JJLACK CURRANTS. 



LEE'S PROLIFIC. A large and fine currant, remarkably 

 rich and sweet. The best for market cultivation. Car- 

 ter's Champion is sometimes claimed to supersede it, but 

 is certainly no improvement. 



BLACK NAPLES. Large, and of good quality. At one 

 time largely grown, but now superseded by Lee's Prolific. 



RED AND WHITE CURRANTS. 



LA VERSAILLES. Red ; very large fruit, and enormous 

 sized bunches. When well grown the berries are nearly 

 as large as a cherry, much superior in every way to the 

 Dutch and Grape varieties. Tree, a moderate grower. 



HAUUHTOX CASTLE. Red; large size bunches, a very 

 strong grower and moderate bearer. 



WHITE GKAI-E. Large; of first quality, good size 

 bunches. 



WHITE DUTCH. Large and fine currant; berries of a 

 good size, and forms a good bush. 



RASPBERRIES. 



CAIJTEII'S PROLIFIC. Large and fine, of a dull red colour. 

 An enormous bearer, and altogether the most profitable 

 variety to grow. 



FASTOLFF. Medium ; bright red, and good quality. 

 Strong, sturdy grower. 



