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RASPBERRIES-FRAMBGISIERS. 



All the varieties are red except those designated otherwise, and all mature their fruit 

 in July except the Twice Bearing kinds, and they produce a second crop in September 

 or October. In order to have an ample crop of autumnal fruit, it is necessary to prune 

 off the old shoots entirely iu February or beginning of March, as the autumnal iruit is 

 produced entirely ou the shoots of the same year. There are no Monthly Raspberries ; 

 but only Twice Bearing ones. The leading varieties can be supplied by the thousand 

 at reduced rates. N. B. — Any number less than a dozen will be charged higher. 

 A single plant being charged at one-eighth of the price per doz. 



Allen's Bed, very hardy $0 25 



American Purple Cane, fine 



for market '. . . 1 00 



American Yellow Cap 1 50 



Black Cap, Improved 50 



p. ico. 

 $1 00 



N. B. The three above 

 make roots from ends of shoots. 

 Bagley's Perpetual, autuiini- 



bearing 75 



Belle de Fontenay, autumn- 



bearing 75 



Brentford Red Antwerp, large, 



very ha rdij 1 50 



Brinkle's Orange 75 



Californian Salmon Berry ... 6 00 

 Catawissa, autumn-bearing. . . 2 50 

 Cope, light red, largest of all. . 2 50 

 Coral Cluster, excellent, very 



hardy 



Cretan Red. long in bearing.. 

 Gushing, crimson, twice bear- 

 ing 



Fastolf, very large 



Fillbasket, Northumberland . 

 Franconia, large, crimson, 



hardy 



French, twice bearing 



French (Brinckle), crimson.. . 

 Globose Antwerp, very large, 



red, hardy 2 00 



6 00 

 2 50 



3 00 

 3 00 



10 00 

 4 00 



15 00 



10 00 



Hornet, large red $1 00 



Hudson River Red Antwerp, 



for market 50 



Imperiale, white 1 00 



Kirtland, red, very hardy. ... 75 

 Knevett's Giant, large deep 



red 75 



Merveille Quatre Saisons, 



crimson, autumn-bearing.. . 75 

 Merveille Quatre Saisous, yel- 

 low, autumn-bearing G 00 



Miami Black Cap, late 75 



Ohio Twice Bearing, large 



black 1 50 



Red Antwerp, for market. ... 50 

 Red American Cluster, very 



hardy . 75 



River's Large Monthly, 



autumn-bearing 75 



Souchette, French variety ... 1 50 



Thunderer 1 50 



Walker, large, deep red 1 50 



White Smooth Cane, almost 



spineless 2 00 



Wilder, pale buff 1 00 



Yellow Antwerp 75 



Yellow Magnum ~Bormm,fns 



favor 1 00 



p. 100. 



&5 00 



2 50 

 5 00 



2 50 



3 00 



3 00 



4 00 



2 00 



3 00 

 3 00 



12 00 

 5 00 

 2 00 



5 00 



GOOSEBERRIES— GROSELLLERS EPINEUX. 



£@°" The first four varieties named below are all of American origin, and are not 

 subject to mildew ; they do not, however, compare with the English varieties in size, 

 although, from their wonderful productiveness, they produce greater crops. 



In consequence of the almost universal difficulty from mildew experienced with the 

 English Gooseberries, we have discontinued the culture of a great many varieties, and 

 can only supply them in limited quantities. 



Per doz. Per 100. 1 For dot. Per 100. 



Houghton Seedling, red. .. §0 75 $4 to 5 J American Seedling, larger 



Houghton Seedling, larger < plants 1 25 7 



sized plants 125 6 (Foster's Seedling 2 00 



Houghton Purple and Mountain Seedling (Shaker) I 50 10 



< riinson 2 00 Finest English, Red, Yellow, Green and 



American Seedling 1 00 5 White, each 12 to 15 cents. Dozen, $1 50. 



Extra sized plants. 82 per dozen. 



