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CURRIE BROTHERS COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



SMALL. FRUIT PLANTS-Continned. 



CURRANTS. 



Black Naples — The best black variety, large and produc- 

 tive. 



Fay's Prolific — The largest and finest Red Current grown; 

 very productive. 



Perfection — A new variety produced by scientifically cross- 

 ing Fay's Prolific and White Grape. It has cre- 

 ated a sensation during the last few years and is the 

 only small fruit to have been awarded the Patrick Barry 

 Gold Medal for all around excellence. It is early in 

 ripening, the fruit is very large and the bunches are 

 long and long stemmed, making picking easy. The 

 flavor is very superior, less acid than any other sort. 

 Each 20c; per doz. $2.00. By mail §2.25 per dozen. 



Victoria — Red; very large and productive; a strong, erect 

 grower. 



White Grape — The best table variety; large and very pro- 

 ductive. 



Strong 2-year-old plants, except where noted, each 15c; 

 per doz. $1.50. By mail 25c per doz. extra. 



ST. REGIS RASPBERRY. 



RASPBERRIES. Black Varieties. 



Columbian — Deep purplish red, sweet and 

 highly flavored, berry large, wonder- 

 fully productive. 



Cumberland — The largest of the black 

 sorts, far surpassing all others. It is a 

 healthy, vigorous grower, producing 

 stout, well-branched- canes, which bear 

 immense crops of magnificent berries. 

 Fruit very large, firm, of fine quality 

 and ships well. 



Gregg — Very large and firm; late. 



TCemeha — Large, firm, hardy; best of all. 



Older — As large as Gregg and ten days 

 earlier. Fine quality. 



Strong plants, each 10c; per doz. 75c; 

 per 100 $3.00. By mail 10c per doz. extra. 

 Red Varieties. 



Cardinal — Recommended very highly for 

 family use especially. It makes a great 

 growth, is extremely hardy and its rich, 

 red, pure-flavored fruit is produced in 

 wonderful abundance. 



Cuthbert — An old hardy market variety, 

 remarkable for its shipping qualities 

 and great productiveness. 



Marlboro— The best early berry for the 

 market; cane hard and productive. 



London — Very hardy and productive; a 

 splendid shipper; large and fine quality. 

 Strong plants, each 10c; per doz. 75c; 

 per 100 $3.00. By mail 10c per doz. extra. 



ST. REGIS — The "Early Till Late" Rasp- 

 berry.' A continuous fruiting sort, bear- 

 ing unceasingly from June to October. 

 We had delicious berries late in October 

 last year. It is furthermore the earliest 

 fruiting red sort, beginning to ripen 

 from June 15th to 20th, is wonderfully 

 prolific, bearing heavily on the old wood 

 until late in August and thereafter on 

 the new. The .fruit is bright-crimson, 

 of large size and surpassing quality, 

 meaty and firm in texture and keeps 

 longer in good condition than any other 

 Red Raspberry. The canes are of 



1 strong, stocky growth with a great 

 abundance of dark-green, leathery 

 leaves, -which never scald or sunburn. 

 Any soil seems to suit it. Price, each 

 25c; per dozen $2.00. 



LOGAN BERRY — Raspberry-Blackberry. 



Fruit same shape and size as the largest 

 Blackberries. Color rich dark purplish 

 red, very prolific; partakes of the flavor 

 of both" Raspberries and ^Blackberries. 

 Price, each 20c; per doz. $1.50. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



All Strawberries are either staminate 



or pistilate, perfect or imperfect, and pis- 



tilate varieties should have staminate 



sorts planted with them about every third 



row; failures often arise from the fact 



that many cultivators do not understand 



this law. For garden culture plant 15 



inches apart in rows 18 to 24 inches apart. 



Beaer Wood (Staminate) — Verv produc- 

 tive. A standard market variety. 



Brandy»vine (Staminate') — Large, late, 

 vigorous and of excellent quality. 



Bubach (Pistilate) — Medium early. A 

 valuable home berry; large and handsome. 



CIvde (Staminate") — Larsre. very showy, of good 

 quality and very productive. 



Crescent (Pistilate) — Hardy, productive. 



Enhance (Staminate) — Mid-season, productive; 

 large, dark crimson; good quality, 



Gandy (Staminate) — Very late; fine shipper. 



Glen Miry (Staminate) — Very large; productive, 

 and fine quality. 



Haverland (Pistilate) — Early. A large" cropper; 

 Fruit large. 



Jessie (Staminate) — Large and productive. 



Kevitt's AVonder (Staminate) — A most distinctive and or- 

 iginal variety. Berries large, of exceptionally fine 

 flavor, long, bright-red in color and produced in great 

 abundance on good soil. Medium early. Per doz. 50c; 

 per 100 $2.75. 



Lovett (Staminate) — A vigorous grower. Fruit large, 

 firm; good color. Medium late, very productive. 



Michel's Early (Staminate) — Excellent sort; hardy, pro- 

 ductive, early. 



Pan American (Staminate) — The first and best real, ever- 

 bearing Strawberry ever introduced. It will give ripe 

 berries from the end of the usual strawberry season (pro- 

 viding it is not permitted to bear until late in June) until 

 frost. The quality is excellent. Per doz. 50c; per 100 $2.75. 



Norwood (Staminate) — A mammoth variety, the originator 

 claiming the berries to be sometimes 3 inches in diameter. 

 Enormous yielder, the plants very vigorous and healthy. 

 Fruit of superior ouality. Fine for those who wish fancy 

 fruit. Per doz. 50c"; per 100 $2.75. 



Rough Rider (Staminate) — Very large; exceedingly vigorous and productive. 



Senator Dnnlnp (Staminate) — An extra prolific medium size variety, very dark 

 red when ripe; excellent shipper; ripens with Warfield. 



Splendid (Staminate)— Large; fine quality, good market berry; very productive. 



Warfield (Pistilate) — Highly esteemed for its large and uniform berries, and 

 considered one of the very best sorts for marketing. 



MABLBORO RASPBERRY. 



Any of the above, except where no 



ted. price, per doz., 25e; per 100, $1.50. I 



