A Grape For Every Purpose — At Lowest Prices 



g H A Rj s 



GRAPES 



THE NATIONAL HEALTH FRUIT 



Every garden should have plenty of grapes. 

 EASY TO GROW— EARLY TO BEARr-PROFIT- 

 ABLE. Plant grape vines this year for future 

 production and health. 



Grapes are rich in vitamins and minerals so necessary 

 for good health and should be included in our daily 

 diets in the form of fresh fruits or juices. They are 

 easy to grow and early to bear, besides the vines lend 

 themselves to act as a cover for outbuildings, arbors 

 and summer houses. By all means grow grapes as a 

 part of your Victory campaign. 



Our Prices On Grape Vines 



Seedless Concord, Golden Muscat, Seneca 



Each 3 10 25 50 100 



2-yr, No. 1 $1.25 $3.35 $9.00 $18.75 



1-yr. No. 1 1.00 2.75 7.50 15.00 



Prices All Other Varieties 



2-yr. No. 1 60 1.65 4.50 9.40 



1-yr. No. 1... 



.50 1.35 3.60 



7.50 



$15.65 

 12.50 



$25.00 

 20.00 



DELAWARE 



CONCORD 



' CATAWBA 



WORDEN 



11^ Jl inS7 flTV/r Bunch large, berry large, reddish 

 **^^** ''" ili^'l l)iown, tender, vinous and of excel- 

 lent flavor. Very vigorous and productive. Vine hardy 

 and one of the best in its class. 



One of the highest quality grapes 

 in cultivation. Extremely hardy. 

 Adapts itself readily to various soil conditions. Matures 

 its crops early. Has very attractive appearance. Keeps 

 and ships well and is immune to black rot. Clusters 

 are well shouldered, compact. Berries are uniform light 

 red in color and firm. 



The standard commercial grape. 



The old reliable Concord — the stand- 

 ard by which all the other black grapes are judged — a 

 lifetime money-maker. Whatever other varieties are 

 grown, no vineyard or arbor is complete without a lib- 

 eral planting of Concords. Our Concord vines are well 

 rooted and are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, 

 producing huge quantities of deepest purple grapes of 

 very finest flavor. 



Bunches medium, shouldered; ber- 

 ries large, deep coppery-red, becom- 

 ing purple when ripe; flesh somewhat pulpy; juicy, 

 sweet, aromatic and rich. 



Seedling of the Concord, which it 

 greatly resembles in appearance and 

 flavor, but the berries are larger. The fruit is said to 

 be better flavored and to ripen several days earlier. 

 These qualities will give it the foremost range among 

 native grapes. 



This new grape is of the highest 

 quality, being so rich in sugar 

 and excellent flavor it can be eaten two weeks before it 

 is ripe. The grapes are very large, bunches good size, 

 compact and good form. The vines are strong growers, 

 hardy and prolific. Ripens one week before Concord, 



PRPFiOWrTA <^Jives promise of being the earliest 

 X XLJ^i^v^ilirx good black grape. The vine is vig- 

 orous, hardy, and productive and ripens its fruit two 

 weeks earlier than Worden. The clusters are medium 

 size and compact. The berries are large and round; 

 the skin is thick and tough; the flesh is juicy, solid but 

 tender and very good quality. 



^HPRTFiZl'M' ^ promising late-keeping grape to 

 kJlXJ^llliyniN extend the Concord season. Under 

 similar conditions the plants are just as hardy, vigor- 

 ous, healthy and more productive than Concord. The 

 bunches are large and compact; the berries are large 

 and very firm; the flavor is sweeter and richer than 

 Concord. Ripens week later than Concord. 



MOORE'S DIAMOND ^,%/L'^, ^'^^. 



ite in many sections. Berries are medium size, good 

 quality and excellent for- grape juice. Very hardy and 

 productive. 



PQPTT fl MF) Holds first place among grapes as 



^^xt X xjZT.i'iix gjj early green variety. Vine very 



vigorous, hardy and healthy. Bunches and berries 



larger than any other green grape. Very fine quality. 



CACO (Red) 



CONCORD SEEDLESS 



The Sheridan Grape ffives promise of supplanting 

 Concord in Central Grape areas. 



^PN^pr^A ^^ ^ ^^^ ^^''y early white grape of out- 

 \^i^i.^ij\jr^ standing quality. The clusters are com- 

 pact and medium in site. Berrlea firm, tender with 

 sweet vinous aromatic flavor. The grape Is a skinless 

 type, the skin being eaten with the l^erry. The vines 

 are vigorous growers and very prodnctive. 



A new variety 

 gaining favor due 

 to the absence of seeds. The grape la the same color 

 and flavor as Concord and ripens at the same time. 

 The clusters and berries are slightly smaller. The skin 

 is somewhat tender. A very good variety for jams, jel- 

 lies and for eating out of hand, 



GOLDEN MUSCAT Ir'SZ "it 'DiaSoni 



and the fine muscat aroma of the European Muscat. 

 For home use or roadside market it is one of the best. 

 Vine vigorous and productive. Clusters large, berries 

 handsomest and best flavored grapes grown in eastern 

 America, Ripens after Concord, 



T'TZp'O The vine is hardy, healthy, vigorous and fruit- 

 X V XjkJ fjjj Qjjg Qf ^jjg most popular grapes in cul- 

 tivation for making red wine and grape juice. The fruit 

 colors long before ripe. The bunches are compact and 

 well formed. Very attractive. Jet black with heavy 

 bloom. 



MOORE'S EARLY (Black) 



Early black; 



similar to 

 Concord in looks and quality and ripens about two 

 weeks earlier. Has a peculiar sweet flavor all its own. 

 Vines are healthy, vigorous, hardy and heavy bearers. 



*MTA{^ARfl Occupies the same position among 

 ir\\JC\\^ r%.i\r\ ^j^g white varieties as Concord among 

 the black. Bunch and berries are large, greenish-white 

 changing to pale yellow when fully ripe. Skin thin but 

 tough ; quality much like Concord. 



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