R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO’S SEED CATALOGUE. 79 
GRAPES FOR UNDER GLASS. 
One year old, 1.00 each; two years, 1.50. 
Alicante. Black, large, fine; late-keeping. Muscat Hamburg. Black, large, very sweet. 
Black Hamburg. Delicious; best for general use. Muscat Bowood. White, oval, very fine. 
Golden Hamburg. White, large, flesh melting. Muscat of Alexandria. Best White grape; delicious. 
Gros Colman. Black, round, splendid; late sort. White Frontignan. Productive and good. 
Madresfield Court. Black ; bunches and berries large. 
RASPBERRIES. 
Per dozen, 1.00, except where noted. 
Brinckle’s Orange. JVe//ow, large; plentiful and | Gregg. Llack-Cap. Wandsome, very productive. 
delicious. Hansell. ed, fine ; very early and productive. 
Columbia. ed, large, very fine quality. Miller. ed, very large ; fine new sort. , 
Clarke. ed, handsome, sweet, unsurpassed. Philadelphia, ed, deep crimson-purple; prolific. 
Cuthbert. ed, large, dark crimson; one of the best. | Souhegan. ‘Biack-Cap. Large, productive. 
Golden Queen. Ye//ow, large, of highest quality. Loudon. Best and hardiest; large and sweet. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Price per hundred, 1.00, except where noted. 
Beder Wood. Large, rounded, conical, very vigorous; good quality. 
Belmont. Hardy; very heavy cropper; unsurpassed quality; late. 
Beverly. Very productive; delicious quality and fine texture. 
Bubach No. 5. Large and handsome conical fruit; productive. 
Clyde. New; one of the best; large, sweet, and productive. 
Champion. Large, productive; fine, late variety. 
Charles Downing. Excellent for general cultivation ; large. 
Crescent. One of the best; productive and delicious. 
Greenville. New; magnificent, very sweet fruit; healthy and vigorous. 
Hersey. Variety from Hingham, Mass. Large and productive. 
Haverland. Large, long, light red; very fine. 
Leader. Excellent for family use; productive and sweet. 
Lovett. Early, evenly well shaped; good quality. 
Marshall. One of the best of all; remarkably large, handsome berries of deli 
cious quality; plant vigorous and very productive. 
Miner’s Prolific. Hardy, productive, and excellent. | Bismarck. A seedling from Bubach’s No. 5, and a 
Parker’s Earle. Large, glossy, crimson ; vigorous. decided improvement on that sort. It is very pro- 
Princess. Sweet and fine texture ; sure cropper. ductive, of fine quality, and very hardy. Plants, 
Sharpless. Large, irregular berries ; very productive. per 100, 1.00. 
Shuckless. Desirable for family use; sweetand | Saint Joseph. New. Or, Rudicund. A variety of 
_ juicy. French origin, which is the earliest and likewise the 
Timbrel. Large, dark crimson; excellent. latest to yield fruit, continuing to bear abundantly 
Sample. Jew. A very prolific and excellent sort for throughout the season. The berries are of medium 
either market or home use. The berries are very size, bright vermilion, fragrant, of delicious sweet- 
large, of fine color, excellent flavor, and very firm. aromatic flavor, resembling the small Alpine straw- 
Plants, per doz., .75 3 per 100, 4.00. berry, and of firm texture. Plants. per doz., 2.00. 
SAINT JOSEPH STRAWBERRY. 
