CURRIE BROTHERS' HORT I CULTURAL GUIDE. 



^SMALL FRUIT PLANTS. 



HARDY GRAPES. 



Strong Two Year Old Plants. 



Brighton— One of the best dark red Grapes : bunches large, sweet and of the highest 



quality. Ripe September 1st. 

 Concord— A large, well-known Grape, ripening about the middle of September. 



Moore's Early — The linest Grape grown, ripening three 

 weeks before the Concord. Bunch large, berries black. 



Focklhigton — Fruit of a light golden yellow, clear, juicy 

 and sweet, large bunch, ripening the first of September. 



AVorden— A seedling of the Concord, but of Superiorquality 

 and productiveness, ripening some weeks earlier. 



Ni agara— Considered the finest of the White Grapes. 

 l>e la ware— Small red berries of excellent flavor. 

 Price, each, 25 cts.; per doz,, 82.50. 



RASPBERRIES. 



Black Varieties. 



Netnelta— Large, firm, hardy, best of all. 



Gregg— This is decidedly the largest black grown, being at 

 least one-third larger than any other berry, 



Souhegan— An early; (Blaok Cap) of large 



size and good flavor.; 

 Ohio — Medium early, good quality, fair 



size. 



Per doz., Wt els.: per 100, J2.00. 



Red Varieties. 



tbbert— An old hardy market variaty, remark- 

 able for Its .shipping qualities and great pro- 

 ductiveness. 

 Marlboro — The beat early berry for the market; ;cane 

 hard and productive, Considered one of the best market 



fruits grown. 



niell— Early and productive; fruit bright red. 

 iv, do . 50cte.; pel mo. $2.00. 



Yellow Varieties. 

 Golden Qucen-A hardy, largo.golden berry, of great beauty. Rne quality, hardiness and productiveness. This 

 hint is without doubt (he hardiest golden Raspberry in cultivation. Each, 10 els,: per doz. 75 cts. 



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

 productive, early. 

 Downing— Tho best American variety, "of a light WltrUel( i (PiBtilaie)— Highly esteemed for its h.rg.- 

 green color, very vigorous ami productive. IlI1( j uniform berries, and considered one of the 



Price, 20 cl 1.00 pel dozen. very best sorts for marketing. 



Hmigltto.'t — A large cropper, almosl free from Haverlaud (PIsillate)— Early, a large cropper. 

 mildew, fruit large. 



Price, 16ete.; S1.6U j.. : : do Van Demon (Staminate) — Early, n good mart 



Bort. 

 BLACKBERRIES. Price. -J.", cts. per doz.; per 100, 11-60. 



CURRANTS. 



Qtxong iwo-year old plants 



F.v%'« Prollflo-Ti^." l«'»« sl " ,ld nnest '''""'"' 

 grown j berries larger " "> t°e Cherry 8 

 uniform, stem longer 

 Currant has supersede* 

 rallies, both for market .. 

 red. Each. 20 cts.; per doz.. 



Black Naples —a black varie 

 ductive. jy^. 



Victoria— Red. very large and pre 



White Grape— The best table 

 very productive. 

 Each. 15 cts.: per doz 



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GOOSEBERRIES. 



lolenl Brltton- -The best and most profita*,.." 

 variety grown. It is enormously productive. 

 and fnirly. hardy; berries 

 vary large and lust Ions, 

 Price, per do*., 76 ct&; per too, S3.G0. 

 yder— Knrly. hardy and productive. 

 : per 100, &50. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



- rawberries are either staminate or plsti- 

 I plstilate varieties should 

 have staminate sorts planted «itb them aboQl every 

 third row; failures often arise from the fact that 

 more do not understand this law. 

 Wilson's Otaminate)— Very productive. A stand- 

 ard market varie! y. 

 Creaeent I'isti'.ate)— Hardy productive. 



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