RASPBERRIES. , 43 



The common Black, White, and Red Fox, Denniston, York Claret, Willis' large black, and some other 

 varieties have been omitttd on account of their inferior quality. 



Note.— After the Grape cr^p has been gathered in for the present autumn, a descriptive list of all the most 

 valuable varieties will be published in the leading horticultural periodicals. 



CURRANTS. — Groseillers d Grappes. 



1 Black Grape 



Ogden's t lack grape 



2 Black Naples 



3 Champaigne 



4 Green fruited 



5 Knigh 's sweet red 



6 early red 



7 large red 



8 Pearl white 



9 Red Dutch 



Long bunched red 

 Red Grape 



Do. per 100, $8, extra large, $12 



10 Russian green 



1 1 Siriped fruited 



12 Superb reel grape 



13 Victoria 



14 White Dutch 



White Crystal 



15 Speary's white 



Price 

 Each. 

 SO 15 



25 

 18 

 25 

 37 

 50 

 5C 

 30 

 15 



50 

 50 

 50 

 75 



15 



50 



Doz. 1 



•SI 25 Large and handsome. 



2 00 Largest of black varieties. 



1 75 Pule red transparent. 



2 00 A variety of the black. 



3 00 Less acid than others. 



4 50 Earliest of the reds. 



4 50 Larger than Red Dutch. 

 4 50 Good French variety. 

 1 50 Large and fine. 



4 50 Variety of the black. 



4 50 Striped white and red- 



4 50 Excellent. 



7 50 Large late red, largest of all, has measured H inches 



in circumference. 



1 50 Largest and finest of Whites. 



4 50 



ORNAMENTAL. 



16 Alpine gooseberry leaved 



T7 Missouri black fruited 

 Yellow flowering 

 Lewis frag r a nt — Jefferson 



*1S Missouri yellow fruited 



19 orange do. 



20 large fruited 



21 red fruited 



22 Indian currant, or Symphoria 



23 Glandular trailing 



24 Prickly fruited red 



25 Red flowering, or Bloody 



26 Snowy flowering 



'11 Splendid, or Speciosum 

 28 Striped leaved red 



29 black 



30 Indian currant 



N. B. For several other rare and 

 beautiful flowering species see page 

 69 oi the Ornamental Catalogue. 



25 



2 00 



18 



I 75 



30 



3 00 



50 



3 50 



37 



3 50 



50 





18 



1 50 



37 



3 R0 



20 



1 75 



25 



2 50 



50 



5 00 



50 



4 50 



37 



3 00 



25 



2 00 



50 



4 50 



Beautiful fruit, very ornamental. 



Handsome, fragrant, yellow flowers, and good fruit. 



Scentless yellow flowers. 

 Handsome yellow flowers. 

 Showy flowers, new. 



New. 



Has a profusion of red fruit in autumn and winter. 



A peculiar native variety. 



Large, sweet, pleasant fruit. 



Beautiful scarlet flowers. 



White flowers. 



>howy flowers. 



Leaves handsomely variegated. 



Do. do. do. 

 Very neat and handsome. 



American Black. 

 Black English. 



REJECTED CURRANTS. 



Common black. 

 red. 



Common white. 



RASPBERRIES . — Fram bolsiers. 



All the varieties ar~> red. except those designated as White and Black, and all ripen in July except the 

 Twice Bearing kinds, which produce a second crop in September or October. 





Price 



Doz. 



Hun- 





Each. 



dred, 



1 American red 



$0 6 



SO 62 



S5 00 



Common Red 









English lied, of many Catalogues 









2 black, or Black Cap 



6 



! 



50 



4 00 



Fine for desert and brandy, and the most 

 grown for market. 



Secondary size and quality, a favorite with 

 many. 



