GOOSEBERRIES— BLACKBERRIES 



31 



Each. 



15. Knight's Early Red, large. . 25 



16. Large Red... 20 



lY. Lovett's Seedling 25 



18. Missouri Fragrant Yellow 



Flowering, black fruit .... 18 



19. Missouri Yellow Flowering, 

 yellow fruit _ 25 



Missouri Large Fruited, vio- 

 let fruit 20 



Missouri Red Fruited 39 



Prince Albert, light red, esti- 

 mable 25 to 38 



Red Dutch, large, long- 

 bunched 12 



Hed Grajye — Long-bunched Red. 



24. Variegated leaved, red fruit 20 



25. Versaillaise 50 



20 



23 



Dozen. 

 2 50 

 2 25 

 2 50 



2 00 



2 50 



1 75 



3 00 



4 00 

 1 25 



Each. 



26. Superb Red Grape 25 



2*7. Victoria, or Goliath, r^c?, late 



{not extra large) 



White Dutch, large {White 



Crystal) 



White Grape, similar to 

 White Dutch 



30. White Sweet, very mild .... 



31. White Transparent, beautiful 

 French Large White, very 



mild, excellent 



Early Red Provence, young 

 shoots blood-red {true) very 



acid 



Largest White Provence, sil- 

 ver-edged leaves {true), larg- 

 est and best of the Whites . . 50 



28, 



29 



32 



34 



35, 



20 



Dozen. 

 2 50 



2 00 



1 50 



2 00 



4 00 



4 00 



2 25 



4 50 



N.B, — Spurious kinds are often sold under the four last names. 

 Flowering Currants, see under head of Ornamental Shrubs. 



GOOSEBEREIES-GROSEILLERS EPINEUX. 



150 Largest and finest Lancashire varieties. Select kinds by name, 20 cents each — $2 per 

 dozen. Extra large plants 3 and 4 years old, 25 cents, $2 50 per dozen. English ordinary Vari- 

 eties, 15 cents, $1 50 per dozen. 



The present selection has been made in accordance with the London Horticultural Society and 

 others, and, comprises only such as they have recommended after 25 years' experience. 



Redt Atlas, Beauty of England, British 

 Crown, Champagne red, Companion, Corona- 

 tion, Crown Bob, Drum major, Elijah, Emperor, 

 Farmer's Glory, Huntsman, Ironmonger, Keen's 

 Seedling, Lancashire lad. Magistrate, Marquis of 

 Stafford, Miss Bold, Napoleon, Overall, Pastime, 

 Ploughboy, Plumber, Prince Regent, Printer, 

 Rifleman, Ringleader, Royal George, Royal Oak, 

 Roaring Lion, Shakespeare, Sportsman, Steward, 

 Triumphant, Warrington, Warrior, Victory. 



White. Bonny Lass, Champagne white, 

 Cheshire Lass, Chorister, Cossack, Fleur de lis. 

 Governess, Lady of Manor, Liberty, Lioness, Os- 

 trich, Queen Anne, Sheba Queen, Victoria, Wel- 



I lington. Whitesmith, White Eagle, White Lion. 



I Yellow. Bunker Hill, Champion, Early Sul- 

 phur, Golden drop; Golden gourd. Golden fleece, 

 Hero, Husbandman, Leader, Liberator, Prince of 

 Orange, Regulator, Teazer, Trueman, Viper, 

 Yellow ball. 



Green, Brougham, Faithful, Favorite, Gas- 

 coigne, Glenton, Governor, Greenwalnut, Green- 

 wood, Heart of Oak, Independent, Jolly Angler, 

 Keepsake, Laurel, Lord Crew, Neplus ultra, JSo- 

 bleman. Perfection, Thumper, Zenith. 



American Varieties, which never mildew. 

 Houghton's Green, 20 cents and $2 per dozen. 

 Houghton's Red, 25 cents and $2 50 per dozen, j 



BLACKBEHRIES. 



Each. Dozen. 



1 Trailing Dewberry, early 10c. $1 00 



2 High bush, or Standing, late 12 1 25 



3 Whitish, or Buff colored 25 2 50 



4 Franklin, high bush 25 2 50 



5 Lawton's New Rochelle, very large, 



excellent 38 4 00 



Ditto, per 100 25 00 



7 Imperial, very large, sweet, finest 



of all 50 5 00 



8 Newman, or Briarless, very esti- 



mable 50 5 00 



Each. Dozen. 



9 Hartshorn, very long fruited 38 3 60 



10 Wyoming, large fruited 30 3 00 



11 Evergreen Parsley leaved, large 



and ripens in succession 50 6 00 



12 California Sweet, very good, suit- 



able to the South 50 6 00 



13 Mexican Alpine, suitable to the 



South 16 6 00 



N. B. For Flowering Brambles, see Vines and Creepers. 



