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5 Musk, co{g7t musgtte, I dollar Cydonia moschaia 



6 Large French, coi^n commwi,^ maodma 



50 cents 3 



7 Small fruited, a/>e/£^/rMzV,50cts. minor 



8 Chinese-, with shoxvyjlo'iver shandy sinensis 

 beautiful fruity 1 dollar S 



9 Japan red flowering, 1 dollar 

 1.0 Japan blush flowering, I dollar 



Oct. 

 do 



Oct. & Nov. 



japonica,t'e/Pj/rws/ap. Sep. 

 alba 



CURRANTS. Groseillers a grappes. 



Ciass, Pentandria. Order, %Monogynia. 



Those marked thus * 25 cents. 

 t S7^ cents. 

 t 50 cents. 



1 * Large Dutch red 



2 *Large Dutch white 



3 *Conjmon red 



4 * Common white 



5 ■ Champagne, />a?e red transparent 



6 tWi knot's pale red 



7 ^Striped leaved red 



8 *Coramon black 



9 •Black Knglish 



10 f Black do. ivith variegated leaves 



11 f Lewis' bl'ck Mhsoxivi, fragrant ( 



yelloio fioivers > 



12 ^Lewis' yellow Missouri, scent-X 



less yellow floxvers ^ 



13 fHawthorn leaved 



14 irhree flowered 



15 t Prickly fruited 



16 J Mountain 



17 tSwamp 



18 ^Glandular 



19 ^Trailing 



20 4 Canadian 



21 ^Resinous 



Ribes rubrum, max» 

 albo maximo 

 fructu rubro 

 albo 

 cameo 

 pallida 

 fol. varieg. 

 florJduraL 

 nigrum 

 fol. imrieg. 



fructu flavo 



oxycanthoides 



trifiornm 



cynoshati 



alpinum 



lacuslre 



glandulosum 



pi'ostratum 



canadense 



resinosum 



RASPBERRIES. Framboisiers. 



Class, IcGsandria. Order, Polygynia, 



Those marked thus * 8 cents, 

 f 12J cents. 

 % 25 cents. 



1 *Common red, best for market^ 



and for brundy, 8 cents each, 

 or 6 dollars per 100 



2 American black, 6 cents 



3 fAm^erican white 



^kety ^ 

 ach, > 



Rubus americanus June Sc July. 



occidentalas 

 albus 



do 

 do 



