CATALOGUE OF STK A \VBKKKIE->. 



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90. Prolific or Conical Hantbois, 



This produces a second crop in September 



91. Myatt's Prolific Hantbois, 



92. Green Hantbois, 



The last named produces tolerable crops. Fruit of moderate 

 size, wiih a high musk flavor. The Green Hautboi* 

 is a disiinct species, form flattened, greenish, tinged 

 with red, very high musk flavor, an object of curiosity. 



93. English lied Wood, (erroneously called Mammoth A 'pine 

 at the West) 



94. English White Wood, 



The two preceding differ from each oth r only in color, and 

 produce small fruit in great abundance, supported 

 like the~preceding class on scapes rising above the 

 foliage. They have a peculiar wild but not high fla- 

 vor, and by many are much esteemed. 



95. Red Running Alpine, . 



96. White Running do. . 



These produce fruit similar to 93 and 94, with this advan- 

 tage, that they continue in bearing till the winter 

 arrests them. 



97. Red Bush Alpine, , 



98. White Bush do.. 



These are precisely like Nos. 95 and 96, with * he exception 

 that they form stools, and never throw out any run- 

 ners. 



99. Indica, or Yellow Flowering, showy fruit, not eatable 

 Ornamental only. 60 cents per pair. 



NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH STRAW- 

 BERRIES. 



doz. P. 60 I Pi 1Ui> 



20 75 1 00 



1 50 i 2 00 

 1 50 2 00 



251 

 25 



75 



1 00 

 I 00 



^5 



1 00 



50 1 50 2 00 



50 1 50 2 00 

 50 1 50 2 50 



100. Admiral Dundas, 



.101. Sir Harry, 



1 00 

 1 00 



102. Nicholson's Fi"basket, 75 



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