GEXERAL CATALOGUE. 



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Lawton — Large, oval, black ; juicy, sweet, excellent when fully ripe ; well known. 



Minnewaski — Large, early, ver)- hardy. A great bearer. 



Rathbun — A promising new variety. Berries extra large, jet black, quality good. Said to be perfectly 



hardy. Si.oo per lo. 

 Snyder — Medium size ; sweet and melting to the core ; very hardy and wonderfully productive ; valuable for 



home use and market. 

 Taylor — As hardy as the Snyder ; large and of excellent quality. 

 Wilson Jr. — Large ; luscious and sweet, as soon as colored. Plant hardy , ripens early. 



DEWBERRY. 



Lucretia — A trailing variety of the blackberr}-, 

 and handsome. 50c. per 10. 



ipening between the Raspbern.- and Blackberry. Fruit large 



CURRANTS 



Currants can be successfully planted in the FaJi or Spring. Being perfectly hardy, they do not suffer 

 injury from the Winter. 



To destroy the currant worm, dust the plants with white heilebore. when they are wet -srith dew. Care 

 must be taken not to breath the hellebore, as it causes violent sneezing. 



Price 80 cents per 10, except where noted. 

 Not less than 10 of a kind at rat'i per 10. 

 Black Champion — Large, black, excellent. 

 Black English — Well known; esteemed by many for 



jellies, etc. 

 Black Naples — Similar in appearance and flavor to 



the preceding, large and line. 

 Cherry — One of the largest currants ; bunches short ; 



plant vigorous and productive. 

 Fay's Prolific — A popular Red Currant ; fruit very 



large and handsome. 

 Lee's Prolific— Black, larger than Black Naples and 



very productive. 

 Pomona — A new red currant of good size ; ver\' pro- 

 ductive, sweet, of excellent quality. 10 cts. each. 

 Prince Albert — Berr\- large, light red, bunch long ; an 



erect grower and immense bearer ; foliage 



distinct ; ripens late ; valuable. 

 Red Cross — A fine new red currant of large size; long 



clusters ; mild, pleasant flavor ; a vigorous 



grower and very productive. 10 cts. each. 

 Red Dutch — An old, well known sort ; berr}' of med- 

 ium size and good quality ; bunch long, plant an 



upright grower and ver)- prolific. 

 Short Bunched Red, or London Red — A strong, 



upright grower, ^ith large berries and short 



bunches. A good sort. 

 Versaillaise (La Versaillaise; — A French variety 



resembling the Cherry ; of ver\- large size, great 



beauty, and productiveness. 

 Victoria — Large, bright red ; bunches very long ; an 



erect grower ; late, productive, and vers* valuable. 



This and Prince Albert extend the currant season 



into September; one of the best. 

 White Dutch - Well-kno\\-n, of medium size and 



excellent quality. 

 White Grape — Verj- large ; mild and excellent ; the 



best table variety. This is very distinct from 



the White Dutch. 



Wilder — A new red currant, fruit large, fine flavored, great pelder, verv- profitable for market. 







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