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CURRANTS. 



CURRANTS.— Groseillers a Grappes, 



Price. 

 SO 25 Large and handsome. 



1 Black Grape 



Ogdeti's black grape 



2 Black Naples 



3 Champaigne 



4 Green fruited 



5 Knight's sweet red 



6 Late red Dutch 



7 Pearl white 

 Red Dutch 



Ditto per 100 $8, extra lai-ge, $12 



9 Victoria 



10 White Dutch 

 White Cryatal 



11 Wilmot's new large red 



Largest of black varieties. 

 Pale red transparent. 

 A variet}' of the black. 

 Less acid than others. 

 Latest of red varieties. 

 Good French variety. 

 15 Large and fine. 



I 



75: Large red. 



J 8; Largest and finest of Whites. 



ORNAMENTAL. 



12 Alpine gooseberry leaved 

 *13 Missouri Mack fruited 



Lewis fragrant — Jefferson 

 *14 Missouri yellow fruited 

 15 orange do. 



16 — new large fruited 



17 Indian currant, or Symphoria 



18 Glandular trailing 

 I'd Prickly fruited red 



20 Scarlet flowering 



21 Snowy flowering 



22 Splendid, or Speciosum 



23 Striped leaved red 

 24 black 



25 Indian currant 



N. B. When a considerable number 

 of any kind are wanted, a discount 

 will be made. 



Beautiful fruit, very ornamental. 

 Handsome, flagrant, yellow flowers, and 



good fruit. 

 Scentless yellow flowers. 

 Handsome yellow flowers, 

 bhowy flouers. 

 Has a profusion of red fruit in autumn 



and winter. 

 A peculiar native variety. 

 Laroe, sweet, pleasant fruit. 

 Beautiful scarlet flowers. 

 White flowers. 

 Showy flowers. 

 Leaves handsomely variegated. 



Do. do. do. 



Very neat and handsome. 



REJECTED CURRANTS. 



American black. 

 Black English. 



Common black. 



Common white. 



RASVB'ERRYE.S.—Framboisiers. 



1 American red, ($6 per. 100) 



Common red 



English Red, of many Catalogues 

 2 black, or Black Cap 



3 white, or yellow 



English White, of some Catalogues 

 4 Antwerp red, ($10 pr. 100) 



Large red ArUtoerp 



Howland's red Antwerp 



Fine for dessert and brandy. 



6 Secondary size and qualitj', a favorite 

 with many. 

 10 Handsome, good. 



12 j Very large, greatly esteemed, produces 

 1 abundant crops. 



