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GRAPES 



The Grape is one of the most important of the small fruits, not only commercially 

 in various sections, but also for the home garden. There is no fruit more easily grown 

 and it takes little room in the home garden, for the garden fences can be transformed 

 into trellises, and not only answer their purpose as an enclosure, but will make them 

 more beautiful when covered with the vines. 



CACO. A comparatively new grape that 

 is of the very best flavor. Strong grower 

 and bears abundantly. Large in size and 

 have a wine red over amber color. Ripens 

 just before Concord. Excellent for home use. 

 40c each, $3.50 for 10, .$25.00 per 100 



CONCORD. The most popular grape. It 

 adapts itself to varying conditions. Large 

 compact bunches of dark purplish black ber- 

 ries covered with a rich bloom, skin is tender, 

 but firm enough to carry to distant markets. 

 A^igorous grower, hardv and very productive. 



23c each, $1.50 for 10, $12.50 per 100 



MOORE'S EARLY. Dark purple; bunches 

 medium size, berries large. Flavor and qual- 

 it\- good. Ten davs earlier than Concord. 



20c each, $1.50 for 10, $12.50 per 100 



NIAGARA. The best of the light colored 

 grapes. Bunches medium size, berries large. 

 Ripens earlier than Concord; flavor good. 



2.C each, $1.50 for 10.. $12.50 per 100 



CHAMPAGNE. A sterling variety of great 

 merit. Color a coppery red, berries very 

 large; strong grower and bears immense 

 crops of the most delicious grapes, hence the 

 name Champagne. Stock limited this vear. 



40c each, $3,50 for 10, $25.00 per 100 



RASPBERRIES 



Raspberries wall succeed in any good soil suitable for garden vegetables, and amply 

 repay good culture. Ground bone is a good fertilizer. Plant in rows 4 feet apart and 

 plants 3 feet apart in the rows. Cut out old wood as it dies after the fruit ripens. 



LATHAM. Claimed to be the very best 

 red raspberry. Berries are large, dark red. 

 of uniform size. Will stay on canes several 



CHIEF. An outstanding new eai-ly red 

 ias])berry. Ripens JO to 12 days earlier than 

 Latham. Berries are dark red, good size, 

 extra firm and hold up a long time after 

 ])icking. I'lants are strong and stocky, im- 

 mune to mildew and highly resistant to all 

 dljeases. AX'ithstands hot, dry weather better 

 th'in other varieties.. A good shipper. 



.Sl.OO for 10, ^6.(10 for 100, .«;50.00 per 1"00 



CUMBERLAND. Berries are large, borne 

 in clusters, several to a b/anch. The reliable 

 blackcap. Flavor is rich and sweet. Prob- 

 aljlv the very best black raspberrv. Prolific. 



T~)C lor W, $3.00 for 100, .$20.00 per lfiC(, 



days after fully ripe. Bushes are vigorous 

 growers, perfectly hardy in all parts of the 

 country-; l^egins Ijearing the first year. 

 :5e for 10, $3.50 for 100, $25.00 per 1000 



ST. REGIS. Leading growers agree that 

 St. Regis is the most profitable and depend- 

 able red raspberry. Fruit ripens midseason 

 and continues through fall. Good quality. 



;5c for 10, $3.00 for 100, $20.00 per imi, 



BLACKBERRIES 



Blackberries are among the best known and most valued of our berries. No fruit 

 is more wholesome. They should be planted in rows five or six feet apart and three or 

 four feet apart in the row. Keep the ground clean and well fertilized. 



ELDORADO. Berries are large, jet black 

 .'ind of a richly sweet flavor. Quality is ex- 

 cellent. Produces a heavy crop regularly. 

 Ideal both for home use and mark.et. The 

 leading ccmmercial blackberry. 



75c for 10, $3.50 for 100, .S25.00 per IHOO 



BLOWERS. Large size, jet black, good 

 shipi)er. Very hardv and productive. 



75c for 10, $3.50 for 100, $25.00 per 1000 



LLCRETIA. Ripens about ten days be- 

 fore ordinary blackberries. Large, good look- 

 ing, productive. Bring top-notch prices. 



COc for 10, $2.50 for 100, $17.50 per 1000 



