GRAPES 



R A S P B E K R I E S. 



Muller Reben, oval, W. 

 Macabeu, oval, large 

 Muscat Romaine, excellent 



noir de Naples, C. 



Moranet, oval, large, VY. 



Petit Gromier rouge, round, C. 

 Piquepoule noir, oval, large, C. 

 Q.uerci noir, or Coussi, large, C. 

 Raisin Grec. 



Rhein Hinche, oval, hardy, C. 

 HARDY NATIVE GRAPES. 



I St. Viilentine 



, Sauboin gris, large, C. 



Sc'iiiraz, oval, very large, firm, C. 



'J okai de Herault, Vt , 

 1 Verdal de Languedoc 



Note. — The following varieties will be supplied by iOO and 1000 for vineyard.s at very reduced rales, and 

 30,000 are now ready for delivery. 



^109 Garber's Albino 

 |llO Girabrede's Hudson 



$111 Ladies' 



^112 Gigantic, or Gigans 



t93 Alejsander 



Constantia, of Vevay 

 +94 Alston, (Vevay) 

 ^95 August Purple, very good 

 f96 Baltimore Seedling 

 t97 Bland's Virginian 

 ■fSS Carolina Perfumed 

 f9.-> Catawba 



tlOO Clinton, (ripe 2 loeeks before 



Isabella) 

 TTlOl Cobstovine 

 tl02 Cunningham 

 11103 Diana, or Crehore 



104 Davenport 

 P05 Devereux 



Slack Sauvignon, erroneously 

 +106 Elsingburgh 

 Tri07 Franklin 

 +108 Fredonia 



113 Guignard,^ne pqJe red, very 



prolific, ^1 



Ditto, per dozen §^9 

 $114 Herbemont's Georgian 



Herbemonfs Madeira 

 $115 Hyde's black, or native 

 +117 Isabella 

 $118 Ive's Seedling 

 $120 Missouri . 

 iri21 Monstrous Catawba 

 $122 Morton 

 +123 Norton's Virginia 

 $124 Napoleon 



$125 Ohio, Longworti»'s, excellent 



^$'4i per 



+139 To Kalon 



]-!0 Warren, excellent, ^1 

 $141 Weller's Halifax^ 

 Orwigsburgh, see Rejected List $142 Woodson 



+126 Perrya»i 

 $127 Pond's Seedling, 



doz.) 

 $12S Troy 

 $129 Red River 



$130 Scuppernong. White, excellent 



$131 , Black 



iri32 Shurtlef Seedling 

 $133 Sumpter 



Le JVoir. — Clarence 

 VISA Texas Post Oak. excellent 



17135 Black cluster 



iri36 Brovrn cluster 



't'^137 Blue Muscadine 



iri38 Purple muscadine 



MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN GRAPES, 

 Whose qualities have not yet been ascertained by us, 87 to 50 cents each. 



Bogg Island, of Ohio 

 Boutelle's seedling, black 

 Pale red, resem- 

 bles No. 97 

 Brinckleyville 

 Burlington, or Vine arbor 

 Carter's Favorite 



Catawba, Fleet's i North Carolina 



Clarke j Northern Seedling ' 



Conray , Oconee, Hendon's 



Crocker j Oconee, Niecler's 



Enfield IPurdy's white 



Gregory Small wood 



Halli ISomerville 



Hunterville 'Thomas's dark purple 



The common Black, White and Red Fox, Denniston, York Claret, Willis' large black, and some other 

 varieties are omitted on account of their inferiw qualiiy. 



|Thompsojrs native 

 Transparent, or Fragrant 

 Virginia. No. 2 ) fine seed- 

 Do. "35 ling va- 

 rieties. 



Weller's Seedling 

 Wilco.x 



Wilson's native 



RASPBERRIES.— Fm»i&oMiers. 



All the varieties are red, except those designated as White or Black, and all are ripe in July, except the 

 Twice Bearing kinds, which produce a second crop in September or October. 



each I doz. 1 hund. 

 ScTs,'$cts Sets. 

 12 1 35 10 00 



1 American red — Red Prolific 



Common Red 

 2 black, or Black Cap 



3 American white or yellow, or 



Whitecap 

 English IVhite, of some cata- 

 logues 



4 Antwerp red, large 



5 Antwerp White or Yellow 



N. B. — The two preceding varieties 

 are very different from the inferior 

 kinds often called Red and White 

 Antwerp, which are comparatively 

 worthless.'- 



6 Beehive 



7 Barnet, late 



8 Black European, late 



9 Brabant 



12 Cretan Red, late 



13 Double bearing red (English) 



N. B. — This is very superior to the 

 sort commonly so called. 



14 Fastolf 



15 Flesh colored, late 



each 



doz. 



hund. 



$cts 





S cts. 



6 



62 



5 00 



6 



50 



4 00 



15 



1 50 





12 



1 .37 



10 00 



12 



1 50 



10 00 



18 



2 00 





15 



1 50 



10 00 



20 



1 50 





25 



2 00 





10 







15 



1 50 



10 00 



25 



2 50 





37 



3 00 





16 Franconia 



17 German Black 



IS Imperial red, lohite spines 



19 Knevett's Giant 



20 Magnum bonum ' white, twice 



bearing 



21 Michigan 



22 Monarch 



23 Ohio Everbearing 



24 Pearson's red prolific 



25 Large frnited monthly 



26 Prince'.s Fastolf Seedling 



27 Red Prolific 



28 Spring Grove 



29 Superb red 



30 Turkish Turban 



31 Thunderer 



32 Twice bearing 



Double bearing, of some Cata- 

 logues 



33 Victoria red, double bearing 



34 Violet 



35 White Smooth Cane 



ORNAMENTAL VARIETIES. 



36 Canada purple flowering 

 Purple rose jiowering 



37 white flowering 



2 



38 C]iinese double white 



39 Nootka Sound, white 



40 Splendid Scarlet 



20 '2 00 

 25 2 00 

 20 ll 50 



I 



25 i2 50 

 20 ;1 50 

 25 !2 00 

 20 2 00 

 15 jl 5C 

 37 3 50 

 25 2 50 



1 50 



2 25 



2 50 



3 50 

 56 



2 50 

 2 00 

 1 60 



10 00 



10 00 



4 00 



cts. 

 25 

 50 

 50 



