Catalogue of Hardy Trees, Shrubs, Etc. 



SELECT SMALL FRUITS. 



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The best new varieties are marked with an asterisk (*). Special lotv prices on leading kinds per 1,000. 



BLACKBERRIES. Price, 50 cts. to $1 per dozen. Low rates per 100. Agawam, Briton, Dorchester, 

 Early Cluster, Early Harvest, Erie, Kittatinny, Lawton, Minnewaski, Snyder, Taylor, wachusett, or 

 Thornless, Wilson's Early, Wilson Jr. 



CURRANTS. Following are the choicest varieties of this valuable garden fruit. Price, fine, weU- 

 rooted plants, $1 per dozen ; extra, SI. 50 and $'2. Low rates on quantity. 



Black Currants. Black English, Champion, Naples, Lee's ProUflc. 



Red Currants. Cherry, Fay's ProUfic (larger than the Cheri-y Currant, of fine quality and bunches 



extra large; very valuable ; $3 per dozen), Prince Albert, Red Dutch, Versailles, Victoria. 

 White Currants. White Dutch, White Grape. 



♦North Star. Fruiting quahties superior to the Cherry ; requires double the room of others. Valuable 

 and hardy. $2. 



DEWBERRY, Iiucretia. The Trailing Blackberry. Large fruit of good quality, and ripens early, 



before the blackberry. Hardy and of traiUng or spreading habit. $1 per dozen. 

 GOOSEBERRIES, Best American V arieties. Price, 

 $1 per dozen ; extra, $1.50 per dozen. *Columbus 

 (new ; large, greenish yeUow ; fine quality), 75 cts 

 ♦Chautauqua, vigorous grower ; bright yellow fruit, 

 very sweet • produttiye. *Golden Prolific (American 

 variety of the English type ; fruit large, deep golden 

 yellow, decidedly handsome : excellent quality ; pro- 

 fuse and early bearer, 75 cts. , S6 per dozen) ; Downing, 

 Houghton Seedling, Pale Red, Smith's Lrproved, 

 Triumph. 



♦Red Jacket. Largpst size, best quality, hardy and pro- 

 lific ; bright red. 75 cts. 

 English Gooseberries. Price, $2.50 per dozen, extra, 



S3 per dozen. Crown Bob. Industry (the largest and 



best). Whitesmith. 

 RASPBERRIES. Price, 50 cts. to $1 per dozen. 

 Black Cap Varieties. American Black, Gregg, Gault 



Raspberry, large cluster, of black raspberries ; hardy, 



fine flavor. Mammoth Cluster, Ohio, Palmer, medium 



size, good quality, very prolific ; fruit black ; early. 



Schaffer's Colossal, Souhegan, or Tyler. 

 Red Raspberries. Antwerp, Brandy wine, Clarke, Cuth- 



bert, Fostolf, Franconis, Hansell, Herstine, Hornet, 



Hudson River, Knevett; *London, best hardy and 



late Red Raspberry ; very productive; Marlboro, 



Reliance, *Superlative (large dull red, fine fiavor), 



Turner. 



Columbus Raspberry. Vigorous grower ; very productive ; large fruit ; red bordering on purple ; 

 hardy. 



Yellow Raspberries. Brinckle's Orange, Caroline, Golden Queen, Yellow Antwerp (large, pale yellow, 

 sweet and rich), *Cham plain (strong grower ; fruit similar to Yellow Antwerp). 



♦Japanese Golden Mayberry. Golden straw colored berries ; ripens early in May, large fruit, 

 bushes 6 to 8 feet high. S5 and $6 per dozen. 



STRAWBERRIES. To insure a good crop of strawberries the following season, ordinary layer plants 

 may be put out in spring, or pot-grown plants in August or September. The latter are in e/ery nay 

 preferable. Of the large number of varieties of the strawberry now in cultivation, the following 

 comprise the best. Those marked P. should be planted with other kinds. 



New varieties are marked with an asterisk (*).! 



Price, layer plants, $1.50 per 100 ; selected, S2 per 100 : strong pot plants, $4 per 100 ; extra and new 

 kinds, $5 per 100. 



=!=Mrs. Cleveland, P., large, good 



quality ; early ; 

 *Parker Earle, large, early, very 

 fine ; 



Parry, large, early to medium ; 

 Sharpless, large, mid-season ; 

 *Shuster's Gem, P., large, early to 



mid-summer ; 

 ♦Trimbell, P., large fruit, fine 



flavor ; late ; 

 Triomphe de Gand, $2 per 100, 



large, medium to late ; 

 ♦Victor Hugo, P., vigorous ; large 



fruit, fine fiavor ; 

 *Warfield, P.. early ; 

 Wilson, very vigorous and pro- 

 ductive old variety ; 

 Yale, large, late. 



Industry Gooseberry. 



Belmont, late ; 



Bidwell, early ; 



Bombay, large, early ; 



Bubach, P., very large, mid-season; 



Champion, P.. mid-season ; 



♦Crawford, mid season ; 



Crescent, P., eai'ly ; 



Cumberland, very large, early to 

 mid-season ; 



Charles Downing, mid-season ; 



♦Daisy, P., mid-season ; 



♦E. P. Roe ; *Eureka, P., large, 

 mid- season ; 



♦Eleanor, early : large and produc- 

 tive ; 



♦Gandy, very large, extra late ; 

 Golden Defiance, P., late ; 



♦Great Pacific, P., large, good 

 quality, mid-season ; 



Haverland, P., very vigorous, 

 healthy and productive ; fruit 

 large, light red, early ; 



H. W. Beecher, very firm ; large 

 berries, superior quality ; 



Jersey Queen, P., large, late ; 



Jessie, large, mid-season ; 



♦Jewell, P., large ; 



♦Jucunda Improved, vine vigor- 

 ous ; very prolific ; 



♦Leader, very early ; 



Lenig]s White, mid-season ; 



May King, early ; 



♦Middlefield, P., large, firm, good 

 quaUty, $2.50 per 100 ; 



