Catalogue of Hardy Trees, Shrurs, Etc. 55 



SELECT ©MERRIES. 



Price, standard trees, first-class, 50 cts. , $4 per dozen ; extra sizes, |6 to S9 per dozen. 

 Dwarf trees, 50 cts. to $1 each. Low rates per 100 and 1,000. 



Black Eagle, early July; 

 Black Tartarian, late June; 

 Cleveland, late June; 

 Coe's Transparent, late June ; 

 Downer's Late, early July; 

 Early Purple, early June; 

 Elton, late June ; 



Arch Duke, early July; 



Belle Magnifique, late July; 

 Early Richmond, through June; 

 Empress Eugenie, middle of July; 



Large Sweet Cherries. 



Gov. Wood, late June ; 

 Bjrtland's. late June ; 

 Knight's Early, late June; 

 Mezel, middle of July; 

 Napoleon, early July ; 

 ♦Plymouth Rock, amber colored, 

 very sweet, productive. 



Large Sour Cherries. 



Late Duke, late July; 

 May Duke, middle of June; 

 Montmorency, early July ; 

 Montmorency, Ordinaire; 



Rockport, early July; 

 Sparhawk's Honey, 

 Tradescant's, Black, mid. of July 

 Yellow Spanish, late June; 

 Windsor, fruit large, dark purple, 

 ripens late. 



Morello, English, late July; 

 Olivet, July; 



Reine Hortense, middle of July; 

 Royal Duke, July. 



SELECT 



Price 50 cts. . $4 per dozen ; Extra, 

 Apple or Orange, 

 Angers, 

 Champion, 



Rea or Rea's Mammoth, 



QUINCES. 



75 cts., $7.50 per dozen. 

 Meech's Prolific. Vigorous grower and 

 productive; fruit large, of superior 

 quality, smooth surface, bright golden 

 yellow color. 



©HOICE HARDY GRAPES. 



The best of both new and old varieties aie here given. 



Price, except where noted, strong vines, 25 to 50 cts. ; per 100 and 1,000 at very low rates, 

 lars on application. 



Parti en- 



Adirondack, 



Barry, (Rogers' No. 43), 



Champion, 



Concord, 



Creveling. 



Early Victor, 



Eumelan, 



♦Diamond. Fruit large ; early ; 



superior. 

 Duchess, 

 Empire State. 

 Francis B. Hayes, 

 ♦Geneva, 



♦Golden Drop. Fruit Uke Dela- 

 ware: 



Agawam, 



Brighton, 



Catawba. 



Delaware, 



Diana, 



Gaertner, 



Groethe, 



Black Grapes. 



Hartford, Isabella, 



Herbert, ♦Mills, fine flavor; ripens with 

 Early Ohio, one or two weeks Concord, 



earlier than Moore's Eaily; Merrimack, 



Eaton, Extra large and hardy ; Moore's Early, 



resembles Black Hamburg; Wilder, 



Ives' Seedling, Worden, 



White Grapes. 



♦Green Mountain. Extra early ; 

 vigorous, hardy, free from mil- 

 dew : shouldered ; flesh tender, 

 delicious, 



Jessica, 



Lady Washington, 

 Martha, 



Red Grapes. 



lona, 



♦Jefferson. Bunch medium, com- 

 pact, shouldered ; rich, tine 

 quality ; vigorous ; like lona; 



Lindley, 



*Moyf-r. Vigorous; fruit like Del- 

 aware, larger ; fine flavor, 



Niagara. Hardy, vigorous, pro- 

 ductive ; solid bunch, high 

 flavor; 



Pocklington, 



Prentiss, 



Rebecca, 



Wlnchell. One of the earliest white 

 grapes ; very productive and 

 hardy ; excellent quality. 



Massasoit, 

 Poughkeepsie Red, 

 Rochester, 

 Salem, 



Ulster Prolific, 



♦Woodruff Red. Medium quality; 

 prolific. 



