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Fred'k W. Kelsey, 150 Broadway, New York. 



SELECT CHERRIES -Continued. 



Arch Diike. Early July. 



Itelle Ma;;nirK]ue. I<ate July. 



Early lUclimond. TlirouKh" June. 



Empress Huuenle. .Middle of July. 



Late Duke. Late July. 



Louis Phllilppe. Middle ol July. 



Large Sour Cherries. 



May Duke. Middle of June. 



Mercer, very durk red novelty cher- 

 ry, profuse bearer, flue and 

 sounil. June 



Montmorency. Early July. 



Montmorency Ordinaire. June. 



SELECT QUINCES. 



Morello. English. Late July. 



Olivet, red. Jiily. 



Ostheiiner, very produi"tlve, lar^e, 



rich and juicy. July. 

 Relne Hortense. Middle of July. 

 Uoyal Duke. July. 



Selected trees, 5Q cts., .?4 per dozen; extra, 75 cts., ?7.50 per dozen. 



Apple or Orange, golden yellow. 

 Oct. 



Angers, profuse bearer. Oct. 



Bourgeat. large, fine. Oct. and Nov. 

 Champion, oval fruit. Oct. 

 Fuller, fine flower, new. Oct. 



Meech's Prolific, large, fine quality. 

 ](ea, or Kea's Mammoth, large, 

 fine. 



CHOICE HARDY GRAPES. 



Strong rinee, selected for early fruiting, 2~) to 50 cts. ; very low prices per 100 and per 1,000. 



Adlrondacli. 



Barry (Uogers* No. 43), sweet. 

 Campbell's early, new variety, hav- 

 ing most desirable qualities. 

 Champion, large and early. 

 Concord, large, handsome. 

 Creveling, loose bunches. 



Black Grapes. 



Early Ohio, one or two weeks 



earlier than Moore's Early. 

 Eaton, very large bunch and fruit. 

 Eumelan, sweet and tender. 

 Hartford, very early, reliable. 

 Herbert, large and 8%veet. 

 Ives' Seedling, berries medium. 



Isnbella, long, loose bunches. 

 Mills, fine flavor, large and Juicy, 



ripens with Concord. 

 Merrimac, early and large. 

 Moore's Early, large, prolific. 

 Wilder, sweet and juicy. 

 Worden, large and handsome. 



Diamond, fruit large, early, su- 

 perior. 

 Duchess, sweet and juicy 

 Empire State, rich, sprightly. 

 Francis B. Hayes, juicy, tender. 

 Geneva, fine, large. 

 Golden Drop, fruit small. 

 Greeo Mountain, extra early; 



While Grapes. 



vigorous, hardy, free from mil- 

 dew; flesh tender, delicious. 



Jessica, a fine white grape. 



Lady Washington, large, juicy. 



Martha, large, Bwe.it, juicy. 



Moore's Diamond, fine, rich and 

 s tveet. 



Niagara, hardy, vigorous, pro- 



ductive; flavor one of the very 

 best. 



Pockllngton, Immense size. 



Prentiss, medium, very fine. 



Rebecca, medium, delicious. 



Winchell, one of the earliest white 

 grapes ; very productiva and 

 hardy ; excellent quality. 



Amber Queen, very early, fruit 



large with small seeds. 

 Agawam, juicy, fine. 

 Brighton, rich, early. 

 Catawba, large, rich. 

 Delaware, well known. 

 Diana, large and delicious. 

 Gttjrtner, large, transparent. 



Red Grapes. 



Goetlie, pale red, large. 



lona, long, loose bunches. 



Jefferson, bunch medium, compact, 

 shouldered; rich, fine quality; 

 vigorous, liko, lona. 



Llndley, large, rich, red. 



Moyer, vigorous ; fruit like Dela- 

 ware, larger; fine flavor. 



Poughkeepsie Red, early, fine. 

 Rochester, dark crimson, rich. 

 Salem, large and tender. 

 Ulster Prolific, finest qualities. 

 Woodruff Red, medium quality; 

 prolific. 



Wyoming, large, rich red berries, 

 sweet and juicy. 



SELECT SMALL FRUITS. 



The best of all the Small Fruits are named below. Special low prices per 100 and per 1,000. 



BI^ACKBERRIES. Strong, well-rooted canes, 50 cts. to $1 

 per dozen. Agawam, Ancient Briton, Dorchester, Early Cluster, 

 Early Harvest, Early King, Eldorado, Erie, Kittatinny, Lawton, 

 Minnewaski, Ohmer, Rathbun, new and very large, Snyder, 

 Taylor, Wachusetts Thornless, Wilson's Early and Wilson Jr. 

 Also the novelty white Blackberry, Iceberg. 



CVRRAKTS. Fine, well-rooted 2-year and extra size plants, $1 

 to f 2 per dozen. Low prices in quantity. 



BlaclE Currants. Black English, Black Champion, Black Naples 



and Lee's Prolific. 

 Red Currants. Cherry, Fay's Prolific, fine, larger than the 



Cherry Currant, Prince Albert, Red Dutch, Versailles, Victoria. 



Xcvver Red Currants. North Star, new, very fine fruit. $2 per 

 dozen. Pomona, very early, $3 per dozen. Red Cross, large, very 

 fine. Wilder, late. 



"Wblte Currants. White Dutch, White Grape and White Imperial. 

 DE-WBERRY. Lncretla. The Trailing Blackberry; ripens 



hcforc t lie lilackberry. 



GOOSEBERRIES, Best American Vnrleties. $1 per 



dozen; e.\tra, f 1.50 per dozen. Columbus, large, greenish yellow; 

 fine, $2 per dozen. Chautauqua, bright yellow: sweet Golden 

 Prolific, large, golden yellow ; excellent; $3 per dozen. Downing, 

 Houghton Seedling, Pale Red, Smith's Improved, Triumph, Red 

 Jacket, largest size, best quality, hardy and prolific; bright red; 

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