FRUIT TREES. 



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BEST HARDY GRAPES. 



strong vines, selected for early fruiting, 25 to 50 cts. ; very low prices per 100 and per 1,000. 



BlacK Grapes. 



Barry (Rogers. No. 43). Sweet. 

 Campbell's Early. Large, very fine. 

 Champion. Large and early. 

 Concord. Large, handsome. 

 Creveling. Loose bunches. 

 Early Ohio. Very early. 

 Eaton. Very large bunch and fruit. 

 Eumelan. Sweet and tender. 



Hartford. Very early, reliable. 

 Herbert. Large and sweet. 

 Isabella. Long, loose bunches. 

 Mills. Fine flavor, large and juicy. 

 Merrimac. Early and large. 

 Moore's Early. Large, prolific. 

 Wilder. Sweet and juicy. 

 Worden. Large and handsome. 



R.ed Grapes. 



Juicy, fine. 

 Rich, early. 

 Large, rich. 

 Well known. 

 Large, transparent, 

 iona. Long, loose bunches. 

 Jefferson. Rich, fine quality. 



Agawam. 

 Brighton. 

 Catawba. 

 Delaware. 

 Qaertoer. 



Lindley. Large, rich, red. 

 Moyer. Fruit like Delaware. 

 Rochester. Dark crimson, rich. 

 Salem. Large and tender. 

 Ulster Prolific. Finest qualities. 

 Wyominff. Large, rich, red. 

 Vergennes. Medium; fine. 



White Grapes. 



Duchess. Sweet and juicy. 

 Oolden Drop. Fruit small. 

 Green Mountain. Early. 

 Lady. Large, juicy. 

 Martha. Large, sweet, juicy. 

 Moore's Diamond. Rich flavor. 



Niagara. Hardy, vigorous, produc- 

 tive ; flavor one of the very best. 



Pocklington. Immense size. 



Rebecca. Medium, delicious. 



Winchell. One of the earliest white 

 grapes. 



GRAPE VINES FOR VINERIES. Niagara grape 



For Early and successful fruiting, only Planting and Fruiting Canes should be used that are in 

 dormant condition, where the wood is properly ripened and the Vines have had the "natural rest" 

 incident to remaining dormant throughout the winter season. 



In Supplying many of the largest and finest collections of these Forkh;n Vines sent out in this 

 country for a number of years past the furnishing of this stock, as of the Trained Fruit Trees, has 

 become a feature of my business; and with direct importations from the best stock in Europe, reliable 

 Vines in the best condition and large variety are furnished on reasonable terms. As this material, 

 however, is not kept in stock here, orders for special varieties and quantities should be sent as far in 

 advance of the shipping season as possible. 



The Following comprise the very best varieties for hot or cold graperies. The kinds marked 

 " H. G." are for Hot Graperies, " C. G." for Cold Graperies, and " H. or C. G." for either. 



Prices: Strong dormant Planting Canes, $2 to $3 each; extra fruiting Vines, $5 each. 



P\irple or 

 Black Varieties. 



Barbarossa or Prince Albert. Very 

 laige and late, of fine quality. 

 H. G. 



Black Alicante. Very large cluster, 

 fine flavor. 



Black Frontignan. Medium sized, 

 rich, musky fruit. Prolific. H. G. 



Black Hamburg or Frankentbal. 



Large, sweet, juicy, oval fruit. 

 Most reliable variety. H. or C. G. 



Oolden Champion. Fine fruit. Large 

 bunches. H. G. 



Oolden Queen. Golden yellow, fine ; 

 very late. 



Oros Colman. Large bunches of 

 extra-sized, peculiarly flavored, 

 juicy nerries. H. or C. G. 



Oros riaroc. Fruit large, purple, fine 

 flavor, late. H. G. 



Lady Downes. Large, sweet, oval 

 fruit, firm, rich flavored. One of 

 best late grapes. H. G. 



Madresfield Court. Large berries of 

 rich muscat flavor. H. G. 



Hrs. Pince's Muscat Firm, crisp 

 flesh, of fine, sweet flavor. H. G. 



iluscat Hamburg or Black Huscat- 



Fqnal in size ai d beautj' to the 

 Black Hamburg, nnd with a musky 

 flavor. H. or C. G. 



Muscat of Alexandria. Oelicious va- 

 riety, high flavor, late. Equal to 

 imported .Malaga. H. G. 



Royal Huscadine or Chasselas de 

 Fontainebleau One of the best 

 varieties; bunches sometimes 

 weighing five or six pounds. C. G. 



Syrian. Immense bunches, which 

 have weighed 20 pounds. Oval 

 berries of good quality. H. G. 



Trentham Black Large bunches of 

 rich fruit. Great bearer. 



Red Varieties. 



Red Frontignan. Medium bunches, 

 juicy fruit, yellowish before ripe. 

 C. G. 



Red Chasselas. A valuable old va- 

 riety. C. G. 



White Varieties, 



Bf>w''od Huscat. Superb vaiiety, 

 with large, sweet fruit. C. G. 



Bucklsnd Sweetwater. Vigo: ous, 

 prolific habit, large round, well- 

 flavored berries. C. G. 



Cannon^Ball Huscat. Seedling of 

 the Muscat of Alexandria, setting 

 its fruit belter. H. G. 



Chasselas nusqu«». Long, bunches 

 of iiitdium .'-ized fruit. 



Duke of Buccleuch. Skin tei.der, 

 very large, early. H. G. 



Foster's Seedling. S' owv, large 

 fru t, first (luality. C. G 



The Shrubs. Fruit, etc.. which you sent did very well, especially the Grape Vines. Your representative had occasion 

 to see the Grapes, etc . on exhibition at Mineola Fair, where I received a special award of merit for collections of Fruit. 



Locust Valley, L. I. J. L. 



