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FRKDliRICK W. KEtSEV. 



CURRANTS. Fay's Prolific. Lari^est and best 

 red euriants. Black English, Champion, 

 Cherry, North Star, Versailles, Victoria, 

 Prince Albert, Red Dutch, White Grape 

 Wilder, New red currant ; fine. Selected two 

 or three year plants. $i to $2 per dozen. Low- 

 rates per 100 and 1,000. 



GOOSEBERRY. Columbus. New, of largest .size 

 and tinest quality \'ery productive; fine. 



GOOSEBERRY. America, Downing, Houghton, 

 Red Jacket, Smith's, etc. $1 jier dozen. Low- 

 rates per I, ODD. 



GOOSEBERRY, Crown Bob, White, Smith's 

 Improved, etc. Best English varieties. §2. 50 

 per dozen. 



GOOSEBERRY, Industry. Extra large and fine. 

 Si. 50 ])er dozen. Special prices per 1,000. 



LOGAN BERRY, A new hybrid or cross be- 

 tween a Blackberry and Raspberry. Fruit 

 similar in form and size to Blackberry, dark 

 red color. Raspberry flavor. A desirable nov- 

 elty. $3 and $4 ])er dozen. 



MAYBERRY, Japanese Golden. Golden ber- 

 ries; early in ^lay; large fruit. $4 per dozen. 



RASPBERRIES. Champlaix, very hardy, large, 

 and one of the best yellow raspberries; Colum- 

 bian, very large, hardy, enormously produc- 

 tive, one of the best red varieties; Clarke, 



I'asiolk, Fontknav, Franxoma, Herstine, 

 Bki.nklk's ()kan(;e; Superlative, the best for- 

 eign red ; Golden Queen Cutmhert, Eureka 

 (iuEce;, Kansas Louden, Marlhoro, very fine 

 red; Miller, new early red; Ohio, Shakfer's 

 Colossal. 



The above and other desirable varieties, 50 

 cts. to Si per dozen. Low rates per 100 and 

 r ,000. 



STRAWBERRIES. To en.sure a good crop the 

 following season, pot plants should be put 

 OUT IN advance. These are in every way 

 preferable to layer plants, and are now gen- 

 erally used for garden planting as for forcing. 

 There is little or no risk in transplaniing these 

 pot-grown plants, and the early fruiting makes 

 them most desirable and in general demand. 



STRAWBERRIES, Best Early Varieties. 



Gladstone, very large and early; Excelsior, 

 Michael's Early, Parker Early, Beder Wood, 



HA\ERLANn. 



STRAWBERRIES, Best Mid=Season Varieties. 



Bubach, Sharpless, Wm. Belt, ]\I(Kinkev, 

 XicK Ohmer. 



STRAWBERRIES, Late Varieties. Bram v- 

 wine, large, fine quality; Downini;, ]\L\kshall, 

 MicHir.AN. Fine, pot-grown plants, $2 to $5 

 p»r 100; layer plants. Si to $2 per 100. 



Esculent Roots. 



ASPARAGUS. 



Very fine, 2 and 3 j-ears, $2 per 100; Sio to S15 per 1,000. Extra Size, for Forcing, S3 to Ss per 

 100. Best kinds: Conover's Colossal, Mammoth, Moore's Crossbred, Palmetto. 



RHUBARB. 



Fine strong roots of best varieties, $2 per dozen ; low rates per 100. Brabant, Colossal, Early 

 Crimson, Early Scarlet, Giant Victori.a, ttc. 



Lawn Grass Seed. 



Th"e seed here quoted may be relied upon as being of the highest grade, and to give satisfaction. 

 For New Lawn, 4 to 6 bushels per acre. Renovating Old Ljiwns, i to 2 bushels per acre. 

 Price, extra choice Lawn Seed, the very best, S4-5o per bushel, 15 lbs. 



Choice Lawn Grass Seeds, first quality, " Ceni ral Park Mixture," S3-5o per bushel, 15 lbs. 

 Special (quotations for large (,)Uantitiks upon application. 



For further particulars see General Catalogue No, SG for 1903. 



You are an old acquaintance of mine in the stnse that more than twenty years ago you furnished trees and 

 shrubs to Mt. Hope, which are to-day an ornament to the grounds and an evidence of^your good judgmeut in 

 the recommending of new and rare introducticns. 



Mattapan, Mass. J. H. M. 



Copyiight 1903 by Frederick \V. Kel.sey. 



The Chronicle Press, Orange, N. J. 



