Small Fruits and Vines 



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WEEBER y DON 



BLACKBERRIES 



Aga wa in . Med i u tn size, jet black, very 



hardy and productive. 

 Blowers. A now variety, large, glossy 



black, ripens early. 

 Eldorado. Largo, coal black, sweet 



uud without core. Fine, market variety. 

 Erie. Very largo, round, of duo quality 



when ripe. Vigorous aud productive. 

 Iceberg-. A snowy white Blackberry; 



earlv, 'sweet and tender. Not very 



hardy. 



Lawton. Medium to large, of good 



flavor and quality. 

 Stone's Hardy. Medium sizo, ripens 



early, very productive and hardy. 

 Taylor. Very hardy; the long fruit is 



borne in clusters of excellent QfoflJUty. 

 Wilson. Large, very early, sweet and 



delicious. A strong grower. 

 Strong plants. Doz. 51.00, 100 sn.oo. 

 Ralhbun. Very large, jet black. Forms 



compact busll, 4 to 5 It. high. Doz. 



$1.00, 100 ifG.OO. 



GOOSEBERRIES 



Columbus. A strong grower, fruit 

 large, greenish-yellow. 



Crown Itob. Large, oval, red fruit; 

 flue quality. 



Downing 1 . Very productive, large, 

 pale green fruit. 



Houghton. An old reliable variety, 

 fruit pale red. 



Industry. An excellent English vari- 

 ety. Berries large, dark red. 



Smith's Improved. Fruit greenish- 

 yellow, flue for table use. 



Lancashire Lad. Smooth, bright iwl 

 fruit. Very productive. 



Triumph. Hardy and good grower, fruit 

 golden yellow. 



Two-ygar-old bushes. Doz. $3.50, 100 

 S25.00. 



DEWBERRIES, Etc. 



Lncretia. A low -growing, trailing 

 Blackberry. Fruit large, sweet and no 

 hard core. The plant is hardy anil very 

 productive. Earlier than the Upright 

 varieties. Strong plants. Doz. 75c, 

 100 $1.00. 



Ijogan Berry. A decided novelty, 

 being a hybrid between a Blackberry 

 and a Raspberry. Fruit as large as the 

 Blapfcborry ant] of same shape, color 

 dark red. Strong plants, doz. S3. 50, 

 100 $25.00. 



RASPBERRIES 



Cutlibcrt. IVep, rich crimson. Medi- 

 um to la te. 



Columbian. Very large purple, a good 

 market, berry and' one of the best for 

 canning. 



Golden Queen. Large, golden yellow, 



Gregg. Black, ripens late, firm and 

 good quality. 



Loudon. Dark crimson. The best mid- 

 season variety. 



Marlboro. A line early crimson vari- 

 ety. 



Miller. Largo, round, bright red ber- 

 ries; early anil very productive. 



ShafVer. A fine purple canning variety, 

 also good for table use. 

 Strong canes. Doz. 75c, 100 S5.00 



GRAPE VINES 



For Graperies and Forcing 



Black Alicante. Medium size bunch- 

 es, berries very largo. 



Black Hani burg. The most useful 

 and popular black variety. 



Gros Col man. Berries and bunches 

 of enormous size. 



Lady Downe's Seedling The "best 

 late grape, excellent keeper, very sweet 

 flesh. 



Muscat of Alexandria. A One white 

 sort. Flosh rich and firm, requires heat 

 to ripeu. 



Poster's "White Seedling. A line 

 Grape, flavor excellent and a strong 

 grower. 



Golden Hamburg. A beautiful gold- 

 en variety, berries oval and large size. 

 Strong one-year-old canes, each $J.50. 

 doz. $15.00. 



Strong two-vear-old canes, each §3.50, 

 doz. S35.00. 

 Strong imported canes, each $5.00. 



Grapes for Outdoor Planting 



Agawam. Maroon, bunches and berries 

 large. 



Brighton. The best red grape; early. 



Concord. Black, I lie best grape for 



general cultivation. 

 Delaware, licit, cgfnpact bunch, berries 

 small. 



Duchess. Greenish white, splendid 

 quality. 



Empire State. White, very largeoval- 



shaped berry. 

 Niagara. Very st rong grower and good 

 quality. 



Moore's Early. Black, very early. 

 Lady. Light yellow, early, large ber- 

 ries. 



Wilder. Dark purple, juiey, rich and 



sweet. 



AVorden. Black, very juicy, large size, 

 early. 



Strang two-year-old eaues, each 35c 

 doz. $3.50. 



CURRANTS 



Black Champion. Bush, vigorous 



and productive; a desirable variety for 



general culture. 

 Black Naples. Fruit varies from 



small to large, pulp acid, with strong 



flavor; line for jellies. 

 Cherry. Bed, fruit large; color line 



bright red, juicy and line flavored. 

 London lied. Vigorous, upright bush, 



fruit large, dark red with acid flavor; 



very productive. 

 Perfection. Hardy and very produc- 

 tive, berries large, bright red, plcufy oT 



pulp with lew seeds. 

 Prince of Wales. Black fruit, mild 



flavored and nearly sweet when fully 



ripe. 



Wilder. Berries very large, bright red, 



ripens early; one of the best for table 



and market. 

 White Grape. Mild flavored, large 



berries of gund quality, a good table 



variety. 



White Imperial. Large '-lusters of 



berries; the best White Currant. 

 Strong two-year-old plants, doz. $1.50, 

 100 S8.00. 



STRAWBERRIES 



Heder Wood. One of the best earlv 

 berries. I'ruit large, excellent quality. 

 Brandy wine. Berries ure largo and of 



Bttbaeti. Large.'early, hritrtit scarlet. 

 Excelsior. This is the aaritesj sort on 



the market. 

 Gaudy. One of the best hue strawber- 

 ries: the berries are largo and of good 

 q uality. 



Gladstone. Large as Sharplcss, better 

 quality, a strong and vigorous grower. 



STRAWBKKUV 



New York. Very large, ripeniug mid- 

 season. Dark sea riot :qnaliiv lirst-class. 



Nick Ohmcr. Fruit of the'largest size, 

 dark glossy red, firm and of excellent 

 quality. 



Saint .Joseph. A perpetual large- frui led 

 Strawberry. The fruit is of good size, 

 dark red in color and Of line flavor and 

 qualify. 



Sharplcss. A gin nil variety : flesh solid, 

 sweet, rich and juicy, antlof a luscious 

 flavor. 



Strong layer plants. Doz. 35c, 100 $2.00. 



