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WILLIAM EWING & CO.'S SEED C ATALOGUE 
Fruit Trees and Small Fruits 
Each 
and an ex- 
APPLES 
. , BON CHRETIEN— Finely flavored variety, 
We are in a position to supply Apple Trees grown m the j-eeper X ' ' " 'A' " "i" ' ' ' ' " ~ 
Province of Quebec, of the varieties best suited to our cli- duchESS D'ANGOULEME— One of the largest pears 
delicious, greenish yellow . . . 76 
(And other varieties.) 
mate, of splendid clean growth, and taken up with the great- grown, 
est care. „ 
Special Prices per 100 to Large Buyers. 
SUMMER VARIETIES— Tetofsky, Yellow Transparent, Red 
Astrachan, Montreal Peach, Strawberry. 
FALL VARIETIES— Duchess of Oldenburg, St. Lawrence, 
Alexander, Wolf River, Bismarck, Ontario, Cox s Orange 
Pippin. 
WINTER VARIETIES— Fameuse, Wealthy, Winter St. Law- 
rence, Mcintosh Red, Blenheim Orange, Pewaukee, Can- 
ada Baldwin, Golden Russet, Scott's Wmter, Canada Red. 
Any of the above varieties 84.50 in doz. lots.; 40c. each. 
CRAB APPLES — 40c. each. , tr , 
Transcendant, Whitney's No. 20, Montreal Beauty, Hyslop. 
FRUITING PYRAMID APPLE TREES 
The following varieties of English origin we can confi- Hardy varieties, — v*."T,"' ""^vT- ' iw Tr,rf,r 
dentlv reco^end both for their hardiness, bearing quali- ton, Barry, Champion, Lindley, Niagara, Moore's Early, 
ties /nd mXt vXe, their handsome fruit always com- wilder, Delaware, Merrimac, and many other sorts; aU 
manding the highest value. at 30c. each; or $3.00 per doz. 
Each of the following, 80c. GRAPES IN POTS FOR FORCING 
BEAUTY OF KENT— Very large, abundant bearer, a splendid gTACK HAMBURG— Large broad bunches, berries are 
..... . . _ ,„„ f,.,. N„v.mhP.r to ^j^^y^ g^^^ 6 best for general 
culture. Good canes, 82.00 each; extra strong canes, 
S2 50 each 
MUSCAT OF ALEXANDRA— Best of all Muscats. Large, 
firm, oval-shaped berries of a rich amber color. Good 
CHERRIES 
MORELLO— An English preserving variety nearly 
black, juicy, acid, rich V," " ,,' 
BLACK TARTARIAN— Prolific, large, almost black, 
anddelicious flavor 
EARLY RICHMOND— An early red sort. Very juicy 
NAPOLEON (Bigarreau)- Large pale yellow with red 
cheek, splendid u'l' v.' "j 
WINDSOR (Canadian)— A particularly valuable hardy 
variety of Canadian origin, dark^olo r ov 
MULBERRY RUSSL/VN— PerfecUyTiardy, 4 to 5 ft 
plants 
GRAPES 
including Agawam, Concord, Brigh- 
50 
50 
60 
50 
kitchen variety of great value, keeping from November to 
March. 
DUMELOW'S SEEDLING — A most prolific bearer, large and 
of a brisk sub-acid flavor. September to AprU. 
POTT'S SEEDLING — A very large variety of fine quality, and 
one of the very best for small gardens; tree is a great 
bearer. September to October. -a 
(THE QUEEN)— Large, yellow fruit, handsome, spicy na- 
vor and very prolific. September to December. 
We can also supply the above varieties m pots, two to 
canes, 82.00 each; extra strong canes, 82.50 each. 
RASPBERRIES 
CUTHBERT— Red. 
GOLDEN QUEEN— Yellow. 
three ft. Wgh, weU adapted for ornamenting small gardens, HttBORN-Black^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ 
at Sl.OU eacn. ^^^j^ CUMBERLAND "—The new black raspberry. Is per- 
fectly hardy, the fruit of finest quality, immense size 
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PLUMS 
-Blue and yellow. 
The largest va- 
60 
60 
MAGNUM BONUM 
rieties of all ' ;.' V ' 
ENGLISH DAMSON— This is the old Enghsh variety, 
medium size, blue in color and the best preserving 
CLIMAX— The best sortMr. Burbank has yet introduced. 
A strong grower, fruit as large as an ordinary peach, 
dark red and of fine quality. Ripens in September. 
PRINCE OF WALES— An excellent purplish-red early 
variety. Is a sure bearer ,:V''\' 
IMPROVED VICTORIA— Extra large purplish-red 
fruit of excellent quality. Very prolific. .. .... 60 
ABUNDANCE — A new Japanese variety. Fruit large, 
tender, sweet and early. Is of a cherry-color when 
RIVER'S EARLY TRANSPARE^^ proiific. Fruit 
is produced in large clusters, semi-transparent and 
very large 
COE'S GOLDEN DROP— A splendid yellow English sort., 
and a valuable acquisition • 
OCTOBER PURPLE— A large light bluish purple sort, and 
a great bearer \ \\" '■ 
GREEN GAGE— An English sort that should be m every 
coUection. Bears heavy crops and is a most luscious 
and deliciously flavored yellow-colored plum 
and "is very productive. 20c. each, 82.00 per doz. 
BLACKBERRIES 
SNYDER — A very productive medium-sized sort. 
TAYLOR'S PROLIFIC— The largest hardy sort. 
ERIE — Early and large. 
And many other varieties, at 81.00 per doz. 
CURRANTS 
LEE'S PROLIFIC— Black, large, grand cropper. 
FAY'S PROLIFIC — Red berries, large and an abundant bearer . 
WHITE DUTCH — A splendid variety. 
And many other sorts, at 81.25 per doz. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
HOUGHTON — A fine small red berry. 
DOWNING — Large green. 
PEARL — Green and very productive. 
And many other sorts, at 82.00 per doz. 
The following English Gooseberries 25c. each. 
82.50 per doz. 
INDUSTRY— Handsome red berries, a splendid cropper. 
Free from mildew and succeeds in all localities. 
KEEPSAKE — Extra fine large green berries. 
CHAMPAGNE — A splendid large yellow sort. 
STRAWBERRIES 
All the best varieties, including Gandy, Dominion, 
Senator Dunlop, Sharpies, Manchester, Capt. Jack, 
Sample, Glen Mary, New York, at 81.50 per 100. 
PH EVERBEARING — Pale red ova) 
ed berries. A strong grower and very hardy. 
60 per 100. 
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60 
60 
PEARS 
THE IDAHO — A large variety resembling Bartlett, 
very hardy and of extremely vigorous growth. Splen- 
Bi^TLET^^ood hardy prcjific son;,producing richly THSirjoSEpiivf^EAiiNG-^PaleVed oval-shap 
BE'S'(^AmGEAU-i^^^^^^^^^^ '°^=»HhJ.. a stron.^ower and very hardy. 83.00 
red sort, and is very hardy 
