R. M. KELLOGO S GREAT CROPS OF 
BiyACK grap:es. 
See priee I^ist on pagre 34. 
Concord. It may be said that the introduction of the 
Concord was the beginning of succefisful grape culture in 
this country. It succeeds wherever a g^ape can be grown. 
It is yet the leading market variety and too well known 
to need description, but in many localities is giving way to 
the Worden. 
Worden, I believe is the richest and sweetest black 
grape grown in this country. Perfectly hardy, fully as pro- 
ductive as Concord, larger berry and cluster, and a week or 
ten days earlier. They are gone before Concord arrives. 
Moore's ISarly is one of the best extra early grapes, 
ripening fully two weeks ahead of Concord. The berr^ is 
very large, entirely hardy, and on rich soil very productive. 
It is generally all gone before Worden comes on. Must have 
very heavy, strong, rich soil. 
Campbell's Early. This is the latest furore in grapes 
and is now attracting more attention than any other grape. 
Berries very large, often an inch in diameter, very sweet 
and rich and one of the earliest good grapes. It has re- 
ceived many medals of award including those from Ameri- 
can Pomological Society and American Institute, New York, 
and various State Horticultural Societies. 
Wilder (Rogers* No. 4.) Bunch and berry large, 
early, hardy, healthy and productive; good keeper, profitable 
and of excellent quality. 
Barry (Rogers* No, 43). A very attractive grape. 
Bunch medium size, berry large, sweet and good, vine a 
strong grower, healthy and hardy. Season with Concord. 
RBD GRAPES. 
Delaware. Considered by many as the standard of 
excellence in grapes, requires strong soil and good culture. 
Agawam. One of the longest keepers and best family 
grapes grown. Can be kept until March. 
Jefferson. One of the best red grapes, a good grower, 
healthy, hardy and productive, ripens with Concord. 
Salem (Rogers* No. aa.) Bunch and berry very 
large. Healthy, hardy and vigorous. A good keeper and 
fine table berry. 
Brighton. Bark red; one of the most desirable of the 
new grapes; clusters very uniform and beautiful; quality fine. 
Wyoming Red. One of the most hardy and beautiful 
very early red grapes grown. Skin rather tough, keeps 
well, fine flavor, vine very vigorous and hardy. 
WHITE GRAPES- 
Hoore'a Diamond. Bunch and berry very large; 
strong grower, hardy wherever grown, and becoming more 
popular every year. It has come to stay and willbe largely 
planted and sought for in the market. 
Niagara. Quality about like Concord; bunch and berry 
very large; vigorous, healthy and hardy. 
Duchess. Pale greenish yellow and of the finest 
quality. Season a little later than Concord. 
PRICE LIST OF PLANTS. 
strawberries 
These prices are for plants of one variety only. Not less than la of any variety of Strawberries will be 
sold, as les« than that number is not sufficient for a fair test. No order accepted for less than $i.oo. 
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Babach(P)-- 20. 
Brunette (B) 15. 
Bismark (B) 15. 
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Belle (B) 15- 
Carrie(P) 20. 
Clyde (B) 15. 
Crescent (P) 15. 
Cumberland (B) 15- 
Cobden Qncen (P).. 15- 
Cyclone{B)-- 15.. 
Drouth King (P).. 15., 
Emperor (B) 20. 
Empress (B).- 20- 
Excelsior (B) 20-. 
Earliest (B) 20.. 
Enormous (P) 20.. 
Gandy [B) -- 15.. 
Glenn Mary (B) .... 15-. 
Greenville (P) 15- 
Gladstone (B) 25-. 
Haverland (P) 15.. 
Kansas (P)-- 60.. 
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