MOST NORTHERN NURSERIES IN AMERI 
BLACKBERRIES 
CHOICEST 
VARIETIES. 
May's Surprise Blackberry. Minnewaski. 
Ward Blackberry. 
McPike Grape. 
Eldorado. vigonms growing, perfectly hardy variety, enduring our severe 
verv „v. 1 "ithout injury. Fruit very large, borne in clusters which ripen 
By exp^^f be"toof Salo?'""'* " ='''PP«''- ^ach ISc, doz. 7Sc., postpaid. 
May's Surorise. 'ja'diest, earUest and most productive varieties. 
fl„w,. V -I f u .'"■■K"'' S'^^'y "f fine •™l>>'tance and 
Havor An idea! shipping variety. Desirable f-.r canning and preserving on account < 
expreX per'^ioofs^OOr"'"' ^ Each^lSc, doz. $1.50, postpaid. By 
RathbUn. ^'"''^M "f largest .«ize. sweet and delicious, without the hard core so com- 
mon in most blacklMrnes: jet black, with small seed, and firm enough to 
handle and ship well. Each ISc, doz. $1.00, postpaid. By express, (^r 100, $3.00. 
Ward. ^Y'','''^ l?'"!'! shipper; perfectly hardy, no superfluous sprouts, a great vielder 
■11 ?',''"'¥!' blackberries, rich and sweet— no har.l cores, fruit ku on outside 
easily harvested. Each 15c., doz. $1.50, po.stpaid. By express, per 100, $4 00 
BLACKBERRIES, STANDARD VARIETIES. 
Each lOc., doz. 60c., postpaid. By express, per 100, $2.00, per 1,000, $15 00 
Ancient Briton. ■ "•■■■''^''"y ''ardy variety, very vigorous and healthy. Bears 
„ , , , ■ . „ '"""E^nse crops of medium size fruit of the most luscious flavor 
that bear shipping well and bring the highest market price ■"■•-■"ii. iiai,or, 
Minnewaski. '""'''y ^""^ productive. Fruit large, tender, juicy and 
Snyder. I':xtremely hardy, enormously productive, finest flavor, ripening early. 
Stone's HardV. "'is;'!"'*"' Wisconsin, ami is very hardy, sweet. pro<luctive. 
cimi^ fruit "•^"J'* weighing down its strong canes with its immense croris of deli- 
TaylOr. Berries large, of fine flavor; canes of strong growth and hardy 
DEWBERRIES. 
Austin's ImOrOVed. T^" f"""«''"f? (-"tract from American Qardeninc describes 
„ u 1 variety better than we po.ssiblv can- '■fhc b»rries 
'"'■p'' "f ?ny other dewberry or blackberry. It requires no trell™s 
flUS '^'J ^ f"""- ''"he fruit i.; jet black and of superl^? 
flavor. For productiveness it outrivals all dewberries or blackberries." Each lOc doz 
$1.00, postpaid. By express, per 100, $3.00. »-a<." ■»«-., a oz. 
LuCretia. i''^"'*'-^' ^Vy'T P^ductive as any. The berries are far larger 
i^uuiciia, a„rt incomparably better than any blackberry, and of unequaled ex- 
cellenre; soft sweet and luscious throughout; of brightest, glossy black color. Each lOc 
doz. 50c., postpaid. By express, per 100, $2.00. . i-atn luc.. 
GRAPES 
CHOICEST 
HARDY VARIETIES. 
Beta. 
Campbell's Early. 
McPike. 
A hardy variety originating in this state. A cross between a 
cultivated sort and the native wild grape. The vine is thrifty, 
productive and hardy, withstanding our severest northern winters without 
protection and without injury. The fruit is jet black, of medium size 
It ripens before frost, is sweet ami luscious. I vear strong, each ISc, doz' 
$1 SO, postpaid. Express or freight, per 100, $12.00. 2 year strong, each 
20c., doz. $2.50, per 100, $15.00. Express or freight. 
The berries are large, often an inch or more 
. - ,. . ., , - I" "'amctcr.glos.sy black with a purple bloom, 
sweet and juiry. with few seeds. '1 hey ripen from the 15th to the last of 
August. As a keeper and shipper this variety is unequaled bv any other 
American grape, while as a dessert grape it is delicious. I year strong. each 
ISc, doz. $1.50, postpaid. Express or freight, per 100, $10.00. 2 vear 
strong, each 20c, doz. $2.00, per 100, $12.00. Express or freight. 
This mammoth black grape has been exhibited in all parts 
of the coimtry, its great size, fine flavor and l>eauty crcat- 
ing quit_e a sei«ation. It c. a seedling of Wordon and has many of the 
good qualities of hoth WordeQ«nd Concord. Ripens before Concord Prices same as Beta 
White Diamond. &^>!,|ecUons '^^j^^^^^^ k . h^^ 
?SS^t60.''^&ro;";?c?ih.'*.^'*«'^ 2 year strong, elch ISc, doi.lf.-SO*,' '"- 
GRAPES, STANDARD HARDY VARIETIES. 
AeaWam. '■'^e"^™" gnnvcr. producing large, red. thick skinned grapes which 
fr|hp?oi, ^ir»^rti i=1 
SV,S'2- fcrorTr?r^,?t,"pi? 
lot). $3.00. 2 year strong, each Uc, doz. $1.25, per 100, $4.00. txpress or freight ^ 
Delaware. L^«o;;^'Tric^" saL™^'i^.'wlm°"'''""'' " ""'^ ""^ 
Eaton. ^ seet!'i"8 of the Concord, which it resembles in general appearance, but the 
• berry js much larger. I year strong, each ISc, doz. $1.50, pcstpaid ExoresI 
„ I I,. f^w^ J^iili , ' y«a' -s»™ng, each 1.5c, doz. $1.50, pcstpaid. ' Express 
frcijhf ' P'' jlO OO- Express or 
Empire State. Pricrsimf aT' Niaga^'*' '"^'"'^ regarded in eastern sections. 
Moore's Early. r^ml'lmAvWh' ''f!''^'i/??'"''!^ varieties. The bunch is large, 
Concord. Price same^as Agawam ' " '''°<""- ^" ^"'"'"^ ™rpassing the 
Niagara. t'''T^^^^.^"t%r^,-^i 'irck'^irtiz^irr SSl'iir 
POCklingtOn. a very beautiful wiiife -Variety. Price, same as the Niagara 
Worden. same'?,- WagaJi?"* °' ""^ ^oncord type, but 5 to 10 days earlier. Price, 
Eldorado Blackberry. 
Austin Dewberry. 
White Diamond Qrape. 
