Northern Grown Seeds, Plants and Nurseru Stock 
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Grapes will grow 
and yield abundantly 
in any reasonably Rood 
soil, and not only are 
they valuable for de- 
licious and marketable 
fruit but the vines are 
hiehly ornamental in 
covering unsightly 
places and making 
A few vines along the garden fence 
grapes for home use an*! also some for market, 
McPike 
arbors, pergolas, etc, 
GRAPES 
Campbell 
rill furnish enough 
Choice Hardy Varieties 
"Rota A hardy variety originating in this stnte, A cross between a culti- 
DCld vaceil sort and the native wild Krapc. The vine withstands our 
severest Northern winters witliout protection or injury. The fruit is jet black, 
of medium size. It ripens before frost, is sweet and luscious. By mail post- 
paid, 1 year strong, 25e each, 4 for 90c; 2 year strong, by express or 
freight, each 50e. 6 for $2.75. 
r-itTinVipll'c PTarlu The berries are large, often an inch or more in 
VfainpUUil o SLaliy diameter, glossy black with a purple bloom, 
sweet and juicy, with few seeds. They ripen from the 15th to the last of Aug- 
ust. As a keeper and shipper this variety is unequaled by any other American 
grape, while as a dessert grape it is delicious. By mail postpaid, 1 year 
strong, 20c each, 4 for 75e; 2 year strong, by express or freight, 30c 
each, 6 for$1.75, 12 for $3.00, 50for$12.00. 
MrPltA 1'"^ mamouth black grape has been exhibited in all parts of 
I'ivriKiJ the country, its great size, fine flavor and beauty creatinga 
sensation. It is a seeding of Worden and has many of the gr^td qualities of 
botii Wordcn and Concord. Ripens before Concord, Prices same as Beta. 
WViifa nJomntiH Valuable for all sections of the United Stales, as 
nnilt; L»ld.lllUUU it IS healthy and perfectly hardy. Prices same as 
Campbell's Early. 
Standard Hardy Varieties ^^^^ 
NOTE PRICE— Unless otherwise quoted. By mail Postpaid, 1 year 
strong, 15e each, 4 for 50c; 2 year strong, by express or freight, 
20e each, 12 for $2,00, 50 for $7.00, 
Aerit-antm ^ vigorous grower, producing, large, red, thick skinned 
AgaWalll grapes, which ripen early. 
ri„l-,„_-» The bunches are all compact, shouldered, ripening a little 
UClaWalC before the Concord. 
ITatntl A seedling of the Concord, which it resembles in general ap- 
CalUU pearaiice, but the berry is much larger. 
A fine large white grape, very highly regarded in 
Brighton 
strawberry Raspberry 
Empire State Eastern sections. 
lUTnn^a'o XttfitT ""o of tlic hcst earlv ripening varieties. The 
HlOOre o Caliy humli is large, round and with a black-blue 
bloom. In quality surpassing the Concord. 
■M- A mostdesirable white variety and one that is hardy, vig- 
lllagdra orous and productive in all sections. 
POCklingtOn a very beautiful white variety. 
WOrden a large black grape of the concord type, but 3 to 10 days 
Bunches large and well formed; berries medium to large, of good flavor and 
quality. An excellent early grape, ripening with Delaware. By mail 
postpaid, lyear strong. 15c each. 4 for 50c; 2 year strong, by express or freight, 
20c each. 12 for $2.00, 50 for $7,00. 
CnnrnrA The well-known standard vari- 
UUUI/UIU ety. It succeeds wherever grapes 
are grown. By mall postpaid, 1 year strong, 
12c each, 6 for 50c: 2 year strong, by ex- 
press or freight, 15c each, 12 for $1.50, 50 
tor $5.00. 
High Bush Cranberry 
A very ornamental and cxtremeh hardy plant, 
thriving anywheie and naluraly forming a well 
shaped busby top. The foliage is dense, a very 
handsome dark green, clean and attiaclive. The 
flowers are puie white and bans in large show y 
clusteis in the early summer and are followed 
by scarlet berries that remain on the bush all 
winter and arc in every way the equal of the 
common low hush oi swamp cranberry having 
tile same flavor and usefulness tot jellies, pies, 
etc. 
Strawberry Raspberry 
A beautiful fruit from Japan. The bush is from 
l.s inches to 2 fl. in height, entirely hardy and 
impervious to heat and drought. The berriesare 
larger than strawberries, bright scarlet and 
make very good jelly or jam. It yields regularly 
and abundantly the first season. 
High Bush Cranberry 
