SMALL FRUITS 
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THE BERRYHILL NURSERY CO. 
Elberta Peaches 
Concord Grapes the most prolific 
PLUMS 
Abundance (Botan). Large; juicy; flavor sweet; small pit. August. 
America. Large size; color red; trees bear young. 
Arctic (Moor’s Arctic). Small; purplish skin; flavor sweet. Sep- 
tember. 
Bradshaw. Flesh juicy ; quality good ; flavor excellent. August. 
Burbank. Very distinctive flavor. September. 
French Damson. A large Plum of fine flavor. 
German Prune. Large; dark purplish; flesh yellowish; flavor 
pleasing. 
Green Gage. Good size; tree is a strong grower. 
Gueii. Fruit purple; large size; flavor subacid. 
Lombard. Medium-sized; flavor pleasing. Excellent for canning. 
Pottawattamie. Large reddish Plum of the Wild-goose type. 
Pride (Shippers' Pride). Large; blackish purple; juicy; flavor sweet. 
September. 
Red June. Large; skin purplish red; flesh yellow; quality good. 
July i. 
Shropshire (Shropshire Damson). Flesh juicy; highly flavored. 
Wild Goose. Sweet; juicy; bright red skin. 
Yellow Gage. Large; juicy; very rich flavor. August. 
QUINCES 
Apple, or Orange. Large; delicious; skin golden yellow. 
Champion. Large; quality fine; flavor very pleasing. 
Meech (Meech’s Prolific). Fruit large; orange-yellow. 
Rea (Rea’s Mammoth). Larger than Orange and somewhat re- 
sembling it. 
MULBERRIES 
American (New American). As good as Downing but the tree is 
hardier. June and July. 
Downing (Downing’s Everbearing). Fruit large; black; flavor sweet, 
rich, and pleasing. JuneandJuly. 
DIOSPYROS • Persimmon 
Virginiana. A small fruit resembling a plum; yellow; flavor sweet, 
if exposed to frost. 
SMALL FRUITS 
GRAPES 
Black 
Campbell. Strong-grower; black berries; flavor sweet. 
Concord. Fine black variety; juicy and sweet; the standard variety 
in most sections. 
Eaton. Brownish black; juicy and sweet. 
Ives. Large berries borne in compact bunches; flavor pleasing. 
Moore (Moore’s Early). Large; flavor fine; quality excellent. 
Worden. Large; pleasing flavor; vines strong and productive. 
Red 
Agawam. Large; tender; juicy; flavor very good. 
Brighton. Large; flavor and quality excellent; an early ripener. 
Catawba. Large; flavor fine. 
Delaware. Very sweet spicy flavor. 
Lindley. Large; flesh tender; flavor sweet. 
Wyoming. Larger than Delaware; flavor sweet. 
Vergennes. Large; flavor rich and delicious; keeps well. 
White 
Duchess. Large; flesh juicy with a very sweet flavor. 
Diamond (Moore’s Diamond). Flesh juicy; flavor pleasing. 
Niagara. Perhaps the best white Grape; bunch and berries large; 
pale yellow when fully ripe; flavor sugary. 
Pocklington. Large bunch; vine hardy and productive. 
Colerain. 
CURRANTS 
Champion. Large; black; flavor excellent; bush is a strong grower. 
Cherry. One of the largest; flavor spicy; bush strong. 
Fay (Fay’s Prolific). Large; red; bush hardy; productive. 
Naples (Black Naples). Flavor tart ; excellent for jellies. 
Versailles (La Versailles). Berries large, borne in long bunches. 
White Grape. Very large ; yellowish white ; a good bearer. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
Downing. Large; greenish white; flesh soft and juicy. 
Houghton. Medium-sized; pale red; flavor sweet. 
Josselyn (Red Jacket). Large; red; flavor spicy. 
Smith (Smith’s Improved). Large; light green; flesh sweet. 
RASPBERRIES 
Red and Yellow 
Columbian. A native variety of large size. 
Cuthbert. Large; red; flavor luscious and sweet. 
Golden Queen. Large; amber-yellow; flesh firm. 
Louden. Large; rich crimson in color. Possesses a very rich sub- 
acid flavor. 
Marlboro. Large; reddish berries possessing a fine flavor. Ripens early. 
St. Regis. Large; deep red; fine flavor. 
Black 
Cumberland. Very large; flesh firm, juicy, and very sweet. 
Farmer (Plum Farmer). Berries are thick; juicy; good quality; 
flesh firm; flavor spicy. 
Gregg. Large; good quality; flesh purple; flavor excellent. Bush is a 
very abundant bearer. 
Kansas. Large; firm; flavor excellent. 
BLACKBERRIES 
Early Harvest. Medium-sized; flesh tender; juicy. Bush is a vig- 
orous grower and heavy cropper. 
Eldorado. Pleasing melting flavor; sweet. Bush hardy and pro- 
ductive. 
Erie. Large berries of good q uality ; ripens early. 
Rathbun. Extra-large; quality good. One of the best Blackberries 
for general planting. 
Snyder. Flavor sweet and melting; medium size. Bush hardy and 
produces enormous crops. 
DEWBERRIES 
Lucretia. Sometimes called Trailing Blackberry. Fruit large and 
handsome; flavor very pleasing. 
STRAWBERRIES 
Aroma. An old standard variety, bearing large delicious berries. 
Clyde. Large size; excellent quality; ripens early. 
Dunlap. Ripens in mid-season; keeps well; berries medium size. 
Excelsior. A productive plant bearing large berries; ripens early. 
Gandy. By many considered one of the best. Berries large; light 
red; ripens very late. Plant is sturdy and yields immense crops. 
Haverland. Ripens early; good size; flavor delicious. 
Mitchell. Medium-sized; flavor fine. Plant is a sturdy grower and 
heavy cropper. 
Stevens (Stevens’ Late Champion). Ripens very late. Berries 
large, firm; flavor good. 
Autumn-bearing Strawberries 
Americus. Fruit is large, firm, and possesses a pleasing flavor; 
ripens in September. 
Progressive. Good-sized berries; red; flavor good; ripens until frost. 
Superb. Large to extra large; flavor excellent; ripens from August 15 
to November 15. Practically everbearing. 
