TUTTLE’S catalogue. 
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and when the worms appear, dust the foliage 
thoroughly with powdered White Hellebore 
while the dew is on, repeating it after three days. 
This if attended to promptly, will extermin.ite 
the last worm. 
FAY’S PROLIFIC — This is truly a great ad- 
vance in currants. It is all the most enthusi- 
astic claim for it. Equals the cherry in size of 
berry, in bunch twice the size, better in flavor, 
with much less acid, and five times as product- 
ive and from its peculiar stem, is less expensive 
to pick. The cherry cun ant has been sold 
very generally for the Fay’s, and it has damaged 
its character. I get my stock direct from the in- 
troducer at Fredonia, N. Y., and knotv it is true. 
WHITE GRAPE - I 'he best white currant. 
Bunches large and long, berry large and of the 
best quality, being less acid than others. Pro- 
lific and strong grower. 
VICTORIA-.^ va liable variety, ri|>ening as it 
does alter all others are gone. Hunches very 
long, berry of medium size, brilliant red and of 
excellent quality. Bushes good growers and pro- 
fuse bearers. No collection should be without it. 
IMPROVED RED DUTCH - Is a great improve- 
ment over the well known Red Dutch, in size of 
beny and bunch. 
LEE’S PROLIFIC — .\ black variety of recent 
introduction and one that marks a great advance 
in the Blacks. It is earlier than the Naples, 
with very large berries, longer and larger clus- 
ters, and even more prolific than that product- 
ive variety. 
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