WORDEN GRAPE 
BLACKBERRIES 
Will produce in even the poorest of soils, 
thorough cultivation, however, will greatly 
benefit them. Fine for eating and canning. 
Prices are for first quality plants. 
BLOWERS. A hardy and productive upright 
grower. Season is from the middle of .Inly until frost 
with Ihe hulk of the crop maturing in August. Large 
and good quality. Excellent shipper. 
ELDORADO. Large jet black berries borne in 
clusters. Sweet and melting. One of the best for home 
and market. 
MERSEREAU. A dependable variety for market 
and home. Plant tall and vigorous. Prolific. Good 
quality. 
SNYDER. A very popular early variety. One of the 
hardiest and very productive. Medium size. Sweet. 
GRAPES 
The grape is adapted to nearly every soil 
and climate and climbs on fences and trel¬ 
lises or covers arbors and pergolas. 
AGAWAM. A sweet, red grape. Ripens after Con¬ 
cord. Hardy and productive. 
BRIGHTON. A good commercial red variety. Ear¬ 
lier than Concord. Very productive. 
C.ACO. Known as the very best red grape. Strong, 
vigorous and bears very young. Tender, sweet and 
delightfully flavored. 
CAMPBELL EARLY. A blac k grape of high quality. 
Large attractive bunches and berries. Keeps and ships 
well. Vine hardy and productive. 
CATAWBA. A little later than Concord. The best 
keeping commercial type, often lasting until January. 
Dark purplish red. 
CONCORD. Best known grape. Adaptable to a great 
many localities. Bears heavily every year, is hardy and 
early ripening. Black. 
DELAWARE. One of the best table grapes. Color 
light red. Ripens a few days before Concord. 
FREDONIA. A new black grape fully tested. A 
New York Experiment Station introduction. Ripens 
two weeks before Worden. Clusters medium size, 
berries large, round and persistant. Skin thick and 
tough, flesh juicy and tender. The best early black 
grape. 
GREEN MOUNTAIN (Winchell) Very early green 
grape of quality ranking among the best of any color. 
Fruit keeps and ships well. Vine vigorous, hardy and 
productive. 
MOORE EARLY. A C 'oncord variety but. two weeks 
earlier than its parent. One of the best of its season. 
Large black berries. 
NIAGARA. Probably the best green grape for the 
commercial vineyard. Hardy and productive. Ripens 
with Concord. 
PORTLAND. The earliest of all white grapes which 
assures a good market and good prices. Vigorous 
grower. Bunches and berries are the largest of any of 
the green or white grapes. 
SALEM. Early, hardy, and vigorous. Fruit large’ 
dark red, of high quality for table and cooking. Good 
keeper. 
WORDEN. A variety of Concord origin, ripening 10 
to 14 days earlier and having larger berries of better 
quality. Color dark purple. 
GOOSEBERRIES 
The green fruit is very desirable for eulin¬ 
ary purposes. The bushes are small, easily, 
cared for, and pay good returns to the com¬ 
mercial planter. 
DOWNING. Medium to large, pale green. Quality 
good. Upright productive bush. Midseason. The most 
widely known variety. 
RED JACKET (Josselyn). Medium size, ovab 
smooth, good flavor. Prolific, bushes bearing very 
early. A vigorous grower. 
LATHAM RED RASPBERRY 
CURRANTS 
'These are valuable plants for the commer¬ 
cial orchard as well as Ihe home gardener. 
The fruit hangs well on the bush and may be 
picked when convenient. The bushes are 
small apd take up but very little room. Jelly 
conserves and pies of currants are very deli¬ 
cious. 
CHERRY. Large dark red berries. Tail growing and 
very prolific. 
FAY. Fruit large, dark red. Flavor mild. A very 
good market variety. 
PERFECTION. A cross of Fay and White Grape. 
Bright red. Flavor mild and rich. One of the most pro¬ 
ductive currants and probably the best market variety. 
WILDER. Mild flavor, fine quality. Berries very 
large, light red. Bush a vigorous upright grower. 
WIIITEGRAPE. Large, excellent quality. Spreading 
vigorous bush. 
RHUBARB 
Often called Wine-plant. The long tender 
stems are quite acid to taste and make fine 
pies. 11 is one of the earliest products from 
the garden. 
MY ATT LINNAEUS. One of the best varieties, 
having long tender stalks of mild flavor. 
VICTORIA. A good producer of medium sized 
stalks which are very tender and well flavored. 
ASPARAGUS 
The earliest and finest of spring vegetables. 
A bed once planted will last for .‘50 years or 
more. Do not. cut for use until the second 
season. 
MARTHA WASHINGTON. A new variety rapidly 
gaining in popularity. The stalks are large and tender, 
and have green tips. Plants are very productive. 
MARY WASHINGTON. Same family and char¬ 
acter equally rust resistant but somewhat earlier and 
larger with stalks inclined to oval shape. 
CUMBERLAND RASPBERRY 
STRAWBERRIES 
Strawberries are shipped separate from 
other stock and by mail or express C.O.D. 
Delivery is made in Spring only. Orders for 
less than 50 plants can not be accepted and 
the minimum of any one variety is 25 plants. 
BLAKEMORE. Male. Early large cropper. Big, 
bright red. 
DR. BLJRRILL. Male. Wonderful mid-season bearer. 
Berries high quality. 
GIBSON. Male. Mid-season. Very hardy and pro¬ 
ductive. Big, bright red berries splendid for home or 
market. 
PREMIER. (Male) Bears early when strawberries 
are in great demand. The fruits large excellent quality. 
SENATOR DUNLAP. (Male) One of the oldest 
and most dependable. Very sweet. 
EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES 
These plants yield from May or June unt.il 
frost. The fruit brings very profitable prices 
because of the season. Caution: To obtain 
large berries and good fall crop, flowers should 
be picked from plants until the first of July. 
MASTODON (Everbearing) Bears continuously 
until freezing weather. Berries are large and uniform 
from beginning to end of season. Stands dry weather 
well and does not require special soil. 
WILDER CURRANT 
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