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Joseph Bkeck & Sons’ 
STRAWBERRIES. 
Our collection includes all the really valuable and standard varieties, which have been 
worthy of general cultivation; also the test of the new kinds recently introduced. 
Black Defiance. Color, dark glo^v red, very large . 
Boston Pine. Very early, large, delicious, and productive . . 
Bidwell. New, with large dark crimson berries, and of excellent quality . 
Charles Downing. Good for general cultivation ... 
Col. Cheney. Large, hardy and productive . 
Crescent Seedling. A very productive variety. 
Duchess. Early, prolific, and fine flavor . 
Gen. Sherman. Light, conical, early. 
Hervey Davis. La;ge, handsome, and good . . 
Hovey’s Seedling. The largest and finest strawberry . . 
Jas. Vick. This new strawberry is described as large, bright scarlet, of good 
found 
Jersey Queen. Of the largest size, solid, heavy, with a flavor unsurpassed, and 
considered one of the finest growing varieties. 
Jenny Lind. One of the finest early varieties.... 
Jucunda. Very large, showy and good.. 
Kentucky. Very large, late and good. 
La Constante. Very large and handsome, fine flavor. 
Monarch of the West. Very large, juicy and fine. 
Manchester. Average size, large; color, bright scarlet; good quality* and very 
productive . 
Mount Vernon. A fine, late variety.. 
President Lincoln. Very large. 
Pioneer. Early, productive and excellent. . . 
Sharpless. One of the largest berries, good bearer and fine flavor. 
Triomphe de Gand. Large, productive, and good. 
Wilson. Large, productive, acid; well-known variety.. 
RASPBERRIES. 
Belle de Fontenay. Hardy, producing a crop in the autumn. 
Brinckle’s Orange. Yellow berries, finely flavored. 
Clarke. Entirely hardy, rich, and well flavored. 
Cuthburt. Red, firm and superior quality, a vigorous grower, productive and 
hardy... 
Gregg. (Mack Cap.) Large, productive. 
Hansell. New, very early, crimson, very productive, superb, large, fine quality.. 
Herstine. A new variety, said to be excellent. 
Knevet’s Giant. One of the best, large, and finely flavored. 
Souhegan. (Black Cap.) New, very large, remarkably prolific, fine quality . . 
CURRANTS. 
Cherry. Very large, with darkened berries, rather acid. 
Dana’s Transparent. The finest white variety. 
La Versaillaise. Very large ; the finest red currant. 
White Grape. A very fine variety, large and productive. 
White Dutch. An old but fine variety.... 
Red Dutch. A very fine variety.. 
Black Naples. A fine, large fruit.. 
BLACKBERRIES. 
Early Harvest. Extra early and of fine flavor . 
Dorchester. Very early; berries very large, rich and sweet. 
Holcomb. A large, late, and fine variety. 
Kittatinny. Large, sweet, and of excellent flavor. 
Wilson’s Early. Very large, rich and good. 
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MULBERRIES. 
Downing’s Everbearing. Black, fine, 50c. to $1.00 each. 
White Mulberry. Yellowish fruit, sweet. 50c. each. 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
Downing’s Seedling, light green, smooth, soft, and juicy. $1.50 per doz 
Houghton’s Seedling, pale red, tender ; sweet and delicate flavor. $\ 00 per doz. 
Smith’s Seedling, large, light green, firm ; sweet and fine. $1.50 per doz. 
