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THE FRESNO NTRSERY CO. 
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Wicante Hou.srhct. Red; gives a very supe¬ 
rior wine; bright in color. September. 
Burger. German; produces a light, white 
wine of excellent quality. September. 
(nriffnim. Medium, slightly oblong; makes 
a superior type of red wine. September. 
Feher Zugos. Very productive in sandy and 
heavy soils; greenish; a valuable sherry 
Grape. September. 
Grenaohc. Heavy producer in the interior; 
makes an excellent claret. September. 
>1 i.H.sioii. Berries medium, round, purple- 
black; sweet and delicious. September. 
Petit llouKchet. Medium; black; red pulp; 
largely used for blending clarets. Septem¬ 
ber. * 
Petit Syrnh. (Serine.) Medium; black; one 
of the best of the claret types. September. 
Zlnfundel. Round; dark purple; most ex¬ 
tensively planted in California for claret. 
September. 
\ BEK I (AN tilt APES 
Agawam. One of the best red varieties; 
large; pulp tender, sweet. August. 
Catawba. Coppery red, becoming purplish 
when well ripened; vinous and rich. Sep¬ 
tember. 
Concord. Bunch and berry very large; blue- 
black; flesh sweet, pulpy, tender. August. 
The Concord Grape 
Goetlie. Berry large: skin yellowish green; 
flesh tender, sweet and delicious. Late 
September. 
Isabella. Berries black; oval, juicy and sweet 
with distinct musky flavor. September. 
Moore’s Diamond. Large; greenish white; 
juicy and almost without pulp; few seeds. 
Sep tern ber. 
Moore’s Early. Very large; black, resembling 
Concord; ten days earlier. August. 
Niagara. Pale yellow; flesh tender and sweet; 
one of the best whites. September. 
Thompson's Seedless Grape 
Pierre. (Isabella Regia.) Of extraordinary 
size and exceedingly sweet. Late Septem¬ 
ber. 
WoodmIV. Very large, red and attractive and 
of very good quality. September. 
Worden. Bunch and berry large; black; com¬ 
pact; handsome; a fine table Grape. August. 
Campbell's Early. Extremely early; promises 
to be one of the best new American Grapes 
of recent introduction; bunch and berry 
large and glossy black with blue bloom, 
very sweet and juicy. August. 
RAISIN' GRAPES 
Muscat. The variety so extensively planted 
for raisins. This is the famous raisin Grape 
of commerce. It is also a good table va¬ 
riety and highly prized for its exquisite 
flavor. September. 
Sultana. Small; amber colored; seedless; 
makes fine seedless raisins. August. 
Thompson's Seedless. Very large; greenish 
yellow; firm, oval, seedless; prized for ship¬ 
ping and raisins. 
Zanle Currant. (Black Corinth.) Bunches 
medium, berries small, seedless, thin skin, 
black. This is the variety producing the 
currant of commerce. Imported from Greece 
under the name of “Zante Currant.” 
August. 
We make our cuttings from established 
vineyards, and those entirely free from 
disease, insuring healthy stock in every 
particular. Send in a list of your wants 
for quotations. 
