JOSEPH HARRIS CO., MORETON FARM, N. Y. 39 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
The best American varieties of Gooseberries 
are as easily raised as currants and produce very 
nice fruit, which is delicious in pies, jams, etc., 
and sells for profitable prices in market. The 
cultivation of Gooseberries is the same as that of 
currants. 
BEST AMERICAN VARIETIES. 
NEW LARGE PROLIFIC COOSEBERRY, 
11 PEARL”— This new Gooseberry is of such 
wonderful productiveness that the bushes prc- 
sent a perfect mass of fruit. But nevertheless 
the fruit is of large size and first-class quality. 
. The fruit resembles the Downing but is larger 
and the bush much more prolific, and is not 
affected by mildew. This is the coming green 
gooseberry and will prove very profitable to 
all who grow it. Strong plants, each 30c., 
dozen $2.50. 
RED JACKET— This is the largest and most 
vigorous lied Gooseberry. The fruit is as 
large and fine as the English varieties, while 
the plant is entirely free from the mildew 
which is so destructive to these varieties 
when grown in this country. The plants are 
very productive and the fruit is handsome 
and of the best quality. A superior variety for 
home use aud very profitable for market. 
Plants by mail, postpaid, 25c.eaeli, dozen 82.25. 
Downing— This has long been considered the best 
American green Gooseberry. Fruit large, green 
when ripe, and of excellent quality. Bush a 
vigorous grower and seldom affected by mil¬ 
dew. Plants by mail each 15c., ]/ 2 dozen 75c., 
dozen $1.25, 2 dozen $2.00. 
Smith’s Seedling— With good cultivation, a 
vigorous grower and Immensely productive. 
Fruit large, pale yellow, and of superior qual¬ 
ity. Plants, each 15c., y dozen 75c., dozen $1.25, 
2 dozen $ 2 . 00 . 
Houghton -The standard variety. Enormously 
productive. Free from mildew. Fruit medi¬ 
um size, pale red, sweet and good. No garden 
should be without it. Plants, each 10c., y x 
dozen 50c., dozen 90c., 2 dozen, $1.60. 
GRAPE VINES. 
Every one who nas any land at all should set out a few Grape Vines. 
After the vines are once siarted they last for a great many years, and it is 
little trouble to take care of them. We have hud large crops from a vine 
which runs wild over an apple tree. 
• Send for a few vines, they will come postpaid by mail. Set them out 
and in a few years you will be enjoying tlieir delicious fruit. 
At the following prices we will send good two-year-old vines, prepaid 
by mail, to any address in the United States or Canada. 
Recollect, the vines we oiler are not small one-year-olds, such as arc 
usually sent by mail, but good two-year-old vines that will grow and give 
good satisfaction. For prices of plants to be sent by express see page 39. 
Delaware— Light red. One ofthc most delicious and high flavored grapes. 
No one should be without 1L 20 c. each, y, dozen 85c., dozen 81.50. 
Worden— A magnificent and delicious grape, very similar to Concord, but 
earlier and larger and equally hardy and prolific, and of far better 
quality. 20c. each, y, dozen 85c., dozen $1.50. 
Concord— Black. The Dest known and most popular of all grapes. Early, 
hardy, a vigorous grower and enormously productive. 2 uc. each, % 
dozen 75c., dozen $1.25. 
Salem— Red. A superb grape; one o 1 the best of Rogers’ seedlings; large 
and of the very best quality* vines hardy, vigorous and productive; 
medium early. 20c. each, % dozen $1.00, dozen 81 75. 
Brighton— Red A magnificent grape; large, handsome, and nearly, if not 
quite, equal In flavor to the Delaware, and fur larger. Vines vigorous 
and hardy and very productive. We can confidently recommend it. 
2oc. each, dozen gLUu. dozen $1.75. 
Moore’s Early - Black. Of all the early grapes this is the largest and best. 
Vines hardy and productive. 20c. each, % dozen $1.00 dozen $1.75. 
Niagara— White. One of the most popular of white grapes; as vigorous 
and hardy as Concord; fruit very large and handsome; quality fair. 
2nc. each, % dozen S5e., dozen $L.5o. 
MOORE’S DIAMOND -White* new; the best and most promising of all 
varieties of white grapes. It is a fine native grape, a cross between 
Concord and Iona. In size it is as large us Concord, with compact, 
handsome hunches, and the qunlilui* nijterb. They are far superior to 
any other white grape we have ever tasted. 25c. each, dozen $1.0u, 
dozen $1.75. 
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST OF PLANTS. 
At the prices below wo pack the plants and deliver them to Express 
Company or Freight Depot without extra chargo, but wo do not pny tho 
express or freight charges. 
G OOSEBER RIES. 
dog. 
zoo 
STRA WHERRIES. 
zoo 
1,000 
Poarl. 
$2.25 
s. 
Van Deman. 
51.26 
$ 9.00 
Rod Juckot. 
2.00 
i 
Greenville (P). 
80 
5.00 
Downing.. 
85 
7.00 
Parker Earle. 
90 
6.60 
.Smith’s Seedling. 
85 
7.00 
Eureka (P). 
75 
6.00 
Houghton. 
70 
5.00 
Warfield (P;. 
70 
4.00 
GRAPES —2 yr . old vines. 
Bubach(P;. 
70 
1.00 
Delaware. 
1.26 
6 .CO 
Crescent (P). 
50 
3.50 
Brighton. 
1.35 
8.00 
Wilson.. 
00 
4 00 
1.85 
90 
8.00 
5.00 
Sharpies#.. 
00 
1.00 
Concord... 
Worden. 
1.25 
6.00 
RASPBERRIES 
Moore’s Early. 
1 50 
9.00 
Louden, perdoz. $1.2-5 
Niagara. 
1.25 
0.00 
Cuthbert (Red;. 
1.26 
9.00 
Moore’s Diamond. 
1.60 
9 oo 
Marlboro (Red;. 
1.45 
10.00 
CURRANTS. 
Shaffer's Colossal (dark 
VICTORIA. 
red). 
1.45 
10.00 
1 year old plants 
2 yearold plants 
50 
60 
3.00 
4.00 
Gregg (Black;. 
1.25 
9.00 
3 year old planLs 
76 
4.50 
Palmer (Black;. 
1.75 
12.00 
Bed Dutch. 
Ohio (Black). 
1.35 
JO 00 
1 year old plants 
45 
3.00 
Cherry, 1 year old plants 
60 
3.60 
BLACKBERRIES 
ERIE. 
Kittutliiny... 
2.00 
1.50 
15.00 
10 JXJ 
White Grape... 
1 yearold plants 
Fay’s Prolific. 
1 yearold plants 
60 
*10 
3.50 
4.00 
Lawton.. 
1.50 
12 00 
2 yearold p ants 
80 
6.00 
Snyder. 
1.50 
12.00 
Black Naples. 
Lucretia Dewberry. 
3.00 
1 yeurold plants 
50 
3.50 
PEARL GOOSEBERRY .—(From a 
