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W E HAVE acres of Grape Vines. It is a conservative statement that we grow more Grape 
Vines than any Eastern nursery, and we know that you will find them better rooted than 
the average. The secret of the enormous root area on Buntings 1 Grapes lies in the fact that 
the plants have been grown on soil particularly suited to Grapes, and the fact that we keep them 
clean and growing by weekly dusting and frequent fertilizing. We use our tractor digging equip¬ 
ment for lifting the vines, and instead of the usual nurseryman’s practice of leaving the grape roots 
in the ground, we send them with the plants. 
IVES. Very hardy and productive. Ripens earlier than 
Concord, and will hang on the vine until shriveled. 
Black. 
LINDLEY. Red. A vigorous grower producing heavy 
crop, giant size bunches. Dark red, tender, very 
delicious. 
MOORE’S EARLY. Ripens before Concord. Color 
of grapes deep black. Large and of best quality. 
Bunches hold together firmly. One of the best 
shippers. A profitable variety for either home use 
or market. Makes excellent wine. Very productive. 
Like Concord and Worden produces abundantly in 
nursery row on two-year-old vines. 
WYOMING. Early, sweet, coppery red. 
Grape vines as grown on an arbor 
MOORE’S DIAMOND. White. Ripens early Septem¬ 
ber. Berries medium size, and desirable for grape 
juice. Good quality fruit. 
PORTLAND. White, very early, cluster medium; 
large berry, good quality. Very hardy, vigorous 
grower, productive. New and very promising. 
SALEM. Red. Ripens slightly before Concord. Berries 
medium to large. Very dark red. Flesh juicy, 
tender, and of fine flavor. 
WORDEN. Vine moderate grower, very hardy and 
productive. Grapes very large, thin skin, very fine 
flavor, blue-black in color and fine for home use or 
near-by market. One of the earliest, ripening about 
10 days before Concord. Fruits heavily on young 
vines. 
The profitable year-after¬ 
year vineyard — 
is easily obtained. We will be glad to instruct 
you in the proper methods of planting and prun¬ 
ing, and in other necessary details to keep your 
vineyard in the most productive state. Only the 
best vines should be planted. 
Buy Bunting Grown. 
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