FREDONIA 
Three Weeks Earlier Than Concord 
Fredonia is the earliest good black 
grape. A recent introduction of the 
New York Experiment Station, it is 
rapidly replacing the older standard va' 
rieties of early grapes. 
The vine is vigorous and productive and ripens 
its fruit three weeks earlier than Concord. The 
clusters are medium in sue, cylindrical and very 
compact; berries large, round, and hang well to the bunch. The 
skin is thick and tough, and the flesh is juicy, solid, but tender. 
The quality is extra good, being equal or better than Concord. 
PLANT FREDONIA AND PORTLAND 
FOR SURE PROFITS 
By planting these two new grapes you advance your grape 
harvest 3 w#>eks. Every grower knows it is the early 
Portland market that brings the high prices. 
Don’t delay another year 
—get started with these 
two new, better varieties 
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PORTLAND 
NEW EARLY WHITE 
6 VINES $1.00 
Another introduction 
of the New York Experh 
ment Station. Resembles 
Niagara in shape of berry and 
bunch but ripens three weeks 
earlier. Bears young, heavily, 
and regularly. The fruit is 
large, rich and sugary, with a spicy, 
luscious flavor you certainly will like. 
Absolutely hardy. A real find for the 
commercial grower and a treat for the 
home gardener. 
DELAWARE - RED 
12 VINES FOR 95c 
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MV.Wi, Long called the standard of excellence of all 
I |p grapes as a table delicacy. Bunch small, com' 
pact, sometimes shouldered. Berries small with 
thin skin and of unusually sweet flavor. Ripens 
with Concord. Very hardy and enormously 
productive. 
Fredonia 
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Hi - Quality 
GRAPE COLLECTION 
2 Fredonia 
2 Portland 
2 Caco 
6 Vines 
ONLY 
No Discount 
1-yr., No. 1 
* 1.00 
“ Sugar Sweet 
GRAPE COLLECTION 
4 Moore’s Early 
4 Niagara 
4 Delaware 
If 
I Vines 
ONLY 
No Discount 
1-yr., No. 1 
* 1.00 
