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CONCORD  Siecke cuss 
Black Grape 
Concord is always in good demand—the stand- 
ard by which all other black grapes are judged. 
No vineyard or arbor is complete without Con- 
cord. Best for market, eating and home uses. 
It is the main crop for every grower every- 
where and produces big crops on any soil every 
year. After the first expense the cost of up-keep 
is but little. It is a profitable permanent invest- 


ment. 
Concord 
NIAGARA Write) 
Best White Grape for Every Purpose 
The best known and most popular of 
all white grapes, ranks with Concord 
in prolific bearing size and quality. An unusually 
mild delicious flavor makes Niagara one of the finest 
table grapes. A hardy, vigorous grower that will al- 
ways make good vines and yield heavy crops. 
Medium compact, large bunches; berries mostly 
round, of greenish-white color; very juicy and of 
excellent flavor, skin is thin but tough and does not 
crack, making it a fine long-distance shipper. 
New PORTLAND —(white) 
Fine Extra Early Grape 
Similar to Niagara in its large size bunch and full 
oval berries, Portland: ripens three weeks earlier. 
Production is heavy, young vines bear early and con- 
tinue to bear good crops every year. Berries are of 
good size, fine and sweet in flavor. Vines entirely 
hardy. Portland was introduced by N. Y. Expt. Sta- 
tion and is proving an excellent profitable grape be- 
cause it ripens so early and its quality is so good. 
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Our Concord vines are well rooted, especially 
adapted to the central west and guaranteed to 
reach you in perfect growing condition. 
