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Baileys CURRANTS 
THE IDEAL JELLY FRUIT 
RED LAKE—This new currant was originated 
by the Minnesota Fruit Breeding Farm, and 
promises to replace all other varieties in the 
cherry currant class. The berry is very large 
and is borne on long stems forming exceptionally 
long, well filled bunches. The quality of fruit is 
very good, the ripening season is medium, and 
the plant a heavy yielder. While this variety 
produces large berries on long bunches, its most 
valuable quality is the sturdy upright type of 
bush. This character is lacking in many of the 
older varieties. Because of the above qualities, 
Red Lake is the leading currant today. 
CASCADE (Minn. No. 70)— We offer a limited 
supply of this new currant. No. 70 is a very 
large currant, the bush a thrifty upright 
grower yielding heavy. This is a very promising 
variety and seems to be superior to Red Lake 
in some respects. We advise at least a few of 
this new variety. 
PRICES OF CURRANTS 
Red Lake 
Each 5 10 25 100 


1 year 
No. 1 $ .25 $1.00 $1.70 $3.75 $14.00 
2 year 
No.1 .30 1.25 1.85 4.25 16.00 
CASCADE (Minn. No. 70) REDO UAE SUR 
Each Per 5 Per 10 Per 25 
1 yr. No.1 $0.30 $1.25 $1.85 $4.25 
Baileys GRAPES 
for sure crops and better quality fruit 
BETA—An excellent grape for Minnesota and 
the Northwest. The vines are as hardy as the 
wild grape, which means they do not require 
protection in the winter as many of the other 
varieties do. Fruit is of the best quality to use 
for jelly and juice, as it has the wild grape flavor. 
Fruit is nearly as large as Concord, and a much 
better yielder in this climate. Ripens the first 
of September. 
CONCORD— A well-known variety of purple 
grape which is semi-hardy in Minnesota. 
WHITE NIAGARA—A large variety of white 
grape that is semi-hardy in Minnesota. 
MINNESOTA No. 66—A large green grape of 
medium quality. The vine is especially vigorous 
and the foliage resistant to mildew. There is no 
other hardy green grape equal to this in quality 
among our standard varieties. 
MINNESOTA No. 69—A very vigorous pro- 
ductive, hardy, purple grape. Berries are large, 
clusters medium large, very compact. It is, 
however, distinctly superior to such varieties 
as Beta and Alpha. 

BETA GRAPE 
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