32 MOSTY BROS. NURSERIES 
‘GRAPES | 
Grapes are native to our climate and many varieties it 
succeed well. Grapes bloom very late and often bear full i 
crops when other fruits are scarce. Sandy or soil under- | 
laid with clay are best. The Black Spanish and Herbe- i 
mont will grow almost anywhere. g Q) 
PRICES: | 
Strong, /L-year piante sesso oe $0.50 $5.00 
Strong, 2-Vealr Plante (222 eee 0.75 7.50 
VARIETIES 
R. W. MUNSON 
Black, very sweet, large berry and bunch; best for ar- | 
bors and fruit. Ripens July 1st. 
CARMAN 
Black, medium berry, large bunch; very reliable and i, 
productive; good grower and hardy. 
RONALDO 
Long large cluster, white berries; fine for table and | 
market; strong grower. 
EDNA 
Large cluster of white berries of best quality; the finest | 
white grape we offer. Good grower,. ) 
BLACK SPANISH 
A wine grape but good for juice and jellies; grows 
anywhere; arbor grape. 
HERBEMONT 
Like Black Spanish, but red juice and small sweet 
berries; fine for arbors. Ripens in August. 
BLACKBERRIES AND DEWBERRIES 
Berries are native to our soil and with good culti- 
vation will succeed even without irrigation. Sandy or 
clay soils are the best. We plant close together in rows 
eater They come in early when fruit is most re- — 
ished. 
PRICES, Except noted otherwise: Doz. 100 
Strong, well-rooted plants _____.____ $1.00 $5.00 
VARIETIES 
HAUPTBERRY 
Medium size berry. Blackberry and dewberry cross; 
most vigorous grower of all. 
TEXAS WONDER & McDONALD BLACKBERRY 
Extra good; ripens after dewberry. 
BOYSENBERRY 
Cross between blackberry, raspberry, and loganberry. 
Fruit extra large, of excellent flavor, more like rasp- 
berry. Strong growing plants. 
Dozen Per 109 
' Strong, well-rooted ~lants ____ iS oh $2.00 $10.00 
