CACO GRAPE 

GRAPES 
ALWAYS BEAR 
Have Plenty of Grape Jelly, Jam and Juice 
Several tons of graps are harvested to the acre. 
Planting them 8 feet by 8 feet requires 680 plants to 
the acre. 
HARDY AMERICAN GRAPES 
Prices: Hach 10 
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Special prices on large orders. 
CAMPBELL’S EARLY—Handsome black berries 
with purple bloom; rich, keeps very well. 
CONCORD—F ine black variety; juicy and sweet, 
splendid flavor; reliable and productive. One of the 
most popular and adaptable varieties. The standard 
erape in many sections. 
WORDEN—Seedling of the Coneord, which it 
greatly resembles in appearance and flavor, but the 
berries are larger. The fruit is better flavored and 
ripens earlier than the Concord. 
NIAGARA—Very large, round, golden white grape 
of musky flavor, grown in large, compact bunches. 
Ripens same season as Concord and is often ealled 
the “White Coneord”. Very hardy and prolifie. 
AGAWAM—Large bunch, red berries, tender and 
juicy; ripens early. Good bearer. A very fine table 
erape. 
SPECIAL SORTS 
Prices: Each 10 
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CACO—The new red grape. Of exceptional merit. 
Earlier than Concord. Wine-red, compact bunch, 
vood size, hardy, thrifty grower. Good arbor variety. 
FREDONIA—This new blue-black grape was origi- 
nated and thoroughly tested by the New York Ex- 
periment Station. Ripens 15 days before Concord. 
Very large berries on compact bunches; spicy, sweet 
flavor and fragrant. Vines are hardy, thrifty, and 
heavy producers. 
GOLDEN MUSCAT—Choicest golden amber-white 
grape for your fancy desserts and wines. Large, 
somewhat oblong berries in large, compact bunches. 
Rich, sweet, mellow, aromatic Muscat flavor. Won- 
derful keeper, shipper and producer. 
ISLAND BELLE—Ripens middle of August to 
September. Keeps sound and perfect both on and off 
the vine for weeks, after other grapes are gone. Both 
clusters and berries are large, glossy black with at- 
tractive blue bloom; sweet and juicy. Stands at the 
head of early black grapes for quality. 
EUROPEAN VARIETIES 
Prices: European Sorts Each 10 
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MUSCAT OF ALEXANDER—Large, long, some- 
what loose bunch; berries elongated, slightly oval, 
amber color when ripe; flesh firm and brittle, sweet, 
rich, sugary. Used largely for raisins. September. 
THOMPSON SEEDLES3—The best known seedless 
grape; widely planted for raisins, market and home 
fruit as well. Large buneh of rather small, amber- 
vellow berries; sweet and mild. 
TOKAY—Very large bunch and berry, thick skin, 
pale red covered with bloom; firm, sweet flesh. An 
old standard table variety. October. 
SWEETWATER (White)—Medium size, sweet, 
rich flavor. 

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Prices: 
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MARY WASHINGTON — Rust resistant. The 
shoots are large, very vigorous, straight and of su- 
perb quality. Dark green. A good variety for both 
the home gardener and commercial grower. 


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