Concord 
NEW GRAPES 
SEEDLESS CONCORD 
New—Hardy—tThrifty—Practically 
seedless. Fruit resembles the stand- 
ard Concord in color and ‘season of 
ripening. Clusters of berries some- 
what smaller but almost Seedless. 
Fine for table use, pies, etc. The 
first real satisfactory Seedless Grape 
for the Northwest. $1.19 Each 
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GOLDEN MUSCAT 
The new, extra fancy dessert 
grape. Large, tender, juicy berries 
of the sweetest, richest, aromatic 
muscat flavor. Attractive golden 
amber-white color. A heavy pro- 
ducer. A wonderful keeper and 
shipper. 89c Each POSTPAID. 


Per 3 Per 10 
Regular. sects (i et scct se terenteons $ .60 $1.69. 
Thornless  ....:....ccbscsconsessossseceecs 95 2.89 
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REGULAR BOYSENBERRY — The berry 
which created such a sensation all over 
America. Bears immense berries often 
as long as 2 inches, of highest quality. 
Excellent for use fresh, canned, in pies 
or jelly. The canes have thorns. 
THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY—A new in- 
troduction meeting with great favor. 
Splendid, large berries of excellent qual- 
ity. The same berry as above, except 
the canes are THORNLESS. 


Heavy Cropper GRAPES 
A few grape vines will produce large quantities of wholesome, health- 
ful fruit for eating fresh, jelly, jam, sauce or juice. Grapes are easy to 
grow. 
Concord (2-year Select)..................6 
Caco (2-year Select).............ccccceeeeee 
Fredonia (2-year Select)...................0 
Other Varieties (2-year Select).......... 
Each Per 4 Per 12 
Naeem $.35 $1.25 $3.50 
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AGAWAM—A large, dark red grape of 
rich, spicy flavor. 
BETA—The hardiest of all grapes. Fruit 
medium in size, black. Has tang of 
wild grape. Excellent for juice. A heavy 
bearer. 
CACO—Extra large grapes, rich and sweet. 
Finest of the hardy red grapes. Amber- 
colored fruit of very delicious sweet 
flavor. Bears young and heavily. 
CONCORD—The old reliable and most 
popular of all grapes. Black, very Pro- ) 
ductive. Grapes are large, sweet, juicy, 
.tender and of good flavor. 
DELAWARE—A red grape of very high 
quality. Fruit medium in size. 
CURRANTS 
Each Per 3 
Red Lake Currant 
(2-year Select) ...........:c00 $ .65 $1.75 
Other Varieties 
(2-year Select) .......sccsseses 55 1.50 
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CHERRY—Dark red fruit produced in short 
clusters. Good quality. 
\JFAY’S PEOLIFIC-—Not ‘quite as Jerde! as 
Cherry, but one of the old dependable 
varieties. , 
RED CROSS—A very dependable red cur- 
rant. Fruit of excellent quality. 
RED LAKE—A new Minnesota variety. 
Bigger, better and longer bunches of 
berries of bright red color. Clusters well 
filled. Quality excellent. 
WILDER—One of the best grown. Bright 
red; of splendid quality. The best com- 
mercial variety. 

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FREDONIA—A new, early black grape. 
Good producer of high quality fruit. 
Ripens three weeks earlier than Con- 
cord. Ideal for home planting. 
MOORE’S EARLY—Ripens 10 days earlier 
than Concord. Large, blue-black grapes 
of splendid quality. Excellent for mar- 
keting. 
NIAGARA—tThe hardiest and best of white 
grapes. Large berries -in compact 
bunches. Excellent for jelly or wine. 
Very popular. 
WORDEN—Large: blue-black fruit of finest 
Ripens a week before Concord. 
flavor. 

Red Jacket 
GOOSEBERRIES 
Each Per 3 
Red Jacket (2-year Select)... .75 $2.00 
Other Varieties 
(2-year Select) ..........ccsccss 65 1.75 
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CARRIE—The best all-around gooseberry. 
Bears very young. Deep wine color. 
V CHAMPION—Truly a champion as its 
name implies. 
Berries of medium size, 
green color. 
Sweet, 
* DOWNING—Fruit very large, flesh whitish 
v green. Excellent flavor: A favorite. 
HOUGHTON—An old standby. Berries . 
pale red, sweet and of good quality. } 
Very productive. 
PEARL—The most prolific gooseberries 
known. Berries light green, of very high 
quality. 
RED JACKET—A most prolific and valuable 
berry, large, very hardy, and free from 
mildew. 
We ship currants and. gooseberries to Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, 
Illinois, Nebraska and Dakota customers only 
SHERMAN NURSERY COMPANY, CHARLES CITY, IOWA © 
