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Pear 
Stock No. 
Each 
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VARIETIES 
253. Koonce. Medium size, early, yellow. June. 
254. 
255. 
256. 
257. 
| 258. 
259. 
267. 
268. 
269. 
270. 
271. 
272. 
273. 
274, 
275. 
Early Harvest. Medium to large, yellow with red. 
July. 
LeConte. Large, prolific bearer. August. 
Seckel. Small sweet, highly flavored. 
and September. 
Pineapple. Large, blooms early, blight ‘resistant. 
September. 
Garber. Large, nearly round, hardy. September. 
Keiffer. Well known, large, late, very prolific. 
September and October. 
Cherries 
August 
Each 
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ee VARIETIES 
. Black Tartarian. Very large and sweet. May. 
. May Duke. Medium to large, red sub-acid. June. 
. Early Richmond. Medium red, juicy, acid. May. 
. Montmorency. Large, light red, acid. June. 
Plum 
Each 
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VARIETIES 
Red June. Large red, good quality. June. 
Abundance. Medium size, yellow crimson. July. 
Burbank. Large clear cherry red. July. 
Satsuma. Large round, dark purple, flesh blood 
red. July. 
Wickson. Very large, crimson. First of August. 
Damson. Shropshire. Large dark purple, prolific. 
Apricot 
Each 
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Grape Vines 
Each 
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VARIETIES 
Moore’s Early. Large, black, extra early. 
275-a. Fredonia. Earliest black grape. Large cluster of 
berries, delicious flavor, very hardy. 
Stock No. 
276. Campbell’s Early. Large, biack, early. 
277. Delaware. Bunch and fruit, medium size. Light 
red. 
278. Lutie. Fine, dull red, very hardy. One of the 
best. 
279. Concord. Large, black, very productive and 
hardy. 
280. Niagara. Large, white and very hardy. 
281. Catawba. Red, late variety. 
281-a. Caco. Large red fruit, delicious. 
282. 
283. 
284. 
285. 
286. 
287. 
288. 
289. 
290. 
291. 
292. 
293. 
294. 
295. 
Scuppernong Family 
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VARIETIES 
Scuppernong. Well known, large, bronze-colored. 
James. Small bunch but large grape, good quali- 
ty, black. 
Flowers. Large, thick skin, late, black. 
Thomas. Sweet, dark reddish purple. 
Mulberries 
Each Doz. 
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Everbearing. 
Blackberries 
POG aie a arcste caries ole eile Cer ee ete ee 3.00 
VARIETIES 
Eldorado. Large clusters, black. 
Straw berries 
100 1,000 
Syoymbayey Iagbbtpbayee <5 2 wn nohooaaae 4.00 30.00 
VARIETIES 
Premier, Early, large, bright red, prolific. 
Dorsett. Fine new kind, large and prolific. 
Fairfax. New variety, large bright red, fine 
quality. 
Blakemore. Vigorous, productive, light red, solid 
and fine shipping variety. 
Everbearing;) pers LOO mea oats ee rte ee 6.00 
VARIETY 
Mastodon. New, large, popular for home and 
market. 
Dewberries 
Tacretviae. Meret eee lee lane cen ae Doz. 3.00 
Large, sweet and prolific. Plants should be staked. 
Gooseberries 

