GRAPES 
CONCORD—Large black. The principal variety used for 
commercial planting. Used extensively by grape juice 
factories. Begins to ripen the latter part of July and 
continues for three weeks or longer. Preferred for all 
home purposes. We have our own bearing vineyards of 
this variety, an especially good strain. 
Two-year: Each, 22c; 10 for $2.00; 
100 for $18.00, prepaid. 










Marybeth 
Tromble’s 
GRAPE 
COLLECTION 
2-Year 
Golden Muscat 
Fredonia 
Caco 
Brighton 
Niagara 
Concord 
ALL FOR 
$2.00 
PREPAID 

GRAPES 
Choice Varieties 
BRIGHTON—Large shouldered 
bunches; berries medium to 
large, dark red; sweet, 
tender and of good quality. 
Vigorous and hardy. Ripens 
mid-season. 
NIAGARA—Leading white grape. Compact clusters of fine flavor. 
Very prolific and hardy. Ripens same time as Concord. 
MOORE'S EARLY—Large purplish black, extra fine flavor; very 
good for home 
use; also market- 
ing. Very -early, 
ripening about 
two weeks ahead 
of Concord. 
Two-year: Each, 
30c: 10 for $2.80, 
Concord Grapes prepaid. 
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GRAPES—Choice New Varieties 
GOLDEN MUSCAT—Very large, compact clusters, well 
filled wtih large, golden, meaty berries. This is the large, 
sweet California Muscat propagated to make vigorous 
hardy vines. Heavy producer, extra fine table grape. 
Ripens with Concord. 
Price: 80c each, prepaid. 
CACO—New hardy, large, deep wine-red. Compact 
bunches. Sweet. Ripens about ten days earlier than 
Concord. Strong vines. 
Two-year: 30c each; 10 for $2.80, prepaid. 
FREDONIA—tThe earliest black grape of exceptional quality. 
Vigorous, hardy vine. Berries large, clusters compact. 
Two-year: 30c each; 10 for $2.80, prepaid. Golden Muscat 
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