STANDARD BUNCH and MUSCADINE VARIETIES 
STANDARD BUNCH GRAPES 
Carefully selected from thoroughly tested commercial and 
home vineyard varieties, chosen not only as to quality, but to 
afford assorted colors ripening at different times. 
t\ Brighton. Early, dark red. Medium size, thin skin. Flesh ten- 
der, sweet and of best quality. 
-\ Concord. Most popular and extensively planted of all Grapes. 
Blue; large bunches, medium size berries. Midseason. We ad- 
vise planting with the Concord other varieties extending the 
_ season. 
+ Delaware. Early red. Bunches and berries small; excellent flavor 
and desirable in the home vineyard. 
S Lutie. Very sweet, attractive red Grape. Compact bunches. Thin 
skin, tender flesh. Midseason. 
~\ Moore’s Early. Large blue of Concord type, ripening 2 weeks 
earlier; bunches slightly smaller. Good shipper, popular for 
home use. Early bearer. 
~\ White Niagara. An old favorite. Best known white Grape. Serves 
as a standard among the whites as the Concord does among 
the blues. Berries and bunches large. Midseason. 
STANDARD GRAPE PRICES 
1-5 5-10 10-30 30-50 50-100 
Each Each Each Each Each 
PAST ST el - Goce Aaitey BiCR ICLP Sao $0.60 $0.55 $0.50 $0.45 $0.40 
Note.—Write for commercial growers’ prices on lots of more 
than 100. 
Red, White and Blue 
Grape Collection 
2 Brighton. Early red. 
2 White Niagara. Midseason white. 
2 Concord. Favorite midseason blue. 
Total 6 Vines, 2-Year, $2.95 
Ilustrated to the right. 
Brighton 
3 
Concord 
SOUTHERN MUSCADINES 
The famous Grape of the South. May be had in an assortment ripening at 
different times. As some are not self-pollinating, the male non-fruiting plants 
are frequently planted with fruiting vines to assure crops. However, new, fruit- , 
ing, self-pollinating and cross-pollinating varieties are now available—elimin- 
ating the need of non-fruiting plants. We recommend planting self-pollinating 
Tar-Heel or the newer Wallace with Bronze Scuppernong, Hunt, or Thomas 
to assure full crops. 
The Muscadines are hardy in southern and eastern part of Virginia and 
states farther south. Somewhat more difficult to transplant than bunch Grapes. 
“Bronze Scuppernong. Very large. Bronze flesh, pulpy, sweet, musky flavor. One 
of the oldest and best of the Muscadines. September. 
“ Hunt. Early, large, black. Thin skin, excellent flavor. Vigorous, prolific, regular 
bearer. A leading commercial Muscadine. 
S Thomas. Reddish purple. Sweet, tender, pleasing flavor. Vigorous and pro- 
ductive. An old standby. 
PRICES ON ABOVE MUSCADINES 
1-5 5-10 10-30 30 or More 
Each Each Each Each 
By Ads eee he bats Me RRR TOE we $1.25 $1.10 $1.00 $0.90 
MUSCADINE 
GRAPE 
COLLECTION 
Bronze Scupper- 
nong 
Hunt. Early black. 
Thomas. Reddish 
purple. 
Tar-Heel. Black 
self-fertile, cross 
pollinator. 
Tar-Heel 4 
Total 4 2-year vines, 
$5.50 value, only 
$4.85 
WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA 
NEW SELF-FERTILE, 
CROSS-POLLINATING MUSCADINES 
~ Tar-Heel. Good quality, jet-black fruit. Vigorous, 
heavy producer. Desirable for its fruit, as well 
as pollination qualities. Ripens with Bronze 
Scuppernong. 
“Wallace. Also a self-fertilizer, cross pollinator. 
Vigorous, prolific. Good quality white fruit 
ripening in large clusters. 
Prices on Tar-Heel and Wallace Muscadines 
1 to5 5tol0 10to 30 
Each Each Each 
2°VeOre iho se kl $1.60 $1.35 
Brodee Wallace 
Scuppernong 
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