outstanding white grapes. It could 
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GRAPE VINES 
CONCORD. An old reliable 
dark blue, mid-season grape. Has 
been grown for years on a commec- 
cial base. Other varieties have paid 
well some years, but the Concord 
is a grape that you can depend on 
for your bread & butter. It does 
well in most any kind of soil. 
“CACO. One of the new red 
mid-season grapes. Ripens a few 
days ahead of the Concord. It con- 
tains so much sugar it will pre- 
serve itself if left on the vine too 
long. 
\NIGARA. One of the most 
easily be called the white Concord 
by its qualities although it ripens 
a few days earlier than the Con- 
cord. There is no need to mention 
other white grapes as the Niagara 
is the king of all white grapes. 
PRICES ON ALL Weer OF GRAPE VINES 
3 10 25 50 100 
Yk I ote $.50 $1.20 $3.25 $6.75 $11.25 $18.00 
td Sige hte ee .65 1.70 4.50 9.40 15.70 25.00 
\BOYSENBERRY 
The Boysenberry grows more popular every year 
the more we learn about how wonderful it is in cans, 
how wonderful it is in the freezing unit, how easily it 
is grown, and the tremendous crops you can get. They 
average about 20 baskets of berries per plant second 
year after planting. Put the plants 6 fect apart. 
Boysenberry Prices 
6 12 25 50 100 
$2.05 $2.95 $4.65 $8.10 $14.05 
200 300 400 500 1000 
$25.50 $384.40 $42.50 $48.85 $85.00 
CURRANTS 
“WILDER (Midseason). A popular bright red currant planted extensively 
in the Northeastern States by commercial growers. The plant produces a lot 
of fruit which brings you a nice profit for the season. 
_\ RED LAKE (Late). Another large light red currant which is becoming 
very popular for all sections. The berries are large and firm. 
Currant Price List 
1 to 9 — $.70 each 10 to 49 — $.55 each 
. GOOSEBERRIES 
“DOWNING. This is the most popular variety of the American sort. The 
fruit is large pale green and seldom bothered with mildew. 
\\ POORMAN. A very popular variety in New York State although very 
popular throughout the country. 
Gooseberry Price List 
1 to 9 — $.90 each — 2 yr. No. 1 10 to 49 — $.80 each 
