. Catalog of Wright Nursery Co. of Portland, Indiana : spring and fall 1902. Nursery stock Indiana Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. J. M. T. WRIGHT NURSERY CO., PORTLAND, INDIANA 17 EARLY HARVEST.—A strong/healthy grower. Very early crop- per; productive. Fruit is of medium size, of bright, flossy black and is a good shipper. Succeeds best on sandy soil per thousand. Price. $ per hundred; GRAPES Early Ohio, blue Eaton, blue i\Ioyer, red. best Empire State, white Niagara, white Moore's Earl}^ blue Concord, blue Grape vine
. Catalog of Wright Nursery Co. of Portland, Indiana : spring and fall 1902. Nursery stock Indiana Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. J. M. T. WRIGHT NURSERY CO., PORTLAND, INDIANA 17 EARLY HARVEST.—A strong/healthy grower. Very early crop- per; productive. Fruit is of medium size, of bright, flossy black and is a good shipper. Succeeds best on sandy soil per thousand. Price. $ per hundred; GRAPES Early Ohio, blue Eaton, blue i\Ioyer, red. best Empire State, white Niagara, white Moore's Earl}^ blue Concord, blue Grape vines arc two years old. Each. Per Doz. Per 100 $ $ $ .35 .35 .50 .35 .35 .25 .20 3,000,000 STRAWBERRIES FOR SPRING 190:^. don't prove to be what MANWELL (S.)—This variety originated in Iowa by Allen D. Alan- well, and is seedling of the Crescent fertilized with the Sharpless, and is described by the originator as fol- lows: ''The Manwell combines all the good qualities of both parents. It has a very small calyx which does not part from the berry without an effort—in fact it retains its cap bet- ter than any variety we have yet tested. This, combined with its firm'less, large size and glossy, crimson color, makes it a great ship- per. We fruited this one and got large berries to the very last pick- ing from it and lots of them. Plants are ver}' hard^^ Try it. A money Will any ; We picked berries as late as June 22. We will pay back money paid us by any one, if this berry is not and Price, 50 cents per dozen; 75 cents per hundred: $ per thousand. ROUGH RIDER.—Originated in Oswego County, New York, by Charles Earned, a leading grower of that famous strawberry locality. A seedling of Eureka, fertilized by Gandy. Prolific runners like Eure- ka, the individual plants closely resembling the Gandy in leaf and stalk. Enormously productive, hardy and free from dis
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