. Descriptive list of hardy grape vines, small fruits, green-house and bedding plants. Grapes Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Seeds Catalogs. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF GRAPE VINES AC. Mottled—One and two years, strong, 80 to 50 cents; $2 50 to $4 per dozen. Xorthern Muscadine—Two years, strong, 25 cents; §2 per dozen. Pauline—Strong layers, 50 cents to SI. Union "Village—One year, strong, 50 cents ; §4 per dozen ; a few strong lay- ers, 75 cents. Underbill's Seedling—One and two years, 80 to 50 cents : C:20 to $30 per 100. Union Village Seedling—One year, is'o. 1, 50 ce
. Descriptive list of hardy grape vines, small fruits, green-house and bedding plants. Grapes Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Seeds Catalogs. DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF GRAPE VINES AC. Mottled—One and two years, strong, 80 to 50 cents; $2 50 to $4 per dozen. Xorthern Muscadine—Two years, strong, 25 cents; §2 per dozen. Pauline—Strong layers, 50 cents to SI. Union "Village—One year, strong, 50 cents ; §4 per dozen ; a few strong lay- ers, 75 cents. Underbill's Seedling—One and two years, 80 to 50 cents : C:20 to $30 per 100. Union Village Seedling—One year, is'o. 1, 50 cents. MARTHA GRAPE WOOD. 1 can furnish a limited supply of Martha wood suitable for propagation by single eyes, at 850 per 1,000 eyes. Also a small quantity of strong wood from bearing vines, suitable for gi-afting, at $1 per dozen eyes, prepaid by mail, if desired. SPECIAL OFFER. Plants may be selected from my whole list, icJien not less than one dozen are taken, in variety and quantity to suit the purchaser, (one or more of a kind,) at dozen rates for all; and I will forward them by mail, postage paid, for 25 cents per dozen additional, for expense of packing and postage; and will guarantee their safe arrival, in good order anywhere witbin the United States or Oanadas. RASPBERRIES. The raspberry is one of the most valuable and prolitable summer fruits, following immediately after the strawberry. Does best in rich fertile soil, and is much improved by good cultivation. The old canes should be pruned out after fruiting; and those varieties which are disposed to " sucker. " should have all super- fluous shoots hoed out, leaving the strongest canes only forbearing. CLARKE. Probably the finest and most valuable variety yet introduced. Remarkably strong and vigorous in growth. Berries of the larg- est size; beautiful red color, with highest and best flavor, rich and juicy, but firm enough to carry well. Per- fectly hardy, having endur- ed 20° beloAv zero uni
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