. Spring 1901. Nursery stock Ohio New Carlisle Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. Red Jacket. •was a good cropper and fruit of very best quality. Although a pure native American (no English blood), it required time to get reports from other states where it was being tested. The next most important question was whether it would in other Industry, localities be aflaicted with that curse mildew, which, in America, affects not only all English gooseberries, but all tainted with English blood. We knew it was all right as to
. Spring 1901. Nursery stock Ohio New Carlisle Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. Red Jacket. •was a good cropper and fruit of very best quality. Although a pure native American (no English blood), it required time to get reports from other states where it was being tested. The next most important question was whether it would in other Industry, localities be aflaicted with that curse mildew, which, in America, affects not only all English gooseberries, but all tainted with English blood. We knew it was all right as to mildew in our state, but we are agreeably surprised to hear so much good from such a wide extent of ; Price, strong plants, loc. each; $2 00 per dozen. INDUSTRY. Vigorous, upright growth; berries large, oftentimes measuring one and one-half inches in diameter; of excellent flavor; color dark red; of English birth. Thrives best in partial shade. Price, 15c. each; S2 00 per dozen. PEARL. This is a very desirable American variety—a cross between Houghton and one of the large English varieties. It is very hardy, entirely free from mildew, superior in size and quality and more productive than the Downing, and is likely to supersede this standard sort. From the many flattering tes- timonials of this new berry from most of the leading horticulturists we have pleasure in recommending this varietj^ for small or extensive planting as one of the best berries of recent introduction. Price, 15c each; per dozen. DOWNING. A large, handsome fruit, green in color; fine flavor; im- mense cropper, and always in de- mand at fancy prices. American variety, free from mildew; bush strong grower; wood thick and strong. Price, strong plants. 10c. each; 75c. per dozen; § per 100. HOUGHTON. Berries medium under ordinary care, but if thinned thorough!}' in fall or spring fruit will be greatly improved. Color pale red; tender and good; plants make a spreading growth of rathe
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