. Descriptive catalogue of the Hart Pioneer Nurseries. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kansas Catalogs; Nursery stock Kansas Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Ornamental trees Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. OF FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TRFFS, FTC. 3ft Thwack. Canes short, hardy as the hardiest, producing large crops of beautiful fruit; very fiim, rendering' it one of the best for shipping. Turner. A beautiful red berry, of fine size and excellent quality; one of the hardiest and mOst pro- ductive varieties known. *Thomptoa'l Early Prolific. An extra early variety, which has shown its val
. Descriptive catalogue of the Hart Pioneer Nurseries. Nurseries (Horticulture) Kansas Catalogs; Nursery stock Kansas Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Ornamental trees Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. OF FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TRFFS, FTC. 3ft Thwack. Canes short, hardy as the hardiest, producing large crops of beautiful fruit; very fiim, rendering' it one of the best for shipping. Turner. A beautiful red berry, of fine size and excellent quality; one of the hardiest and mOst pro- ductive varieties known. *Thomptoa'l Early Prolific. An extra early variety, which has shown its value by its early season of ripening, productiveness and vigor of plant; it is admirably adapted for planting at the CUTHBERl. CAPS. Earn art. Strong, stocky growler, with an abundance of stout, heavy spines; very hardy; fruit of large size, jet black and of good quality, commencing to ripen early and continues till stopped by freezing in the autumn. Gregg. The leading late Black Cap and a popular market sort; canes of strong, vigorous growth and, under good culture, very productive; berries are large, covered with heavj' bloom, firm meaty and of fine flavor; it requires a good strong soil to produce the best results; it is not en- tirely hardy, but suffers during unusuallj' severe winters; it is by far the best late Black Cap and the largest of any. Hopkins. Resembles somewhat, in fruit and cane, the old Mammoth Cluster, but an improvement upon it; canes very vigorous, healthy and productive; one of the best early Black Caps and worthy of a place iti all collections. It is grown more extensively for the market in Western and Southern Missouri and Eastern Kansas than anj>- other variety. Johnston's Sweet. Its habits are superior to Souhegan, ripens about the same time, but bush more upright in growth; entirely hardy, very productive, berry nearly as large as Gregg, perfectly black, quite firm, holds its shape well in handling and shipping; in quality sweeter and
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