. Catalogue of trees, shrubs, vines, garden and house plants, bulbs, seeds, & Nursery stock Catalogs; House plants Catalogs; Trees Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. Black Defiance—A very large, dark colored, high flavored berry, one of the verv best for the amateur, and coming more and more into general favor. per 100. Captain Jack—^'erv productive, but the fruit does not average large. It maintains its color and appearance longer than any other variety. In some localities is quite a favorite as a late berry, and is adapted to heavy soils. per 100. Champion—This grows steadily in
. Catalogue of trees, shrubs, vines, garden and house plants, bulbs, seeds, & Nursery stock Catalogs; House plants Catalogs; Trees Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. Black Defiance—A very large, dark colored, high flavored berry, one of the verv best for the amateur, and coming more and more into general favor. per 100. Captain Jack—^'erv productive, but the fruit does not average large. It maintains its color and appearance longer than any other variety. In some localities is quite a favorite as a late berry, and is adapted to heavy soils. per 100. Champion—This grows steadily in favor both as a home and market berry; improves wonderfully under hill culture, producing berries of superb size and color, and under any culture is a most productive berry ; stands heat and drought well, being late ; poor flavor till ripe, then rich and fine ; deep crimson when ripe ; pistilate. Kentucky Seedling—One of the best late varieties ; fruit large, rather soft, fine fla- vored, very abundant ; best on dry sandy soil, but grows well anywhere. President Wilder—Large, bright crimson, well flavored. Plants vigorous and mod- erately productive. per 100. Triomphe de Gand—Very large and fine ; irregular form ; bright crimson and green- ish white ; firm, and perfumed; strong grower, hardy and productive ; one of the best in cultivation for both the table and market. Wilson's Albany—Large ; dark red ; firm ; sprightly and good ; bears handling well, and valuable as a market sort ; one of the most profitable varieties known. GRAPES. PRICES—Except where Noted. ;o cents each. HARDY NATIVE SORTS. Adirondac—Bunches large, compact, sometimes shouldered; berries medium, round ; skin thin, nearly black; flesh tender with no pulp; flavor, mild, sweet and fine; one of the best, most productive and valuable of the new grapes. Vine moder- ately vigorous, hardy as the Isabella; rijDens very early, before the Hartford Prolific. Agawam—(Rogers' No. 15)—Bunch larg
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