. Benton Comté catalogue Pépinière Co. Inc. : fruits, plantes ornementales, les semences et les plantes. Pépinières (Horticulture), catalogues, des fruits d'arbres, de vivaces, de catalogues ; catalogues ; légumes, graines, fleurs, graines, catalogues, catalogues, l'ombre des arbres, des catalogues. Hardy Arbres, plantes et Lianes de coeur de l'Ozarks FREDONIA 27-La nouvelle, très tôt le raisin noir. Plus tôt que l'Éclipse, de plus grands et de meilleure qualité. Plus tôt que Campbell's ou Moore ; précoce a pris naissance au New York Experiment Station, a été complètement testée dans leurs vignobles où plus de 75 va' rieties sont mûrit et s'est révélé supérieur en veille

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. Catalogue Benton County Nursery Co. Inc. : fruits, ornamentals, seeds and plants. Nurseries (Horticulture), Catalogs; Fruit trees, Catalogs; Perennials, Catalogs; Vegetables, Seeds, Catalogs; Flowers, Seeds, Catalogs; Shade trees, Catalogs. Hardy Trees, Plants and Vines from Heart of the Ozarks 27 FREDONIA—The new, very early Black grape. Earlier than the Eclipse, larger and better quality. Earlier than Campbell's or Moore's Early; originated at the New York Experiment Station; has been thoroughly tested in their vineyards where over 75 va' rieties are fruiting and has proven superior in every way to any other early Black grape. It is fruiting at the Arkansas Experiment Station along with many other varieties where it appears to be the best of all early grapes. Flavor excellent, juicy, retaining its fine qual- ity long after it has become fully ripe; hangs on for weeks after fully ripe. Very large, compact clusters, covered with a heavy, blue bloom; vigorous grower, very productive and the earliest black grape grown. Price: 50c each; $5.00 per dozen. PORTLAND GRAPE—(New) This is a new white grape, originated at the New York State Experiment Station, Fredonia, New York. The earliest of all grapes, which means high prices on the market, with large bunches and also berries. Flesh sweet, juicy and of fine flavor and superior quality. The vine is vigorous grower, healthy and hardy. I have never tried this grape; just planted one last spring in my garden, but the Ex- periment Station speaks very highly of it. Try a few and I am sure you will not be disappointed. Prices: 1 year vines—25c each; $2.50 per dozen; $17.50 per 100. CYNTHIANA—The best red wine grape known. We say the best because red wine made from this variety, grown at Bushburg, Mo., about 25 miles south of St. Louis on the Mississippi River, won first prize at the World's Exposition at Vienna, Austria, as the best red wine from all nations. This grape originated right here in Benton County, Ar- kansa

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